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BILLY Vickery struck a superb unbeaten century as Wembdon II made it three wins from four with an 81-run victory over Glastonbury on Saturday.
Vickery struck 14 fours and six sixes in a knock of 124 as Wembdon posted 253-7 from their 45 overs.
In reply, Glastonbury were never really in the hunt and 4-29 from Carwyn Jenkins ensured Wembdon left with the points.
After losing skipper Jenkins early chasing a wide one, Vickery and George Lowe (39) put on a stand of 95 for the second wicket to put Wembdon in firm control.
This enabled the strong middle order of Wembdon to come in and play cameo innings, whilst Vickery was moving along with ease.
Innings' of 29 for Jack Lowe and 31 from Mike Watts helped the run rate along, while at the other end, Vickery was showing his class.
He reached his century with another crunching boundary and raced to 124 as Wembdon to finished on 253.
Tight opening spells from Watts (0-8 from six overs) and Pete Gliddon (0-20) put Glastonbury behind the eight ball Will Pope (1-28) and Tim Bennett who took (3-25) made the breakthroughs and the middle order of Glastonbury didn't seem interested in scoring runs.
Jenkins came on to clean up the lower order with four quick wickets, sealing an emphatic win for Wembdon.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. - The Saint Leo women's lacrosse team wrapped up their inaugural season on Wednesday evening, taking on the 14th-ranked Florida Southern Moccasins in regional action at University Field. The Lions put forth their best effort, but fell to the Mocs by a final score of 18-6.
The win closes out the Lions historical first season with a record of 5-8, while the Mocs finish their season with an overall mark of 11-4.
Stephanie Marran led the team on the night with four goals, while Alix Murray and Andrea Kuhl scored one apiece.
Brittany Millsap set aside 12 shots for the Lions between the pipes while allowing 12 goals in 54 minutes of action. Nicole Sirota-Plotnikov made one save while allowing six shots to slip by in her time in cage. Their counterparts, Katie Hammerer and Lindsay Holdway, made nine saves while allowing six goals.
The Mocs saw a four goal performance from Mara Mason, while Danielle LaDuca scored a hat trick and tacked on an assist for four points on the night.
Florida Southern jumped out to a three goal lead thanks to two goals and an assist from Maureen Cromer with 19:21 remaining before the half. Despite the early lead, the ensuing eight minutes remained silent as neither team was able to capitalize on an attacking opportunity.
Murray broke the silence with an unassisted goal with 11:36 on the clock, pulling Saint Leo to within two with a tally of 3-1. Florida Southern retaliated with two goals, however, closing out the half with a score of 5-1.
Only four other teams have held the Mocs to just five goals in the first half, including then-No. 4 Lock Haven on March 13, and most recently No. 3 Rollins on April 11.
The Mocs exploded into the second stanza on a mission, running away with seven unanswered goals to extend their lead to 12-1. Kuhl put the Lions' second goal on the scoreboard on a free position shot with 15:06 remaining, and Marran followed with two straight to set the score at 12-4 with 9:55 left.
Florida Southern scored the next three, pulling ahead 15-4, with 3:43 to go, but Marran broke the run with an unassisted goal with 2:30 remaining in the game, igniting a flurry of action as the game wound down.
Marran netted the next goal with 1:25 left, pulling Saint Leo to within nine with a score of 15-6, but Megan Asper answered back 17 seconds later. Despite the sizeable lead, the Mocs tacked on another goal with 20 seconds to go, and added one more with just two ticks on the clock to close out the game with a final score of 18-6.
Millsap capped off a solid first season with nine ground balls and two caused turnovers added to her 12 save performance. Christina Minneci pulled in five ground balls, followed closely by Marran with four. Marran added a team-best seven draw controls to her total, while Minneci led the team in caused turnovers with three.
It was a close battle for ground balls, with Florida Southern leading 29-26. The Mocs also led in draw controls, 16-10, as well as in shots 37-18.
The inaugural season of Saint Leo women's lacrosse was one filled with highs and lows, but the Lions can look back with pride and hold their heads high as they secured five victories and met a plethora of goals throughout their 2012 campaign. This year's team has laid the foundation for successful seasons to come, and hopes are high for the 2013 season. To stay up-to-date on the Saint Leo women's lacrosse team throughout the off season, be sure to visit saintleolions.com.


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Saint Leo, Fla. (October 20, 2007) – The Saint Leo University women's cross country team finished sixth at the 2007 Sunshine State Conference Cross Country Championships on Saturday, October 20. Saint Leo was the host of the conference championships run at the Abbey Golf Course.
The 6,000-meter women's race was won by the University of Tampa, as the Spartans had five of the top six finishers overall. Tampa's Laura Woznicki was the top finisher in a time of 21:38.75. Saint Leo's top finisher was Dana Graham (Fr., Tarpon Springs, Fla.) who finished 34th in a time of 32:00.20.
Florida Southern College finished as runner-up with Nova Southeastern University third. Florida Tech was fourth with Rollins College in fifth and the Lions in sixth.


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NEW ORLEANS — If there was anything more maligned than the Saints defense in the first half of the season, it was the running game.
Last in the NFL through seven games and the reason why Drew Brees' passing yards were first in the league — there was no other option.
Not anymore.
For the second straight time Sunday, the Saints committed to a balanced offense.
And the result was not just the yards — 148 — but the number of attempts, 29, just three less than the number of passes by Brees in the 31-27 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
"It's confidence; that's all it is," running back Pierre Thomas said. "We just need to call it and stick with it no matter what."
Thomas, who has been as much of a feature back as the Saints' committee approach to the position allows, took pretty much a backseat on Sunday — just five carries for 10 yards.
But he also was the head cheerleader for teammates Mark Ingram and Chris Ivory.
And he had plenty to cheer about.
Ingram, so relegated to cameo roles in the early games that he was in danger of being labeled a first-round bust, carried 16 times, one shy of his career high, for 67 yards. And Ivory, who was inactive for five of the first seven games and didn't on the field in two in which he did suit up, ripped off a crowd-pleasing 56-yard touchdown in which he broke two tackles to get loose and then stiff-armed Atlanta's Dunta Robinson 15 yards from the goal line to polish things off.
"I told those boys, we've got to start this game off by making some noise," Thomas said. "If we rally up first and start to hit these guys in the mouth by running the ball hard, our guys are going to see that ,and they're going to appreciate that.
"There's no egos out there. We love sharing the ball because it keeps us fresh."
Actually, Ingram said, he considers himself a rhythm runner, much as he was at Alabama.
Early in the second quarter, Ingram got a rare opportunity for a Saints back — back-to-back carries — for 6 and 8 yards, picking up first down on his own in the team's go-ahead touchdown drive.
"The more you touches you get, the more you get a feel for how the line is blocking and how the defense is defending certain runs," Ingram said. "I like getting into a groove with the sweat on my legs keeping me warmed up.
"It's definitely better than going in and then coming back out for a while."
But even thought that was his only back-to-back opportunity, Ingram had no complaints, only compliments on Sunday.
"The coaches are doing a great job of scheming and dialing up the right runs for us," he said. "The offensive line is doing a great job getting a push, and the tight ends and the fullbacks are blocking well, too.
"Then we're just running hard."
Ivory was not available after the game Sunday, but right tackle Jermon Bushrod, said the play was a thing of beauty from start to finish.
"Everybody on the right side of the line did a good job of holding on to their blocks," he said. "I think I caught a little bit of that stiff-arm at the end.
"Putting confidence in guys like Chris and Mark is what it's all about."
Ivory's TD came on second-and-10, which nine times out of 10 for the Saints, is a likely a passing down.
"We hadn't been doing a good enough job of executing in the running game, and when we don't do that to the best of our abilities starting out, coaches might get a little hesitant to call for runs on second-and-5 and situations like that," Bushrod said. "You never want to pass the ball every single time.
"I think coming out and establishing the run today helped make us good enough to get the victory."
Sunday's 148 yards came after a 25 carry, 140-yard day last Monday against the Eagles which got the Saints out of 32nd place in the league in running, albeit only to 30th.
And even now, the Saints aren't likely to be higher than 28th after this week's games.
But, to Brees, things are on the right track.
"That's great balance," he said. "That's what you're looking for, because that's when you know you're really rolling as an offense.
"When you're have that balance, you're being successful, you're sustaining drives and opening up some big-time opportunities in the passing game. We did that today."


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Fancy somewhere new for dinner tonight? A spot of chicken? A Chinese? Maybe even a kebab after a couple of pints?
If so you may want to read this before making your choice - for these are the restaurants with the lowest hygiene ratings in Walthamstow.
These nine restaurants have, according to the Food Standards Agency website, been awarded either zero or one star out of a possible five in their latest inspections - meaning the restaurants are either in urgent or major need of improvement.
Natalie Glanvill takes a look at the list of shame.
Eddie's Lunch Box, in Uplands Business Park, Blackhorse Road, currently has a rating of zero - requiring urgent improvement. The cafe was last inspected in July last year. When the Guardian visited, but no-one was available for comment.
QFC - Inspectors obviously didn't agree that Quality Fried Chicken was what customers always got from this takeaway - the second in Walthamstow to have a zero rating. The bad news was broken to managers in November, with inspectors finding a mice infestation at the joint in Wood Street, Walthamstow. An employee, who did not want to be named, told the Guardian the business had been re-inspected and staff had received the necessary training.
Barkat's Grill and Kebabish, in Palmerston Road, Walthamstow, is an Indian takeaway, grill and kebab house. It was last inspected on February 5 and has a hygiene rating of just one. Worker Mohammed Ali said: "There was a problem with the extractor fan as it was not working and the walls were a bit dirty, but we have since made improvements."
Kebabish Original, in St James Street, Walthamstow is a kebab restaurant and takeaway. The premises were also recently inspected on February 5 and also has a food hygiene rating of one. Owner Syed Ali-Shah said the problem was that he simply wasn't there that much. He said: "I hadn't spent enough time there as I was abroad quite a bit," he added. "We have made the necessary improvements and will be asking for a re-inspection in two months." But the business is now in the process of changing owners.
Shere Khan's Chilli and Spice, in Hoe Street, Walthamstow, sells traditional Indian-style cuisine. It has a hygiene rating of one and was last inspected on July 4 2013. Owner Ahmad Rahan admitted there had been problems. He said: "We had some problems in the kitchen with our staff but everyone has now had the latest hygiene training."
Village Food Court of Hoe Street in Walthamstow is a cafe that sells Indian food. It was closed down in August last year after inspectors found cockroaches and mice. Nice. It was recently inspected on January 7. The Guardian was unable to contact the owner. It has one star.
Ming Chinese Restaurant, in Hoe Street, Walthamstow, offers Oriental food. It has a hygiene rating of one and was last inspected on October 9, 2013. The Guardian was unable to contact the owner.
Miod Malina, in High Street, Walthamstow, is a Polish restaurant. It opened two years ago and has a hygiene rating of one. It was last inspected on May 28, 2013. Owner Gosia Eicholc disagrees with the rating. She said: "I disagree - it is higher than one. We don't need major improvements. Everything is clean and our staff have been trained in health and safety and food hygiene."
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Longridge resident John Farmery, 74, started the project in 1986 in memory of his wife Elaine who suffered from MS.
The former pet shop owner's initiative will close at the end of March after LCC voted to remove its funding at a meeting at County Hall on Thursday.
The scheme, which is based in the Booths car park, was opened by comedian Frank Carson who was serving at the president of the Blackpool branch of the MS society.
The bank raised £660 in 2013 but will now close as part of the county council's plan to reduce their budget by £300m over the next four years.
Mr Farmery, who lives in Eden Gardens, said: "When I started there were no kerbside collections and the bottle banks were the places where people went to recycle their glass.
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Tamworth 1 Newport County 2
NEWPORT County AFC have already won nine of their 13 matches in the Blue Square Bet Premier this season but few victories can have been more pleasing than this one.
Manager Justin Edinburgh described it as a complete away performance and it's hard to disagree.
County had suffered late collapses on their last two visits to Tamworth's Lamb Ground but they held on to their lead through seven agonising minutes of stoppage time on Saturday.
It should never have been as tense because the Exiles dominated for long stretches of the match but came up against an inspired goalkeeper in Tony Breeden.
But for his heroic display between the sticks and some incredible goal-line clearances from his defenders, Edinburgh's men would have been out of sight by half-time.
As it was a fourth goal of the season from Ismail Yakubu and a 10th from top scorer Aaron O'Connor either side of Adam Cunnington's equaliser were enough to seal a fifth away win of the season.
It means that if County can win at Macclesfield Town this coming Saturday they will already have gained more points on the road than they did in the whole of last season.
But, more importantly, the three points took the Exiles back to the top of the table as a result of Forest Green Rovers' 2-1 defeat at Wrexham.
With struggling Ebbsfleet United the visitors to Rodney Parade tomorrow night there is every prospect of remaining top throughout this week.
And with a quarter of the season gone it's looking increasingly likely that County can sustain their unexpected promotion push throughout the campaign.
In a hugely entertaining match between two good teams the visitors showed their quality in attack, their resilience in defence and the kind of fighting spirit that carries teams a long way.
Making his first start, in place of Jefferson Louis, Ben Swallow was simply superb.
He tormented the Tamworth defence in the first half and was very unlucky not to find the net.
And Danny Crow could have had a hat-trick but, not for the first time this season, luck was against him too.
The striker saw one shot brilliantly volleyed off the line by John Dempster after 10 minutes and the same defender kept out Swallow's goal-bound effort shortly afterwards.
Breeden then pulled off a stunning point-blank save from Crow's overhead kick but it wasn't all one-way traffic.
Andy Sandell cleared off the line after Cunnington's drive had beaten Lenny Pidgeley in first-half stoppage time.
And the drama didn't end there as Peter Till fluffed a good chance to give the hosts a fortuitous lead with a poor attempt at lobbing Pidgeley.
At the other end both Sandell and Lee Minshull had blasted efforts tipped over the bar and in the fourth minute of three added on Yakubu headed in from Jake Thomson's corner.
One concern for Edinburgh is the way his team keep conceding after the break and they did it again on Saturday as Cunnington headed home on 61 minutes after O'Connor had uncharacteristically missed a sitter at the other end.
The Exiles defence also have a tendency to lose concentration after a delay and the goal came just after captain David Pipe had received treatment for a head wound.
They switched off briefly but they switched back on again in double quick time as O'Connor made amends to tap home just two minutes after the equaliser to put County ahead once again.
The former Luton man, who has quickly become a talisman for Edinburgh's new look side, worried the 400 travelling fans as he was stretchered off shortly afterwards.
It turned out to be cramp and he should be fit to face Ebbsfleet but, sooner or later, he will pick up an injury and County will have to prove they can score without their main man.
Yakubu had another header saved from close range and Crow should have made the points safe but was denied by the brilliant Breeden.
On another day those misses could have been costly as Lee Hendrie almost snatched a point for Tamworth with a stunning free-kick.
The former Aston Villa star curled the ball past Pidgeley and onto the angle of post and bar only for it to strike the goalkeeper's back and be hacked away.
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Good buying was observed in metal, healthcare and capital goods sectors, while selling pressure was seen in oil and gas sector.
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The Sensex touched a high of 19,946.55 points and a low of 19,826.99 points during the trade so far.
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I am having an issue with the PHP mail.
It's working (finally) but only after searching through dozens of sites for clues.This line does NOT work:
But this line does:
If I don't use the "@" the app doesn't return an error - and doesn't send any message or mail.
Is the "@" necessary because I'm on a Linux server?And why is there no mention of this peculiarity anywhere in the manual?
@ tells the PHP interpreter to ignore an error / notice. Best practice to not use this
As far as I know it's the same function but with error suppression
PHP: Error Control Operators - Manual
Edit: Oops, Kyle was faster.
Like I said: If I don't use the "@" the app doesn't return an error - and doesn't send any message or mail.
So, if "@" is error suppression, and I don't use error suppression, why does the mail not send AND I don't get an error message?
What is the error you are seeing?
Here is the primary code.And all the variables are properly established.$email_to : one legitimate address$email_subject : basic text$email_message : also basic text, with minimal html tags.
$headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0" . "\\r\
$headers .= "Content-type:text/html" . "\\r\
$headers .= 'bcc: '.$bcc_to."\\r\
" .
$headers .= 'From: ' . $email_from . "\\r\
I'd love to know where this is going wrong. The format matches the examples I've seen in the manual.
We need to know the error it is spitting out
@imillard ;
The code looks fine and all, and I agree with everyone else that the @ shouldn't make a difference one way or another. To that end, without knowing what the exact error message you were getting, it is hard to diagnose the issue at hand.
Other items that would be nice to see is your [mail function] setup in your php.ini.
If you could provide both of those, that would be helpful (you can skip any smtp username and password, we don't need to know that).
Maybe the mail situation is the least of my problems, because I seem to have difficulties in communicating.
Repeat: The mail does not send, and I don't get an error message!
The mail simply disappears without a trace. I even put in the following check:
if (mail($email_to,$email_subject,$email_message,$headers)) {
echo("
Message successfully sent!
");
} else {
echo("
Message delivery failed...
");
It claims the mail is sent successfully, but it never arrives.If I use the following the mail arrives in seconds.
if (@mail($email_to,$email_subject,$email_message,$headers)) {
echo("
Message successfully sent!
");
} else {
echo("
Message delivery failed...
");
What would cause the mail to disappear (not be sent) but not generate an error message?And I have tried different recipient addresses, different subject lines, and plain text message body without success.
If you think it will help - here is the entire program. At least you can have a good laugh over it.
It's a very simple contact form, with minimal verification security. In it's present form it works.
The only secure addition is the block that strips out html tag markers.
if(isset($_POST['email'])) {
$email_to = "email@example.com";
$bcc_to = "firstname.lastname@example.com";
$email_subject = "The On-Line Help contact form";
function died($error) {
echo "We are very sorry, but there were error(s) found in the form you submitted. ";
echo $error."
";
echo "Please go back and fix these errors.

";
die(); }
if(!isset($_POST['firstname']) ||
!isset($_POST['lastname']) ||
!isset($_POST['email'])) {
died('We are sorry, but there appears to be a problem with the form you submitted.'); }
$firstname = $_POST['firstname'];
$lastname = $_POST['lastname'];
$email_from = $_POST['email'];
$phone = $_POST['phone'];
$income = $_POST['income'];
$persons = $_POST['persons'];
$debts = $_POST['debts'];
$bankloan = $_POST['bankloan'];
$creditcard = $_POST['creditcard'];
$mortgage = $_POST['mortgage'];
$studentloan = $_POST['studentloan'];
$personalloan = $_POST['personalloan'];
$otherloans = $_POST['otherloans'];
$taxdebt = $_POST['taxdebt'];
$support = $_POST['support'];
$assets = $_POST['assets'];
$gics = $_POST['gics'];
$stocks = $_POST['stocks'];
$auto = $_POST['auto'];
$rrsps = $_POST['rrsps'];
$insurance = $_POST['insurance'];
$property = $_POST['property'];
$otherassets = $_POST['otherassets'];
$comments = $_POST['comments1'];
$verif_box = $_POST['verif_box'];
$error_message = "";
$email_exp = '/^[A-Za-z0-9._%-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\\.[A-Za-z]{2,4}$/';
if(!preg_match($email_exp,$email_from)) {
$error_message .= '
The Email Address you entered does not appear to be valid.'; }
$string_exp = "/^[A-Za-z .'-]+$/";
if(!preg_match($string_exp,$firstname)) {
$error_message .= '
The First Name you entered does not appear to be valid.'; }
if(!preg_match($string_exp,$lastname)) {
$error_message .= '
The Last Name you entered does not appear to be valid.'; }
if($verif_box <> $_COOKIE['debtmasters']) {
$error_message .= '
The Verification Code you entered was not correct.
'; }
if(strlen($error_message) > 0) {
died($error_message); }
$email_message = "";
$email_message .= "DebtMasters On-Line Help contact form:
";
$email_message .= "Name: ".$firstname." ".$lastname."
";
$email_message .= "Email: ".$email_from."
";
$email_message .= "Phone: ".$phone."
";
$email_message .= "Income: ".$income."
";
$email_message .= "Total Persons: ".$persons."
";
$email_message .= "Total Debt: ".$debts."
";
$email_message .= "Debts: ". $bankloan." ".$creditcard." ".$mortgage." ".$studentloan." ".$personalloan." ".$otherloans." ".$taxdebt." ".$support."
";
$email_message .= "Assets: ". $assets." ".$gics." ".$stocks." ".$auto." ".$rrsps." ".$insurance." ".$property." ".$otherassets."
";
$email_message .= "Comments:
";
$comm2 = str_replace("<","[",$comments);
$comm3 = str_replace(">","]",$comm2);
$comm4 = stripslashes($comm3);
$hlr = chr(13);
$comments = str_replace($hlr,"
",$comm4);
$email_message .= $comments."
";
$email_message .= " ";
$headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0" . "\\r\
$headers .= "Content-type:text/html" . "\\r\
$headers .= 'bcc: '.$bcc_to."\\r\
" .
$headers .= 'From: ' . $email_from . "\\r\
include "1Fonlinepost.php" ;
It sends - but the requirement for the "@" still bugs me - along with the 160+ trials it took to get it working.
Ah, chances are you do not have send_mail setup properly. And it is sitting in a queue on your linux machine. I've used mutt in the past to look at the queue, but there is another command .... oh yeah, mail
1) Did you test your sendmail configuration from the command line to make sure you could send e-mails before trying to use PHP?2) Did you restart apache after updating the php.ini to use sendmail?
It's a nice idea, but it's not "my server".
This page, along with 43 others that I work on is hosted at GoDaddy, and their technical support is unable to identify any issues with the hosting setup, the PHP installation, or the page code. All the tests I can perform seem to indicate there is no problem, and the queue is empty.
I guess I'm stuck with it.
I've tried your code on my linux server and it works perfectly with or without the @symbol - strange thing is, if I run the identical code on my windows/iis server, I see almost the same results as you do on linux.
with the error suppressed, the page loads cleanly, but no mail is received. If I remove the suppression I get the following error:Warning: mail() [function.mail]: SMTP server response: 530 SMTP authentication is requiredI get this error with genuine and fake from addresses.
Could it be that you too have authentication issues but the error isn't showing for some reason?
Just thought of something, although it doesn't explain why @ works and without @ doesn't. One of the hosts I just recently worked with would only allow mail() to work if you provided an additional parameter of '-f<from_email_address_here>'.
That would result in your final code being:
mail($email_to,$email_subject,$email_message,$headers,'-f' . $email_from);
You may want to try that with the @ and without it.
2ndmouse: That is interesting. I know the GoDaddy mail servers require SMTP authentication, but I always associated that with using external POP programs like Thunderbird.
It's entirely possible I have authentication issues but the error isn't showing. Armed with this idea I'll contact their tech support again.
I will also try providing the additional parameter of "From." Although, I would be surprised if this made a difference, as that parameter is already supplied in the header. And the From address I supply in the header does change the reported source in the received message.
Believe it or not, I had to provide both, as the headers are not considered by sendmail in verifying outbound e-mails, but the additional parameter is specific to sendmail and tells it, it is okay (some hosts are setup this way, others are not, just wanted to relay my experience).
If you get this error is because your mail server needs authetication. This is a configuration issue or you'll need to add the sender's mail username and password to verify that he's sending the e-mail to the script


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This was a collection about real-deal, old-school glamour, which Carolina Herrera does so well. From the opening look—a white twill wrapped jacket and fluid white pants—on into the evening, it was as if Herrera was transmitting a coded message to her clientele: I can dress you for any occasion. She played with an Asian motif along the way, showing a modern take on the cheongsam sheath in red jacquard done up in a pattern of birds in flight. Tinkering with different proportions, Herrera used obi belts with wide-legged pants or narrow, gathered skirts to cinch the volume. She also offered a vast garden bed of flowers. The best of her blooms were cocktail dresses that brought Monet's water-lily paintings to mind, cut in a mottled floral jacquard with a golden sheen.
It all whispered refinement and ease, and, in fact, while watching the show, it wasn't hard to imagine, in place of the sweet young models, some great silver-screen star of yore like Veronica Lake or Grace Kelly making her selection from the range. A suit for lunch at the Ivy. A sheath dress for a dinner à deux. A fishtailed gown for the red carpet, back when the flash bulbs really used to pop. Like Edith Head, Herrera knows how to cut clothes that exude confidence and maturity—and transcend their era. It will be fun to see which modern-day starlet gets to Herrera's emerald-green caplet-sleeved chiffon gown first. Whoever the lucky girl is, she'll certainly be ready for her closeup.


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Former Serious Eats editor and all around oatmeal maven, Erin Zimmer did me a great favor when she introduced me to the wonder that is the "salty oat" cookie.
I love oatmeal cookies in all forms, but the crunchy salt crystals on top of a salty oat cookie really makes them special. Butterscotch chips lend an extra bit of sweetness and cinnamon gives them a hint of spice. They may not be your grandma's oatmeal cookie, but I think that she'd approve.
About the author: Alexandra Penfold is mild-mannered literary agent by day, food ninja by night. Never one to skip dessert she's the Brownie half of Blondie & Brownie, a Midtown Lunch contributor, and co-author of New York à la Cart: Recipes and Stories from the Big Apple's Best Food Trucks. You can follow her on Twitter at @BlondieBrownie.


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A9 TV, 3 May 2011
Technically speaking, that building could not collapse in that way. Planes hit the buildings. Flames break out on that floor. The building will not fall apart like sand. There is no question of that. The other building is made of very strong reinforced concrete. There are so many flames in those buildings. Technically speaking, those buildings could not collapse because a plane hit them. The planes hit them and those floors burn, that is all. The building would not collapse. Looking at the truth of the matter, they say the CIA did it, packed the building full of bombs and dynamite. They say you would need tons of dynamite to do that. There was no dynamite installed there. It was Hazrat Khidr (as). Simple as that. You could not pack tons of dynamite into the building. After planes had struck, and before the collapse, big explosions began on lower floors. Would people not see if dynamite were installed there? You would need a lorry-load of dynamite. It was Hazrat Khidr (as) who demolished it. There is a specific time and date in destiny. The event is totally metaphysical. The passengers on the plane. There were no such people. They say a plane struck the Pentagon. No plane or anything hit it. There was a huge explosion, terrible devastation. They did not know what had hit them. There were no remains of a plane. Look at the photos and you will not see any. The other plane that hit was not a passenger plane. It was something else, they say. That is out of the question. Both theories are out of the question. It is not true that terrorists did it, as there were not such people. And neither is it true that the CIA installed a load of dynamite. This is a historic event. The time came and it happened. It was organized by Hazrat Khidr (as), directly by Hazrat Khidr (as). It is completely metaphysical. An operation by Hazrat Khidr (as). If Hazrat Khidr (as) does a thing, nobody knows who does it. Allah gave him that facility. Nobody can work it out. That is part of Hazrat Khidr's (as) plan.2012-10-31 15:51:36


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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
City Castle
Culture Event Center
The car parking was too small. The hotel is difficult to find because it has another name and is placed in a pedestrian zone.
The telephone number in the booking cofirmation was wrong. As we had difficulties to find the hotel due to ongoing construction business on some adjacent roads we could not reach the hotel to ask for alternative directions.
I was impressed with the location and the range of facilities provided in the room. I was able to park for free within 100 metres of the hotel Could be clearer that the hotel is part of a hotel with a different name. I asked several locals before I found one who knew this.
The hotel is in the city centre, very good value for money. The staff was very helpful.
The hotel UNI is good cheap hotel in the centre of city. It is not easy to find the hotel, if you travel by car. Please make clear your address and the way (map) to find the hotel.
Hotel is in the center, there are lots of pubs and restaurants around it. The hotel is placed in pedestrian-only area which is restricted by automatic gateways. Hotel has paid parking, but there is no information how to get to it. Lots of one-way streets also make it bit harder.
very clean. We had problems finding the address and the name of the hotel ! we needed more than a hour to find it on Orleo name ! not Uni ! also they did not answer to the phone calls I did to ask them for help to locate them. I use the number from booking confirmation.
It is located in the city center. Arrogant staff, low quality room, wrong information on the website about the hotel/hostel (hard to tell, sometimes they call themselves hotel, sometimes hostel), difficult to get to the hotel, confusing directions. We got a wrong room in spite of booking a long time before the trip. No information from the hotel that they did not have double rooms available at that time.
Location, 15 min walk from train station and it's difficult to find because the hotel name is different. It's a hostel. Dirty room, found insect. There was neon sign all night on, in front of the window and the curtain wasn't enough to block the light. Small bathroom.
Hotel is nicely situated in Maribor downtown, entrance is only few meters from main street.


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Checklist for Choosing a Nursing Facility
You may want to use this checklist when you visit nursing facilities to
help you compare one with another. An asterisk * indicates that
this item is required by licensing or certification regulations.
- Does the facility have a framed, posted license from the State Department of Health?*
- Does the administrator have a current license from the State Board of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators?*
Is the facility certified to participate in Medicare and/or
Location Convenient for resident's personal doctor? Convenient for
frequent visits by family and friends?
- Accident Prevention *
- Rooms and halls well-lighted, free from glare?
- Free of hazards underfoot?
- Chairs sturdy and not easily tipped?
- Non-slip surface on hall and bath floors?
- Handrails in hallways and grab bars in bathroom?
Fire Safety?
- By January 1, 1993, does the facility have a sprinkler system?
- Does the facility have smoke detectors?
- Written emergency evacuation plans?
- Fire drills at least quarterly?
- Exit doors clearly marked and not locked or obstructed on the inside?
Stairways enclosed and doors to stairways kept closed?
- Bedrooms *
- Open into hall?
- Window?
- No more than four beds per room?
- Easy access to each bed?
- Drapery for each bed?
- Nurse call bell by each bed?
- Fresh drinking water at each bed?
- At least one comfortable chair per patient?
- Reading lights?
- Clothes closet and drawers?
Room for a Wheelchair to maneuver?
- Toilet Facilities *
- Easy for a wheelchair patient to use?
- Sink?
- Nurse call bell?
- Hand grips on or near toilets?
- Bathtubs and showers with non-slip surfaces?
- Cleanliness *
- Free of unpleasant odors?
Incontinent patients given prompt attention?
- Day room *
- Does it appear to be used by residents?
- Lamps, tables and comfortable chairs?
Books and games available?
- Dining Room/Food Services *
- Attractive and pleasant?
- Comfortable chairs and tables?
- Meals match a posted menu and attractively served?
- Those needing help with eating receive it?
- Meals served on a regular schedule?
- Residents encouraged to eat in dining room?
Special diets available?
Kitchen *
- Food preparation, dishwashing and garbage areas separated?
- Food needing refrigeration not standing on counters?
Kitchen help observe sanitation rules?
Isolation Room
- At least one bed and bedroom available for patients with contagious diseases?
- Are grounds attractive, well kept and accessible to residents? *
- Is the home air conditioned?
- Does the facility seem to be in good repair and condition? *
a) Is there an area where patients can sit or walk outside?
b) Is there a secure area outside for residents with dementia?
- Medical
- Physician available in emergency?*
- Regular medical attention assured?*
- Thorough physical immediately before or upon admission?*
- Medical records and plan of care kept?*
- Other medical services (dentists, optometrists, etc.) available regularly?*
- Freedom to choose pharmacy?*
- Does the home have an x-ray machine?
- Emergency transportation available?*
- Nursing Services
- Registered nurse responsible for nursing staff in a skilled nursing facility with 25 or more beds?
- LPN or RN on all shifts seven days per week?
- Nurse Aides certified through a state approved training program?
- Activities Program
- Individual resident choices and preferences observed?*
- Group and individual activities?*
- Residents encouraged but not forced to participate?*
- Outside trips for those who can go?
- Volunteers from the community work with patients?
- Activities director or coordinator on staff?*
- Activities offered to residents confined to their beds or rooms?*
- Religious Observances *
- Arrangements made for patient to worship as he or she pleases?
- Religious observances a matter of choice?
- Social Service
- Social Worker available to help residents and families?*
- Family Forums held on a regular basis?*
- Facility has a Residents' Council that meets on a regular basis?
- Facility has a Family Council that meets on a regular basis?
- Grooming
- Barbers and beauticians available for men and women?
- Personal clothing laundered in nursing home?
- Special efforts made to prevent loss of clothing?
- Laundry cost included in monthly fee?
- Facility provides special therapy (physical, speech, occupational) to meet the residents' needs?*
- Can arrangements be made to meet any special needs or requirements of the resident?*
- Is additional supervision or assistance available for confused residents or those with dementia?*
- Are orientation clues (e.g. directional signs, large clocks and calendars) conspicuously displaced?*
- Courteous and helpful toward residents and family?*
- Is the administrator available to residents and their families during normal business hours?*
- Contract clearly states what services and goods are and are not included in the basic fee (e.g. personal toiletries, diapers, special diets, therapies, medical supplies, extra supervision or assistance, etc.)?*
- Are the monthly charges pro-rated in case the resident has to be discharged, or dies, before the end of the billing period?
- Is the resident given a monthly itemized accounting of services and fees, and an accounting of the personal funds available?*
- Resident's Rights*
- Informed of rights and responsibilities?
- Encouraged to exercise rights as a resident and citizen (e.g. voting, etc.)?
- May manage own finances if you choose to, receive an accounting if not?
- Have privacy for telephone calls and visits?
- May choose own physician, pharmacy, and care providers as long as you can afford the fees?
- Encouraged to take part in planning own care?
- May keep own clothes and possessions (given space limitations)?
- Married couples may share a room if they want to?
- Telephone numbers of the Department of Health, Division of Licensure and Certification, Complaint Coordinator;
- The State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (Toll-free: 1-800-552-3402) and any local Ombudsman Program; and the Department of Rights for Virginians with Disabilities (Toll-free: 1-800-552-3462) are posted?
- Is there an admission preference given by payment source?
- Were you given information on the facility's waiting list, including the number of persons on the list and the dates when other persons were placed on the waiting list?*
- Residents appear alert, dressed, and well cared for?
- Visiting hours are convenient for family and friends?
- Overall atmosphere is clean comfortable and secure?
- Is there a vacancy available?
Source: Virginia Department for the Aging, part of the Virginia Department for the Aging and Rehabilitative Services


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MATCH-WINNER Scott Arfield insists Burnley will keep progressing one game at a time, and not take their 10-point advantage for granted.
Arfield's seventh goal of the season secured a rare double over Leeds United, and strengthened the Clarets' position in the top two, after third-placed Derby County were held to a goalless draw at Reading.
But the Scot says that, with just 10 games to go, there is still no talk of promotion in the Turf Moor camp.
"It's a great position to be in, you'd rather be that then anything else, but the mentality has been the same since the first game of the season against Bolton to now,"
Arfield said. "It's every game as it comes. It's a formidable league and every game's going to be tough."
Arfield noted the Clarets overcame another tough test from Leeds, having to come back from 1-0 down to extend their year-long unbeaten home league run with a win.
"We knew what was going to happen, they were going to come at us after two bad results so it was up to us to put a performance in," said Arfield.
"The first half was a bit scrappy, nothing was really happening then Tripps (Kieran Trippier) made a great run, Dean Marney played him in and we got a bit of luck there with the ball in the back of the net.
"Overall I think we controlled the second half without them making too many chances.
"One goal was the difference but overall I think we deserved the win," added the wide man, who secured it with a second-half strike.
"I caught it ever so sweet, I didn't have time to think about it after a great clearance from Tom Lees."


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So, this wiki came to 6000 articles. Good... It is not over, however, as some episodes are missing, but I want to congratulate everyone who updates the articles! Energy X ∞ 21:19, January 16, 2013 (UTC)
- Yeah, there's still a lot of items from various games which aren't on here yet. (Most notably the Mystery Dungeon ones) -- Ozank (Talk) 21:22, January 16, 2013 (UTC)
- It's really great that we have 6,000 articles. I don't remember how many we had when I first started, but I'm glad to say I'm part of this team of editors. As Ozank said, there is still a lot of work to be done, but I know we can do it. We are hindered a bit from bulbapedia, but we shouldn't let that discourage us. We can do great work if we set our mind to it, and we will do great work. We just have to keep at it! – EnemyPeacemaker 22:08, January 16, 2013 (UTC)


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Venus is the daughter of Jupiter, and some of her lovers include Mars and Vulcan, modeled on the affairs of Aphrodite. Venus' importance rose, and that of her cult, through the influence of several Roman political leaders. The dictator Sulla made her his patroness, and both Julius Caesar and the emperor Augustus named her the ancestor of their (Julian) family: the 'gens Julia' was Aeneas, son of Venus and the mortal Anchises. Ceasar introduced the cult of Venus Genetrix, the goddess of motherhood and marriage, and built a temple for her in 46 BCE. She was also honored in the temple of Mars Ultor. The last great temple of Venus was built by the emperor Hadrianus near the Colusseum in 135 CE.
Roman statues and portraits of Venus are usually identical to the Greek representations of Aphrodite.


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Before they turned out the lights at Barnhill Arena, Mike Anderson and Johnny Jones dueled in the old haunt's next-to-last game on a chilly morning in March 1993.
LSU and Arkansas wound down their morning shoot-arounds, and the pregame rite: A pick-up tilt of two-on-two between pairs of opposing assistant coaches.
From the staff of Razorbacks coach Nolan Richardson, Anderson, then 33, tabbed Nolan Richardson Jr. as his teammate. Jones, a 31-year old in his fifth season as a full-time assistant for Dale Brown, selected former colleague Jim Childers.
And witnesses abounded, too.
The first batch of a record 9,660 fans filed into Barnhill to grab seats in the building's finale before the opening of the new $30 million Bud Walton Arena. At courtside, analyst Clark Kellog, who worked for ESPN at the time, prepped and could have offered commentary, too.
"He used to foul a lot when we played," Jones said of Anderson on Tuesday before chuckling. "He was aggressive and played a lot like his teams do today."
Two decades later, Jones and Anderson finally helm the programs dearest to them after decamping in the wake of their mentors' exits, clawing to build midmajor programs and watching LSU (16-9, 7-7 Southeastern Conference) and Arkansas (17-10, 8-6), who meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, cycle through a combined four head coaches.
"There are some parallels," Anderson said. "I will give you that."
And their paths traversed largely the same terrain.
After 17 seasons, which included three Final Four trips, Richardson was fired in March 2001, during a 13-14 season, a week after a 13-point loss to Kentucky where Richardson famously uttered, "If they pay me my money, the can take my job tomorrow."
In his mentor's stead, Anderson, who spent 17 seasons as an assistant, led the Razorbacks to a season-finale victory over Vanderbilt, but Arkansas was bounced by Tennessee in the first-round of the SEC tournament.
Anderson interviewed for the job in late March 2002, but two days later, Kent State coach Stan Heath emerged as the frontrunner and the ultimate choice.
A week later, Anderson accepted the gig as UAB's head coach, where he spent four seasons leading the Blazers to an 89-41 record and three NCAA tournament trips. In 2006, he moved on to Missouri, but his dream job became vacant in 2006 when Heath was fired.
That search focused on Billy Gillespie, John Calipari, and Dana Altman, who accepted the job to leave Creighton but backed out a day later. Ultimately, Arkansas hired South Alabama coach John Pelphrey.
It wasn't until 2010, after Pelphrey's firing, that Anderson was lured from Missouri by Arkansas Athletic Director Jeff Long, who replaced Frank Broyles — who fired Richardson and was named in a lawsuit — in 2008.
"It was a job I knew he had great desire for," Jones said. "When that opportunity presented itself, I was glad to see him get it."
As for Jones, his course back to Baton Rouge required stints in Memphis, Tuscaloosa and Denton before returning to Baton Rouge almost a year ago.
Seventeen seasons as an LSU assistant ended in 1997 when LSU coach Dale Brown retired after a string of four-consecutive losing seasons and controversy regarding the recruitment of Baton Rouge prep star Lester Earl.
Venturing away from LSU, though, and gleaning insights from other programs didn't hold an immediate appeal upon first appraisal.
"Obviously, at the moment and on the inside, that's not what you're thinking," Jones said."
Jones landed at Memphis with coach Tic Price as an associate head coach and served as interim head coach for the 1999-2000 season after Price was fired after being accused of an inappropriate relationship with a female student. Next, Jones spen5 a lone season on the Alabama bench before North Texas tapped him in 2002 to take over its struggling program.
"I was able to take what I learned under Dale and other head coaches and implement them to what we do today," Jones said.
Six seasons later, Jones got an interview at his alma mater after the firing of John Brady but saw the job go to Trent Johnson, who arrived from Stanford fresh off a Sweet 16 trip and three NCAA tournament appearances along with a successful track record at Nevada.
"There wasn't anything you could argue with," Jones said. "It was right, and I was very supportive of Trent. ... It was one of those deals where his résumé supported the hiring, and no one gave him anything. He'd actually worked for it."
Yet Jones said he was "appreciative" of "getting to sit down and visit through the interview process."
"They were sincere in terms of their approach and what they were looking for," Jones said. "I knew if something were to happen down the road, that if it came back and I was doing what I was doing, there might be another opportunity out there."
It arrived when Johnson left LSU in April to take over at TCU. One week later, Jones was hired after 11 seasons at North Texas.
As for the parallels, Anderson conceded some exist between him and Jones, with the lone difference being Jones' ties to LSU as a player as opposed to Anderson following Richardson to Arkansas after playing for him at Tulsa.
"He went on and blazed his own trail. And now, all of a sudden, he is back to a place that he is familiar with," Anderson said Monday. "You can come to that conclusion — and I guess you did. He and I have talked about that."
And now, they duel again.
Granted, Jones is keen to let you know how the pick-up game turned out, too. "You don't want to know the score."


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A NURSE from Worcestershire is preparing to scale a 3,363-metre Canadian peak for charity.
Ann-Marie Dodson, from Leigh, will be joining a team which is climbing Mount Edith Cavell in the Canadian Rockies next year, in aid of nursing charity Cavell Nurses' Trust.
But this will be far from the first time the mother-of-two, who runs the hepatology and liver transplant course at Birmingham City University (BCU), has strapped on her climbing shoes – last year, she led a group of staff and students looking at healthcare needs in Nepal and climbing to Everest base camp.
"When I was at school, I was really interested in geography and was hoping to be a mountaineering instructor, even though nursing was still my first choice," she said.
Today, she works during the week at BCU while also working as an intensive care nurse in Edgbaston and has also scaled a number of peaks including K2 in the Himalayas, the second-highest mountain in the world.
Now, she is preparing to ascend the Canadian mountain named after the First World War heroine Edith Cavell who was executed in 1915 for helping 200 Allied soldiers escape from German-occupied Belgium and who is also the namesake of the charity.
She said: "I will be 58 next year when I take part in the Mount Cavell climb, so I will probably be the oldest.
I think it's going to be more technical than I have done for a long time, but I am very determined, even though I recently had knee surgery."
In preparation for the challenge – part of the Redditch -based charity's appeal to raise £3million by October 2015 to support nurses, midwives and healthcare assistants across the country – she will be running a number of half and full marathons.
She was recently invited to the Tower of London to kick off the effort along with veteran broadcaster Loyd Grossman, who said he hoped it would help raise as much money as possible.
"Edith Cavell was an important figure whose humanity and compassion for the injured and sick on both sides of the conflict during the First World War shone through a very dark time in history," he said.
"These qualities still have the power to inspire us today and I hope to support and build on this legacy of care and compassion which Edith Cavell left us with following her untimely death."
To support the cause, visit justgiving.com/Ann-Marie- Dodson2 For information on the Cavell Nurses' Trust, call 01527 595999 or visit www.cavellnursestrust.org.


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The Eli Home might just make it. Donors big and small started to rally to save the institution for abused kids and their mothers following my column in which I reported that its main shelter in Anaheim will close Dec. 31 if it doesn't come up with $200,000.
The big are pretty big. The George Hoag Family Foundation sent a check for $10,000. Rick Eiden and Greg Conger of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 324 walked in a check for $5,000.
The small donations are pretty small. A 14-year-old girl, Brooke Chastain, handed Eli Executive Director Lorri Galloway an envelope containing five one-dollar bills. "We need the big checks if we're going to make it," Galloway told me Tuesday, "but it's those little dollars from innocent hearts that kill me."
Some folks I know have thrown in. The Orange Elks Lodge sent $600 – or roughly the gross revenue from 200 gin and tonics at its swell second-floor bar in Old Towne. Frank Garcia – who doesn't have enough to do, staring down another Thanksgiving feed for 15,000 at the Honda Center – pledged some unspecified amount he'll come up with after degreasing the gravy troughs. Dan Chmielewski, who writes for the Liberal OC blog and challenges my objectivity when I go after Larry Agran, challenged candidates who have surplus funds to donate. That would be the best use of Agran's campaign money ever.
The message I got that hit me the hardest was the one left from a woman named Ruth. She doesn't have any money to speak of, but if it would help the Eli Home, she said, she would share her story. She was "saved" there, she says.
I called her. She and her 4-year-old son took refuge there in August 2011 when she fled an abusive relationship. Her son had suffered from verbal abuse and neglect by the male in the household, and had witnessed his mother physically abused. She said the boy's growth had been severely stunted. He still wasn't toilet-trained and could barely talk.
The Eli Home took them in, provided them counseling and her son speech therapy. "I don't think the public really understands what's going on in there," Ruth says of the shelter. Eli transitioned her into an apartment she shares with another mother and child. Eli partially subsidized the rent for eight months. Starting next month, she will pay it on her own.
Today, she told me, her son is "thriving."
"They taught me how to talk to my son, how to be a better mother. My plan is to become self-sufficient, not to have to depend on welfare. If there's anything I want most, I just want a future for my son, so he doesn't ever have to live in that kind of situation again."
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Bora Bora is one of the world's most coveted destinations, surrounded by a spectacular lagoon, water sports, and leisure activities. What follows is just a sampling – we invite you to contact us to discuss your unique needs.
Day 1
Morning – Arrive at the Resort
Presenting you with chilled towel and tropical beverages, a Four Seasons staff member greets you at the charming Aeroport de Bora Bora and escorts you to the Resort's private motu (island) via luxury motor launch. You'll dock at the resort's arrival pavilion, followed by a brief tour en route to your over-water bungalow.
- You might snorkel and explore the kaleidoscope of underwater marine life.
- Or play a game of tennis or beach volleyball.
- Go on a deep-sea fishing excursion, which departs from the resort's dock.
- Enjoy a relaxing massage or sea-salt scrub at the Spa as you take in views of the lagoon.
- Learn about the cultivation and harvest of the prized Tahitian black pearls.
- Enjoy a Polynesian welcome, complete with an evening reception and dinner by the inner lagoon. Drums beat as the sun sets behind Mount Otemanu and the traditional fire dance begins.
- A colourful hand-painted pareo (wrap) awaits as your gift when you return to your bungalow.
Day 2
- Enjoy a leisurely breakfast in your over-water bungalow or in Tere Nui, the resort's all-day-dining restaurant.
- On the Spa's private yoga deck – overlooking the lagoon and Mount Otemanu – balance mind and body with a session of yoga.
- Invigorate with an aqua aerobics class in the lagoon or Resort pool.
- Follow your workout regimen in the fitness centre.
- Power-walk on the Pacific-side beach.
- Explore the island's ancient marae temples on a 4x4 Jeep adventure tour.
- Swim with giant sea turtles at Lagoonarium, French Polynesia's largest underwater aquarium.
- Experience the exhilaration of kite- and windsurfing, parasailing or jet-skiing.
- Learn how to tie a pareo and create a tiare flower lei from a Polynesian expert.
- Don your pareos and tiare leis for a Polynesian-style lobster-bake on the beach.
- Learn the Polynesian dances of aparima, hivinau and ote'a.
- Map the intensely starry sky with a telescope.
- A gift of an underwater camera awaits when you return to your bungalow.
Day 3
- Enjoy a traditional breakfast in your bungalow or in Tere Nui, the Resort's all-day-dining restaurant.
- Meet at the lagoon for an outrigger canoe rowing class.
- Take a dive excursion to view giant manta rays.
- Play a game of tennis or beach volleyball.
- Charter an exclusive deep-sea fishing excursion.
- Learn to hand-paint or dye your own pareo.
- Take in the beauty of Mount Pahia and Mount Otemanu on a helicopter tour.
- Be soothed into a Polynesian dream with a pineapple and coconut exfoliating scrub at the Spa.
- Join a snorkelling excursion to feed the gentle reef sharks and bat rays.
- Dine at leisure in Arii Moana, the resort's specialty restaurant.
- Enjoy live music and drinks under the stars in the Sunset Bar.
- A beautiful Bora Bora photography book awaits as a gift in your bungalow.
Day 4
- Start your day with a leisurely breakfast in your bungalow or in Tere Nui, the resort's all-day-dining restaurant.
- Enjoy a seaweed wrap in the open-air spa suite.
- Practise aqua aerobics in the lagoon or the resort pool.
- Power-walk on the beach.
- Work out in the fitness centre.
- Rent a scooter or taxi on the main island to shop for Tahitian pearls or Polynesian art and crafts.
- Take an all-terrain-vehicle tour of the island's World War II outposts.
- Circle the island aboard a motorised outrigger canoe.
- Enjoy casual cocktails and dinner at the famous Bloody Mary's restaurant on the main island. Sample a taste of a signature Bora Bora vanilla rum cocktail; feast on an array of freshly caught fish and grilled meats. Footwear is optional!
- On the return to your bungalow, Monoi de Tahiti (a Polynesian floral-scented beauty oil) awaits as your gift.
Day 5
- Savour breakfast in your suite or in Tere Nui, the resort's all-day-dining restaurant.
- Work out in the fitness centre.
- Meet at the lagoon for an outrigger canoe rowing class.
- Admire views of the lagoon from your chaise on your private over-water terrace.
- Play a game of tennis or beach volleyball.
- Learn the colourful hand art of tifaifai, an appliqué technique similar to quilting.
- Embark on a private motu excursion for a day of casual water sports and enjoy a barbecue lunch on a secluded Tahitian island.
- Join a dive excursion to Bora Bora's spectacular outer reef.
- Enjoy a monoi oil and stone massage in the Spa.
- Shop for Tahitian pearls or native crafts in the resort's boutiques.
- A blend of Polynesian and French cuisines inspires your farewell reception and dinner. Torches flicker over the festivities as colourfully costumed fire dancers, singers, and musicians bid you farewell. Then the beach party begins!
- A gift of a Tahitian pearl gleams when you return to your bungalow.
Day 6
Morning – Depart from the Resort
Enjoy breakfast at leisure in your over-water bungalow or in Tere Nui, the resort's all-day-dining restaurant, then transfer by luxury motor launch to the Aeroport de Bora Bora.


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SHELLEY Rudman stormed to her first FIBT Skeleton World Cup victory of the season in Germany today.
The 30-year-old Pewsey slider destroyed the rest of the field in Winterberg, her combined winning time from two runs being nearly a second quicker than her nearest rival.
Rudman quickly seized command in the opening run, her super-fast 58.06 being more than half a second clear than Germany's Anja Huber.
Despite clocking a slightly slower second run of 58.24 for combined 1:56.30, it was easily enough to finish 0.99 of a second ahead of Huber, with Noelle Pikus-Pace, of the United States third and Rudman's British compatriot Lizzy Yarnold fourth.
Rudman said on Twitter: "Just won the Winterberg World cup and set a new track record by half a second!! woo hoo! :)).
"Great day at the office for me & everything just fell into place at the right time.''
The 2006 Olympic silver medallist hadn't finished on the podium in the first three rounds of the season in the USA and Canada as she recovered from an early-season hamstring victory and adapted to changes she had worked on in the summer.
But today's victory, her first since triumphing at Königssee, in Germany, in January, reignites her bid to successfully defend the overall World Cup title she won for the first time last season.
Rudman, who also won at Winterberg in the 2010-11 season, also became the only slider in either gender to have won at least one World Cup race in each of the last five seasons.
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Tech's athletic facilities extend to the water where the Engineers helped make the Charles River the birthplace of intercollegiate sailing and a historic site for intercollegiate crew. The Walter C. Wood Sailing Pavilion is the oldest university sailing pavilion in the world, and was named after then-sailing master and MIT graduate of the Class of 1917, who helped spawn the MIT Nautical Association. The building was completed in 1935, and currently houses over 110 sailboats, including Tech Dinghy's, Rhodes-19's, Flying Juniors, Lasers, Mistral Surfboards, and a Hobie-18 catamaran. Aleida, a 38-foot Hinckley cruising yacht donated in 1982 by Albert Hopeman is also part of the MIT fleet.
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A BURGLAR and a handler could be facing jail, after owning up at Burnley Crown Court.
Brendan Ormonde, 43, of Burnley Road, Padiham, admitted two garage raids, where he stole mountain bikes and power tools, on November 13, and acting in breach of a restraining order on the same day. Scott Grant, 40, of Mere Court, Burnley, pleaded guilty to handling a stolen mountain bike, on November 14.
The pair were bailed until April 1, for pre-sentence reports. They must live at their home addresses under curfew. Ormonde must also report to police and is banned from entering Fence.


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Newburyport, MA (WHDH) – A teen mother is being held without bail after she was accused of poisoning the child of another young mother.
A home for pregnant and parenting teens in Newburyport, Massachusetts the scene of the crime, according to police.
"It's alleged that a juvenile female with a young child that was at the establishment had taken a substance and added it to the formula of another female's child out there," said Thomas Howard, city marshal of the Newburyport Police Department.
The sick child was rushed to Anna Jaques Hospital where the little boy was treated and released, but the teenage suspect detectives were looking for was nowhere to be found.
"The one that had allegedly done the poisoning had left the home and had run away and it was after she left the home that they realized what had actually happened there," said Howard.
Sources reported the teen moms, both under the age of 17, had been at the home for less than a year and that a cleaning product used in the facility was the poison allegedly added to the baby formula.
Police said they have a few motives but won't talk about them yet.
The Department of Children and Families is also involved in the investigation.
The teen suspect was caught in Cambridge and is expected to appear in juvenile court next week.


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Hello guys, I have a new notebook without dvd-drive. So I wanne install bt3 with my usb-stick.
But..when my laptop boot from the stick, i can see the fluxbox, but no commando works. I see a flashing underline. This are the the last 11 lines:
Than i can type a commando, but npthing will be accepted.Code:starting Linux Live scripts <hxxp_//linux-live.org/> * starting loop device support * starting cdrom filesystem support * starting squashfs support * starting aufs support with brs=1 * starting vfat support * starting ntfs support * creating /dev enteries for block devices * starting USB support * starting PCMCIA CardBus support * looking for data directory
I did it this way:
fat32 stick->unrar the .ISO->copy to the stick the 2 folders->start the bootinst.bat
I'm sure, that its working on my notebook. But at since somedays no way to come to the login.
Who can help me?
Hello, the md5 hashes are the same.
You need to make sure the folder containing backtrack is named exactly BT3. I once had problems with the exact same behavior during boot from the stick when the folder name was changed.
No the names are the ok. folder "boot" and folder "BT3"
Is it a problem, that I use ubuntu now at mainsystem on my laptop?
As bt3 right boot, I had winxp.
Hmm shit, today I installed winxp again..but nothing. You say it.
Befor 4 days, I made 3 partions on my usb-stick (Fat32,EXT3,SWAP)
Than when I boot, only a blackscreencome. Can it be, that my stick is "damaged"?
My stick have 8GB.
And I have only a fat32 partition. Only one time I made 3 partition.
Have you tried using the same usb-stick on a different laptop/computer?
If it works there, you know it's your laptop that's faulty..
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THREE of Labor's most senior politicians - federal Environment Minister Tony Burke, Communications Minister Stephen Conroy and New South Wales Opposition Leader John Robertson - have been dragged into a corruption probe after admitting they accepted lavish ski trips from the ALP powerbroker Eddie Obeid.
In his final few moments in the witness box at the Independent Commission Against Corruption on Tuesday, Mr Obeid named six senior Labor figures he claimed had accepted thousands of dollars worth of hospitality from his family at a lodge in the Perisher ski resort.
Mr Obeid was being questioned about his generosity to former state mining minister Ian Macdonald, who is accused of providing the Obeid family confidential information about a government coal tender. Mr Macdonald was given a rent-free holiday at the Obeids' three-bedroom ski lodge, The Stables at Perisher, which costs more than $7500 a week in peak season. The Obeids also picked up Mr Macdonald's meals tab.
Mr Obeid denied providing such hospitality was to create obligations on behalf of other people. ''We're generous people and we like to share our generosity with our friends,'' he told the corruption inquiry.
Mr Obeid added that he thought the federal Workplace Minister, Bill Shorten, had enjoyed a holiday on the slopes with Mr Burke. Mr Obeid was mistaken. It was not Mr Shorten, who doesn't ski, but his colleague Mr Conroy, who issued a statement saying: ''I wish to declare one stay for two days at this apartment in either 2005 or 2006.''
In a statement Mr Burke said: ''Given the media interest which has emerged today, I declare two separate stays at this accommodation in the period 2004 to 2006.''
Both Mr Burke, who enjoyed two stays, and Mr Conroy, who had one, said the Obeid family was not present. Both ministers said that although they had accepted Mr Obeid's generosity in a personal capacity, the pair believed it was in the public interest to clarify the matter.
The Federal Parliament's disclosure rules state that ''any sponsored travel or hospitality received where the value of the sponsored travel or hospitality exceeds $300'' must be declared.
Mr Obeid said the former NSW premier, Morris Iemma, the former NSW minister Carl Scully and the former federal minister turned lobbyist Mark Arbib had all stayed at The Stables lodge.
Mr Iemma denied the claim. Mr Scully said he stayed there twice but ''as this was from a fellow parliamentary colleague I did not at the time believe I was required to declare it in the pecuniary interest register''.
Mr Robertson and Mr Arbib confirmed they had accepted Mr Obeid's hospitality, but said it was before they entered Parliament.
Mr Robertson said his trip, with his family, occurred in 2007 when he was the head of Unions NSW. He said no politicians or members of the Obeid family were present.
The disclosure comes just days after Mr Robertson unveiled new transparency reforms to clean up Labor's image in NSW and counter the impact of the ICAC inquiry.
Mr Arbib, who now works as a lobbyist for James Packer's Crown Limited, said he had spent a weekend at Mr Obeid's lodge in 2004-05, when he was the general secretary of NSW Labor.
Mr Obeid's testimony came as a result of a two-year investigation undertaken by ICAC into an allegedly corrupt 2008 coal licence tender run by Mr Macdonald that led to windfall gains for the Obeid family of more than $75 million.
During his second day of interrogation by counsel assisting the inquiry, Geoffrey Watson, SC, Mr Obeid was grilled about his own pecuniary interest declaration, which made no mention of the millions of dollars flowing into the Obeid family trust.
Mr Obeid repeatedly declared he did not know and could not explain the workings of the accounts - including how it was that payments made to his family's business partners, its staff and even to himself were channelled through his wife's loan account.


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