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Venligt og yderst proffesionelt personale, virkelig god morgenmad, flot rengøring og service på værelset. Alt fungerede perfekt.
høj standard på personale, bar omgivelser etc lidt mangler på værelser med dårlige brusere etc.
Vi var helt vilde med den rolige atmosfære og demeget hyggelige omgivelser.
Drop mistænkeliggørelse af gæster ved at fjerne en betalingsreservation på EUR 100 pr overnatning til evt dækning af minibar etc
godt ophold god bar med høflig betjening, rigtig god brunch, venlig og høflig personale.
Morgenmaden var god. Gårhaven var hyggelig. Bygningen er en perle. Det var nemt at finde rund i hotellet. Elevatorer var meget handikapvenlig. Vi var tre personer med behov for tre badehåndklæder mm., men rengøring stillet kun to håndklæder frem hver gang og glemt en underkop til vores tekopper. Vi fik en handikapverælse den første nat med et larmende udluflingsanlæg ude fra kældervinduet som er bestemt ikke egnede til ikkehandikappede.
Flot gammel og hyggelig stil. Gd atmosfære.
Vi fik et fint familieværelse med 4 senge til en god pris. Hotellet ligger i et godt område.
Meget venligt personale. God service i restauranten. Meget behageligt klima på og omkring hotellet. Vil anbefalde hotellet til andre. Nej
Det har en god placering i forhold til byen. Vi kunne både gå til centrum, køre med tog eller tage bussen. Det var billigt Bus- og togplaner burde være i receptionen. Det vidste de ikke meget om!!
morgenmaden er elendig for 9,95 euro
Fine omgivelser og pæne værelser Bedre kok i Dublinerbar, maden var ikke særlig god
God beliggenhed i.f.t. Dublin City. Nem adgang til Lufthavn. Mulighed for at betale opholdet dagen før afrejse!
Det var ok Jeg syntes interbet opkoblingen var for dyr, 8 minutter for 1 EURO, det er for dyrt.
I was impressed with main reception who checked with the other person I was travelling with prior to letting me into my room.He was courteous and professional and it was very reassuring that you pay this level of attention to detail.I had just come from a paintballing session in Cork and was looking a bit worse for wear :-).Staff were very welcoming.
Rooms were huge, staff was totally on point, the indoor pool was an unexpected benefit. Bar is busy most times, it's fun to hang out at the hotel. Location isn't ideal for tourists. It's a 30-45 walk from most major destinations, and cabs are pricey. Otherwise, stay was perfect.
Room very big, clean, quiet. Nice location Staff were all very nice, but seemed like they needed training, particularly in the restaurant. Often no one attending the lobby, at check in, or concierge. On check out, no-one asked how was the stay, and not even to-go coffee available (which is almost standard expectation these days, even in lower quality hotels). Tried calling room service & was told they would call me back, after 10 mins I called them back to say don't bother. Breakfast is really expensive, supposed to start at 7am .. I wanted an omlette ... Was told by waitress that I needed "to ask the omlette guy" at the buffet , he didn't show up til 720am. I asked him if I could have toast with the omlette, he said "you need to ask the waitress" ... It was more Fawlty Towers than Four Seasons
Outstanding customer service, spacious well appointed but not pretentious interiors The swimming pool is too small and the bath in the rooms is too short.
The incredible service and Staff Hospitality. All the staff we cam in to contact with were exceptional and made our stay a memorable occasion. Nothing
Wonderful service and beautiful decor. Lovely to be upgraded on arrival as well. Really enjoyed my very relaxing breakfast.
staff where very accommodating, always willing to help. Facilities where excellent, location was ideal.
I liked the comfortable bed. I dint like that there was no iron in the room, and also parking wasn't great.
Very conveniently situated hotel with helpful staff. It was a winter wonderland when the snow fell. Excellent breakfasts. Having to pay to keep the car in the carpark.
What i liked about staying in this hotel was the location not far from the city centre or from Dundrum Yes both myself and my partner were very disappointed with the breakfast the food was bland and it wasnt good value for money. Lack of tea / coffee facilites in the room.
Hotel is nice, staff is also. Hotel is next to park, ideal for morning running.
Friendly and professional I'm Irish and we like our tea... the one thing it didn't have in the room was tea/coffee making facilities
We loved the brightness and the cleanliness of the whole Hotel. Just one fault and that was the pillows - we both found them very uncomfortable - we like to sink into something soft. I understand some like hard pillows. All in all the Hotel was a very pleasant place to stay in and we will be back pg.
Liked the location, accessibility to the city, both walking and taxis, buses etc. Important that noise level of traffic lowered at night.
Very comfortable and relaxing
We were allowed to check in at 9am as a room was free (first come first served basis).We were upgraded to executive. The staff were very helpful. Being overlooking the park was lovely. Very convenient for RDS. Complimentary bottle of water bedside. Bed very comfortable and big. Safe in the room. Minibar fridge in room. Availability of ironing board/iron.. Shoe shine equipment available A tray charge of £6.50 for room service. We were near hallway doors which banged every time they were used which was noisy at night. No tea/coffee making facilities
It is an excellent location , clean and friendly, Parking could be an issue to look at as we found it frustrating to get a space, and no manpower on the ground. The parking issue
Excellent location and very helpful staff left us definately considering staying there again. Good Experience.
god beliggenhed, - fremragende morgenmad - stort værelse nej
Araiel House har en god beliggenhed til en storbysferie ca. 20 min gang til bymidten af Dublin. . Dejligt personale - god service - et hotelophold, hvor man føler sig velkommen. Fremragende morgenmad. jeg kunne godt tænke mig fri internetadgang - set i lyset af, at opkobling til internet ikke koster alverden.
God service og fantastisk morgenbord Brusebadet var svært at indstille
Vi syntes at hotellet lå centralt for cintrum, der var en god servis og det hele var velorgniseret. da vi ikke mærkede personalet men tingende var generelt i orden. Deres velkomst folder var rigtig god og gav de nødvendige infomationer der skal til for at naviger rundt i en storby, man er i første gang. Der var generelt pænt og rent over alt, samt god betjening.
Meget god service fra personalet. Uventet god morgenmads restaurant. Hurtigt til Dublin centrum med tog - ca. 8 - 10 minutter. Togstation 2 - 3 minutters gang fra hotellet. Afregning af vin m.m. taget i "dagligstuen" ved afkrydsning på blok - ikke set før. Ikke umiddelbart.
very helpful staff, most of them local which gave an 'Irish' feel to the place and also lovely breakfasts.
Staff were friendly and gave us a good Irish welcome. Room was good size and clean, and food was great The bar lacked some atmosphere.
This hotel is oozing character and thats what makes it so special. From the cozy fires in the bar to the spectacular ceilings of the dining/breakfast room, it really is a different experience to most hotels these days. The bedroom we chose was a delux one and it was extremely spacious and the bed was just enormous. The breakfast served was top class, plenty of choice and beautifully presented. All in all a wonderful experience and I would have no hesitation in recommending this hotel. My only negative was that the pillows were a little hard.
It was very relaxed and comfortable. Different than most hotels small and personal and a really nice place to stay The noise in the pipes when the shower was in use in every room
Excellent food, friendly staff, airport bus stopped outside and easy to get to main attractions.
location to city centre is ideal. Hotel has got charm and very inviting and relaxing.
Great location, beautifully adapted old schoolhouse building which has historic interest and architectural merit. Quiet and comfortable room and excellent food. We found the last night very expensive - due to U2 performing locally.
Not overheated, as so many hotels are. And a very comfortable bed. Nothing.
The staff went out of their way to make our visit outstanding in Dublin. The room was much better than expected. The location was central enough to walk to most downtown areas, but out of the way enough to be quiet and peaceful. The breakfast was full service if desired, and had and interesting selection to keep the long stay traveler interested. The "pub" was staffed with a great group of people who took the time to make you feel welcome and to reccommend some great Irish whiskey selections! I found nothing not to like about this hotel. Even when there were small problems, the staff made sure it did not interfer with our plans or time frames.
Very professional, friendly, competent and helpful front desk and great wait staff at the restaurant. Fabulous and generous breakfasts and excellent food for every meal. Comfortable room. Excellent wi-fi. Very small point: could have had more drawer storage.
Handy location to city centre, easy charm and friendly staff. The rooms are well equiped, furnished well and cosy. The bed was large, but the mattress a bit firm for my liking. The food was rustic and plentiful and good value for money. The restaurant was cold and drafty with a 'musty' smell due to the old timbers. There wasn't much of an atmosphere as only a handful of people dined whilst we were there. The breakfast staff were slow and inefficient - tables were not cleared, food not replenished at the buffet table and you had to ask for everything, milk, spoon, toast etc. And it wasn't that busy!
Nothing When we arrived our twin room was not available......broken lock, moved to a double room. No tea making facilities, had to request these three times before a kettle, coffee, and cups arrived. No writing material, no local directory, no room service menu did have 'dog eared' print outs from a web site lying on a table. One bath towel and hand towel, one shampoo and one shower gel.Breakfast was bad
had to pay at the bar, for food and in the hotel as not the company
Great staff No bad points for the hotel
how quiet and calm the hotel was
Could'nt find it when searching.
Easy access to RDS, rooms nice, great price
Friendly and welcoming staff......extremly clean hotel very under-rated...excellent food.....very comfortable hotel in an excellent central location
Location, location, location! Ideally situated beside the dart, and next door to the Aviva stadium. Easy to drive to, ample car parking, and lovely staff.
Good location Staff were not friendly. They provided an adequate service but a smile costs nothing !
The staff were really amazing - very friendly and helpful. I'm notoriously bad with directions, but they patiently helped me map out routes to the city, but stops, etc. The room was perfect for my needs - just enough room and very clean. Beautiful sunlight filled the room (when it wasn't overcast outside). The room service portions were very generous and the food was excellent. The portions were a bit too large for me, but could have easily been shared between two people. Very convenient location. Quiet residential/business location. Walls seemed paper-thin, but I think that's because of the age of the building. I don't think there's really anything that could be done for that - it wasn't really a bother. Maybe I just didn't walk around enough, but it didn't seem like there was very much to do (for a business tourist, anyway) in the immediate area. The Internet cut out frequently in my room. These are just very minor complaints, though. I would absolutely stay here again and recommend the hotel to anyone who is seeking a comfortable, clean, convenient location for Dublin travel.
Location and food were great! Hotel needs updating...beds are uncomfortable and very squeaky, rooms are outdated.
Friendly Staff & pleasant atmosphere
pleasant hotel handy for aviva stadium i
we arrived at the hotel very late on sunday night and were delighted to find that the restaurant was still serving food from their extensive menu and not just snacks
Hotel room was clean, tidy and well laid out No
Excellent, friendly staff. Comfortable and clean rooms. Good value for money. Distance from the city centre
Nice location The rooms were tiny (more like a bed & breakfast) and didn't look anything like the rooms advertised on their website.
location - breakfast - secure parking - qulaity of room & furnishings
Having check in at 1am on Monday morning was a bit of a gamble to get a decent room. But I was actually given a superb room with mezzanine living room. Look like a mini suite to me. Very good room indeed. The breakfast was also very good with choice of omelette made upon request with no extra to pay. maybe the noise of the street. I thought windows could be more isolated from the noise.
The staff in reception were very helpful and friendly and the location was in walking distance to the town centre which was good for site seeing. Buses also went right past the door and into the town. The small village nearby had a good range of restaurants and pubs too.
The staff were most polite & helpful . No
The room was a little small. The TV was very small and stationed high above ontop of the closet. Ice!-for drinks-must be a rare thing in Ireland.
Pembroke is a beautiful hotel, we enjoyed our stay there very much, it is prettily decorated, has knowlegable and helpful staff -well, maybe some more than others-, and is very very clean. We recommend it for sure. Ballsbridge is not so close to the center, keep that in mind if you're on foot, it's like 20 mins or more. However,it's a safe area, so there's no need to be afraid to walk, even late at night.
the staff were very nice. not so much that we didn't like it, but it didn't seem to have the 'extra touches' one would expect of a four star hotel
The hotel was very convenient for our trip. The rooms were very well presented. I would have liked the price to include breakfast.
Friendly & helpful staff, comfortable rooms, great breakfasts- a great place to stay!
Parking was very safe & staff were most helpful & polite.
Staff was great, food was outstanding and the premises just right I liked everything
Great Location. Lovely Spacious room. Excellent Irish breakfast included in the nightly rate.
Excellent service, very quiet atmosphere, good breakfast in a very bright breakfast-room, brilliant broadband for free and really good location. Overall, good value for money.
Free off street parking, lovely decor and surroundings, good security, great location, very helpful staff, convenient lift, spacious and well-appointed room. Nit-picking, i would have liked a little fridge in the room.
Comfortable, very nice breakfast with good food and selection. Very convenient to conference at hotel. Good parking. King room could have used additional comfortable seating.
The location was great, in the city centre. Close to all the busyness of town, but at the same time very quiet.
Friendly staff; nice bathroom; The bed wasn't very comfortable
pleasant staff ,close to Aviva stadium for Michael buble concert no restaurant
Ideal location for visting the city- can easily walk to stevens green, RDS 5 mins walk away plus right across from bus route. Owner and staff very friendly, helpful and obliging n/a
Staff was very helpful in allowing us to print our airline boarding passes for the next day's flight. They also were very helpful in recommending local sites and offering directions. They even offered an umbrella to keep us out of the rain Sound from other rooms--plumbing, voices--seemed abnormally loud compared to other B & B's we stayed at during our trip. Not necessarily obnoxious, but enough so we were aware of the activity.
Up for the match and Tipperary won, lucky place!
location to Aviva Stadium was excellent
Beds were comfortable.Hotel was not located near the City Center. Wifi did not work in our Room. There was no Shuttleto or from Airport - Hotel. There was no Air controls inside our room, our Room was stuffy. Hotel was not near the City Center. V
Rooms are big and well kept It is not so close from the center.
The hotel is clean and comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. Great central location. No quiet residents bar to have a nite cap. The only bar was noisy and busy. The view from the bedroom window was of a dirty untidy back yard loaded with bar rubbish.
Staff very friendly & helpful when required. Enjoyed our breakfasts. Just one small thing....found the room very warm & with the window open (for fresh air) it could at times be noisy from traffic. Air conditioning would be great.
Simple room. Much lower price then other hotels in Dublin. A bit far (a lil over a mile) from the city center/things to do, but walkable or quick easy taxi ride.
The receptionist that checked us in was fantastic-very helpful and mannerly. Room was lovely and couldn't fault it. The service at the breakfast was appalling as the food was slopped on the plate with no thought given to presentation-very off putting to have everything piled high on a plate and then beans poured over it! Staff were very unhelpful during the breakfast-with tea/coffee service and cutlery issues.
Staff were very disorganised. They didn't appear to be ready for breakfast - ran out of food. Ordered food the night we stayed and had to wait over an hour for 2 caesar salads so cancelled our order
got to hotel while there was a match on.told there was free parking but all spaces had been taken. had to park on the street ,parking should be reserved for guests after all i had been told there wud be free parking ,that is why i booked the hotel
TV and the CD/MP3 player in the room Very expensive internet connection
easy check in, good food facilities, parking, no air conditioning in rooms, no face clothes in bathrooms
Nice rooms, well kitted out. Very noisy at night. Too expensine for its level of service
Very friendly and helpful staff; Very good breakfast; Very high standard of cleanliness; Hotel has character; Close to railway station Bed pillows were too firm.
Clean relaxed hotel with a very nice decor.
Very warm reception from owner, with helpful tips on travel, restaurants etc.. Ideal for travel to centre of town.Very pleasant large rooms.
Fantastic customer service. Very friendly and welcoming staff. N/A
staff very friendly
Great location, friendly and helpful staff, lovely accomodations, comfortable rooms The accomodations were excellent.
It is a lovely house with lots of charm. Breakfast was outstanding as it was the warmth of the staff. I recommend amply.
Staff delightfully friendly, helpful, and efficient. Hotel located in very attractive suburb, with easy access to city.
Lovely breakfast,super comfortable bed,very pleasant and friendly staff. Decor very nice. Tea and biscuits on arrival was great. no bar facilities.
Staff were very friendly and courteous. The food was excellent and plentifull.
The hotel was very nice - each room has a sauna and spa tub, as well as gated parking in the back. The Ballsbridge section of Dublin that it is in is lovely - much quieter than center Dublin, but walking distance to pubs, restaurants, tour bus stops and parks. We loved the location and hotel and will definitely stay there again!!
The room was very clean and the sauna a nice touch. The staff were very friendly and attentive and the breakdast excellent. A very comfortable hotel. There was nothing I didn't like. The room could have been a bit bigger but neverthless it was comfortable and well appointed.
You get a warm welcome to the Roxford Lodge. Staff where exceptionally friendly and helpful. Our room was spacious, clean and well presented. Tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer, sauna, spa bath TV & DVD player all in room. Nice to see a hotel that has fresh white linen on the bed. Location is very quite and for those up for walking its only 10 mins away from Grafton Street. Would highly recommend this hotel. Please note I think we where the only guests in the hotel, due to "volcanic ash disruption" other guests had cancelled. Perhaps this was why we got such a warm welcome, but I'm not complaining!!!!
the staff were extremely friendly and helpful.the hotel was kept to a very high standard and the food was excellent.it was in easy walking distance of both the rds arena and the city centre. i do not have anything negative to say about the roxford lodge.
Great room, spa baths was an added bonus 30 minute walk to town. Buses aren't frequent enough to town.
Excellent staff and accomodations. Bathroom was rusty and moldy.
nice surroundings and very clean
excellent friendly professional staff, great location, beautiful breakfast
staff friendly/helpful-room/hotel comfortable,offered complimentary tea or coffey even though facility was also in the room,a selection of dvd's in the room,free parking,bus outside the door brings one to/from city centre in a short time,very good value.
Friendly, accommodating staff. Quiet, safe location for independent traveller. Constantly providing tea with a smile!


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Divorce was in Michigan. Mother remarried Army man who was stationed in Texas. Since has gotten out of Army. Mother refuses to send 8 & 9 year old to see Dad because kids state he works too much. How can she refuse to make the kids come on their court ordered visitation? Mother does this on Christmas visitation too. Mother was supposed to move back within 100 miles of Dad if husband got out of Military, she refuses to do that too. She is trying to take away his rights to know his children which he adores and sends child support for. She won't even tell him when they start school, end school or know which school they are in.
I would kindly but strongly recommend the father ASAP consults with a Family Law Attorney to file a Motion addressing ALL the open issues with the Judge, such as refusing parenting time and not informing the father about school details, etc. IMHO, an 8 or 9 year old should not be allowed to dictate when they see their father. However, the father also needs to ensure he is actually present and "active" with the kids during his parenting time. I wish you all the best of luck. Warmest regards, Matt Catchick.Ask a similar question
The children can complain to mom that they don't want to visit dad all they want, but at the end of the day dad is entitled to parenting time per the court's order. If mom wishes to modify the current arrangement, she would have to file a motion to modify and show that it is in the best interests of the children that dad not receive parenting time under the current arrangement. Although the children's objections to the current arrangement will probably be considered in determining what is in their best interests, it is unlikely that those objections alone would be enough to convince a judge that parenting time with dad is not in their best interests. In the meantime, I agree with Mr. Catchick that dad should consider hiring an attorney and filing a motion to enforce the current order.
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Nimisilla Park: In the Heart of the Heartland
Photo Credit: John Stone
PHOTO: Children play in a leaf pile at Nimisilla Park in Fall 2009.
Released/Published: Dec 25, 2009
Filled with hundreds of stately trees and a history as old as the city itself, Nimisilla Park evokes many warm memories in the minds of Canton residents. Once home to the Stark County Fairgrounds, the Canton Garden Center, and a fondly remembered zoo, the area now known as Nimisilla Park (located at the corner of 12th Street and Maple Avenue NE) has entertained thousands of families for more than a century on the northeast side of Canton.
But, as children grew up, families moved out, and neighborhoods began to change, the number of events and regular visitors to Nimisilla Park slowly began to decline. What had once been a center of activity for decades was increasingly at risk of being relegated to the history books – and few seemed interested in preserving the landmark for future generations. Luckily, a concerned group of neighborhood activists, residents, and elected officials has stepped up to the plate to save one of Canton's forgotten treasures.
A bold plan
Renewed interest in Nimisilla Park began in 2005 when Ward 2 City Councilman Thomas West announced the Nimisilla and Cook Park Bicentennial Revitalization Project. The ambitious plan included the construction of an amphitheater, spray park, multi-purpose field, large playground, walking path, and updated facilities for neighborhood residents to enjoy. Most importantly, it made long-overdue infrastructure improvements to the park that had been ignored for some time.
Unfortunately, revitalization plans quickly unraveled and little was accomplished over the next three years to fulfill the project's lofty goals. Nimisilla supporters once again became concerned for the park's future, and started looking for new ways to increase public interest in the majestic space.
New playground revives efforts
After a period of inactivity, hope for a rejuvenated Nimisilla Park sprang forth in March of last year when it was announced that a new handicap-accessible playground project would be constructed in the city thanks to a grant from the federal government. Seeing an opportunity to give the park's revitalization efforts a much-needed shot in the arm, Councilman West successfully lobbied his council colleagues and the Canton Parks Commission to place the new playground at Nimisilla. Both approved West's proposal last spring, and playground construction is scheduled to begin early this year.
If all goes according to plan, the aptly-named New Horizons Playground will become the largest play area in the city of Canton. Climbing walls, slides, swings, and more are included in the current construction plans (see above), all of which will be accessible to children with disabilities. In addition to playground equipment, restroom facilities are also being remodeled to allow access for the disabled and prepare the park for increased use.
Nimisilla backers are hoping the construction of this new playground will rekindle interest in the park as a safe, attractive, and fun destination for families and children of all ages. If the volunteer effort that has occurred since the playground's announcement is any indication, their dream will quickly be realized!
Volunteers plant seeds of change
Shortly after Nimisilla Park was awarded the playground construction project, the self-titled Nimisilla and Cook Park Revitalization Committee came together in April to host an all-day event called B-Earth (pronounced "birth") Day. The purpose of the event was to generate interest in the project and promote the committee's future plans for park revitalization.
Litter clean up, general landscaping, and a community picnic gave those who attended a sense of accomplishment and ownership that had not been present at Nimisilla for some time. This newfound pride could be seen nowhere more clearly than in the garden the volunteers planted inside a non-working fountain located at the center of the park (see photo above).
Modeled after the anatomical structure of a heart, the garden represents the belief among park supporters that Nimisilla Park is both the figurative and geographic "heart" of Canton. Flowers and greenery were planted in such a way as to create the impression of four "chambers," each representing one of the four city wards (2, 4, 6, and 9) that intersect at or near Nimisilla. Activists in the park's rebirth have even taken to referring to Nimisilla as the "Heart of the Heartland," citing its geographic location in the city, the city's location in the state, and the state's location in the country as symbolic proof of its importance to the success of their overall neighborhood revitalization efforts.
Community interest begins to grow
Following the announcement of the New Horizons Playground and a number of successful volunteer and community events held over the summer, several organizations have already begun scheduling events for 2010 in anticipation of continued revitalization efforts. These organizations include area neighborhood associations, the O'Jays Festival Committee, and HeArts Coming Together, a local group dedicated to the improvement of Canton through community service and spiritual enlightenment.
Park supporters hope that interest continues to grow long after the playground is completed, and that future projects will spring up around the playground to create a new center of activity for residents from all parts of town.
Though it may have taken more time than was originally anticipated, Councilman West's vision for Nimisilla Park is slowly but surely coming together thanks to the hard work and dedication of residents, neighborhood groups, and community organizations that have invested themselves in the future of the facility.
Any person interested in donating his or her time or services to this worthwhile effort should contact Mr. West at (330) 489-3223 to volunteer.
Contact Information: Councilman Thomas West - (330) 489-3223
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By Lorena Blas, USA TODAY
Susan Boyle is back.
The 47-year-old singing sensation from Scotland made another memorable appearance on Britain's Got Talent Sunday night and advances to the next round of the competition.
SUSAN'S SONG: Do you know someone who 'sings' a good life?
YOUTUBE: Watch her most recent performance
What did she sing? Memory from the musical Cats. And though she got off to a nervous and pitchy start, she had judges and audience members offering a standing ovation at the end of the number. "You are one special lady, I have to say. You really are," judge
Boyle had a mini-makeover after her show performance April 11, but she did not give up her signature look. On Sunday, her hair was a touch darker but still somewhat unruly, and her plum-colored dress had sparkles but was still conservative.
On the April 11 show, Boyle's entrance was marked by laughter because of her frumpy look. But when she sang, judges, including
Boyle will be one of 10 acts performing again Saturday in the final round. Contestants are competing to perform at Britain's annual Royal Variety Show and win a $159,000 prize.
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Mistika was a post-production system used for the finishing of the stereoscopic 3D work on The Day of the Doctor.
- Mistika was the only viable choice. SGO's technology offered a coherent all-in-one piece of kit with fast turnaround of the kind of high quality stereo finishing that was required on every shot of the show.
- Mistika gave us the power to achieve advanced stereo refinements that just weren't an option on any other system.
- Mistika's advanced stereo toolset proved so capable that we actually ended up downgrading a number of challenging shots out of VFX and into the Mistika where we could make improvements more quickly, saving time and allowing us to keep the VFX budget down.
- —David Wigram, stereo 3D consultant on The Day of the Doctor[1]
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- ↑ BBC's Special Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Episode finished in Mistika. SGO (10 January 2014). Retrieved on 12 October 2016.


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UNC-Chapel Hill The Old well Is a very prestigeous thing on the UNC Campus Carolina has won many NCAA
basketball championships Carolina is part of the biggest rivalrys ever UNC VS. Duke Carolina Produced the greatest Basketball Player ever Michael Jordan! Ramses is one of the most known mascots in the country Even though Duke and Carolina Have a NC rivalry it is viewed all over the country and possibly even the world LETS GO TARHEELS!!!!!!!!!
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We are delighted to announce the newest addition to Schema's roster, JOYCE ELAINE YUILLE, making her debut with her first solo album.
"Welcome to My World" shines new light on the vocal talent of the New York city born singer – a multifaceted project produced by Schema's Luciano Cantone and Finnish saxophone player Timo Lassy.
The album showcases a rich repertoire including a number of original tunes along with a few covers, which explore the many shades of Jazz and Soul.


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The draw for the Last 8 of the Telkom Knockout Cup was conducted following Mamelodi Sundowns' match against Polokwane last night.
Orlando Pirates, who came into this draw having defeated Golden Arrows in the opening round of the competition.
The Mighty Buccaneers will face Highlands Park.
Meanwhile, defending champions Sundowns will take on Tshwane rivals SuperSport United in the quarterfinals of the Telkom Knockout after the draw was made on Thursday.
Baroka FC are the fourth side to receive a home draw as they play host to Cape Town City with a semi-final guaranteed for one of these two unfancied sides.
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WASHINGTON � President Bush planned to talk to reporters Wednesday about domestic issues. Instead, he spent the news conference mostly on foreign affairs, including his blunt assessment that a nuclear-armed Iran could lead to "World War III."
"I've told people that if you're interested in avoiding World War III, it seems like you ought to be interested in preventing" the Iranians from gaining the means to make nuclear weapons, Bush said.
Bush also urged Turkey not to send more troops into northern Iraq, and refused to comment on reports that Israel attacked a Syrian nuclear plant receiving North Korean help. He played down criticism of his policy on Iran from Russian President Vladimir Putin and of his management of the war in Iraq by one of his former generals.
The president appeared in the White House briefing room a day before a House vote to override his veto of a children's health insurance bill. He again defended his use of the veto pen on a bill to expand spending on the State Children's Health Insurance Program by $35 billion over five years, calling it too big a step toward government-run health care.
Bush said he has already appointed Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt, budget director Jim Nussle and economic policy adviser Al Hubbard to negotiate a compromise with the Democratic-led Congress. The president is willing to go above his initial offer of a $5 billion increase.
The president criticized Congress because it has yet to pass bills that would fund the government next year. He demanded that lawmakers get moving on legislation dealing with education, intelligence gathering, trade, housing assistance and veterans' health care.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said, "It is quite disingenuous for President Bush to lecture Congress" while Bush has been warning he may veto Democratic proposals.
The news conference took place as the Turkish parliament voted to authorize a cross-border military offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq. The motion � authorizing an incursion into Iraq sometime over the next year � had the backing of all of Turkey's parliamentary parties except a small Kurdish party.
"We don't think it's in their interests to send more troops in," Bush said, adding that U.S. and Iraqi officials are negotiating with Turkish officials. "There's a lot of dialogue going on."
To that end, Bush again called on the House of Representatives to reject a proposed resolution condemning as genocide the killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in the World War I era. Turkey has said such a resolution would damage relations with the United States.
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•Bush said he looked forward to hearing from Putin about his recent visit to Tehran, where the Russian leader warned the United States against any attack on Iran and questioned whether the Iranians are seeking a nuclear weapon. Bush noted that, in the past, Putin has expressed concern about Iran's nuclear ambitions.
"If Iran had a nuclear weapon, it would be a dangerous threat to world peace," Bush said.
•Bush downplayed recent comments by retired lieutenant general Ricardo Sanchez, former coalition commander in Iraq, who blamed "incompetent" leadership for problems in Iraq. Bush said he appreciated Sanchez's service and added, "The situation on the ground has changed quite dramatically since he left Iraq."
•The president declined to define torture, saying "that's defined in U.S. law, and we don't torture."
•He rejected the suggestion that Congress has rendered him "irrelevant" as his term ends. Bush said there are many things he can do to be effective. "I'm doing it right now," he said. "It's called (using) the bully pulpit."
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Urgent need to revamp NHAI, to clear up the huge mess in road projects
The MakeInIndia mega show is all set to hit Mumbai over the weekend as this column goes to print. Prime minister (PM) Narendra Modi will, probably, showcase five ministries that are widely perceived to be doing well in their respective domains. These are: the ministries of external affairs, railways, power and petroleum and the ministry of road transport and highways (MORTH). Each has had to clean up the mess of the past decade before it could start showing results; there is a lot more to be done.
This column will focus on MORTH which got the biggest impetus under another Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led government under prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee (1999-2004). The growth continued over the next few years with highways expanding across India and new expressways linking key centres.
But the slide that began in the second term of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) has now assumed dangerous proportions with no sign of a real turnaround. The Narendra Modi government, which will complete two years in May 2016, can no longer blame the previous regime for its own failure to kick-start stalled projects and empower institutions under ministers, like Nitin Gadkari, who are capable of delivering results.
The situation is evident from a report in the Indian Express that NHAI (National Highways Authority of India) will surrender the Rs5,000-crore limit of tax-free bonds this fiscal (out of its quota of Rs24,000 crore). Sources say the actual amount surrendered may be significantly higher and even twice as much. The organisation is not confident of spending the money for several reasons.
When it comes to road building, the problems are multi-fold and have been clearly identified by the ministry itself. NHAI was structured by the Vajpayee government as a powerful body charged with building the 6,000km golden quadrilateral project in phase-1 and 7,000km north-south/east-west project in phase-2. In the past decade, it gradually became dysfunctional because of a steady dilution of its authority and decision-making powers, leading to dubious practices, lack of accountability and the induction of poorly qualified people. This led to disputes, delays, cost escalation and worse. Here are some of the broad issues that have cropped up, as a result.
Long delays in earlier projects; aggressive bidding by construction companies; diversion of funds; and a complete halt in fresh funding especially from public sector banks (PSBs) whose portfolio of bad loans has assumed dangerous proportions.
Shockingly, we learn that when private companies bid for projects, the concession agreements signed with them contain a number of dubious clauses that allow the very scope of the project to be changed on a 'mutually acceptable' basis. This immediately impacts project cost and the time for completion and renders the bidding process fairly meaningless. In fact, delays work to the advantage of companies that win such bids. Further, NHAI also has the practice of providing 'provisional' completion certificates, whatever that means.
If this weren't bad enough, the project costing itself is flawed. Long delays in obtaining various clearances (environmental clearance being the most notorious of the lot) make the project cost as calculated two or three years earlier and inadequate, even before implementation begins. Sources tell us that NHAI and banks assume cost of funds to be 8%-10% when, in fact, the actual cost of funds is over 12%. Many bids also do not follow international practices of providing a margin for increase in cost due to delays, increase in prices or other contingencies. Since there is no independent verification of costs, companies can make unrealistic bids, confident of being able to tinker with contracts on a 'mutually agreeable' basis. This opens the doors to corruption or disputes and litigation. Several projects are stuck after 70% of the work is complete because infrastructure companies are unable to raise funds for completion.
Way back in December 2014, a top audit firm pointed out that NHAI was one of the biggest litigants in Indian courts. One learns that there are nearly 200 cases pending in the Supreme Court, over 2,000 cases pending in various high courts and nearly 3,000 cases in other courts. Strangely, most concession agreements have an arbitration clause which is clearly not working at all because the number of arbitrations is less than 1,000. This sad state of affairs is another example of the massive waste of taxpayers' money by public sector companies and government bodies in expensive and debilitating litigation. These court cases not only destroy trust, but are the cause of mounting bad loans of banks as well.
Incomplete projects means patchy roads; but NHAI has been quick to levy a toll on the public and transporters, confident that users rarely get together to protest. Queries filed by activists under the Right to Information Act have revealed shocking corruption and fudging of numbers by toll contractors. This happens because toll contractors are not compelled to start electronic tolling, or use simple technology-based tools to calculate traffic data. It is NHAI that ought to be concerned about the massive revenue leakage. Instead, desperate transport unions, burdened by long delays and high costs due to multiple tolls across the country, have been trying hard to get the ministry to find a solution. At the same time, local politicians, in various states, are exploiting the situation to incite violence at toll-booths from time to time, without pushing for any change in usurious toll collection.
Sanjay Shirodkar, a Pune activist who has been investigating the toll issues, says that although vehicular traffic growing at 10% per annum is the reason for four-lane highways being converted into six-lane ones, the bids for toll contracts, often, show zero growth in the number of vehicles paying toll. Isn't it strange that neither NHAI nor the transport ministry is interested in getting to the bottom of this, even though funds for new projects are scarce? The answer is obvious.
There are many other issues with regard to cost of projects, including the ability to raise long-term funds and how to raise viability-gap funding and which projects require support in the form of various grants.
A smart government, which acts with authority, can easily force quick resolution of a large number of these disputes so that many stalled projects can be revived and a solution found for those that are stuck for want of funds. At present, the market sentiment is so low and funds for road projects so scarce that there is a very poor response to build-own-and-transfer (BOT) projects.
If the prime minister truly believes in his own MakeInIndia slogan, he needs to push for a revamp of NHAI urgently, empower it adequately and ask it to change the bidding process to ensure that the most competent and realistic bidders win infrastructure contracts rather than the 'lowest bidder' who can manipulate the system. But this will happen if the competent ministers are allowed to take decisions, rather than being forced to operate in the shadows of an omnipotent prime minister's office.
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Sonica Agarwal
1 year ago
My experience is that positive change of scope happens more often than negative change of scope. Positive change of scope means addition by NHAI of certain items. Items that get added often include junctions, culverts, minor bridges, etc. These often arise due to local requests, safety considerations and at times because it was missed by the estimators earlier. Beyond a certain % of cost, this expense for extra work is reimbursable by NHAI. The developer incurs the expense and waits for months and years to get this reimbursement and not to forget these reimbursements are estimated lower by NHAI vis-a-vis cost incurred. On the other hand, negative change of scope is very useful where large part of land is not available due to environment or other issues. However, 80% of cost saved due to this negative change of scope needs to be paid to NHAI.
As for provisional certificate (PCC), it is a very important provision in the agreement. 100% completion of a road is near impossible due to land issues. So, if only a small % of land acquisition is pending and project is complete in all other respects, PCC is issued. In the absence of such a provision, even when 90% project is complete, the developer will be unable to make any revenue for years beyond due date. It may be noted that the toll collection in such cases is partial, i.e. linked to the road length completed.
nilesh prabhu
1 year ago
modi should do to railway what vajpayee did to road.
Modi has the mandate, Vajpayee did not.
shadi katyal
1 year ago
Your article has brought the memories of one of the patriot who lost his life when M. Dubey has brought corruption to the PM and sacrificed his life.
Gadkari being RSS is an old hand when it comes to corruption as shown by his work in Bombay.
Why are there so many casea and even SC is sleeping.We donot hear such cases in Europe and USA why in India.Presume being old PWD hand Gadk for payback and Gadkari might have left a door open. Is there any accountability and transperancy in such road contracts???
Gadkari keeps claiming how amny kilometers are being completed per day but what is true.
So when will the nation see Achey Din in roadways?
Sucheta Dalal
In Reply to shadi katyal
1 year ago
Again... confused facts. Gadkari had nothing to do with the highway projects then! And R C SINHA was nowhere in the picture.
1 year ago
Mother of all the corruption in NHAI BOOT projects was brought in by Mr.Nitin Gadgari (when he was the PWD Minister in Maharastra)by awarding the Mumbai-Pune Highway to IRB Infra, with maximum options and loopholes to manipulate.
He is a powerful central minister now, responsible for the highways and what you expect from him?
Sucheta Dalal
In Reply to PPM
1 year ago
You are extremely badly informed. The projects in Maharashtra were done at stunningly low rates when Gadkari was the minister and R C Sinha was MSRDC vice chairman.
It is a pity that we run down good work of fantastic persons like Mr R C Sinha, because we dont know facts.
The mumbai-pune expressway was completed at half the cost of private bidders + the panvel bypass which was not in the private bidding deal. And in time. The rot started in the NCP-Congress led regime
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Shiv Kunal Verma (IANS)
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Thirty-two years after Indian troops secured key passes on the north-south running Saltoro Range to deny Pakistan access to the Siachen Glacier, it continues to dominate the headlines.
Tragedy, no stranger to the glaciated region bordering Sinkiang and the Northern Areas under the control of Pakistan, resulted in a 10-man infantry section from 19 Madras, inclusive of a medic from the Army Medical Corps, being buried alive when an ice wall collapsed near Sonam Post at 20,600 ft.
In what had to be a major feat of human endurance, braving the extreme cold and lack of oxygen, rescue teams dug through the 35 feet of ice debris and five days latermiraculously pulled out a survivor, Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad. Despite the collective prayers of the entire nation and the efforts of army doctors, this brave soldier too joined his other nine comrades three days after being rescued and evacuated.
Even as the rescue drama unfolded before the nation, a leading newspaper in the country published an article written by an associate professor from the Jawaharlal Nehru University suggesting that Indian troops deinduct from Siachen and the glacier be declared a peace park.
The article, echoing sentiments expressed in the past, claimed that maintaining troops at Siachen cost the government Rs.5 crore (nearly $735,000) daily and that hundreds of lives had already been lost in holding territory that was of no major consequence.
"I'm all for an open debate on matters that concern our national security. However, these debates need to be informed discussions that look at the entire picture and are not just agenda driven," said General V.L. Singh, the minister of state for external affairs who is also a former Indian Army chief. "The last time the 'withdrawal from Siachen' issue was raised, it was in 2012 at the behest of the PMO. Once these behind-the-scenes machinations were exposed on social media, the UPA had quietly dropped the idea."
A 12-member Track-II committee had been cobbled together in 2011 with the blessings of then prime minister Manmohan Singh. A former air chief, along with handpicked armoured corps officers (all of them never having served in the region) represented India while on the Pakistan side was a group headed by a former army chief. The two delegations then met in various parts of the globe under the aegis of an Ottawa-based think tank.
"The Americans have always had an interest in the region," says Lieutenant General Rakesh Loomba, a former head of Military Intelligence. "Even the maps that initially showed the Saltaro range and the Siachen Glacier as being Pakistani territory were issued by the US Air Force."
The blatant cartographic aggression had resulted in Colonel Narendra 'Bull' Kumar leading an Indian Army expedition into the area in 1982 that confirmed the presence of mountaineering groups sent in by Pakistan. Subsequently, Indian troops had secured the key passes on the Saltoro, getting into position just a few hours before Pakistani troops also arrived.
Lieutenant General Prakash Katoch (retd), a Special Forces veteran who commanded the Siachen Brigade during the 1999 Kargil conflict, said: "All this talk of withdrawing from Siachen is pure bunkum! First, Pakistan has zero presence on Siachen, notwithstanding whatever their army keeps telling their own people. Their positions are to the west of the Saltoro Ridge. For years, they have tried to dislodge Indian troops from there, but they have never succeeded. We've paid in human lives to secure the border there - it is now the de facto Line of Control with Pakistan while towards the north, we have China that controls the Shaksgam Valley. Why should we pull out? That would amount to shooting ourselves in the foot and a betrayal of all those who have died securing the area."
While most Indian Army officers dismiss all talk of de-induction from the glacier, Sanjaya Baru, in his book "The Accidental Prime Minister", touches on the subject, saying a former Indian Army chief, General J.J. Singh, had privately told Manmohan Singh that a withdrawal was doable.
"All this is fanciful talk," says Gen. V. K. Singh. "The basic question that needs to be asked from those who wish to withdraw - be it (Ajai) Shuklaji and his friends in Trac II or Professor Happymon Jacob from JNU - after de-inducting where do you want your new line of defence to be set up? Do they have any idea what that will entail? Also, what about the rest of the LOC - have these people any idea of the conditions prevailing there? To just mouth off with no idea about the larger picture is extremely dangerous."
"It would mean fortifying the entire Ladakh range that runs from west to east, preparing defences along the Shyok river. The quantum of troops required would be almost 15 times what we have in Siachen now, plus it would make Leh a frontline town," says General Katoch who continues to write extensively on the subject.
"If we want to honour the fallen who have sacrificed their lives in Siachen, we need to nip this talk in the bud. We must remember that the gates to India have always been opened from within," Gen. Katoch adds.
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D.H. Waghela is new chief justice of Bombay High Court
15 February 2016
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Chief Justice Dhirendra H. Waghela of the Orissa High Court was on Monday sworn-in as the new chief justice of the Bombay High Court, an official said.
Maharashtra Governor C.V. Rao administered the oath of office to Chief Justice Waghela at Raj Bhavan here in the presence of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, ministers, judges, legal and civil officials and other invitees.
Chief Justice Waghela, 61, succeeds Chief Justice Mohit Shah, who retired on September 8 last year. Justice (Mrs) Vijaya K. Tahilramani was officiating as Acting Chief Justice since then.
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D S Ranga Rao
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Nearly 6 months time/delay to fill up the vacancy of a Chief Justice of a High Court, that too an important and big state like Maharashtra, is too much to bear with. When we can expect the judiciary and government rise to the occasion?
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If he's perceiving elite anxiety, one can only say: finally.
There is no disconnect between what the scientists are measuring and finding and what Americans are perceiving and experiencing.
Najafi told The Daily Beast that perceiving his song as an insult is "a 100 percent misinterpretation."
It was through not perceiving the necessity for verification that he erred.
But there was no difficulty in perceiving the difference between smiles and frowns, between blessings and curses.
The Count de Grasse, perceiving her danger, bore down with his whole fleet for her protection.
The Romans, perceiving their mistake, advanced to the charge with all the alarm of voices.
"You old humbug," said Bojo, perceiving the eagerness in Mr. Fred's eyes.
perceiving I was in danger, the physician ordered my irons to be taken off.
Apparently she had come to speak to her father for a moment, but had stopped short on perceiving that there was some one with him.
c.1300, via Anglo-French parceif, Old North French *perceivre (Old French perçoivre) "perceive, notice, see; recognize, understand," from Latin percipere "obtain, gather, seize entirely, take possession of," also, figuratively, "to grasp with the mind, learn, comprehend," literally "to take entirely," from per "thoroughly" (see per) + capere "to grasp, take" (see capable).
Replaced Old English ongietan. Both the Latin senses were in Old French, though the primary sense of Modern French percevoir is literal, "to receive, collect" (rents, taxes, etc.), while English uses the word almost always in the metaphorical sense. Related: Perceived; perceiving.
perceive per·ceive (pər-sēv')
v. per·ceived, per·ceiv·ing, per·ceives
To become aware of directly through any of the senses, especially sight or hearing.
To achieve understanding of; apprehend.


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SACKED Richmond player Daniel Connors will play out the season in country Victoria.
Connors has signed with Goulburn Valley League club Shepparton United and will start at half-forward against Kyabram this weekend.
Shepparton United football manager Jason Kelly last night confirmed the coup.
Connors is originally from nearby Echuca.
His AFL career seems over despite his obvious talents after being cut loose by Richmond for a string on indescretions.
The last straw came a month ago when Connors slept in an missed training after taking sleeping pills.
Teammate Dustin Martin was suspended for two matches for his involvement.
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Legislation and Regulation, Prof. Anuj Desai: Welcome Message; Initial Assignment
Property, Section 1, Prof. Miriam Seifter: For the first class on Tuesday, January 17, read and be prepared to discuss pp. 3-16, 17-18 (n. 7 only), and 21-29 of the casebook (Singer, et al., Property Law, 6th ed. 2014).
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Torts, Section 2, Prof. Pilar Ossorio: Students should read pp 1-18 of their assigned Torts textbook (Franklin, Rabin, Green, et al).
Torts, Section 3, Prof. Peter Carstensen: Read pp. 1-23 of the Casebook, and Addendum A (RAND accident cost data).
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Advanced Legal Writing: Craft and Style, Prof. Ursula Weigold: For the first class, please read chapters one and three of the textbook: Tom Goldstein & Jethro K. Lieberman, The Lawyer's Guide to Writing Well (3d ed. 2016). Those chapters are posted on the Desire2Learn webcourse under the Course Materials tab.
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The use of a choose in the form model should be invisible to the form template and form binding, just like use of a choose in the form template is invisible to the form model. Only structural differences between choices should force the parallel use of a choose in the template and binding. A choose may be used in the form model without causing structural changes. For example, identical sets of widgets may be referenced into two or more when branches, with the sole pupose of the choose control structure being to trigger event handlers to toggle the widgets' states. In this case it would be an unnecessary mixing of concerns to force the knowledge of the form model's choose onto the form template. This leads to choose not being treated as a container, but rather as a control structure. The id of the choose should not be injected in the id's of the widgets which it controls because this would force the template and binding to know about its presence even when they do not need to, needlessly increasing the coupling between the layers. WDYT? --Tim Larson PS: There is a list of other issues to resolve about the choose widget (naming, optional id, referencing widget defs versus inlining widget defs in the when clauses, different widgets defs in each when clause with matching id's, etc.), but let's addres them one at a time to reduce confusion. After this first issue is resolved I will start separate threads to discuss the other issues.
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based plate production emerges as clearly beneficial. A marginally lower value is also to be recorded for material and energy con- sumption. For thermo-technology, the energy-intensive produc- tion of PA web in particular has a major impact. The main causes for emissions which have an impact on the climate are to be found in the production of solvents, web and plate raw materials. During the production of PA web, there is a production of nitrous oxide, which has a very high global warming potential, moreso than carbon dioxide. Thus, the study attests that the solvent-based process has an advantage in the end in this area as well. SOME CONSIDERATIONS While these numbers are based entirely on German energy costs and disposal, when considering the North American market, the relation will likely not change, as energy—while sharply on the rise—is a little bit cheaper when compared to Europe. What was not considered was price for working power (employees), as these numbers might differ tremendously between printers/ converters and prepress trade shops, even within one country. In addition, unlike Germany, North America does not universally incinerate waste. In fact, in the U.S., disposal regulations for plate- making waste will vary greatly from state to state. Incineration may not be required, encouraged or even available depending on the region of the country. The calculation of individual numbers for a trade shop has to be divided into two cases: The costs of the two processes can be calculated quite easy (investment in equipment, prices for consumables such as plate, solvent or web, energy, etc.), but the caculation of the carbon footprint might be difficult. For example, if energy is supplied from renewable resources (hydropower, sun resp., wind energy), all materials with one-way use (plates, web) are extremely bad for the carbon footprint. The distillation of solvent, on the other hand, does not need non-renewable energy and thus is very eco-efficient. Another problem is trade houses serving customers with different applications of flexo printing. Several plate materials cannot be processed thermally (e.g. thick plate gauges for cor- rugated printing), and it is for sure more eco-efficient using the equipment for a solvent process 24/7 than to have two different processes in-house and using both of them only partially (e.g. because of heating/cooling etc.). SUMMARY One important finding of the Eco-Efficiency-Analysis is that economy and ecology are not contradictory. In particular, the many users of the proven solvent technology, who do not want to forego the quality advantage of this technology, will be pleased to see this. When the solvent used to wash out the printing plates is recovered as recommended, these users can achieve a cost ben- FIGURE 4. Assessing the whole process of both alternatives, the solvent-based plate production causes fewer emissions. FIGURE 3. The thermo technology requires marginally higher energy. efit of 10 percent and more with respect to the thermal manufac- turing alternative. With the carbon footprint the result tends to look similar. The solvent-based technology also shows the most beneficial values here. Both alternatives are virtually the same in terms of the environmental impacts through energy and materi- als consumption. If particular preconditions change, e.g. the plate thickness, then the effects are comparable for both alternatives both in terms of costs as well as of environmental impacts. If a plate with a thickness of 1.70mm is used instead of a 1.14mm plate, the absolute costs rise by around 30 percent, while the cost relation- ship remains the same. The emissions increase by around 17 percent with both processes. Conversely, this means that through a reduction in plate thickness both emissions and costs can be considerably reduced. ? www. f l e x o g r a p h y. o r g NOVEMB E R 20 0 8 F LEXO 67
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The Starke County Commissioners received a promising update regarding Bridge 156 over the Robbins Ditch on Range Road on Monday. Surveys are expected to be done soon, Debco has provided the loads on the trusses, and everything is expected to be back in operating order in time for our local farmers to use the road during their busy harvest season.
"Ken Minett from Butler, Fairman and Seufert gave them an update and told them what they're waiting on and what's happening next. Don't want to say a projected date, but they kinda indicated when construction would start on that," said Highway Superintendent Steve Siddall.
Siddall and Minett met with the Commissioners and told them that after the survey process is complete, they will request the permit from the DNR. The permitting process could take up to 30 days, after which they expect the specifications to be made after further planning. On the bright side, even with the delay of permitting, the bridge is still expected to be constructed 18 months sooner than it would have been if the commissioners had chosen the federally funded plan.
Bridge #9 over the Jane Ditch (700 N and 500 E) in Oregon Township and Bridge #62 over the Smith Ditch (Range Rd. and 500 S) in California Township are not expected to begin construction until next year. Complications are possible for Bridge #62, as an additional wetland permit may be required, and it may also be necessary to "move" the wetland and create additional wetland elsewhere.


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Industry Research: Analysis on China Refined Petroleum Industry
Shandong province has most leading refined petroleum enterprises, and among all top 100 large refined petroleum enterprises across China, 20 are located in Shandong. According to China Refined Petroleum Industry Profile - the industry research report issued by Zeefer Consulting, Liaoning, Guangdong and Jiangsu are the major production bases for refined petroleum industry in China. Shandong, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Beijing, Tianjin, Fujian and Hubei are the secondary distribution areas for this industry.
In terms of market size, in 2009, refined petroleum enterprises above designated size achieved a sales revenue of more than USD 200 billion. The total number of enterprises above designated size in refined petroleum industry was more than 1,000, a rise of more than 10% on a year-on-year basis. On an annual average, total employees in refined petroleum industry exceeded 415,000, an increase of more than 1% on a year-on-year basis. The total export delivery value exceeded USD 4 billion, an increase of about 10% on a year-on-year basis.
In terms of industry-wide profit, in 2009, profits of enterprises above designated size in refined petroleum industry added up to more than USD 10 billion, a decline of more than 100% on a year-on-year basis. A total of more than 200 enterprises suffered a loss, the percentage of loss-incurring enterprises was higher than 10%. On average, the ratio of return on assets in refined petroleum industry was higher than 8%.
In terms of market position of foreign enterprises in China, in 2009, there were more than 150 foreign enterprises above designated size engaged in refined petroleum production in China, accounting for more than 10% of all refined petroleum enterprises across China. Foreign enterprises in China refined petroleum industry achieved a ratio of return on assets of more than 7%, almost same with the industry average.
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Leaders of all walks of Jewish life tonight attended a memorial meeting honoring the late Judah L. Magnes, former president of Hebrew University in Jerusalem, who died here in October. Eliahu Epstein, Israeli representative in Washington, and former Governor Herbert H. Lehman, were among the principal speakers at the memorial, which was held at Temple Emanu-El.
Paying tribute to Dr. Magnes, Epstein said that although Magnes' practical suggestions to reach relations of mutual friendship and trust between Jews and Arabs may be outdated by now, his underlying conception is fully shared by the people and government of Israel today.
"While we consider the strengthening of Israel as the main guarantee for our survival, we will simultaneously launch a far-sighted and statesmanlike policy of rapprochement and understanding with the Arab countries," the Israeli envoy stated. "We wish to preserve and continue to develop the western features of our civilization. We must remember, however, that our destiny will depend in many respects on what will happen in the Middle East. Nothing would be more dangerous than to follow a policy of 'splendid isolation' or complete indifference to developments in Arab countries, Turkey, Iran and even India."
Lehman emphasized that "Dr. Magnes could have remained a greatly beloved and respected member of our American Jewish community, which offered him many honors and a safe and comparatively easy life. His deep-rooted interest and devotion, however, lay in Palestine."


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Dr. Kogan was the best dentist I ever saw. I did not even feel I got a root canal done. He took his time to explain what he was doing and was very patient with all my questions. He is very knowledgeable and really cares about patients. I would highly recommend him.
Dr paul only cares about the paycheck. I was in worse pain when I left and he was not helpful in any way. He took over four hours. Im a single mom and I don't have four hours to wait to see a dentist that doesn't care. I'm so scared to go to throw dentist and he made it even worse now
Had a great experience with Dr. Kogan. The root canal procedure went smoothly and got me out of pain.
I have been treated by Dr.Kogan for root canal and it was the best experience.I had few in a past but this one stands out.The process itself was not bad at all.Paul was very precise and did it through the crown!Always checking on me and adjusting the procedure to make it less uncomfortable. When I returned to my general dentist and he evaluated the work,he said the root canal was done A+!.I was really happy and would recommend Dr.Kogan to any of my best friends.
I have been through 5-6 root canal processes in my life, the last one with Dr Kogan was the farmost positive one. no time diagnostic, it was Friday noon, I arrived clinic with pain, was terrified from a long weekend... in less than a hour I was out the clinic!!! "are we doing it now"? if you can, of course I replied! he even made few joks during treatment, the hardest thing was not to laugh. I felt no pain during or after the procedure, he texted me in the evening to see how I was doing and just because he asked I took the advil before sleeping. you could see how the staff around and his assistants admire him. I could easily tell why... if you are looking for a great Dr. dont keep searching.
I have been to many doctors, But Dr Kogan is unexceptional . He treated my whole family, he is very professional and excellent Doctor . I would greatly recommend him
Dr. Kogan is very gentle and caring, he has a great sense of humor. His whistling during the treatment helped my nerves calm down. After the root canal was done, he explained in detail what I should expect and what I should do. The next day I got a call from his assistant asking how I was after treatment, I thought that was very caring of them. I would refer him to my friends and family.
Dr. Kogan was very gentle and patient I had never had a root canal and he explained every step throughout the procedure. Also, the staff was so kind and helpful. I would highly recommend Doctor Kogan. I'm very satisfied with his work.
I saw Dr. Kogan because a few years earlier another endodontist had botched a root canal (forgetting to clean out the second root), causing the tooth to become inflamed. Dr. Kogan openly explained my options to me. I chose to have the root canal redone, but Dr. Kogan very quickly realized that he could not go through the crown build-up and had to operate through the gums. During surgery both he and his staff made me feel comfortable, and I could see that he treated not only his patients with respect, but his assistants as well. After the surgery it took the wound longer than expected to heal, forcing him to redo the stitches. He did it patiently and explained every step along the way. I truly felt I was in good hands.
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James joins Breylin Mitchell and Alec Dunham in the 2015 class.
Currently rated as the No. 38 receiver in the nation by Scout.com, James is a do-everything player for Bowie. Last season as a sophomore James played quarterback and led the Volunteers to the district championship. As a junior, James played quarterback and receiver for Bowie. He responded by throwing for 621 yards with 12 touchdowns and 0 interceptions, catching 23 passes for 519 yards with 5 scores, and rushing for 615 yards and 8 more touchdowns on the season.
James said the "family" feel was the biggest reason for his decision to commit to TCU.
"I really like TCU, their football program and they're a family," James said. "They're like family, a home away from home and they were the first school to give me the opportunity. What really made me commit was they're close to home and my parents can come to my games."
James was recruited to TCU by Rusty Burns and Kenny Perry, his former head coach at Bowie. Needless to say, James said his former coach was excited to receive the news.
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I used INKADINKODO stamps for the background with bronze and red colorbox ink, the paper for the tree is from a paper pack I purchased at Michaels called Signature Christmas Short Stack with Glitter by My Mind's Eye. Love the papers, the star was punch from the paper scraps.
The design was lifted from Beata Massey -> http://scrapbook.com/profiles/79590.html. Be sure to stop by and check hers out.


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Anyone have any more feedback on the new Release Candidate? Link above has some more information on the latest build including features and fixes.
Thanks for checking out the latest build :)
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Feb 13, 2011 at 12:38 UTC
Besides the minor issue with the login screen so far everything seems to be working great. I do run in to some timeouts but this could be me accessing my install from home.
l would like to see some features implemented before release as they bring more functionality from the PC application to the mobile app.
Two functions are related to associating tickets to users. One is covered in this feature request: Create Ticket from People View, the other is being able to pick a user from people view, or auto complete, from within the ticket entry (like picking from contacts when composing an email.
I would also like to see device editing implemented. Being a mobile app, editing devices - while moblie - seems only fitting.
Many of the other items in the feature requests will certainly be a great addition, but we know not everything will be ready by release; my opinion is the features above I believe are intuitive and almost expected.
Feb 13, 2011 at 8:29 UTC
Thanks for the feedback,
I am glad the app seems to be working well for you. With your the timeout issues you are experiencing from home, are you on wireless connection or 3G
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Feb 13, 2011 at 1:47 UTC
On my wireless.
Feb 14, 2011 at 9:30 UTC
I'm not able to log into my server at all with the new update. Wireless or 3G..
Feb 14, 2011 at 9:44 UTC
What version of the Spiceworks server are you running?
Feb 14, 2011 at 9:55 UTC
It seems being on my local LAN I am not seeing the timeouts.
Feb 14, 2011 at 11:23 UTC
Sweet! No problem installing or accessing. Looking better all the time!
Feb 14, 2011 at 1:30 UTC
I am updated to the newest one.. :/
Feb 14, 2011 at 2:33 UTC
Welcome screen is fitting and a good addition.
seems to be improved and quicker.
Feb 14, 2011 at 2:35 UTC
I'm not able to log into my server at all with the new update. Wireless or 3G..
ive only been able to connect when setting the server IP, the name resolution does not seem to work.
(this is obviously when on the same wireless network, as the server)
Feb 15, 2011 at 7:53 UTC
I will try that. We don't seem to be having any DNS issues... I will try the IP though
Feb 15, 2011 at 4:21 UTC
I will try that. We don't seem to be having any DNS issues... I will try the IP though
Judging from your screenshot, is www correct? I was able to access your login page via my web browser by removing that part.
Feb 15, 2011 at 6:25 UTC
I agree. I would think it should be http:/
Feb 17, 2011 at 6:58 UTC
No problems during installation or during accessing the App.
Performance is very good and the Timeline features are much better now! (as all the other things !)
The only thing i´m still missing is the "search" box. Will it be implemented after the public release ?
Feb 17, 2011 at 9:39 UTC
Really like the "scroll down to refresh" feature.
Feb 17, 2011 at 2:39 UTC
Great job on the Iphone app looks great and works great.
Feb 21, 2011 at 4:02 UTC
All is good here except that the app still exits to the iPhone contacts after ending a call that was started from People View. I had created a seperate post about this.
A feature I would like to see is creating new devices from within the app.


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Another step closer to the release of Memphis May Fire's latest music efforts, we now have the full tracklisting for their third full length studio album titled Challenger. The album is currently set to be released via Rise Records on June 26th.
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89th Annual Christmas Fair
Saturday, December 3, 2016
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
The annual Christmas Fair is the single most important fellowship event of the year for bringing together the members of the congregation. There are many ways for everyone - new and old, young and old - to volunteer and participate in this worthy and enjoyable event. It's also a great time for new members to become acquainted and for old members to get reacquainted.
This department offers fully decorated 3-foot trees for sale. They have been decorated by our very own designers and will be on display in Pilgrim Hall.
Baskets containing such specialty items as educational games/toys and gourmet coffees and goodies have been creatively designed by members of the church.
Your own creations and crafts are greatly appreciated. Hand-knitted and crocheted items, handbags, hats and scarves, vests, aprons and hand-fashioned jewelry – there is something for everyone on your list.
Again, this year will be beautiful handcrafted ornaments for the tree created by several of the members of the church. Some great gifts for the teacher, shut-ins, family, and friends.
Clear off those shelves and donate your used books, children's books, records, cassette tapes, CDs and videos. Sheet music -- vocal, religious and instrumental --is also welcome. Please no old encyclopedia sets or old dictionaries. Thanks!
This is the time to donate those nice items that you don't use anymore and that take up space in your china closet and your attic -- glass, crystal, china, silver, pewter, brass, collectibles, artwork and whatever other treasures you can donate.
We are looking for a few strong muscles to move tables up and down the stairs and to help carry the boxes to the different departments on Thursday night to set up each room and clean up on Saturday after the fair.
Make your favorite recipe and drop it off at the Church the day before the FAIR. Some suggestions are: Cakes, pies, breads, cookies, jams and jellies, sauces, relishes, vinegars. Please label ingredients, especially nuts and raisins. There will be a special Cupcake table for those of you who love a gourmet treat. If you need a good recipe, call Susan.
Cull through your boxes of ornaments and decorations and drop off those you don't need anymore. While you're there, check out the beauties from Christmas Past.
Decorating wreaths is a labor of love for several of the gardeners and flower designers in the church. Donations of holly, other decorative greenery and natural embellishments like pods and unusual cones are needed. Come help on Wednesday or Friday morning prior to the FAIR to make these swags and decorate these wreaths.
Bring those electronic gadgets that you don't use -- electric curlers, old stereos, electronic equipment, cameras, toasters, lamps, computers, etc.
There's never enough chocolate!! Your help is needed to make fudge at home. All kinds of sweet confection designs are welcome.
As a tradition, the men of the Church have provided a Swedish log and coffee in the morning and a delicious lunch consisting of hot dogs, hamburgers, homemade clam chowder and apple crisp. Please contact church if you are willing to help.
Donate a service to the FAIR or come the day of the FAIR to bid on the services being offered. Some suggestions are: Make a dinner, babysitting, pet sitting, computer lessons, homemade bread, household chores, boat cruise, weekend at vacation home, musical services, tutoring services or a special creation of your own. Be imaginative!
Clean out your closets and leave your "curiosities": Kitchenware, knickknacks, curtains and materials, candles, pictures or any curious whatever you may find!!!
This room is filled with your new and gently-used toys, stuffed animals, games, baby equipment, children's books, movies and computer games. Puzzles, too! Please help by donating clean items in good condition. Parents and grandparents are welcome to shop here as well as the kids!!
Clean out your drawers and jewelry boxes. We are looking for women's and men's jewelry, scarves, gloves, ties, belts, pocketbooks and accessories.
These cupcakes taste as good as they look. Not just the vanilla and chocolate cake but even tastier. With the holidays coming so many fun creations can appear.


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