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Love the view and cleanliness. Great friendly staff and great price. Nice bfast, no ac in the rings but there's a nice breeze and you feel fine with the fan. Comfortable bed, convenient refrigerator in the room. This is our third time here and we will continue to return.
A perfect place to wake up our first day in Costa Rica! Beautiful view overlooking the mountainside, a quiet garden to eat breakfast in and enjoy the morning. Simple breakfast was fresh fruit with local cheese and coffee. Our hosts were friendly, the room was clean and spacious. We will definitely return to Hotel Vista Linda Montana!
Very nice & clean rooms. Beautiful views! Nice staff and great food served!
Price and attitude! Bfast little poor, but cant expect more for the price.
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One of the most remarkable adaptations in animals is the ability to fly. Birds, bats and insects are among the most successful of terrestrial organisms, and their colonization of diverse habitats and ecological roles provides a rich context for studies of animal behaviour and ecology. The study of how animals fly is an intrinsically multidisciplinary field that involves aspects of aerodynamics, physiology, and neuroscience. Although most flight research concerns either mechanisms or ecological interactions, flight behaviour provides a powerful yet experimentally tractable system with which to merge reductionist and comparative approaches to understand how complex locomotion is accomplished, and how variation in locomotor performance influences higher-order behaviours. We aim to integrate approaches ranging from laboratory experiments to evolutionary comparisons because understanding the mechanisms of flight control also requires understanding the historical forces that have shaped it. Conversely, to evaluate the mechanisms by which ecological changes result in biological adaptations requires a well-described system that can be studied in different environments.
Altshuler Lab News
24 April 2017Congratulations to Christina Harvey and to Graham Smyth! Both were awarded Canada Graduate Scholarships from NSERC to support their M.Sc. research.
21 April 2017Andrea Gaede has been awarded a prestigious AAAS Judicial Branch Fellowship and will be moving to Washington, DC in September. Congratulations Dre!
21 March 2017Joe Bahlman has accepted a faculty position at California State University, Sacramento. Congratulations Joe!
5 January 2017New paper: We recorded from global visual motion neurons in the lentiformis mesencephali of hummingbirds and zebra finches. This study, now online at Current Biology, revealed unique response properties that provide a potential mechanism for the visual guidance of hovering flight in hummingbirds.
8 December 2016New paper: We used a combination of field and lab studies to determine how maneuvering performance of hummingbirds changes across elevations. This work is now online at Current Biology.
23 November 2016Congratulations to Benny Goller. He successfully defended his PhD dissertation on hummingbird visual guidance. Benny will be moving to Purdue University in January to start a postdoc with Esteban Fernandez-Juricic.
18 July 2016A new lab study on the visual guidance of course control during forward flight has been published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA..
12 May 2016Congratulations to Dimitri! He received the William S. Hoar Award for the best student oral presentation at the annual meeting of the Canadian Society of Zoologists.
26 April 2016Congratulations to Jolan Theriault! She was awarded a Canada Graduate Scholarship from NSERC to support her M.Sc. research.
30 March 2016A new lab paper on the biomechanics of arcing turns by hummingbirds has been published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface .
2 March 2016Congratulations again to Roz! Today she received the Faculty of Science Excellence in Service Award for a postdoc. This award recognizes Roz for creating and leading workshops to help colleagues improve their knowledge of statistical analysis.
6 January 2016Congratulations to Roz Dakin, who received the Dorothy M. Skinner Award from the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology! This award recognizes one young female scientist each year who has demonstrated outstanding scholarship and shows high potential for continued excellence in research.
19 November 2015A new lab paper on the biomechanical determinants of maneuverability has been published in eLife.
16 October 2015A review paper on the biophysics of bird flight, written by the lab group, has appeared online for an upcoming special issue in the Canadian Journal of Zoology.
20 July 2015Congratulations to Paolo Segre, who has successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation on the biomechanics of maneuvering flight. Paolo is now a postdoc with Jeremy Goldbogen at Stanford University.
3 June 2015Congratulations to Tyee Fellows, who has successfully defended his M.Sc. thesis on the temporal and spatial acuity of the hummingbird visual system.
8 April 2015Congratulations to Tyson Read, who has successfully defended his M.Sc. thesis on the biomechanics of arcing turns.
18 March 2015A new collaborative aerodynamics study on wing aspect ratio has appeared in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
15 January 2015Doug's work on hummingbird maneuverability is featured in Episode 3 ("Triumph") of the new David Attenborough series Conquest Of The Skies.
8 December 2014A new lab publication on the visual guidance of hovering flight has appeared in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA.
14 November 2014A new analysis of honeybee aerodynamics has appeared in Physiological and Biochemical Zoology.
30 July 2014A comparative study of hummingbird aerodynamics has appeared in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
01 June 2014Tyee Fellows is awarded a Canada Graduate Scholarship from NSERC.
16 April 2014Dimitri Skandalis passed his comprehensive exam and is now a Ph.D. candidate.
03 April 2014A new analysis of hummingbird systematics will appear in Current Biology.
01 April 2014Roslyn Dakin is awarded a prestigious NSERC postdoctoral fellowship to pursue her research in the lab!
16 August 2013Joe Bahlman won the best student presentation at IBRC 2013!
24 June 2013Congratulations to Amelia Stegeman who is off to UBC med school!
13 June 2013Amelia Stegeman proves she has mastered science by successfully defending her thesis on the development of a 3D hummingbird brain atlas. Congratulations!
16 May 2013The lab is very pleased that Dr. Andrea Gaede is joining, strengthening our neurobiology focus.
16 April 2013A Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Inner Workings focus on Avian Acrobatics by Prashant Nair is out. Features a dashing young Douglas Altshuler.
20 March 2013Congratulations to Benny Goller for passing his comprehensive exam! Benny is officially a PhD Candidate, graduating from Candidate for PhD Candidate.
19 March 2013The Altshuler, Lentink, and Srinivisan labs land a collaborative HFSP grant to examine the visual guidance of transitions between flight modes in birds.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE arc manufacturing's Hybrid spot welder receives oem approval by General Motors and Daimler Chrysler SPOKANE, WA - April 25, 2007 - General Motors and Daimler Chrysler are the first to approve ARC Manufacturing's New Model 1250 Hybrid Spot Welder. ARC Manufacturing, an American family owned company, has been an industry leader for over ten years. Michael Fuchs, majority owner and inventor of this patented technology states, "We have been working closely with OEM's for years, but this particular approval was important to us. This enables all collision repair facilities to now benefit from this technology." This machine only requires 110 volt power source to operate. A large percentage of North American body shops do not have enough power, or the right type of power, to operate 240 volt, 3 phase welders. Equal output and quality can be achieved continuously with the Model 1250. The transformer/battery technology uses commercial batteries with an average life of 3-4 years. The batteries are easy and economical to replace. The Hybrid Welder works with all new high strength steels including Boron. Weld times of 2 tenths of a second from the D.C. current creates minimal distortion of the material with very low heat build-up. This process also allows the welder to be efficiently air cooled instead of water-cooled. The American made machine is not affected by voltage fluctuations and is computerized. For over a decade, ARC Manufacturing has been an industry leader in the innovative use of welding technology. For more information, contact them at 800-644-2730 or online at www.arcmfg.com.


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see: elle's flickr stream stealinghearts (based in philippines) to see all the great things she made including these awesome papercuts! oh you know how i love art that has anything to do with paper, they're just fascinating!
it's going to be a long weekend here in sydney, i cannot wait!! what are you up to this weekend? if you're feeling creative and would like to make something, keep in mind that sparkapolooza's new brief "the circus" is up. or if you're taking pictures over the weekend, don't forget to submit them to how's your weekend.


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It is often said that prolific strikers win a team plenty of fans, but quality defenders win a club championships.
Melbourne Victory coach Ange Postecoglou is confident he has plenty of the former, and he is optimistic that in new marquee signing Pablo Contreras, Victory is now well-equipped in the defensive field, the area where he believed the team's lack of depth last season derailed its title challenge. Also announced was the signing of James Troisi from Italian Serie A club Atalanta on a one-year loan deal.
Veteran defender Contreras, a Chilean international who was playing in the Champions League for Greek giant Olympiakos last season, is the final piece in Postecoglou's defensive jigsaw for the upcoming season - and the one that can, the coach believes, make all the difference.
Contreras, 35, arrived in Melbourne on Monday night and joined his teammates on Tuesday morning before heading to Tasmania for a weekend pre-season friendly against the Western Sydney Wanderers.
He made his intentions clear from the outset: ''I hope to speak better English when I finish the season - and to win the championship.''
Postecoglou persuaded him to end a contract in Athens and move to what might, for a player of his pedigree, appear to be an outpost.
Postecoglou says the pursuit of players with Contreras' experience is a mark of the standards he believes the A-League should be setting. ''We sold the club and the competition and the country to him. Our competition and the way we perceive our football club [is important]. I wouldn't be embarrassed to bring any player through our club,'' he said.
''I am quite proud to be able to show Pablo around here [AAMI Park] and it would be the equivalent of any European club. I can say with a matter of pride that he will play in front of 50,000 people in his first game [the derby against Melbourne Heart] and that he will be playing in front of average crowds of 25,000 every week. Maybe we don't pay the wages they pay overseas, but we see ourselves and the competition as serious entities.''
Postecoglou will look to Contreras not just to anchor the rearguard but to also mentor a defence which, former captain Adrian Leijer aside, is very young. Jason Geria, Nick Ansell and Scott Galloway are all youth-level internationals, while Ivory Coast left-back Adama Traore is still only 23.
''We were in the market for a quality player … we wanted the right person who [would] fit in not just in a football sense but as a person,'' Postecoglou said. ''We think we have got a really exciting young team, but we needed an experienced player and Pablo fits the bill with that. He's played 60-odd games for his national team, he played Champions League football last year, he's a smart defender, it's about using his head as much as his body.''
Bringing in Contreras and Troisi will put pressure on the entire squad to fight for their places, and that's just what Postecoglou wants.


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Inners are easy as hell.
Remove axle from car.
Cut both boot bands or use a screw driver to open them.
Push the boot back off of the larger cup section.
Reach inside the cup and feel around for a thin wire ring type part that's recessed in a groove. Use your fingers or a screw driver to pull it out. Don't bend it.
Pull the axle out of the cup. Watch the bearings on the tri-lope to make sure they don't go spilling everywhere. Keep them on the tri-lope if you can. If not, take them off carefully and set aside.
Inspect everything for dirt or rust. If it's really gritty and looks worn, junk it and get a new axle. If not, continue.
Look for a c-clip on the top of the axle. This holds the tri-lobe part in place. Remove it.
Slide the tri-lobe pare off and set aside.
Remove the old boot.
Replace with new boot.
Reassemble in opposite order.
Put the band on the side with the axle shaft first. Then fill the boot with the correct amount of grease. The OEM kit comes pre-measured.
Put the other band on and rotate the joint side to side and in and out so the grease is in place.
Replace in the car.
Back from the dead because the comments above were vital for me. The thin wire ring inside the cup is the whole key to the game for the inner CV. Everything else is simple and obvious. I practiced on the first, and took pix on the 2nd that I will try to post later for reference for other newb's in the future.
Unfortunately, I'm rather stuck on the outer CV joint. I've got both boots off, and one joint is even completely clean. I don't see any clips or wires to remove. I've tried hitting it with a 3 lb dead blow mallet, but no luck though I'm not certain I was hitting the right part.
As I look down on it, there is the drive shaft, inner race, outer race/balls, CV shell. I was pulling down on the shell while hitting it with the dead blow hammer. Do I need to do something different?
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Gina Lewis and Kennedy Johnson are two of the South Jersey's premier high school girls basketball players.
They are also cousins and best friends. They spend countless time together.
Today, they are opponents.
Holy Spirit and Sacred Heart will tip off at noon today in the Cape-Atlantic League championship game at Richard Stockton College in Galloway Township. Lewis is a 6-foot forward at Holy Spirit, while Johnson is Sacred Heart's 6-2 center.
"I consider her my closest friend. We're always together," Lewis, a senior, said. "It'll be interesting. Our whole family is going to be there."
Lewis averages 11.3 points for the Spartans (19-5), who are the No. 3 seed in the tournament and ranked 11th in The Press Elite 11. Johnson, a junior, leads the CAL in scoring (19.8 points) and rebounds (13 rebounds) for Sacred Heart (19-6), which is the fifth seed.
The last time Sacred Heart and Holy Spirit met was exactly two years ago - Feb. 23, 2011. In that game, Johnson wore a Holy Spirit uniform.
Johnson played at Holy Spirit as a freshman before transferring to Sacred Heart. Aside from youth travel teams, her season at Spirit was the only time she and Lewis were teammates.
That hasn't stopped them from supporting each other. Lewis and Johnson are often spotted at each other's games, or together at games scouting other teams.
The two went to rival middle schools - Lewis to Atlantic Christian and Johnson to Pilgrim Academy. They've never played one-on-one but have been asked countless times who they think would win.
Lewis and Johnson, who both live in Galloway, finally will face off today.
"It's kind of cool. It'll be a rough game, though. We'll want to be physical," Johnson said.
Both will have key roles in the game and understand how the other will play. Lewis and Johnson are often spotted at local basketball games, either cheering each other on or scouting other teams.
On Thursday night, the girls went out to eat together with their families. That's when the playful trash talking began.
"I told her mom I was coming over (Friday), and (Johnson) said, 'No, you won't. We have to be enemies now,'" Lewis said.
The championship matchup has added intrigue because both Holy Spirit and Sacred Heart were considered underdogs in their semifinal games.
Sacred Heart is the defending CAL champion and a perennial league power, but the Lions were expected to be in a rebuilding season. Many people expected them to contend for a spot in the tournament, but not to be in position to win it all.
The Lions never doubted themselves. It showed in a decisive 54-42 upset victory over top-seeded Ocean City on Wednesday. Senior guard Mandy Buirch led Sacred Heart with 17 points.
"It's really great for us to be underdogs and make it all the way to the championship," Johnson said.
Holy Spirit is on a hot streak. The Spartans have won eight of their last nine games. They've had no trouble scoring either, combining for 131 points in their first two CAL tournament games. Junior guard Summer Crilley accounts for 46 of those.
For most of the Spartans, it's their first trip to the CAL final. Holy Spirit's last appearance was in 2010 when the seniors were freshmen. They won't take the opportunity for granted.
"They're going to bring intensity," Lewis said. "We're going to have to match it or bring more."
At the end of the game, a CAL champion will be crowned. Lewis and Johnson might finally have an answer for the one-on-one debate.
"It's all fun," Johnson said. "But when we get on the court, it'll be all about the game."
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Reagan's legacy on 95th birthday
Former president's accomplishments continue to inspires Americans
He would have turned 95 on Feb. 6 – the most recent former president to die and likely the most popular and inspiring chief executive of the 20th century.
Ronald Reagan – known as unflappably pro-defense yet able to forge friendships with his adversaries. Staunchly partisan and loyal to the Republican Party yet deft at crafting compromise with Democratic lawmakers to move his agenda forward. A tax cutter who presided over a significant expansion in revenues to the federal government.
Though Reagan's legacy includes accomplishments in all areas of public policy, it is his success in toppling the "Evil Empire" – Soviet-style communism – that is perhaps his most significant achievement.
Reagan's victory is portrayed richly in the DVD documentary "In the Face of Evil."
"There's a spiritual quality to this new movie documentary – which chronicles Ronald Reagan's 40-year struggle and ultimate triumph against communism – that defies description," writes WND managing editor David Kupelian in a review of the film.
"With great courage and moral clarity, and ignoring the advice of many 'experts' even in his own administration, Reagan personally mapped out a four-part plan – not just military, but economic, political and psychological – to crush the Soviet Union once and for all. This will be news to most people, many of whom still think the 'amiable dunce,' the 'cowboy actor' with the 'million-dollar smile' just happened to be in the right place at the right time, and reaped undeserved credit for winning the Cold War."
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If you want to truly understand Ronald Reagan for the first time, you must see this film.
If you want to understand the 20th century, and how communism was really defeated, you must see this film.
If you have children, and want them to understand what leadership is really all about, and what modern history is really all about, and what one of the greatest American presidents was really all about, you must see this film.
And if you want to understand exactly how we can and must defeat the current insane, utopian system which has declared war on America – radical Islamism – then you must see this film.
Quipped Reagan in 1987: " How do you tell a Communist? Well, it's someone who reads Marx and Lenin. And how do you tell an anti-Communist? It's someone who understands Marx and Lenin."
Reagan took office in 1981 with an unabashed skepticism of government. Said the new president in his first Inaugural Address:
"It is not my intention to do away with government. It is rather to make it work – work with us, not over us; stand by our side, not ride on our back. Government can and must provide opportunity, not smother it; foster productivity, not stifle it."
Later that year, Reagan told a group of business leaders: "The size of the federal budget is not an appropriate barometer of social conscience or charitable concern."
And on another occasion: "Government does not solve problems; it subsidizes them."
One of Reagan's other legacies was instilling a pride and optimism in Americans after years of "malaise" had set in during the Jimmy Carter years.
In his farewell address to the nation, Reagan referred to that accomplishment, saying, "We've done our part. And as I walk off into the city streets, a final word to the men and women of the Reagan revolution, the men and women across America who for eight years did the work that brought America back. My friends: We did it. We weren't just marking time. We made a difference. We made the city stronger, we made the city freer, and we left her in good hands. All in all, not bad, not bad at all."
Three years before, Reagan commented, "What brought America back? The American people brought us back – with quiet courage and common sense; with undying faith that in this nation under God the future will be ours, for the future belongs to the free."
'I owe my life to God'
Indeed, Reagan often invoked the name of God and emphasized the power of faith.
Reagan giving Normandy address in 1984.
"The men of Normandy had faith that what they were doing was right, faith that they fought for all humanity, faith that a just God would grant them mercy on this beachhead or the next," said Reagan on the famous French beach as he commemorated U.S. involvement in freeing Europe from Hitler. "It was the deep knowledge – and pray God we have not lost it – that there is a profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest."
After Reagan survived an assassination attempt in 1981, he said he had a newly realized appreciation for the fact that God had a specific purpose for him and his life, and that he would dedicate himself to fulfilling that purpose.
"Whatever happens now I owe my life to God and will try to serve him in every way I can," he wrote in his diary shortly after the shooting.
Though Reagan had a deep faith, many biographers have given short shrift to his relationship with God. In "Hand of Providence," however, author Mary Beth Brown focuses on Reagan's Christian beliefs and shows how it was faith that guided the president along his distinguished career and led him to his unprecedented success.
With the support of the Gipper's own words and writings and first-hand interviews with Reagan's family, friends and co-workers, Brown weaves the story of Reagan's strong devotion to God.
"Freedom prospers," Reagan said, "when religion is vibrant and the rule of law under God is acknowledged."
Celebrate Reagan's birthday with "In the Face of Evil" and "Hand of Providence."


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If you are not keen on using custom content or mods in your game but do not like EA's glitchy error ridden university, then you have come to the right place! Welcome to SimMeapolis which is a fully functioning world but also has a version available that can be used in place of EA's so that you can travel here! Have dreams of a country girl living in a rural area going to the big city for college to achieve her dreams? Those dreams are now a reality!
- This world is a fully functioning world to live in and enjoy and you can use Nraas career mods to go to school without leaving!
-This world is also available to use instead of EA's glitchy university world to travel to!
A brand new world represents weeks of time and effort - would you please consider a $5 donation to help with website and server costs?
Coffeesmiths Deli Shop - Java Hut
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Requires Sims 3 + Ambitions + Late Night + Seasons + University + Island Paradise
Lot Size: 20x30
Furnished: $43,287
Stories: 1
Other: This little deli offers sims a chance to lounge on a nice patio with chess boards and a grill. Inside there is a littel deli area that serves coffee, lots of books, a computer area with free wi-fi and a lounge area with fireplace. Sims can also enjoy a pool table and juke box!
Disco Fan Arcade
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Lot Size: 30x30
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Stories: 2
Other: This arcade is great for parties! Upstairs is a party room with joining bathroom, little bar and buffet table. The tables overlook the bowling alley. Upstairs is also where the arcade is, and then the main level is the bowling alley and bar. Outside is a patio and a food truck to enjoy. This lot is a great corner lot for your world!
Shenanigans Bar & Grill - Sports
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Budo Fights 5: Fists and Flowers
Budo Fights 5: Fists and Flowers - Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Event on May 14, 2011 in Bend, Oregon USA
Budofights 5: fists and flowers. Three championship girl fights! Last fight of the season so check it out. Last two fights were deployed so get your tux early at budofights.com
Directions: 51 NW greenwod ave bend, or. In downtown bend one block east of courthouse.


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Consumers could be slugged with a 37 per cent "internet tax" if the $1000 GST threshold on imported goods was lowered, says consumer group Choice.
The average overseas internet purchase of $38 would end up costing $56 if a UK-style tax processing fee is added on top of the 10 per cent GST, according to modelling by Choice.
This means most shoppers would end up paying more processing fee than GST because about three-quarters of all overseas internet purchases are worth less than $100.
Choice chief executive Alan Kirkland said it would act as a strong disincentive to shop at overseas online stores. The group estimates it could cost consumers $823 million if the GST-free threshold was reduced from its current $1000.
The local retail sector has long lobbied the federal government to reduce the threshold.
State treasurers, eyeing extra GST money, and federal Treasurer Joe Hockey will discuss proposals to lower the threshold at a meeting in March.
The sticking point has been how to collect the extra GST in a way that doesn't cost more than it generates.
Choice argues in its pre-budget submission, where it details the modelling, that the federal government should not lower the threshold until it can prove the move would raise net revenue.
Treasury estimates that cutting the threshold for GST to zero would cost 66 per cent more than anything collected because authorities would have to check a lot of very low-value items.
Choice has modelled the cost to consumers of implementing part of the UK system where the tax is charged on imports worth more than £15 ($27.56) and the processing fee - Royal Mail charges users £8 ($14.70) - is passed onto consumers.
The retail lobby hit back at Choice, accusing the group of not understanding how the complete UK system works.
"I would reject (their conclusions) - it is premature to suggest that," Australian National Retailers Association CEO Margy Osmond said.
"The Choice release illustrates how little they understand about how the UK system works.
"The vast bulk of packages in the UK have the tax collected by the online retailer."
The association in its own pre-budget submission, argues for this type of system, where overseas retailers are made to collect GST for the government.
A similar regime was one recommendation in a federal Treasury taskforce on "low-value parcel processing".
"This is a discussion about closing a loophole in the tax law that is a hangover from when nobody shopped online," Ms Osmond said.
But Choice sees this proposal as another way to obstruct shoppers going online.
"There is a risk it involves excessive compliance costs in a way that prevents overseas businesses selling into Australia, thereby preventing consumers from enjoying the benefits that competition provides," Mr Kirkland said.
"Any requirements we want to impose on overseas businesses end up acting like a tariff.
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"Our research shows people like online shopping because the goods are delivered to the door. If that is undermined, then that's a great way of pushing people into local stores."


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It was announced on Thursday that Gov. Rick Scott will present the winning team of the 4-game season series with a newly designed Governor's Cup, but the interstate matchups would really take on significance if either were vying for a more prestigious cup.
But that doesn't mean these two 20-year rivals, who have moved from the Southeast Division to the newly realigned Atlantic Division together, like each other.
"The only thing that separates us is the Everglades, and a nasty playoff series would help push that,'' Panthers coach Kevin Dineen said after morning skate Friday at the Tampa Bay Times Forum. "It's a good team; we know them well. I know their coach extremely well; we have a big relationship and I want to kick his [butt] every time we play him.''
That said, in the last few years, two Panthers, forward Kris Versteeg and defenseman Ed Jovanovski, have sustained season-ending injuries at the hands of Lightning players. Last season, Jovanovski injured his hip from a questionable hit by Lightning winger B.J. Crombeen on Jan. 29. The Panthers captain tried to play one more game in March and hasn't played since undergoing serious hip surgery.
Versteeg tore his ACL after getting cut off by Lightning enforcer-type Radko Gudas in his NHL debut last March. Versteeg only played 10 games before undergoing reconstructive knee surgery.
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AN INQUEST heard of the daring attempts to rescue a tragic teacher who became trapped in a sea cave.
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Portland Coastguard helicopter winchman paramedic Adrian Rogers said he was lowered down to the cave and managed to speak to Charlotte through a blowhole.
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A volunteer coastguard team then attempted a rope-assisted rescue through a blowhole as they said it was impossible to enter via the cave mouth. The team said they worked 'at the edge of what was safe' but believed there was a chance they could save her.
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"I was bashed about by the waves. I was getting very concerned for my own safety. Eventually I was pulled up."
His father, Andrew Bugler, also a volunteer coastguard, said: "I could hear her screaming 'get me out of here'. She was terrified.
"We were all nervous about this rescue as sending someone into a blowhole in these circumstances is not something we have done before."
Gareth Kitching said: "We decided any attempt at a rescue through the mouth of the cave would be futile. It was incredibly rough and I feared Ian would die in that cave.
"We were playing right at the very edge of what was safe. I can't tell you how atrocious the conditions were.
"Hindsight is a wonderful thing and given my time again I would not have deployed him into that hole. He is a very brave man."
Russell Thompson of coasteering company Cumulus Outdoors said: "I would never have thought about getting into the water on that day."
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THE devastated brother of Charlotte Furness-Smith told the inquest of his desperate attempts to get help.
Alex Furness-Smith was washed into the cave near Swanage with his sister in November last year.
He managed to swim to safety and raise the alarm but his sister could not be rescued and died at the scene.
The pair had travelled to Dorset to go kite-surfing but decided to go coasteering instead due to the weather conditions. Coasteering is an adventure activity that involves free climbing up and along a rock face and jumping into the water to swim.
Charlotte, a maths teacher from London, was an engineering graduate and former Royal Navy reservist. She was a strong swimmer.
Charlotte's body was never recovered but an inquest is underway at Bournemouth after Dorset Coroner Sheriff Payne applied for permission from the Chief Coroner in London to conduct inquiries.
Mr Furness-Smith, 31, from Amersham in Buckinghamshire, said sea conditions rapidly deteriorated after they entered the water near the Tilly Whim caves.
He said: "The swell had become much larger. I was tossed upside down under water and into the cave.
"Buffy was a bit scared at this point - I told her it would be OK."
He said he seized the opportunity to get out of the cave to raise the alarm, leaving his sister behind.
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Does diet affect acne?
There are 24 comments on the South Florida Sun-Sentinel story from Oct 16, 2007, titled Does diet affect acne?. In it, South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that:Here's a question to ponder: Why is acne common in the Western, industrialized world, while the pimples that plague American kids are rare in developing countries? It's a puzzler -- and one that prompted ...
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#1 Oct 16, 2007
It seems no one has listened to moms and grandmoms when they say "YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT!"
Go on a gluten, dairy and soy free diet and watch your zits dry up and you will feel great too!
Some of the top deadly allergens are GLUTEN, DAIRY & SOY. Why would they put this junk in our food and etc? Cause it's cheap for them to use and the consumer doesn't know better. Read labels and see that food, medication and beauty products are filled with this garbage. Check it out for yourself. Nothing will change until we speak up!
#2 Oct 16, 2007
My Mammy say if you whack yo' doodle too much it cause pimples!
#3 Oct 16, 2007
#4 Oct 16, 2007
so true...the healthier i eat the better my looks and feels. Human skin is the largest organ. Therefore, diet, stress and external environment factors play a major role in its function and health
#5 Oct 16, 2007
Zits are a fact of life. Ask H. Wayne.
#6 Oct 16, 2007
There is a lot of evidence pointing to dairy as a culprit in acne.
For people with severe cyctic acne modifications to diet will do little to no good. In these cases hyper active sebacious glands are to blame. Sometimes the only cure is to physically shrink these glands with an oral retinol based drug therapy such Accutane. There are risks associated with these drugs, but for those who are suffering with no hope, it is a miracle drug.
#8 Oct 16, 2007
Cut the dairy, and the caffeine and zit's will clear up. Milk is bad anyway. Check out www.milksucks.com and read about the pus that is in the milk and you will think about it. Also, Caffeine is a stimulant and causes a person to be overactive therefore creating more sweat and clogging the pores. You are what you eat!
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#9 Oct 17, 2007
inextricably linked. diet first. drs. last. no dairy, no meat. eat only whole grains, legumes, fresh fruit and veggies and in weeks, acne improves and eventually disappears, as do other industrial age diseases.
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#10 Oct 18, 2007
I think this article will answer your question: http://www.acnepilot.com/acne-skin-care/commo...
#11 Oct 19, 2007
I disagree that dairy products cause acne. Have you ever seen a cow with zits?
#13 Oct 19, 2007
I had most of my zits during my college years. I rarely consumed dairy products at that time. My diet mostly consisted of beer.
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#15 Jan 10, 2008
I had really bad acne and then at the start of 2008 i made a resolution to lose weight so im eating less geasy food and omre healthy food and I am amazed at how my face is now. It is a lot clearer now since i've been eating better. Here is a article you might be intrested in.
#16 Jan 11, 2008
I had always thought that acne was caused by .
hormones in teenagers more so than diet.
I have a hard time believing that there is pus in
milk since pasturazation would most likely take
care of any impurities. I have never had acne, I have dry skin and was never affected by foods in my diet. I do however believe that some are more prone to certian sensitivities in foods, and just may have sensitive skin as well.
#17 Jun 18, 2008
Well i am having a debate on another website with someone who will not even contimplate the idea that diet and what we eat and drink can worsen acne, even though i said it was on tv recently "imbarrasing illnesses" that milk will make acne worse and to stop drinking a lot of milk if you have acne. I have researched it and found so much evidence on this site and whikipedia extra and read about peoples personal experieces, i heard years ago that cutting out fatty red meat and refined carbahydrates and sugars and dairy products would help my acne and i find i hardly get spots at all if i follow this diet, i don't think all these foods should be cut out completely, a small amount of milk and low fat yogurt is very healthy and so is bread esspecially wholemeal, but i think if you eat plenty of fresh fruit and veg and have an overall balanced healthy diet with some lean meat and lean chicken and fish, your skin will most likely imrove, unless it is very seroius acne. Milk acne can be cured with healthy diet, washing with the right soaps or washes and using the right moisturisers and make ups. If i see someone with bad acne drinking full sugar coke and biscuits and burgers and crap i am to believe that it will worsen his acne, maybe not but studies do show that a healthy diet improves acne. i sometimes eat something and think oh god i've got a spot, was it that fried bread, i am not used to eating stuff like that could that cause it? I think food can in some cases be a factor in acne even though dermatologists who have never had a spot in their life think it is not. In some cases diet won't help, but we change as we grow so who says something that didn't work when we were 14 won't work when we are 28.
#18 Jul 14, 2008
um... cows don't drink milk.
#19 Jul 22, 2008
I think if someone already has food allergies it is possible for diet to affect acne.When I was a teenager I used nozema and that made me breakout even worse.I think hormones are more to blame than anything .I think eating well,exercise,sleep and keeping your face clean will help.Hormones on the other hand there just isn't much you can do about it.Although I do know someone who did not get their first zit until she was 30something!
#20 Sep 16, 2008
I have changed my diet from greasy fat foods and dairy to fruit and grains for the past two weeks. My face looks even worse than it did before. The diet doesn't change anything.
#24 May 6, 2013
ClearPores Acne Treatment - http://www.clearpores.com/ct/99781 great results in quick time. this helped me reduce the signs of my acne in time for my brothers wedding!
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#25 May 6, 2013
From 2010-2012, 260,000 people in Somalia died as result of famine. I think I'll take a few pimples AND THANK GOD that I have enough to eat. Oh, and approximately 133,000 of those were children under the age of 5.
The moral of the story:
Stop worrying about milk, gluten, and fat content and be grateful that you are not laying on the ground with a distended belly and flies buzzing up your nose.
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Day 3 Bay of Islands Sailing Week 2013
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Welcome to Sail-World.com's New Zealand newsletter for January 27, 2013
Plenty of local news in this edition, with several major championships underway over the three day Auckland Anniversary Weekend.
Plus, on Monday the Auckland Anniversary Regatta will be sailed, attracting an additional fleet of 500 boats to the 250 who have been competing in Auckland or National Championships this weekend, which will conclude on Monday.
Promise of conditions this weekend, maybe too strong for sailing, have not eventuated. The winds have been onshore and fresh for sure. But the high temperatures have helped reduced the density of the breeze, making for great sailing conditions.
Jesse Logan - 2013 Mahurangi Regatta Richard Gladwell
In this edition of Sail-World we have coverage of the Starlings, Paper Tigers and Optimist regattas, plus the Access Nationals which concluded today at Royal Akarana Yacht Club.
From Christchurch we have a report from the A-class catamaran Nationals, won in very convincing style by Blair Tuke, 2012 Olympic Silver medallist. Tuke was up against a very classy and experienced field, in the technically challenging single handed 18ft catamaran - and a win in his first A-class Nationals, is a very good effort indeed.
Brendan Toruelle sailing Access Liberty on Day one Suellen Hurling ©
On Saturday, we dove north for an hour to the Mahurangi Regatta, which was our first for a few years.
For sure it is an outstanding sailing event - with the Auckland Classic yacht fleet being seen at its best in the Mahurangi Harbour which has the ideal attributes, of affording shelter for the boats for the start and finish, while allowing them to get a modest bash to windward outside the harbour before making the return leg.
With the staggered start for the various classes, there is literally a parade of sail for several hours. While the sailing is serious, it is not too much, with everyone being there to enjoy themselves.
Jonquil - 2013 Mahurangi Regatta Richard Gladwell
The variation in designs and types of craft is fascinating. No matter where you look there is a talking point. maybe that is why so many newer boats, just anchor and watch..
The Mahurangi has a long historic connections with maritime history - having supplied several shipments of kauri spars for the Royal Navy back in the 1830's. Ironically it's the closest harbour to America's Cup Defender, Oracle Team USA's building facility at Core Builders Composites, located at Warkworth, at the head of the harbour.
In this edition we have three galleries of images from this iconic regatta.
Prize (port) and Ngatira - 2013 Mahurangi Regatta Richard Gladwell
Bay of Islands Sailing Week has concluded for another year. This event just seems to get better and better with each passing year. While the winds were light for the first two days, the competitors got a dusting on the final day. Catch the latest report, video and images in this edition of Sail-World.com's newsletter
Day 3 Bay of Islands Sailing week 2013 Will Calver Ocean Photography NZL
In France, the winner of the Vendee Globe Race a single handed, non stop circumnavigation is expected to cross the finish line about 1300hrs local time. As we write, Francois Gabart (Macif) is just 19nm from the finish line and will finish in just over 78 days - which is a remarkable time. Second will be Armel Le Cleac in Banque Populaire - 80nm from the leader.
In third place will be Alex Thompson (GBR) will be third, and after the euphoria of the finish has died away, all eyes will be on Jean-Pierre Dick (FRA), currently in fourth place, as he attempts to make the finish line without a canting keel, and having only water ballast to maintain stability.
Bowman, Day 3 Bay of Islands Sailing Week 2013 Will Calver Ocean Photography NZL
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Farmington city administrator David McKnight is meeting the expectations of the Farmington City Council.
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According to the report, written by city attorney Joel Jamnik, McKnight discussed his first six months by focusing on issues addressed and goals met. He spent time talking about communication and the roles of the city administrator and city council members. He also addressed goals for the next six months, which includes the city's budget cycle.
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Apollo OKs hiring of two officers
Apollo Council doubled the size of the borough's police force by hiring two part-time officers Thursday.
Despite the hirings, the borough property tax is not expected to increase next year.
Council voted 3-1 to hire officers Jarred Kier of Plum, and Patrick Schmidt II of White Oak.
Councilman Darhl Goldinger voted against the hirings, saying he wanted to review their applications before voting. Councilmembers Amy Poydence and Pat Zelonka were absent.
Mayor Karen Kenzevich said she expects the new officers to start in January. Their pay will be $12 per hour.
Kenzevich said she will want to hire one more part-time officer in January.
More money for police is included in the borough's budget of nearly $523,000, which council preliminarily adopted Thursday.
Funding for police was increased by about 12 percent, from $69,100 to about $77,200.
Overall, the 2013 budget increases spending by about 1.4 percent.
Property taxes are unchanged, remaining at 10.9 mills.
If approved, it will be the 11th consecutive year with no tax increase, council President David Heffernan said.
Council will vote on the budget when it meets at 7 p.m. Dec. 13.
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Council has returned to a full seven-member contingent with the appointment of a new member.
Denny Gabrielli, 42, of Woodward Avenue was chosen to replace Kenzevich as a councilman.
Kenzevich's resigned from council when she was appointed mayor in October. She replaced Rich Dixon, who had resigned.
Gabrielli, an Apollo native, was one of two applicants for the council seat.
Gabrielli said he has no prior elected experience. He said he sought the seat because he wants to "get the town back in the right direction."
Gabrielli took his oath of office, administered by Kenzevich. Although he sat at the council table he did not vote pending the completion of required paperwork.
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With Kevin Anderson, the only senior from last year's team graduating, the TMC Men's Golf team needed to recruit one incoming freshman. They are pleased to welcome Connor Miele, from Everett, WA to the TMC college golf program. From Coach Semelsberger, "We are thrilled to have Connor join our TMC Golf family. He loves the Lord, is fun to be around and is very talented on the golf course. Lord willing, I can't wait to spend four years with him on our team". Here are some additional thoughts from Connor as he looks forward to his time at The Master's College.
Background/Recent Accomplishments: "I stayed busy this summer, playing five events, with my best finish being 73-74-75 resulting in a tie for 14th out of 70 players at the Snohomish County Amateur, a big local tournament in the area I live in. I attempted to qualify for the United States Amateur, but I missed the cut by quite a few shots. This summer has been a very different one than I have ever experienced. The Lord really put golf into perspective these last few months, and I feel that I am gaining a new perspective and looking at failures and tough times on the course differently than I have in the past. I'm convicted by the fact that I absolutely cannot play this game on my own. It is becoming more and more apparent just how much I need to rely on Christ, and know that my hope isn't in the game of golf, but in Him. Reflecting on what has happened this summer, I know that although the golf hasn't exactly gone according to my plan, He has even bigger and better plans for me. I find hope knowing that I am heading down to TMC with an awesome group of brothers, and that I can mature and work hard at the game of golf. I am very excited to see what He has in store for our team."
What I am excited about in joining the TMC family: "Golf has really been a trip and God has used it as an incredible tool in my life. I've learned humility, how to persevere and work diligently at a passion, and more life lessons then I can count. Coach Semelsberger and the team at TMC were a very sound fit, not only because California sunshine means 365 days of golf, but Coach's team philosophy, and how Christ-centered he keeps and expects things to be really coincide with what I was looking for in a school and in a family. I've had my fair share of selfish times on the golf course, and I am incredibly excited to mature and do some growing up at TMC along with my teammates, and realize that in the end, golf is really just a game."
Goals for the future: "I have no intention to start my playing career down at TMC with expectations, but I would love to play on a team that has the chance to compete at the national level. I saw the experience that the guys were able to have last year at nationals; it's hard to see photos and hear what the guys had to say about the tournament and not want to be a part of something like that. I think competing on a scale that big would be incredible, and I want to do all I can while I'm down there to make that a reality. Ultimately, my main hope is to really become a family with the guys on the team and use golf as a tool to grow in my walk with the Lord. Too often I find myself forgetting that playing golf is so trivial, and that we as believers have so much more to invest in and to look forward to."


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Almost perfect cruise to Bermuda: Veendam Cruise Review by burtoncxb
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Almost perfect cruise to Bermuda
Destination: Bermuda
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
Cabin was large and very comfortable, due to some rough weather going to and from Bermuda, while we skirted the hurricanes, we were glad to be on a lower deck and somewhat forward. Both cabin stewards were simply wonderful, lots of ice, towel creatures and always very clean.
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While much has been made of the Veendam's age, the refurb seems to have been successful, some areas show age but therre crewman always working to clean and polish everything. Public areas were somewhat small but cozy.
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Since I came aboard wounded, fresh from Afghanistan, we were unable to partake in any shore excursions, however docking on Front street in hamilton allows walking to just about anything you need. Did hear comments from other passengers who did some of the offered excursions and heard no complaints.
The entertainment onboard was truly great they (the staff) gave it their all, every night they performed. The comedian was excellent, and from the applause many passengers agreed.
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