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The update was approved exactly at 5th February
Cool ! Just like everyone else here, thought about this too, but as purethemes said, avoid messing with tinyMCE as much as possible
Looking forward for the release!
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Finally it's accepted, thanks everyone for the supports
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Thank you, any feedback would be really helpful . I have sent you a PM
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Like vickystudio said, the theme is too common. You will have to significantly improve the design – use custom made graphics etc.~ Hope this helps, Radu
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LONDON (AP) — Inside the Olympic Park, the handball venue is the "Box That Rocks."
The so-called Copper Box — a rectangular 7,000-seat venue with an exterior bound by bands of gleaming recycled copper — is earning a reputation for generating some of the wildest and loudest crowds of the London Games. It's a surprise for many in a country without an Olympic handball history or victory.
The cheering, whistling and roaring comes from the stands, while the grunts and cries emerge from the parquet as bodies crash into each other. Luckily for fans, this physical and fast-paced sport is teeming with national rivalries and delivers plenty of goals.
"The buzz in handball is incredible. It's beyond our wildest dreams," Britain men's player Mark Hawkins said. "(The Copper Box) is the best place in the world at the moment."
Not familiar with how the sport works? The fans aren't either, but they're learning.
In handball, players dribble and pass their way up and down the court, often relying on no-look passes and neat flicks to help open up the tightly packed defense. The continued pulse of banging bodies seems to be striking a chord with the public as players fly through air toward goal, hanging as long as possible for the goalkeeper to reveal an open spot where they can send a 100-kph (62 mph) shot into the net.
"We came here because it was the only ticket we could get. We watched for the first time last week and it's really fast and not too technical, so we were really excited to get down here and it was even better in real life," said Adrian Green, 43 of Hertfordshire, England, who was watching alongside his 10-year-old son Luis.
The sport was developed in Denmark, Sweden and Germany in the late 19th Century and was first introduced into the games in 1936. It has long been dominated by European countries, most notably from Scandinavia and southern Europe, with France the reigning Olympic men's winners and Norway holding the women's title.
Britain's men and women's teams were forced to build from scratch after London won the right to host the Olympics back in 2004.
British players were identified through camps and scouting, and convinced to quit their studies or jobs and travel to a sports academy in Aarhus, Denmark, to receive the training needed to provide quality opposition at the Olympics. The women are led by a Danish coach, the men by a Serb.
The British teams haven't won a game so far — or even come close to a victory — but still regularly leave the floor to a standing ovation.
The players seem convinced that the reception received means this could be a sport with long-term possibilities in Britain.
"It's like everybody is loving handball, discovering handball and loving it and we are really proud that they are enjoying it and instigating that," said women's player Marie Gerbon, who scored nine goals in Britain's 31-25 loss to Angola on Friday. "I've never played in such a big hall. I've already been in crowds like that — in the crowd cheering, not playing."
Britain's women have rallied around the tag line "From Zero to Hero."
"It was never going to be easy. (But) this is just the beginning for us, I hope everyone realizes that," Britain left wing Holly Lam-Moores said. "We've worked so hard the last six years. We're just learning to walk now, in four years we'll be running and eight years we'll be sprinting to win medals."
For all of the organizers' talk about Olympics legacy, handball may be one that sticks.
"This is my first time at the Olympics and I am very impressed with the overall atmosphere which is very inspiring especially here at the Copper Box," South Korea's Sim Hae-in said. "I was surprised how popular handball was and how many fans turned up to watch a handball game. It's brilliant."
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Some Tips to Boost Your Printer Cartridge Recycling ProgramDecember 22, 2009 No Comments
No matter how popular environment-related advocacy are, setting up your own printer cartridge recycling program is not very easy. You still have to apply certain marketing techniques to introduce it to your community. It is also advisable to get the support of your employees, people in your community, suppliers, other partners and known personalities to help create a name for your program.
Here are some tips on how to boost your printer cartridge recycling program:
- Do an email blast. Send an email to the people (especially important ones) in your email address book. Explain the program objectives and mechanics.
- If possible, send a monthly newsletter to keep people or members updated on the latest happenings in your program. Include a brief message in every newsletter. You may also create or include short message or quotation related to the program in your email signature.
- Have leaflets and other forms of ads ready in your headquarters or office so visitors can bring them home or go over them later on.
- Create a webpage of campaign site for your program. This is an important and efficient online tool that will allow you to reach out to wider audiences.
- Take advantage of companies' corporate social responsibility. Talk to them for a possible partnership on one of your activities or if they could accommodate your recycling bags and containers in their establishments. This will be beneficial not only for you but also for their business since this will allow them to support a good cause and help other people.
- Put up posters or notices in popular spots like the community bulletin to announce or introduce your program.
- Have collection boxes or small containers ready so that other organization members or community members can bring it home or to work.
- Have a "prize" or any form recognition ready for the person who has contributed the most to your cartridge recycling program.
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Get an overview of this hotelLakefront Moran resort in Grand Teton National Park with 2 restaurants
Popular property highlights
Located in Grand Teton National Park, this resort is within 1 mi (2 km) of Colter Bay Indian Arts Museum, Colter Bay Marina, and Colter Bay Visitor Center. Hermitage Point Trail and Leeks Marina are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Along with 2 restaurants, this resort has a marina and a bar/lounge. Self parking is free. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café, concierge services, and laundry facilities.
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Colter Bay Village features a marina. Dining is available at one of the resort's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a grocery/convenience store. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
This Moran resort also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and gift shops/newsstands. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 46
- Number of floors - 1
- Bar/lounge
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Marina on site
- Picnic area
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Free self parking
Family Friendly Amenities
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Free self parking
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- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
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Colter Bay Village has 2 restaurants on site.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Rafting nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Fishing on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Horse riding/rental on site
- Kayaking on site
- Motor boating on site
- Rowing or canoeing on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10.50 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- 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
The Tent Cabins have 2 log walls, 2 canvas walls, and a canvas roof. Each wall has 2 pull-down bunks with thin mattresses. Electrical outlets are not available. Guests are encouraged to bring their own bedding; a limited number of sleeping bags can rented in the cabin office. The cabins have wood-burning stoves for heat and a picnic table with a grilling area on the patio. Public restrooms are a short walk from the tents, while showers are located in the launderette in the village for an additional fee. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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Trump International Hotel & Tower Toronto offers the ultimate event space in Toronto with a perfect blend of breathtaking architecture, chic décor, flexible layouts and exceptional culinary options that will elevate a business meeting to a meeting that means business. Our Toronto event venues are situated on the 9th and 10th floors, we offer an environment equally perfect for an intimate meeting, conference or the most sophisticated special event, setting the standard in luxury. On the 30th floor, the hotel features dynamic meeting rooms and suites in Toronto specially designed for the executive and can be individually configured to fulfill any requirement. From corporate conferences to sales seminars to strategy workshops, the Exchange Floor is downtown Toronto's world-class meeting space. With venues ranging from the Grand Ballroom, capable of comfortably seating nearly 300 guests, to the 200 sq. ft. Trump Boardroom, an intimate meeting room perfect for power meetings, the Trump International Hotel & Tower Toronto® knows how to create functional meeting spaces that command respect and inspire success. That's exactly what we do best.
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We have united our time and efforts in works of compassion for God's children in Africa. Many of us traveled to Kenya in 2005 for the purpose of contributing our time and energy to mission work. We went to "come and see how God is working among my people"
with an invitation from Florence Mubichi, who was a graduate student in Naperville, Illinois from Meru, Kenya. We worked to aid those in need and build relationships with Kenyan friends. Not only did we witness the depths of human suffering, but also, the commitment, hope and faith of community leaders working tirelessly to relieve suffering in their own communities.
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The first three games in the series, originally released only in Japan and in Japanese between 2001 and 2004 for the Game Boy Advance platform, have been ported to the Nintendo DS as well as localized into English and other languages. The series has been developed for the DS from the ground up starting in the fourth game. The DS remakes and games in the series take advantage of the DS features, including the microphone and touchscreen.
The first three games feature and are sometimes referred to by the eponymous main protagonist, Phoenix Wright. The fourth game introduces a new protagonist, Apollo Justice, who takes over for Wright.
The fifth game, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies, was released for the Nintendo 3DS in 2013, the game stars Phoenix Wright who is once again the protagonist. A sixth entry in the main series, titled Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice was released in June 9th in Japan and in September overseas in 2016.
The first three games began arriving on Wii systems via downloadable WiiWare starting in January 2010 beginning with the original game, followed by the March release of Justice For All and finally Trials and Tribulations in May 2010.
The art director for the series is Tatsuro Iwamoto, with Kazuya Nuri and Kumiko Suekane doing other illustrations.
The series has also been adapted into other media, such as manga, stage plays, musicals, pachinkos, a live-action film adaptation released in 2012 and a novel. The series have also its own Joypolis amusement parks and an anime series based on the franchise premiered in April 2016.
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Main GamesEdit
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - (2001)
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All - (2002)
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations - (2004)
- Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney - (2007)
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies - (2013)
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice - (2016)
Side GamesEdit
- Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth - (2009)
- Gyakuten Kenji 2 - (2011 - Japan only)
- Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Naruhodo Ryunosuke no Boken - (2015 - Japan only)
- Dai Gyakuten Saiban 2: Naruhodō Ryūnosuke no Kakugo - (2017 - Japan only)
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy - (2014) - A game compilation for the Nintendo 3DS consisting of the first three games in the series. The compilation includes the updated graphics from the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy HD compilation for mobile devices, as well as stereoscopic 3D support.
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- Ace Attorney (anime)
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Box Art Edit
Main GamesEdit
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- Official site of the franchise (Japanese)
- Court Records - a well-known Ace Attorney series fansite.
- Gyakuten Saiban Library - a fan blog that provides translations of interviews, essays and other materials concerning the development of the series. Updates irregularly.


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TASS Denizcilik, the consortium involving Akfen Holding, Tepe İnşaat, Souter Investments and Sera Gayrimenkul Yatırım, took over all the shares of the Istanbul Fast Ferries, or IDO, on Thursday, according to a statement by Akfen.
TASS Denizcilik, the consortium involving Akfen Holding, Tepe İnşaat, Souter Investments and Sera Gayrimenkul Yatırım, took over all the shares of the Istanbul Fast Ferries, or IDO, on Thursday, according to a statement by Akfen.
The privatization of IDO, a subsidiary of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, in which the Tepe-Akfen-Souter-Sera, or TASS, consortium won the auction with an offer of $861 million in April, was finalized with signatures Thursday.
"An agreement concerning the sale of shares was signed between TASS, under joint management, the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and the other shareholders," it said.
Commenting on the IDO share transfer, Hamdi Akın, board chairman of Akfen Holding said IDO had a great share in the marine transportation of the Marmara Sea and Istanbul.
"As the Tepe-Akfen-Souter-Sera consortium, we aim to grow this investment, which is crucial for Istanbul, with new investments that will develop the service quality of the company," Akın said Thursday in a statement from the company.
There will be no layoffs in IDO, Akın continued in the statement. "On the contrary, we will grow our service quality by increasing human resources. Privatizations are important opportunities to increase the number of employees and service variety."
The consortium had offered $861 million for the privatization of 100 percent IDO shares. According to a statement from the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, the revenue obtained from the privatization will be invested in the transportation systems of the city.
IDO, which runs high-speed ferries in Istanbul and to and from nearby cities, provides 40 percent of Istanbul's maritime transportation. Within the scope of the privatization agreement, Sera Gayrimenkul Yatırım will take a 10 percent share. Tepe İnşaat, Akfen Holding and Souter Investments LLP, owned by Scottish businessman and the founder of international transportation group Stagecoach, Brian Souter, will hold 30 percent of shares each in the complete IDO stake.
Brian Souter said in a written statement that his company was looking forward to making substantial improvements in IDO's operations. More frequent services on key routes and better integration with land transport services are among their planned developments. "Our goal is to ensure motorists opt for sea bus and ferry transportation rather than making long and frustrating road journeys in and around the congested Istanbul road network."
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Despite overcoming an 11-point second half deficit, the Wyoming basketball team came up short in a 72-69 loss to the Nevada Wolf Pack on Saturday afternoon in Reno. The Cowgirls are now 12-5 overall on the season and 3-3 in the Mountain West while Nevada improves to 9-9 overall and 4-3 in league play.
"We talked about that prior to the game that we just need to give ourselves a chance in the final four minutes," said head coach Joe Legerski. "We showed a lot of determination and got off to a great start. Nevada went on a run, got up by double-digits and we fought back to close the gap at halftime. In the second half, we fell behind by 11 and battled our way back again. I thought we executed down the stretch exactly how we wanted to. Chelan (Landry) did what we asked of her, converted at the basket, followed up with some rebounds and put them on the foul line to keep us in the game. We had the shot we wanted at the end of the game, it just didn't go down. I think that's all you can ask for as a coach."
After trailing by one at the break, Wyoming hit a three-point field goal to tie it up at 36 with 17:49 left in the game. The two teams would trade scores but the Wolf Pack ran off ten straight points to make it 48-38, while the Cowgirls struggled from the field. Kaylie Rader scored a basket to end a five minute scoring drought for UW to close the gap to eight, 48-40. Nevada extended the lead back to 11, 53-42, which was answered with six straight by Fallon Lewis to make it a five point contest, 53-46. Free throws by Mimi Mungedi pushed the lead back to seven, 55-48. Wyoming battled their way back into it and two free throws by Jordan Sibrel capping off an 11-2 run to give the Cowgirls a 59-56 lead with 4:18 left in the game. A three-point play by Terilyn Moe tied it up at 59 all. It was a battle in final four minutes of the game. Free throws by the Wolf Pack put them up by two, 61-59. One of two by Lewis made it a one point contest, 61-60. It went back and forth until Nevada gained a four-point advantage, 67-63, with 35 seconds remaining. The Cowgirls continued to battle and with six seconds left in the game had two looks at the basket unfortunately they would fall short 72-69.
Kaitlyn Mileto recorded a game high 25 points while adding six rebounds in her effort on the night. She was 7-14 from the field and 6-9 from beyond the arc. Lewis finished with her seventh double-double of the year with 22 points and 15 rebounds. Wyoming shot 21-62 (.339) from the field and 19-28 (.679) from the free throw line. The Cowgirls out rebounded the Wolf Pack, 47-36, and had 16 second chance points.
"Fallon battled all night long and almost had a double-double at halftime with 22 points and 15 rebounds. I thought that's what really got us back into the game, offensive rebounding and timely shooting. She showed a lot of determination and mental toughness, which is what we've been asking out of this whole team."
Nevada was led by Moe with 17 points and four assists, while Danika Sharp chipped in 16 points and five rebounds. Mimi Mungedi was the third player in double-figures for the Wolf Pack with 11 points and a team high six rebounds. Nevada was 23-57 (.404) from the field and 23-29 (.793) from the free throw line.
It was fast paced between both teams through the first media timeout as both teams went 5-7 from the field while the Cowgirls held a 12-11 lead. Lewis and Mileto each had six points for Wyoming early. Out of the break, Arielle Wideman completed the three-point play to tie it up and started a 10-0 run by the Wolf Pack to make it 22-12 with 11:39 on the clock. The Cowgirls went cold going 0-7 from the field and almost seven minutes before a free throw by Mileto ended the scoreless drought. Lewis hit a basket that got a 10-2 run going for Wyoming to close the gap to one, 24-23. Sharp scored the next points to give Nevada a three-point field lead, 26-23. UW battled their way back into it with a free throw by Landry giving the Cowgirls a 33-32 lead. A basket by Amber Smith at the buzzer put the Wolf Pack up by one, 34-33, at the half.
Mileto led all scorers in the first half with 15 followed by Lewis with 12. Lewis finished with nine rebounds. The Cowgirls were 10-31 (.323) from the field, 4-10 (.400) from the three-point line and 9-13 (.692) from the free throw line.
The Cowgirls return home next Wednesday, Jan. 29, as they host the Fresno State Bulldogs. The game is set for 7:00 p.m. in the Arena-Auditorium.


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Nefertem (/ˈnɛfərˌtɛm/; possibly "beautiful one who closes" or "one who does not close"; also spelled Nefertum or Nefer-temu) was, in Egyptian mythology, originally a lotus flower at the creation of the world, who had arisen from the primal waters.[1] Nefertem represented both the first sunlight and the delightful smell of the Egyptian blue lotus flower, having arisen from the primal waters within an Egyptian blue water-lily, Nymphaea caerulea. Some of the titles of Nefertem were "He Who is Beautiful" and "Water-Lily of the Sun", and a version of the Book of the Dead says:
"Rise like Nefertem from the blue water lily, to the nostrils of Ra (the creator and sungod), and come forth upon the horizon each day."
Nefertem the child comes from his earth father Nun's black primordial waters, and his sky mother is Nut. When he matures, he is Ra.
Nefertem was eventually seen as the son of the Creator god Ptah, and the goddesses Sekhmet and Bast were sometimes called his mother. In art, Nefertem is usually depicted as a beautiful young man having blue water-lily flowers around his head. As the son of Bastet, he also sometimes has the head of a lion or is a lion or cat reclining. The ancient Egyptians often carried small statuettes of him as good-luck charms.
Nefertem, The Walters Art Museum.
- ^ Nefertem page at Ancient Egypt: the Mythology retrieved June 21, 2008.
Further reading[edit]
- Morenz, Siegfried; Schubert, Johannes (1954). Der Gott auf der Blume: Eine ägyptische Kosmogonie und ihre weltweite Bildwirkung (in German). Verlag Artibus Asiæ.


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A fundraising group will take to the stage on Friday at St Helens Hall, The Harebreaks, Watford, as they raise money for the Peace Hospice trek to India in May 2013.
A group of 10 local people will be travelling to Delhi to work on a charity project and trek the Himalayas whilst raising money for the hospice.
Creative Academy dance student, Hannah Aylward, will be putting the group through their paces as they learn dance moves from the cult classic Grease.
Rachel Fowler, corporate development manager of the Peace Hospice, who will be joining the dancers said: "Fundraising events like this, where people give up their time, are invaluable to us as we try and raise the £3.8m that we need to continue to provide our services, free of charge, across South West Hertfordshire."
Mary Pinkstone who is taking part in the trek said: "I am a great fan of the musical and look forward to trying to re-create the dance moves in the film whilst raising money for the hospice, it's a wonderful charity that deserves our support."
Savills Estate Agents are supporting the group and other fundraising events including a Bollywood Night on Saturday, March 2.


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When food writer Petrit Husenaj went to visit TV food star Ina Garten, he got nervous and ruined a pound cake.
Of course, we could see the Ina break apart in the negotiations that are going on.
Midwives in this country may be rare, but they hold the key to improving maternal health, says Ina May Gaskin.
A French green bean salad with warm goat cheese reminds Ina Garten of having lunch in Paris.
Once the book was done, he promised Ina, they would fInally take the trip to France they had desired for so long.
After he had reigned two years Ina became king of the western English.
At her protesting expression, he finished, "Or do I call you Ina, still?"
Ina rebuilt the abbey of Glastonbury, and endowed it with rich gifts.
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Timothy "TJ" Joe Love
11/8/1987 - 8/29/2008
Timothy "TJ" Joe Love, 20, of Spring, Texas passed away August 29, 2008. He was born on November 8, 1987 in Houston, Texas to Joe Love and Kathy Keneson.
Tim was a wonderful son to his dad and a great brother to his four brothers. He was a comforting grandson to his grandmother Meme. Tim made many friends and touched many people in his short life. Tim always was smiling and laughing and brought great joy to everyone he encountered. He will be greatly missed by all those he touched.
Tim is survived by his dad, Joe Love and stepmother, Carol Lynn Coglianese, M.D. of Spring, Tx and his mother Kathy Keneson of Beaumont, Texas; his brothers, Joshua Love, Jon Love, Charlie Keneson and Scottie Keneson; his grandmother, Margie
(Meme) Love and step grandparents, Glen and Barbara Coglianese.
The visitation will be held Monday, September 1, 2008 from 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. at the Jeter Memorial Funeral Home, 311 N. Friendswood Drive (F.M. 518), Friendswood, Texas 77546, (281) 992-7200.
The funeral service will be held Tuesday, September 2, 2008 at 1:00 P.M. with Rev. Rudy Rios officiating with a visitation to be held from 11:00 A.M. to service time.
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the letter reproduced here, the Center for Individual Freedom expressed
its ardent support for NET FAIR, the New Economy Tax Fairness Act.
May 24, 2001
The Honorable
Charles E. Grassley
Chairman, Senate Finance Committee
United States Senate
135 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Dear Chairman
On behalf of
the Center for Individual Freedom, I am writing to urge you and
every member of the Senate Finance Committee to support S. 664,
the New Economy Tax Fairness Act, or NET FAIR.
In 1992, the
Supreme Court ruled in Quill Corp. v. North Dakota that,
without authorization from Congress, states cannot force merchants
lacking a substantial physical presence or "nexus" in
the state to collect and remit sales tax on purchases made in the
state. Congress grant of such authority would expand the states
taxing jurisdictions beyond their borders, placing substantial burdens
on interstate commerce and remote businesses.
NET FAIR is
a commonsense solution to a complicated issue, as it simply applies
the nexus standards that currently govern catalogue sales to sales
over the Internet. Such clear and uniform nexus standards will reinforce
the constitutional protections afforded to remote vendors under
the Commerce Clause by precluding states from forcing vendors to
collect sales taxes for a state in which they do not have a physical
presence. Moreover, NET FAIR protects remote merchants from being
subjected to multiple taxation and the various rules of the more
than 7,600 taxing jurisdictions nationwide.
The Internet
has been a driving force for our economy and Americas leadership
position in electronic communications over the past decade. Congress
passage of NET FAIR will serve to solidify that position and ensure
future economic growth while respecting the states authority
to set their own tax policies on commerce within their jurisdictions.
The Center
for Individual Freedom is a non-partisan, non-profit organization
with the mission to focus public, legislative and judicial attention
on individual freedoms and individual rights guaranteed by the U.S.
Constitution. As free-market advocates, we are opposed to over-burdensome
state and federal regulations and taxing regimes that will impede
the evolution of electronic commerce.
Jeffrey Mazzella
Vice President, Legislative Affairs


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Top 10 Vince Gill Songs
Vince Gill songs are some of the best-written and most beloved of the last 25 years of popular music. The multi-talented singer, songwriter and guitarist has created a body of work that is nearly unmatched in the history of country music, in the process charting more than 40 singles and winning 18 CMA Awards and 20 Grammys.
Gill's unique blend of exceptional song craft and instrumental ability, combined with one of the purest and most instantly identifiable voices in the genre, has helped him to consistently produce work that stands head and shoulders above that of most of his contemporaries in terms of sheer musical quality. Our list of the Top 10 Vince Gill Songs acknowledges the best of his many great songs from all facets of his career.
"One More Last Chance"
A hysterical tale of a drinking man married to a Bible-toting wife, this song begins with the guy, who smells tellingly of whiskey, being greeted at the door by his wife, who is armed with a rolling pin. As she tries to control her husband's wild ways by taking his glasses and his car keys, he finds a way to escape again by riding his trusty John Deere, all the while begging his betrothed for "one more last chance" before she gives up on him for good.
"My Kind of Woman / My Kind of Man"
Sung as a duet with Patty Loveless, this song that reveals "my body trembles with the touch of your hand" was believable enough to earn the pair a CMA Award for Vocal Event of the Year in 1999. The tune was such a favorite of Loveless' that it showed up a year later on her Classics album. Although it wasn't as big a hit as some of Gill's other tracks — reaching No. 27 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart — the track's sheer quality makes it one of the Top 10 Vince Gill songs.
"Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away"
This No. 1 hit, which blames a troubled romance on a couple's lack of communication, weaves a story of an all-night discussion of their relationship, without coming to any resolutions. As dawn is about to break, he begs that they can "find a way to just hold on." The second single from the career-defining album I Still Believe in You, this song reached No. 1 in January of 1993.
"Look at Us"
"Look at Us" has become one of Gill's career-defining songs. One of a number of songs written during a period of turbulence in his first marriage to Sweethearts of the Rodeo singer Janis Oliver, the song celebrates a love that overcomes all obstacles, saying, "If they wanna see how true love should be, they'll just look at us." The simplicity of the song, coupled with Gill's vocal performance and a pedal steel solo from John Hughey, make it a modern country classic.
"When I Call Your Name"
Pairing Gill with good friend Loveless once again, this heartbreaking hit finds Gill coming home to an empty house and a goodbye note on the table. Revealing that the "lonely sound of my voice calling is driving me insane," he continues to call out, but his cries go unanswered. The song was a game-changer for Gill's career, reaching No. 2 and winning a Grammy for Best Country Vocal Performance, Male, as well as CMAs for Single and Song of the Year.
"Worlds Apart"
This second single from High Lonesome Sound is yet another example of Gill's signature way with heartbreak. His ballads rely on a bare-bones, minimal approach that keeps the focus on the melody, lyrics and vocals, which is one of the key ingredients of Gill's success. Written by Gill with top Nashville tunesmith Bob DiPiero, "Worlds Apart" rode that formula all the way to No. 5 in the country charts, and earned Gill a Grammy for Best Male Country Vocal Performance.
"Tryin' to Get Over You"
Gill was on the hot streak of a lifetime when he released this ballad as the fifth single from the monster hit album I Still Believe in You. This tragic tune reveals that, even though the relationship has ended, only death will heal his wounded heart — although he's trying everything from spending time alone to being fixed up by his friends. Gill's pure tenor voice made this chart-topper a breakup classic, and certainly one of the Top 10 Vince Gill Songs.
"I Still Believe in You"
Filled with regret over how his actions have hurt the woman he loves, Gill, in this song, begs the object of his affection for one more chance. The title track from his sixth studio album's remorseful lyrics reaped Gill his first No.1 hit, and the song stayed on top of the charts for two weeks. This song was another product of his troubled first marriage — "Somewhere along the way, I guess I just lost track / Only thinkin' of myself never lookin' back / For all the times I've hurt you, I apologize / I'm sorry it took so long to finally realize" –which, in a somewhat bitter irony, finally dissolved just a few years later.
"Whenever You Come Around"
This song is perhaps the most honest love song that Gill has ever recorded; he keeps nothing back in expressing his emotions with lines such as "I get weak in the knees and I lose my breath." He admits that he "tries to speak but the words won't come" because he is "scared to death," and the paralyzing feelings that Gill embraces make this one of our all-time favorites. The first single from When Love Finds You, the track reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.
"Go Rest High on That Mountain"
A poignant farewell to a departed loved one, this classic song is still important more than 20 years after it was released. Gill penned the first verse after the passing of his friend and fellow artist, Keith Whitley, but it wasn't until Gill's brother passed away four years after Whitley that he was able to finish the tune. Ricky Skaggs and Loveless lend their harmonies to this Grammy-winning song, which is our pick to top this list of the Top 10 Vince Gill Songs.


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I ate mine with white rice and asparagus. Yum!
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The Living Thin and Pain Free Diet My Way Out of Fibromyalgia Through Alkaline Eating
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The Do's:
Invest in a great night serum and cream
Unlike during the day, when you need protection against sun, pollution, and other stressors, at night your skin requires healing help. That's where serums and night creams come in. Choose one with plenty of active ingredients and antioxidants and you'll see a difference within a week.
Mix a drop of self-tanner into your night cream
You'll wake up with refreshed skin and a healthy glow. Plus, mixing it with your moisturizer prevents streaks or a drastically darker color. (Note: skip the white pillows when you self-tan.)
Keep a journal by your bed
We hate lying in bed with a nagging feeling that we've forgotten something or being kept awake because our minds are racing. Since ideas (and to-do lists) pop up at the unlikeliest times, keep a journal or notepad by your bedside to jot down ideas, dreams, or anything else you want to remember when you wake up.
Watch TV Right Before Bed
It's tempting to unwind with a little television at the end of the day but the visual stimulation can keep you from falling soundly asleep. Shut it down a half hour before bed and reach for a good book instead.
Drink Alcohol Right Before Bed
It seems counterintuitive because when we indulge a bit too much we seem to pass out much quicker. In fact, once the initial effects wear off, sleep under the influence is actually must less restful. Since most of us enjoy a glass of wine with dinner or a couple cocktails occasionally, you can lessen the negative effects by stopping a few hours before your regular bedtime and staying hydrated. The general guideline is one-to-one alcoholic drinks to water.
Skip The Face Washing
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Fabulous Experience - Five Stars: Carnival Dream Cruise Review by onvacation123
Overall Member Rating
Fabulous Experience - Five Stars
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Port Canaveral (Orlando)
Waterworks - Slides are great. If you lie completely flat on your back on the twister it is a bit rough on your back. The drainpipe is extremely fast. You shoot out into the bowl really fast. I did hit the back my head a couple of times. The only problems i see are that the deck is extremly HOT. You cannot walk on the floor barefoot.
Pool Area - The main pool is EXTREMELY small. Not big enough to accomodate so many people. The deck is even hotter than at the waterworks. Not a joke. More You will burn your feet. As with all ships you will find the chair hogs, those people that set out their stuff on chairs but never seem to use them. I was under the impression that any chair left unattended for more than 30 minutes would have the towel removed to allow another guest to use it. I saw many many chairs sit unused for hours with towels on them and nothing was done. There was one couple sitting next to me who had two sets of chairs. One in the shade and one in the sun.
On about the third day I set my towel and book on a table by the pool and went into the buffet to get my lunch. I was gone no more than 10 minutes. When I came out i was surprised to find a heavy set hairy guy sitting at my table picking at his navel. He had to have seen my stuff b/c it was inches from his arm. On the last day i again had a table by the pool. My book and towel were on it. I got up to go to the bar for a drink. Just about all the tables were occupied at this point. As i was walking back i saw a man clearing dirty dishes from a table that had become vacant. He put them on my table and sat down at the now clean table. I did not say anything b/c he was with two small children. I did not want to make a scene. That was just plain RUDE. Unsupervised Children - This would probably be my biggest complaint. I do not dislike or have anything against kids. I want to make that clear. However, I was amazed at just how many kids were running free all around the ship. Where were the parents? At all hours they ran up and down the halls screaming, yelling, pulling the do not disturb signs off the doors.
As i mentioned earlier, the pool is very small. It is also very shallow, only 3 1/2 feet. There is a sign on the pool wall that reads NO DIVING. Kids (and parents) ignored this. Over and over, kids jumped, dove, flipped and cannon balled into the water. I even saw one father sit his child on his shoulders and dive into the water.
On three separate occasions, I stepped into the elevator and found that all the buttons had been pressed.
On the deck above the main pool was a ping pong table. It is squeezed into a corner right next to some deck chairs. There were several kids, no more than 6 years old playing at it. Alone of course. They must not understand how to play the game because they were using the paddle as if it were a bat. The object of their game was to see how hard and far you could hit. The ball was flying on tables, chairs, you name it. Thankfully, after about 10 minutes, the ball flew over the side of the ship and that was the end of the game.
Leave your kids at home if you are not going to watch them. Food - Overall the food was great. The buffet lines are kind of long but that is to be expected when so many people are trying to eat at the same time. The burrito and pasta bar were fantastic. The hamburgers out by the pool are a "10". The dining room has an excellent menu as well. The hot molten chocolate cake is divine. If you are not a breakfast person, room service is an option. The menu is limited but you can get cereal, yogurt and assorted pastries. Coffee, milk and juices are also available. It is free.
Staff - They are courteous and helpful. Sometimes they have a hard time understanding you but not a big deal.
Staterooms - I had an inside cabin, and it was on the small side. If you can afford it, get a balcony. The cabins are more roomy.
Beverages - Carnival allows each person to bring on board 12 bottles or cans of soda, water. This can add up to a savings considering that the unlimted soda package is $ 50.00 for adults and around $ 40.00 for kids.
Disembarkation - No problems. Extremely fast and orderly. It was less than 30 minutes from the time we left our cabin until we arrived at our car. Bags and all.
Parking - ouch..... parking is $ 15.00 per day. If you can park off site for less or have someone drop you off, do it. We ended up paying $ 105.00.
All in all this was a great experience. I would definitely recommend this ship to anyone. Less
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The only thing I did not like was that when you exit the ship you are herded through the duty free store. Just an attempt to get you to buy something. if you have every visited Disney World, you will understand.
Make sure you take some sort of picure ID with you. You will need to show it before they let you back onto the ship.
Do not waste your time going to Passion Beach. It is much further away and twice as expensive. I went there last year and Paradise is just as good.
The shops are all well kept, clean and modern. It looks very Key West.
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I am having a small problem with Auth Cache. Whenever a page is cached by AuthCache, I am getting the horizontal line under the tabs on pages with no tabs. For example, on the home page, which for a logged out user has no tabs, I am getting the horizontal line under the tabs and the ul class tabs-primary. I am also getting a span class called authcache-tabs.
I believe this authcache-tabs is causing the horizontal line to appear, even on pages that are not supposed to have tabs. Really, this is just a visual problem, but I am wondering why this is so. There shouldnt be any tabs on this page, but it is calling the ul and the span mentioned above. This happens on every single page cached by AuthCache, and goes away when Autcache is disabled. I am using CacheRouter with AuthCache.
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Comment #1portulaca CreditAttribution: portulaca commented
I have the same problem that happens for anonymous users, authcache inserts an empty span into tabs causing the stripe to appear.

Possibly related to Edit Tab on Nodes Disappearing after completed page load http://drupal.org/node/694438
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I get the same output.
Line 430 on 'authcache module'
// Required if tabs need to be generated dynamically
if ($is_page_authcache) {
$variables['tabs'] = '' . $variables['tabs'] . '';
Perhaps this code should include a check for anonymous users.
Comment #3Marko B CreditAttribution: Marko B commented
Having the same problem.
Comment #4davesommerhalder CreditAttribution: davesommerhalder commented
me to. does anyone have a solution?
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The stock market's outlook has changed with the near-term trend now uncertain. The first-of-the-month syndrome, which in January and February resulted in big gains for the major indices, fizzled on March 1. Small gains were accompanied by only average volume, whereas in January and February, triple-digit gains were accompanied by higher volume and breadth. But the bull market is still intact, and any pullback of 3% to 5% will provide both traders and investors with excellent buying opportunities.
Uncertainties are heightened by headline news, predominantly associated with "sequestration," and that has kept many investors out of the market. But the S&P 500 has so far held above the psychologically important number of 1,500; however, the real support for the index is at 1,475. A breakdown from that zone could quickly threaten the intermediate uptrend, and if it becomes extended, could even have an impact on the major bull market advance.
For stocks to succeed in an uncertain and overbought market, the fundamental and technical outlooks for each must be ideal. The stocks on this list do not meet those requirements, and in fact, each one is seriously flawed and in danger of a sharp sell-off.
Here is our list of stocks to sell in March:


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Porsche Cayman ClubSport Rumored for LA Auto Show Debut
Porsche's hard-core Cayman ClubSport (CS for short) is rumored to debut at the LA Auto Show in December. Inspired by the Boxster Spyder, the Cayman CS is expected to use a version of that car's direct-injection 3.4-liter flat-six to make at least 330-hp. Along with a lower curb weight (The Boxster Spyder weighs 176-lbs less than a stock model), the car will get a 7-speed PDK dual-clutch transmission and hit 60 mph in roughly 4.5 seconds. Pricing is expected to be around $65,300.
In addition, Porsche is expected to introduce a new limited edition 911 Speedster model at the Paris Auto Show. It will be limited to just 100 models and feature the Carrera 4S widebody but will be rear-wheel drive. It will come with a 408-hp 3.8-liter flat-six, combined with Porsche's impressive 7-speed PDK dual-clutch transmission. Other highlights will include a limited-slip differential, PCCB brakes and 19-inch wheels. In true Speedster style, it will come exclusively with just two seats and be offered in either blue or white. It won't be cheap, however, with an MSRP close to $200,000.
Then at the Geneva Auto Show in the Spring, Porsche will deliver the Carrera GTS. It will get unique styling, a sport exhaust and center locking wheels. Like the 911 Speedster it will get the same 408-hp engine, but will be offered with a 6-speed transmission. It will also be rear-drive but with the wider body and track. Both a Coupe and Cabriolet will be offered priced at $103,100 and $112,900 respectively.
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David Beckham has returned to his former primary school for the first time since he left 30 years ago.
Waltham Forest's most celebrated footballer in recent history visited hundreds of pupils at Chase Lane Primary School in York Road, Chingford, on Friday.
The surprise visit, kept hidden from pupils and parents until the day, was organised by Sainsbury's in which Beckham is an ambassador for the supermarket's 'Active Kids' programme.
Headteahcer Carolyn Houstoun introduced the Leytonstone-born player to over 180 cheering ten year olds inside the assembly hall before taking him on a visit of the school's grounds.
The father-of-four spoke to children about his 20 year career as a professional footballer, being educated at the school and even gave some advice to the under 11s football team before they head to Wembley for the Year 6 national finals on May 25.
"Coming back, I've noticed so much has changed but all the memories of my favourite classes and kicking about in the playground has come flooding back.
"I remember being happy when I used to come to school, I never used to miss a day unless I was sick. I was never a top pupil but I always worked hard and my work was always neat.
"We had quite a good few young players in the school, so I don't think I was the best in the class and for some reason, I always remember being picked last in the school games on the field at break time."
Chase Lane is one of 51,000 schools, groups and sports clubs to have signed up to the scheme aimed at inspiring children to eat healthy and stay active.


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Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Flight Day. Flight from the United States.
Day 2: Istanbul. Arrival in Istanbul and transfer to hotel. Dinner on your own. Your guide will show you several restaurants in the area, or you may simply have dinner at the hotel. Overnight at the Ottoman Imperial Hotel in the historical part of Istanbul.
Day 3: Gallipoli - Troy/ Canakkale. Drive to Canakkale via Gallipoli. Lunch at Gallipoli, then ferry across the Dardanelles for a two–hour visit to Troy where you will see the most recent finds. Dinner and overnight at the Canakkale Tusan Hotel. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 4: Mount Ida - Pergamon/ Kusadasi. Drive along Mount Ida, where Paris made the decision that eventually led to the Trojan War. Drive to Pergamum along the coastal road to visit the city famous for the work done by the great physician Galen. Lunch at a local restaurant in Bergama. Visit the Acropolis and the Asclepion, one of the most important medical centers of the Roman period. Continue on to Kusadasi. Dinner and overnight at the Kusadasi Kismet Hotel. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 5: Ephesus/ Kusadasi. Visit Ephesus and environs. The Emperor Augustus chose Ephesus to be the capital city of Asia Minor during the Roman period. Sites include the remains of the Artemis Temple, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and the Church of the Virgin Mary where it is believed that Mary lived the last years of her life. Visit the museum in which most of the finds from Ephesus are exhibited. Dinner in Kusadasi, overnight at the Kismet Hotel. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 6: Aphrodisias/ Kusadasi. Drive to Aphrodisias, the city of Aphrodite, the Mother of Aeneas from whom the Romans claimed to have descended. Top quality marble quarries made the city one of the most important sculpture centers of the entire Roman world. Dinner and overnight at the Kusadasi Kismet Hotel. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 7: Priene - Didyma/ Bodrum. Visit the most important cities of the classical period, the Ionian cities of Priene and Didyma. Drive to Bodrum, ancient Halicarnassus, along Bafa Lake and visit the ancient city of Euromos, which provides a brief introduction to Caria. Visit Bodrum Underwater Archaeological Museum. Dinner in Bodrum and overnight at 4 Reasons Hotel. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 8: Fethiye - Xanthos - Patara/ Kalkan. Drive to Dalyan village and take a boat ride along the Dalyan River, ancient Chalbis. Drive to Fethiye, ancient Telmessos, where we will see the magnificent Lycian rock cut tombs. Continue to Xanthos, the capital city of the ancient Lycians. Another short drive takes us to Patara, the birth place of St. Nicholas and the god Apollo. The American Congress was influenced by the Lycian League that was once gathering in the bouletherion of Patara. Enjoy the sunset at the ancient harbor acropolis before continuing to Kalkan, a small fishing village on the Mediterranean. Dinner and overnight at the Happy Hotel. Kalkan. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 9: Kekova - Myra/ Antalya. One-hour drive to the Kekova area for a boat trip around the secluded bays. See the sunken cities under the crystal clear waters. Visit Simena Castle and have lunch in a small fishing village, then drive to Myra and see the Church of St. Nicholas. Drive to Antalya, where we will spend the next three days. Dinner and overnight at the Dogan Hotel, a renovated 19th century Ottoman House well known for its Turkish character and hospitality. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 10: Perge - Aspendos/ Antalya. A relaxing day at Pamphylia with a visit to Perge and then Aspendos, the best-preserved and designed theater of the Roman era. An afternoon of free time in Antalya after visiting the Antalya Museum with one of the curators. Dinner on your own, overnight at the Dogan Hotel. Includes: (B).
Day 11: Arycanda - Limyra/ Antalya. Drive to the mountainous region of northeastern Antalya to discover a totally different landscape. Visit villages and towns near the Taurus Mountains, as well as the ancient city of Arycanda located amid pine forests. Lunch at a trout farm, then visit the mountainous Lycian site of Limyra and the wooden storehouses in Beyler Village. Dinner in one of the famous local restaurants, overnight at the Dogan Hotel. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 12: Konya - Whirling Dervishes/ Cappadocia. Take a long drive through the scenic Taurus Mountains with various stops and visits before arriving at Konya, the center of the Whirling Dervishes, and visit the Mevlana Museum. Drive to Cappadocia for a visit to a caravanserai, dating from the 13th century and reflecting the high quality of Seljuk art and architecture. Then enter a different planet called Cappadocia. Dinner and overnight at the Kelebek Cave Suites, which has been restored from 19th century Cave house and decorated in Turkish and Ottoman style. Includes: (B, (D).
Day 13: Cappadocia. Wake up in a totally different landscape dominated by deep valleys and fairy chimneys. Visit Goreme and Zelve open-air museums and the underground city of Kaymakli, where early Christians found shelter. Optional afternoon walk in one of the valleys. Dinner in town, overnight at the Kelebek Cave Suites. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 14: Hattusas/ Ankara. Optional balloon trip over Cappadocia in the early morning. Drive to Hattusas, the capital city of the Hittites. See the giant architecture dating from the 15th century B.C. After lunch drive to Ankara. Dinner in one of Ankara's local restaurants, overnight at the Midas Hotel. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 15: Ankara/ Istanbul. Visit the Mausoleum of Ataturk and the fascinating Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, where art pieces from 8000 to 2000 B.C. are on display. Late afternoon flight to Istanbul and transfer to hotel. Dinner and overnight at the Ottoman Imperial Hotel in the Sultanahmet area. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 16: Istanbul. Full day visit in Istanbul – Hagia Sofia, the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Treasury and the Harem. Dinner in the fish market area, overnight at Ottoman Imperial Hotel in Istanbul. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 17: Istanbul. Visit the Archaeological Museum, the Basilica Cistern, and the Hippodrome. Free time in the afternoon for a visit to Dolmabahce Palace or for some time on your own. We will have a private cruise on the Bosphorus and have our farewell dinner in one of the restaurants on the Bosphorus. Overnight at the Ottoman Imperial Hotel in Istanbul. Includes: (B), (D).
Day 18: Departure Day. Transfer to airport for return flight to the United States. Includes: (B).
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Christopher t. V.wrote a review of Salewa Alp Trainer Hiking Shoe - Men's on August 18, 2012
great shoe
I've had these shoes for a few weeks now and i think there great however i should have got a full size bigger. i typically wear a 10.5 wide. Im afraid when i put some miles on them my feet will swell and there is not much room for that.


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AMHERST, Massachusetts -- Pat Mulvey (Rye, NH), a sophomore guard on the Amherst College men's basketball team, was named to the ECAC Honor Roll for the week ending December 6, 1997. Honor roll and player of the week distinctions are bestowed weekly by the ECAC, co-sponsored by AmeriSuites.
Mulvey posted a career-high 22 points in the Jeffs' 100-90 victory at Clark last Thursday. The sophomore shot a perfect 8-for-8 from the floor, including a trio of three-pointers and 3-for-3 at the line. Mulvey followed up this performance with a 10-point, 6-rebound show in an 81-65 win at Skidmore on Saturday.
Amherst men's basketball is off to a 4-0 start after its second-ever NCAA appearance in 1997. A major contributor in his rookie campaign, Mulvey has warded off the sophomore slump by averaging 10.3 points per game as the team's third leading scorer. In his four games, the guard has rattled in half of his shots while making 46.5% of attempts beyond the arc.
The Jeffs are next in action tomorrow night as they travel to Western New England College for a 7:30pm meeting.
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Extra Credit
NowGamer.com is holding a Red Dead Redemption themed competition in which you can win DLC codes for special edition content, Red Dead branded t-shirts and limited edition playing cards. Click through to the website's competition page to enter.
Looks like Treyarch has learned a few lessons from Infinity Ward's brand of action, if this new Call Of Duty: Black Ops trailer is anything to go by:
If you've been enjoying the delightful, yet difficult, Bit.Trip Runner as much as we have, you may want to check out these wall prints.
Second Person Shooter examines minigames that are arguably more fun than the games they're a part of.
We took a look at Medal Of Honor recently, and although it's shaping up well, we can't help but question the sensitivity of the Afghanistan setting. NoAddedSugar has similar concerns.
Irrational Games reveals the initial pitch document for BioShock. The plot may have been completely different, but the heart and soul of the game remained intact.
A videogame played by screaming. The angrier you yell, the better you do:
After a protracted legal battle over the use of the name 'Edge', French indie developer Mobigame's title is finally back on the App Store, hopefully this time for good.
Penny Arcade sets its aim on day one purchase DLC.
Katamari's Prince takes on Will Wright's SimCity.
We've all been there before, sitting bleary eyed as the sun comes up, knowing we should have gone to bed hours ago. Second Person Shooter writes a short piece about those moments when we just can't put down the pad.
IGN takes an artistic look at just how often developers lie to us.
BlinkWorks has gone live with its Kickstarter campaign to help raise funds for Indie Game: The Movie, a feature length documentary chronicling and examining independent developers. If the entire film is as well produced and shot as this interview with Team Meat's Edmund McMillen, we hope BlinkWorks raises what it needs:
And finally, if you haven't used Google today then do so now. There's a unique version of Pac-Man to play right there on the home page in celebration of his 30th birthday. Play it quick before it disappears forever.


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2016-17 Open Rehearsal Schedule with the Utah Symphony
Open rehearsals provide an opportunity for students to observe the rehearsal process and learn more about programmed music and Abravanel Hall. Secondary school teachers can sign up to bring their classes. Elementary teachers may consider particular programs they think may be of interest to their students.
Are you an adult interested in attending a rehearsal? You might consider attending a "Finishing Touches" event. Click here for more information.
Open Rehearsals are scheduled throughout the year to provide a variety of times, repertoire and soloists for those in attendance.
Please call Beverly Hawkins 801-869-9092 or email her at
to make arrangements. Dates are tentative and subject to change. Seating is limited. Groups should plan to arrive one half hour prior to the start of the rehearsal for a brief orientation: at 9:00 am for morning rehearsals that begin at 9:30AM; at 6:30 pm for the one evening rehearsal this season. Groups may leave at the break which begins sometime between 10:30 and 11:00 am, or stay to the end of rehearsal at noon. Please no flash photography or recording of any kind.
Thursday, November 3, 2016
9:30 am (arrive at 9:00 pm)
Thierry Fischer, Conducto
Haydn: Symphony No. 7, "Noon"
Ives: Symphony No. 1
Dvorak: Symphony No. 9, "From the New World"
Thursday, November 10, 2016
9:30 am (arrive 9:00 am)
Thierry Fischer, Conductor
Alexander Gavrylyuk, Piano
Ives: Symphony No. 3, "The Camp Meeting"
Brahms: Symphony No. 3
Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No. 1
Thursday, February 2, 2017
9:30 am (arrive 9:00 am)
Thierry Fischer, Conductor
Narek Hakhnazaryan, Cello
Brahms: Academic Festival Overture
Shostakovich: Cello Concerto, No. 1
Brahms: Symphony No. 2
Thursday, February 16, 2017
7:00 pm (arrive 6:30 pm)
This will be a great rehearsal for choirs to attend.
Thierry Fischer, Conductor
Vocal Soloists and Choirs
Mozart: Requiem
Friday, February 24, 2017
9:30 am (arrive 9:00 am)
Thierry Fischer, Conductor
Francoix Leleux, Oboe
Hummell: Introduction, Theme, and Variations for Oboe and Orchestra
Michael Jarrell: Oboe Concerto (Utah Symphony commission)
Brahms: Symphony No. 4
Thursday, April 6, 2017
9:30 am (arrive 9:00 am) SPACE IS LIMITED FOR THIS REHEARSAL
Thierry Fischer, Conductor
Fumiaki Miura, Violin
Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1
Elgar: Violin Concerto
Ravel/Boulez: Frontispice
Mussorgsy/Ravel: Pictures at an Exhibition
Friday, April 14, 2017
9:30 am (arrive 9:00 am)
Thierry Fischer, Conductor
Yefim Bronfman, Piano
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 3
Berg: Three Pieces for Orchestra
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 4


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A 2 CD retrospective on experimental sound sculptor Max Eastley's work, expanding on his LP with David Toop, and presenting tracks with George Lewis, Peter Cusak, &c., plus soundtracks for two Simon Reynell films.
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Catalog ID: PD 26
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Format: 2 CDs
Condition: New
Released: 2010
Country: Great Britain
Packaging: 2 CDs in a single Jewel tray
All recordings made in or around Lodon by Max Eastley, Clive Graham, or Ray Beckett between 1973 and 2008.
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1. Installation No.3 Pt.1 2:58
2. Wooden Blocks And Brass Sheet 3:09
3. Aerophones 1 3:35
4. Monochord 3:48
5. Aerophones 2 2:40
6. Motors And Metal Rods 1 2:25
7. Aerophones 3 1:01
8. Serpentine Gallery Installation 5:23
9. Installation For The Film "Clocks Of The Midnight Hours" 2:01
10. Stone Circle 1 1:57
11. Motors And Metal Rods 2 3:43
12. Centriphone - Amplified And Filtered 6:30
13. Hydrophone String Installation 3:10
14. Half Speed Metal Installation 3:59
15. Stone Circle 2 1:40
16. Two Aeolian Arcs 4:55
17. Strings - Interior And Exterior 7:02
1. 2 Aeolian Harps Pt. 1 5:03
2. Wooden Blocks 2:11
3. 2 Aeolian Harps Pt. 2 3:30
4. Aerophones 4 4:05
5. Motor And Strings 3:01
6. Aerophones 5 0:44
7. Installation No.3 Pt. 2 4:30
8. Aerophones 6 0:54
9. Aeolian Arc And Strings 4:48
10. Aerophones 7 1:56
11. Fricton Tubes 3:59
12. Aeolian Flutes 5:24
13. Wire On Paper 3:39
14. Aeolian Flutes And Aeolian Harp 0:56
15. Instalation 4:13
16. Aeolian Flutes 2 5:17
17. Whirled Music 1:10
18. Swung Aeolian Flutes And Grass Blade 2:18
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"This 2CD is essentially a retrospective of Eastley's installation work. As such, it updates and adds many new examples to the 1975 release "New and Rediscovered Musical Instruments", which was released as a split LP with David Toop on Brian Eno's Obscure Records.
This is Eastley's first solo CD. Of the 35 tracks, only the last 2 have any guests or 'playing' (the most virtuosic moment being George Lewis playing a grass blade). All the other pieces are either powered by the natural forces of wind and water, or else are motor driven gallery installations.
The ethereal sounds of the aoelian harp, the haunting aeolian flutes, and the violent tension of his aerophone installations are hallmark Eastley sounds. These sounds, and many others, sit amidst a wide range of acoustic settings, from windy hill tops to quiet brooks, residential street scenes to coastal shores. The indoor recordings are no less varied, ranging across a rich variety of acoustics and gallery spaces from tiny micro sounds to large scale amplification. Wood, metal and stone are brought to life with electricity. Although there are many photos in the 20 page booklet, much is left to the imagination to work out how the sounds are made. With this limited access to the visual, the focus is pulled towards the musicality of the sounds themselves. This musicality is reinforced by the slow crossfades of most of the pieces from indoors to outdoors to form a series of suites.
The recordings mostly date from the mid 70s, but there are pieces from later decades. Nearly everything was recorded either to Revox or Uher and occasionally cassette, using what microphones were available at the time. Recent recordings are digital. The varying quality of the recording set-ups across this 2CD adds yet another dimension to the shifting sound fabric of this anthology.
A Spiral Cage
For those inclined to come to terms with the music of John Cage, it almost always comes in stages. The prepared piano is often the gateway, or perhaps the early percussion work. For some it might be the more wild electronics of the sixties, or perhaps they came to it via dance and Merce Cunningham. As one develops ones appreciation one accepts his various ideas: rhythmic structure, silence, the validity of all sounds and finally chance and the reduction of the will of the composer. The notions of chance composition, indeterminacy and attempting to remove from music the composer or performers taste's and predilections are the most difficult hurdle for most to get past and many people, even those highly interested in contemporary composition, experimental music and the like never do. It is not at all uncommon to meet those who only really enjoy Cage's early music, losing the thread when chance operations became his primary working method (also you meet those who only appreciate the number pieces, which while chance composed utilize a very carefully chosen set of constraints that reduce certain features that turn many people off of chance composed music. But that is another topic). But chance is the key to Cage's work, one must accept it, get past that to really appreciate his music. It often is misunderstood as an expediency of composition (and perhaps it was in the European Avant-Garde's aleatoric music) but for Cage it was the tool he found to help reduce forcing his personal tastes and predilections upon the music. Following this idea to at least one sort of endpoint, what could remove the composer more effectively than creating sculptures that generate sound on their own, often in response to natural events?
I lay my harp on the curved table,
Max Eastley has been making sound producing sculptures since the early 1970s and this cd documents 36 years of them beginning in the year that I was born. His scupltures often rely on wind (aeolian harps and flutes) or collections of electric and mechanical parts assembled to maximize unpredictability, the use of field recordings and combinations of these with electronics, performers and other instruments. These sculptures naturally exhibit indeterminacy through use of wind or wave action or chaotic electrical parts but furthermore also in their very construction:
I chose not to use any system of tuning: the metals for example were chose visually and I put random pitches of Aeolian Flutes together, but I tuned strings to specific tone rows. This two cd set contains short little recordings from these scupltures, as well as performances from some of the more instrument like sculptures. As this set is a document of these installations it doesn't contain any of the improvised music that Eastley has done with various other musicians. The discs are very well put together, the short excerpts are crafted into extended pieces that all crossfade into each other. The liner notes mark these into sections containing from one to seven tracks and these work quite well as pieces of music. The level of consideration in this assemblage is quite high, sometimes a particular sculpture is returned to several times in one of these "pieces", which really gives it a flow and makes what could be mere documentation into an captivating piece of music. Of course not everything works, but nothing lasts so long as to dominate, to force the album into one particular shape. It is the sounds of the sculpture that dominate, often metal on metal, odd rotating sounds, clunking wood and the like. It reminds me of the best field recordings in a way, those that aren't mere documentation but a piece of music. In many ways I think capturing the essence of the natural world, the way that sounds come in and overlap of their own according, those moments of near stasis and the wide range of dynamics, has been a goal of those working with chance based music.
While of course it is hard to tell, I'd wager that the least successful tracks here had the most intervention from humans. Whether as scupltures being played, or by transformation from electronics, there are several tracks that are smoothed out into rather new age soundscapes that are tolerable simply due to their brevity and transformation into another piece. The best pieces are all a-flutter with the breeze, starting and stopping unpredictably, with big crashes sometimes, or a softly muttering unpitched tone. Rhythms driven by natural processes that fail capture by our senses but fully capture our imagination. There are sounds, rhythms, harmonies on this set that have captivated me more then anything else this year and even the bits that aren't as interesting to me work in the flow of the album. The carefully constructed structure keeps it from feeling like a catalog of work; there are musical pieces here. I've never had a chance to experience one of Eastley's sculptures in person but I dearly hope to get the chance. Seattle's outdoor Olympic Sculpture Park would greatly benefit from one of these in my opinion."-Hatta
At The Squid's Ear!
Eastley, Max
Installation Recordings (1973-2008) [2 CDs]


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2007 X5 Off Road
I'm considering getting a new 2007 X5 4.8, but I have a few questions.
I need an SAV b/c I have two dogs, and do a lot of mountain and road cycling. I really love the 20 in wheels (and am not too crazy about the 19's that come with the Sport package). How are the 20's off road? I don't do any real off-roading, just the occasional gravel road or grass parking lot when going to mountain bike. Can I use the 20's offroad at all? Or will I need to change them out every time I want to go offroad?
I live in Texas, so snow is not much of an issue, but I do take occassional cross country trips to the north. I'll likely get a 2nd set of 18" wheels and tires. Should I get snow tires or all-season? How are snow tires on the highway at 80+ mph? How long do they last? Any recommendation for tires that are good in the snow, light offroading, and decent on-road performance?
Lastly, does anyone know how much Discount Tire (or any other place) charges to swap a wheel set? I'm thinking I might change the wheels just for road trips to the north or on mtn bike trips when I know I'll be offroad.
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Friday, September 4, 1998 Published at 02:13 GMT 03:13 UK
World: Asia-Pacific
Australian blind wedding
Glenn Emerton and Leif Bunyan had never met before their wedding day
By Red Harrison in Sydney
Arranged marriages are common in many parts of the world, but not in Australia.
On Friday, however, two young Australians who had never seen each other were married in Sydney.
Glenn Emerton, a 24-year-old hardware salesman, and 22-year-old Leif Bunyan were chosen by the audience of a local radio station who judged them to be the winners of a competition to find the most compatible couple.
Careful match-making
Few ordinary weddings are as public - but of course this was no ordinary wedding and the courtship was extraordinary.
But live on air each was interrogated by an astrologer, a numerologist and a psychologist about their compatibility.
Each had to answer questions from listeners - about sex and how often they washed their underwear - and their responses were fed into a lie detector.
Glenn had to propose on air and every moment of the wedding breakfast in the grand ballroom of a city hotel was broadcast.
The pair saw each other for the first time as the marriage ceremony began.
Sponsors of the radio station supplied the wedding gowns and suits and a honeymoon in Paris.
The station says one in three Australian marriages ends in divorce and believes this couple will be better off than people who marry simply because they have known each other a long time.


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Waiting for surgery is pretty standard in Canada where Harriet lived. The estimated wait time for a knee replacement was ten months, nearly a year. For everyone, the wait is annoying, but for Harriet it was a serious problem. Harriet provided the care for her disabled husband who was nearly helpless without her. Ironically, Ralph's knees were fine. He had a lung condition and used oxygen, but it was Harriet, who needed the knee replacement.
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Monica Rix Paxson
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I'll come clean. I've never inhaled. Never, ever, in fact, smoked a joint. Popped a pill. Got high. The closest I've been to Ecstasy is the ice-cream I sneaked when I was put on a diet as a kid (and that was closely followed by Mr G, Mr U, Mr I, L, T).
So why do I keep having these other-worldly experiences when I fly overseas? Not the flight itself – a Dreamliner of recreational drugs couldn't turn that into a good trip.
No, it starts when I'm back on the ground and waiting for my luggage. Two or three people ooze their way into the throng. One slides over to the innocent-looking granny with the knitting bag and the pince-nez. The other parks himself in front of me.
I move aside to give him room but he doesn't budge. And then I know. He's one of them. A Customs officer.
Why do they single me out? I've never been to Nimbin. I don't own a kaftan. I did have a pair of bell-bottom Levis a long time ago and I have voted Green once -- OK, twice, but my MP's
No, it's the beard. It gets them every time. Long, scruffy beard. Longish hair. Clothes a little unconventional. Bingo.
"Good evening, sir. And where have you flown in from?"
Oh cripes. Why does he have to start with such a hard one? Because by now I'm a gelatinous wodge of worry. Have I left a New Zealand apple in my bag by accident? Did I throw out the cheese sanger I didn't get around to eating on the plane?
Or has someone slipped something into my luggage? Did I buy more than the legal amount of duty-free booze and tobacco? (I don't smoke and I didn't buy any booze this time, but some un-drug-crazed alter ego may have done; you never know when you're dealing with a bearded renegade.)
"Er, Auckland?" I hazard. Because I really can't remember. The world's stopped. Everything's a funk of murky uncertainty. The soundtrack in my head's playing that old Arlo Guthrie song -- "Coming in to Los Angeles, bringing in a couple of keys, Don't touch my bags if you please, Mr Customs Man."
"Have a good holiday, sir?" So I must have been in Auckland, unless he's hoping to trip me up with that later.
"Er, yes?"
"Great. Can I just see your Customs declaration card, sir? Is there anything you wanted to declare?"
The soundtrack in my head's now playing Paul Simon's Paranoia Blues: "I fly into JFK, my heart goes boom, boom, boom. I know that Customs man, he's gonna take me to that little room."
And all because I'm too lazy to shave.
"Er, no, no, nothing, thanks. Just some coffee."
Oh no, why did I go and say that? Why am I such a cheapskate that I couldn't leave half a jar of cheap java behind? Because we all know what they hide in coffee.
But he doesn't seem too worried about it. "OK, sir. No vegetable matter? Seeds?"
Seeds? What, does he think I'm going to slip and say, "Oh no, just a bit of Acapulco Gold"?
We navigate safely past that and get on to farm animals. Have I spent any time with them. Now it's bestiality? Well, they both start with B: beard, bestiality.
Then it's on to footwear. Did I do any walking on forest tracks? Of course I did -- what else do you go to NZ for, to score dope? But I'm prepared for this one. I've scrubbed my shoes so clean they have no tread left.
And suddenly it's all over. He hands me back my declaration. "No worries, sir. Just go through the green channel."
Then I'm heading through the doors and my partner's telling me to for God's sake get a grip. There are no bikie gangs outside staging a riot I could be implicated in. (Memo to self – just trim the beard next time you fly.)
The other thing about having a beard is the gratuitous comparisons. Santa Claus goes without saying. Osama bin Laden: that was a real hit for a while. ZZ Top I didn't mind.
And when the Ned Kelly movie was on, complete strangers felt it their duty to "arrest" me.
The beard's so grey now I mostly get Santa Claus. I haven't been called Gandalf yet, but I reckon it's something to look forward to.
I suppose I'll have to pay Customs duty on my staff.
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