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Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) will host a training workshop on tourism marketing planning from January 26 to 28, 2010 at the Millennium Hotel in Doha. The workshop is organized in collaboration with the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
The objective of the workshop is to establish guidelines for preparing tourism marketing and development plans at the national and regional level. Senior marketing representatives of the UNWTO and marketing specialists will lead the sessions emphasizing market research, market strategy and market segmentation.
"It is recognized that sound marketing and planning is essential to develop and manage sustainable tourism," said Mr. Ahmed Al Nuaimi, Chairman of Qatar Tourism Authority. "The approach must be integrated – balancing marketing objectives with economic, environmental and socio-cultural factors. This workshop will introduce marketing tools and concepts to the region's tourism industry professionals which will help shape the long-term strategy for the region."
Participants of the workshop will include organizations in the hospitality and services industry in Qatar and across the GCC region including 5- and 4-star hotels, tour operators, events organizers and venues, important tourist sites as well as tourism ministers from around the Middle East.
This workshop is part of a series of training plans that have been undertaken by the Qatar Tourism Authority in its quest to further human resource development in the tourism sector. QTA adopted this comprehensive training plan as a result of a UNWTO summit on the challenges of human resources in tourism, which was held in Doha in April 2009. Through such initiatives, Qatar is becoming a hub for the tourism sector in the region.
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MCLEAN, Va., June 26, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Science Applications International Corporation (NYSE: SAIC) today announced that it has been awarded an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract by the Saudi-American Food security & renewable Energy Company (SAFECO) to provide services including systems engineering and integration, logistical analyses, and program management support. The contract has a three-year base period of performance, six three-year options, and a total contract value of $115 million, if all options are exercised. Work will be performed primarily in McLean, Va., the United Arab Emirates and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
SAFECO is an initiative to enhance food security within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Its goals are to provide renewable sources of energy and a decreased reliance on foreign food supply for the Kingdom.
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Under the contract, SAIC will provide systems engineering and technical assistance (SETA); business services; contract services; subject matter expertise support as needed; and program management support. SAIC will also provide value added services to the SAFECO organization as it develops the SAFECO Industrial Complex.
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" Chain Patisserie in London located in Old Compton Street, London, W1 / Brompton Road, London, SW7 / RIBA, Upper Regent Street, London, NW1 / Marylebone High Street, London, W1. "
Patisserie Valerie is a chain café which is popping up on many high streets around the country. The cafes are famous for their cakes but they sell quite a good range of other food too – from full meals (which vary seasonally), to sandwiches, snacks and breakfasts. They do a good range of drinks and hot beverages too – including lovely artisan coffees and a comprehensive range of leaf teas.
As with many chain cafes and restaurants , the décor in Patisserie Valerie is usually quite samey – French café chic meets stylist London hang-out. I have always found the Patisseries to be clean and comfortable, with a nice range of casual and formal seating.
The food is always really nice at Patisserie Valerie – particularly the sandwiches which are always fresh and flavoursome. The portions are very generous too, and usually come with sides of chips which is a nice touch. The cooked food is, however, quite pricey. It's probably not somewhere you'd want to go for lunch every day, but it does make a nice occasional treat.
So, onto the main point – Cakes! The cakes at Patisserie Valerie are simply divine. There is such a massive range of different ones available that I think it's impossible to taste them all, but the ones I have had have always been fantastic. They are usually huge and far bigger than one person can manage in one sitting – particularly the chocolate ones! They're very sweet and rich, but totally delicious. They also always look really fancy - so I think this helps make Valeries a nice place for taking someone as a treat - my Granny, on her birthday, for example! The cake slices are about £3 each, and you can buy whole cakes too if you want.
It is possible to take the cakes away, as well as eating in which is really useful, particularly as I can never finish one!
I would recommend giving this place a try.
I hadn't previously heard of the Patisserie Valerie chain, so when the new cafe opened up in Sheffield, I really didn't know what to expect. It certainly looked inviting from the outside, and it had a kind of vintage look about the place, so I found it very appealing. They have some gorgeous looking cakes and pastries displayed in the window to entice customers.
The branch is located on Barkers Pool, which is smack bang in the middle of the city centre, close to the City Hall, and the Early Learning Centre. I don't think they could have found a more prominent location!
The opening times are 7.30am - 8pm on weekdays, and 8am - 8pm Saturdays, 10am - 6pm Sundays. I was surprised that they stayed open so late, as this is unusual for a little cafe, but it might be nice to be able to pop in after work.
Me and my boyfriend visited the patisserie for a couple of take-away cakes a couple of weeks ago, and I was very happy with the food! I got a cinnamon danish whirl, and my boyfriend got a chocolate croissant.
My danish tasted extremely fresh and yummy, and was actually pretty big! I think pretty much all of the cake slices are fairly huge in Patisserie Valerie though! The prices for the more indulgent cakes, such as the Chocolate Mousse Cake, and the Double Chocolate Cake are around £2.95 which I think is quite reasonable as they are so substantial!
As well as the cakes, the cafe also serves a range of sandwiches and small meals. I think this is where the expense comes in really, as the price of a club sandwich is £8.15, and I'm not sure I would be happy paying that price for a fairly simple sandwich. I think if you are looking to go out for a special treat, then this place would be perfect, just don't expect to pay rock bottom prices!
The paradise for those who love Sweets and tradicional french patisserie! I and lucky enough to live in right in front of one of them and i am sitting here now just looking at their window!!
I go there everyday and get croissants that by the way is the bestr croissant i have ever had in my life! Its fresh, huge and crunchy! and everytime i go there to get the croissant they give some jam! Of course i get the croissant to take away but the staff are so friendly that they always ask if i want some of that little containers of jam! and of course i do!!
They do the best sstrwberry chesse cake on earth! and the thing that gets my attention to them is that they pay attention to details! from their windows that looks like one of those that we only see in movies to the boxes that they would put your cheese cake! Amazing place to go with fair prices!
Off to have my croissant now!!!
Valeries Patisserie- Old Compton Street London. I had never heard of it until a year ago- My boyfriend used to work in london and used Valeries frequently and was always raving about how good it was! So on a weekend in london I was taken to the much talked about Valeries!
It was a small shop- but my god- it was full of things that i could old describe as sweet smellying and a treat for the eyes- of which i could only imagin would be as much of a treat for you taste buds!
There a chocolates to die for0, truffles and creams, all different types- darks one, white ones, soft ones, hard ones and creamy ones!
And then.... There are the pastries- Pain au Chocolate, Crosants, and danishes- all with a lovely sweet perfect smell and all freshly baked- Im not even the biggest fans of pastries- but from Valeries- you can force one down!!
And best of all- by a long long long long way is the cakes- the are amazing- think of the best cake you have ever had a times it by 10! Valleries Cakes Kiss Ass!!!!!
It doesnt even stop of cakes a sugary delights- they do even do savory things like quiches, which are prefectly moist and tasty- try a smoked salmon on! and just melts in your mouth!
Now when ever anyone goes to London- they have to bring Valeries back!!!
After walking past a Patisserie Valeriein Kensington on many occasions i decided i had to try the delicious pastries and cakes displayed in the window.
They sell a big range of cakes and pastries ranging from croissant, brioche, muffins and chocolate eclairs to pecan & walnut tart, custard filled raspberry tartlets, orange cheesecake and mousse au chocolat. These range in price from £2 for a croissant to £4 for a raspberry tarlet- not cheap but then you get what you pay for. In some branches you can also buy home made ice cream- i can`t remember the prices exactly but its about £3 for 2 scoops- flavours include mint, almond, cookies and chocolate.
They also do a small food menu- i ordered the Toulouse sausages and mashed potato which was tasty and plentiful- this came to about £8. Other dishes include a range of toasted and speciality sandwiches and salads. Drinks range from coffee and tea to fresh juices and smoothies.
Patisserie Valerie also make cakes to order from wedding and birthday cakes to special occasions cakes- i intend to order one soon! All the branches are located in and around London so if your about i`d recommend you visit a branch.
Have been visiting the Pattiserrie Valerie branches for years but in the last two years have found their service poor and not in keeping with the reputation this chain commands. Friends and family have been made to wait more than half an hour for service and last Sat, after waiting for 1/2 an hour myself with guests from out of town, left because the waitress could not be bothered to take our order. She was only concerned with the fact it was half and hour from closing time. This was experienced at most of the branches. Punters should know there are better places to spend their money, no matter how nice their cakes and food are.
If you fancy a nice big slice of something guaranteed to kill you in a few years time then Patisserie Valerie is an excellent option. Cakes stuffed with cream and layers upon layers of fresh fruit. Buttery pastries that melt wickedly on your tongue and beautiful creations laced with a fantasy of chocolate curls are just a few of the items that tantalise passers by from the window of this excellent establishement. I have had the good fortune to visit two of the four patisseries in London, the one on the Brompton Road, just a stone's throw from Harvey Knicker's and Horrids and the one of Old Compton Street in the heart of Soho. Just up the road from those lovely little second hand book shops. If you're so inclined you can always pop into Anne Summers for a dildo or a nightie apparently made from cobwebs and teabags afterwards. The Brompton Road establishment is done out with lots of little wooden tables and reproduction posters on the walls. This is slightly unfortunate as it lends the place a rather plastic air, reminiscent of a theme pub. The cakes are fantastic however and they also serve a good range of sandwiches and snacks. The Old Compton Street cafe is rather more charming with long red plastic tables so that we are often obliged to rub shoulders with a rich diversity of strangers as we sit beneath a pall of smoke enjoying our sticky delights and cups of lovely, slightly bitter coffee which, if sweetened with brown sugar tastes almost like chocolate. The waiters here are friendlier and less professional, and they are fewer although the food always arrives promptly, one of them has slight body odour although I think this is down to the fact that half of the shop is upstairs necessitating lots of dashing hither and thither rather than a lack of hygiene. Prices are reasonable, a couple of quid for a big slice of cake or a fairly hefty tart. The loos too are lovely and clean, I have never been to either one and found diarrhoea
besplattering the sides of the pan or an unpleasant deposit of yellowing handsoap on the taps. Occurences that are all too common in public eateries. Here is a very useful tip, cakes are only fattening if you eat them as "treats" in addition to your normal diet. If you replace your diet entirely with cake then your weight shouldn't go up too much as cake is very filling. Highly recommended.


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SOME of the best young runners in Burnley battled through for the honour of representing the town in the Lancashire Schools' Cross Country Championship on a day of high quality at Towneley Park.
Athletes from five of the town's schools, Hameldon, Shuttleworth, Blessed Trinity, Unity and Sir John Thursby, took to the course in a series of races with the top eight in each going through to run for the town next February.
One up-and-coming runner expected to make it through to the showpiece was Natalya Irvine.
And she didn't disappoint as the Unity pupil, the grand-daughter of Burnley FC legend Willie Irvine, won the Year 7 girls race in some style.
Irvine led home Blessed Trinity's Zara Preedy and Shuttleworth's Megan Robinson.
The Year 7 boys race was won by Harvey McAden from Blessed Trinity as he saw off the determined challenge of Oliver Craglan (Unity) and Shuttleworth runner Richard Redfearn.
Blessed Trinity's Tiernan Crorken won the Year 8 and 9 boys race as he edged out school-mate Jordan Isherwood with Shuttleworth's Devon Preston in third, while Unity's Alice Pier came out on top in the Year 8 and 9 girls event.
She beat Blessed Trinity duo Lucy Cole and Aimee Gorton.
The Year 10 and 11 boys race was dominated by Blessed Trinity athletes.
Callum Davidson took first place, while the school's Conor Barrow and Liam Hall were second and third.
In a remarkable race for the school, Marcus Preedy was fourth and Jake Townsend (sixth) and Jack Reynolds (eighth) ensured that Burnley will be represented in the finals in that event by six boys from the school.
There was more success for Blessed Trinity in the Year 10 and 11 girls race as they completed another one-two.
Teegan Pennington won with Danielle Parkinson second, while Shuttleworth's Jodie Sutcliffe was third.
Sutcliffe will be joined in the team for the finals by her school-mates Velda Hople and Olivia Phillips with Amy Moran and Beth Quin of Sir John Thursby making up the top eight.


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Retic Out Indefinitely Due to Left Foot Fracture
Liberty men's basketball junior point guard Joe Retic has suffered a left foot fracture, which will require surgery. Retic is expected to be out indefinitely due to the injury, which occurred in the first half of Liberty's matchup against UNC Asheville, Thursday night.
Through the first 16 games, Retic averaged 7.0 points, 2.9 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 1.9 steals per contest. The Indianapolis, Ind., native was first among Big South players in steals and second in assists.


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Black Friday –- the day after Thanksgiving, and one of the busiest shopping days of the year — might be a bit darker this year. Consumer spending is expected to drop slightly with 128 million shoppers planning to head to the malls Friday, Saturday or Sunday, down from 135 million the year before, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF). According to Nielsen one third of U.S. consumers expect to spend less during the holidays than last year and those still shopping are planning to purchase necessities and value goods like gift cards for groceries, gas and phones.
That can't be good news for companies that are selling green goods and gadgets, since cash-strapped consumers aren't likely to pay a premium for eco-friendly products. But green products that can actually help consumers save money could gain some traction, as could green-themed products that are just flat-out cheap enough. Green technology is still high up in public awareness thanks to renewed pledges from President-elect Obama, and according to Nielsen 85 percent of U.S. adults say they care about protecting the environment.
With that in mind, here are 10 green options that just might fit your slimmed-down budget and help fight global warming:
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Your Appliances Suck, Power That Is: The Kill A Watt energy monitor is one of those devices that gives you some good info — but not much to do with it. Plug your appliances in to the $45 device and measure how efficient they are. You'll be able to see if you need a new Energy Star air conditioner or fridge…next holiday season.
Go Used Gadget Shopping: There have been an influx of sites lately that will buy and sell used gadgets and cell phones. Go e-shopping for your loved one on Gazelle, FlipSwap, ReCellular, and the old standbys Craigslist and Freecycle. In this case, it's OK to re-gift.
Grid-Free Gear From Freeplay: Freeplay started more than a decade ago with a grant from the British government and the goal to develop geeky rugged gear. The company sells items like a $30 crank cell phone charger, and solar-powered radios and flashlights for under $100. You can buy them at REI and on Freeplay's web site.
A Power Strip That's Smarter Than You: This $42 Smart Strip Power Strip works by automatically switching off power to some of the 10 or so outlets when your gadgets aren't in use. Hopefully the power switching is smart enough that it won't interfere with your charging as it delivers the electricity bill savings you're looking for.
Stop Flying, Start Webcamming: Plane flights can easily negate any work you've done on your carbon footprint; telepresence devices can really cut down on the carbon emissions of travel. A good webcam like the ones at Logitech can make IT-based personal communication cross country a pretty good option.
Go On A Carbon-Free Diet: Yes, they're controversial, but the good thing is, you can give as many or as few as you want. Carbonfund.org, which is one of the more reputable sources around, has a "give the gift of carbon neutrality" option available.
Give the Gift of Knowledge: There are more than enough books and publications out there that'll teach you about what's really going to help save the planet from global warming and how dire the situation really is. Check out Thomas Friedman's Hot Flat and Crowded, Bill McKibben's Deep Economy and Spencer Weart's Discovery of Global Warming.
Electric Wheels — Budget Style: Is the fancy-pants Tesla Roadster — or even GM's overhyped Volt — way, way out of your price range? Razor makes an electric scooter that sells for under $200. It only goes 15 miles per hour and the max weight is 220 lbs., though, so go easy on the stuffing this year.
Warm Woolies Can Battle the Power Bill: Not to be a Jimmy Carter, but the energy to heat buildings consumes a massive amount of energy in North America. The same way insulating your house can cut energy consumption, warm clothing or better bedding can do the same.
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Photographer's Note
Last Sunday I was in the Neue Pinakothek in Munich. During the tour I took some pictures. The man with the red and white striped Sweater looked like a counterpoint to the other visitors. I photographed him in front of a temple paintings.
The painting shows the Reception of King Otto's of Greece in Athens (1839).
The painter is Peter von Hess (1792-1871).
The day before yesterday I posted this photo, but then deleted. Now here is the better edited photo. (I am grateful for the criticism of the previous photo).
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snunney (110689) 2014-03-11 4:04
Hello Wolfgang,
A man in a trendy T-shirt admiring a classical painting, what greater contrast could you have. Perhaps, he thinks to join the throng, I wonder what they would make of him? Another excellent capture from this exhibition.
Sergiom (93329) 2014-03-11 5:32
Bonjour Wolfgang
Encore une fois, le personnage est très bien intégré à l'oeuvre qu'il regarde avec beaucoup d'attention et de sérieux. Les couleurs sont joliment saturées.
holmertz (62338) 2014-03-11 9:05
Hello Wolfgang,
Here we go again :-). I am glad this photo is returned. I am not sure what the difference is but I liked it before and I like it now. I have already commented on the feeling of seeing the man literally standing inside the painting. That is still my impression.
Kind regards,
cornejo (49576) 2014-03-12 11:54
Hello Wolfgang, very good picture of this interesting composition with wonderful light, very well composed and captured in this interesting image, very good sharpness, nice color and light. Excellent and interesting job well done, congratulations my friend. Thanks for sharing this beautiful work.
Good night and happy week rest.
Best wishes from southern Spain.
hello Wolfgang
reality mixing with the painting, it makes me think of a Martin Parr picture by its realism.
My best regards
npecanhuk (79311) 2014-03-13 2:24
Hallo Wolgang!
The same successful results here... very interesting and attractive, indeed!
Sharpness, exposure, colors, horizontal format, chosen pov and composition are all excellent!
TFS - congrats,
Hanssie (10886) 2014-03-19 2:59
Great photo !
Like the man is a part of the painting,
very, very well done !
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- Date Taken: 2014-03-09
- Categories: Artwork
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2014-03-11 3:51


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The Maloof family has agreed on a deal to sell a 65 percent controlling interest of the Sacramento Kings to a Seattle-based group for $525 million, according to league sources.
NBA teams were notified of the deal on Sunday night.
The deal calls for the Maloofs to receive a non-refundable $30 million deposit from the Seattle group by Feb. 1, according to sources.
Yahoo! Sports has reported the plan is for the franchise to retain the SuperSonics team name and play the first two seasons at Key Arena.
The remaining 35 percent of the franchise is owned by minority investors, not the Maloofs.


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After doing the initial conversion from MS Word using Mobipocket Creator, click on "Guide" in the menu on the left of the MPC window.
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DALLAS - The conference call was arranged Wednesday morning to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Magic Johnson's MVP performance in the 1992 All-Star Game in Orlando.
Questions quickly turned in a different direction, however.
Instead of looking at his past, Johnson took a hard view of the Lakers' present.
"It's not Mitch's situation anymore. He's not running the team. Jim Buss is running the team," the former Lakers superstar said, referring to general manager Mitch Kupchak and team executive Jim Buss, the son of owner Jerry Buss.
"Mitch has to follow the direction of Jim Buss and what he wants. I wouldn't say Mitch is the problem. He's going to do his job."
Johnson said it was time for Jim Buss and Kobe Bryant to meet face-to-face to talk about the direction of the franchise, because there appears to be a seismic shift since Phil Jackson retired as coach and Mike Brown was hired to replace him last May.
"(Bryant) just wants to be informed as a team leader and a future Hall of Famer and a guy who has brought five championships to the Lakers," Johnson said. "He wants more communication, probably like he did when Phil Jackson was here and he worked well with Mitch. I don't think Kobe feels he has that type of relationship with Jim.
"What probably has to happen is they need to sit Kobe down and sit Jim down. Dr. Buss was the master at taking you to lunch or taking you to dinner and going over what he was thinking and what he wanted to do with the team.
"Jerry West was good at that as well. Kobe, Mitch and Jim just have to get on the same page and things will be OK."
When a reporter asked Bryant after the Lakers' shootaround if it might be about time he met with Buss to discuss the team's evident change of direction, the face of the franchise, said simply, "Um, perhaps."
Bryant declined to comment further, having already created a league-wide buzz when he spoke out Sunday about the front office's unwillingness to say whether it intended to keep or trade Pau Gasol.
Bryant said he preferred the Lakers keep Gasol.
"Nobody else is going to say it, man," Bryant said, smiling when asked why he chose to speak out about the need to give Gasol peace of mind before the March 15 trade deadline. "I'm the only one with (guts) big enough to say it, so I said it."
Bryant also laughed when asked about the Lakers' players-only meeting after their victory Monday over the Portland Trail Blazers, when he and team captain Derek Fisher asked their teammates to focus on winning games and ignore outside issues.
"You know what? I wouldn't have called it a team meeting," Bryant said.
"When I heard it was being labeled a team meeting, it was pretty funny to me. It was, like, after the game, guys were talking.
"'D-Fish' got up and talked, said a couple of words."
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"It's tough to put a dent in the mystique with all them banners," Bryant said, referring to the Lakers' 16 championships when asked if their playoff loss to the Mavericks last spring had dented the franchise's mystique.


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Bathrooms 2
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"Even better than we expected. A lovely Cottage."We rented this cottage as a short stay when we came up to Newcastle to do the Great North Run.We rented this cottage as a short stay when we came up to Newcastle to do the Great North Run. The cottage is absolutely lovely. Clean, spacious and comfortable. We could not have asked for a nicer place to stay in. Highly recommended.
- Off road parking
- Open fire
- Smoke-free
- Garden / Patio
- Cot available
- Highchair available
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Games Room
- Broadband / WiFi
The property
A delightful detached former Post Office in the picturesque village of Mitford near Morpeth.
This Mitford cottage combines modern decor with classic character features such as exposed wooden beams, cast iron fireplace and the original stone water fountain.
The latter, known as the font, dates back to 1877, and was an old drinking fountain and horse trough built into the front wall of the property, believed to be the site of a holy well associated with St. Cuthbert.
This cottage in Mitford has a sitting room with an open fire, so you can be warm and cosy after exploring the local area.
There is also a fitted kitchen with dining area, three good-sized bedrooms plus a family bathroom, making it perfect for a family getaway to Northumberland.
The enclosed lawned garden to the rear of this Mitford cottage is a perfect spot to relax in, whilst enjoying a cup of tea or a glass of wine.
There are some beautiful walks and cycle routes from the doorstep of this Mitford cottage, ideal for those wanting to explore the area and some great quality restaurants nearby.
A short drive from your Mitford cottage will bring you to some of Northumberland's finest coastlines, both north and south, with endless miles of sandy beaches for swimming or watersports.
The whole family will be catered for in this stunning area, with historical castles, Roman fortifications and beautiful gardens all within easy reach.
This holiday cottage in Mitford will ensure all holidaymakers have an interesting and relaxing break in this unspoilt county.
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size double, 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, separate shower, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with open fire. Games room with snooker table.
- Oil central heating with open fire in sitting room
- Electric range cooker with gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD, radio, iPod dock, WiFi, telephone (incoming calls), selection of books, games and DVDs
- Fuel, power and starter pack for open fire inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Cot and highchair on request
- Off road parking for 1 car plus garage for 1 car (shared driveway must be kept clear at all times)
- Lawned garden to front and rear with furniture
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shop 1.5 miles, pub 2.5 miles
- Note: There is limited mobile phone reception in this area.
About the location
Morpeth 2.5 miles; Pegswood 4 miles.
The picturesque village of Mitford sits at the heart of rural Northumberland, between the Cheviots and the coast. The name "Mitford" means a place between two rivers and provides access to a range of scenic walks and cycle routes. To the west of the village lies Mitford Hall, once home to the famous Mitford sisters and the village is also home to one of the oldest cricket clubs in Northumberland. The busy market town of Morpeth is just over 2 miles away offering the remains of an historic castle, lovely parks, riverside walks, ancient architecture and churches and a bagpipe museum. Morpeth also has a swimming pool and golf club. Mitford is ideal for visiting surrounding attractions such as Druridge Bay to the east, with miles of golden sands, the vibrant city of Newcastle to the south, Alnwick to the north, with its castle and gardens and the National Trust's Wallington Hall to the west. There is also access to the Simonside and Cheviot Hills, with good walking amidst beautiful countryside, while Hadrian's Wall and Lindisfarne are an easy drive away.


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Not only the salary is meager, Gary Ross is a seasoned director who likes to explore other genres of feature film.
Soon after it was reported that Lionsgate was still negotiating the salary with "The Hunger Games" director Gary Ross, it is revealed that no deal was reached. The Playlist reported that Ross has officially bowed out of the franchise and consequently will not direct "Hunger Games" sequel, "Catching Fire".
In THR's report, Ross wanted more than the $3 million and 5% of the backend gross that he acquired for being the director and scriptwriter in the first film. The Playlist said that money is only a small part of his exit and the true reason is his passion towards one-off movies. The so-called seasoned filmmaker has explored various genres of movies in the past such as fantasy "Pleasantville" and drama "Seabiscuit" before trying his hands on action "Hunger Games".
Ross reportedly doesn't have the desire to spend another couple of years working with the franchise. He has expressed his love of the first book by Suzanne Collins but he also has another script written that he likes better. The Playlist said that the unknown project also pays better than what he would have earned in "Catching Fire".
Lionsgate has set the sequel's release date to November 22, 2013 and wants to start the project this fall. The studio is negotiating the filming schedule for Jennifer Lawrence with Fox which produces the actress' new "X-Men" movie.


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I imagine that you would be guaranteed some darned strong leg muscles if you road that monster just a quarter mile per day for a month or two. Then again, whom am I kidding - a quarter mile must be like 50 miles on a regular bike, I doubt anyone without already super strong legs could get it and keep it going more than a couple of hundred yards at best - at least in the beginnig stages of riding it.
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Heh, leaving a litter of smashed velocipedes in its fearful wake!
My legs got tired just watching that. Neat, though.
Are we sure it's not a "monster-unicycle" with training wheels? Til he gets up a full head of steam on that thing, it might be faster walking!
Impressive! I'd guess that that at speed, the wheel would have enough inertia to launch the rider if the brakes were powerful enough.
More cycle silliness:
I love the fact that people are biking and walking by, and no one is looking twice.
It would have been cool to see him negotiate a turn but it looks like he didn't even make that possible.
Did anybody notice he's going the wrong way on a one way street?
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He needs to raise the seat up a little. He's not getting good leg extension. :) That's got to be tiring!
And I thought my bicycle was heavy. That tire's gotta weigh 300 pounds.


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For those people, a list of Canada's Top 10 Best-Selling SUVs, a list which includes all sorts of crossoverish utility-oriented tall vehicles, is a warning list. These people take this list and drill it into their brains with an overarching message saying, "Don't Buy These".
So to you people I say, consider the alternatives. Where the most likely SUV choice in Canada in August 2010 was the Ford Escape, you could stick with Ford but choose an Expedition instead. Only 118 Ford Expeditions were sold in August. The Hyundai Santa Fe sure isn't oddball enough, so go with the 2010 Hyundai Veracruz, a stellar vehicle but one which only grabbed hold of 102 buyers in Canada last month. Honda CR-V wannabuys switch to the Honda Element; just 21 sold in Canada in August. In the market for a Dodge Journey but can't stand the popularity? Dodge Nitro sales totalled 77 in August. When "they" say Toyota RAV4, you say Toyota Sequoia - there were only 39 new Sequoias sold last month. Then "they" say Chevrolet Equinox but you shout back, "Chevrolet Tahoe". You'd have marked the 81st sale in August had you bought one. When peer pressure points to the Nissan Rogue, you pressure yourself into a Nissan Xterra since Nissan only managed to sell 113 of the GoodCarBadCar.net favourite in August. Ford Edge? Pshaaaw.... think Lincoln MKX at 200 August sales in Canada. Jeep Wranglers seem unique, but they're becoming more than just commonplace. Try the Toyota FJ Cruiser; Toyota only landed 75 FJ sales in August. And act quick, the Hyundai Tucson's platform-mate hasn't yet reached full production so Kia Sportage sales only reached 357 in August.
Or you could stick with the most popular stuff, because after all, there may be a few good reasons why these utility vehicles are so popular. Get the details on Canada's Top 10 Best-Selling SUVs by scrolling down.
#10 - Hyundai Tucson: 1003
Last month: 1250
August 2009: 696
#9 - Jeep Wrangler: 1054
Last month: 1483
August 2009: 491
#8 - Ford Edge: 1371
Last month: 1447
August 2009: 946
#7 - Nissan Rogue: 1453
Last month: 1515
August 2009: 1280
#6 - Chevrolet Equinox: 1571
Last month: 1808
August 2009: 891
#5 - Toyota RAV4: 1962
Last month: 1808
August 2009: 2568
#4 - Dodge Journey: 2141
Last month: 2268
August 2009: 947
#3 - Honda CR-V: 2364
Last month: 1707
August 2009: 2006
#2 - Hyundai Santa Fe: 2650
Last month: 2351
August 2009: 2540
#1 - Ford Escape: 2989
Last month: 4604
August 2009: 3387
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Four year old dies after quad-bike crash
Four year old dies after quad-bike crash
lice have confirmed that a four-year old boy has died in Starship Hospital in Auckland following a quad-bike crash on a Tai Tapu farm late last month.
The crash occurred on Sunday 27 April at a Tai Tapu property. Police believe the boy was riding on a quad-bike with an adult when the crash occurred.
The boy suffered serious injuries and was transferred to Starship Hospital. He died as a result of his injuries on Saturday.
The adult rider, aged in his 60s, was also injured in the crash and received hospital treatment but has now been discharged.
The Police serious crash unit is investigating. The name of the deceased, who did not live at the property, is not yet available. The family has requested that their privacy is respected at this difficult time.


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Ask a Lawyer and Get Answers to Your Legal Questions
A restaurant has a duty to ensure that its customers do not get sick from its food. There are statutory duties that they have regarding food hygiene, etc.
This duty means that if they do something that causes you to get sick that a reasonable person in their position would not have done
ie, they are negligent
Then they have to pay for the damages that their negligence causes.
In your case, you are saying that you got sick from a casino buffet. Buffets are notoriously unhygenic.
You are also relating your hospital bill to the food poisoning. So the casino should be responsible for the hospital bill, if you can establish that it was the cause of your hospitalization
so can i sue them with the damages that accured to me even heart problems
You already had heart problems before going to the casino?
i have two doctors at the hospital saying that it is and hat i may also have caused my eart problem as well no i didn't have any heart problems actually my heart was good
and again after going to the hospital twice the second time theu gave me some very strong meds to where it helped me and my heart was alot better too that day after i ended up in the hospital
OK, just so I'm straight. The doctors at the hospital told you that your heart problems were because of the food poisoning? Yes or No.
i would have to say yes on that well my heart was in better condition after that incadent
OK. What did the doctors diagnose you with?
even if it wan't how would it effect the situation
OK. Lets assume that the heart condition was not caused by the food poisoning
Then you ask your self, what damages did the food poisoning cause.
You went to the hospital because of the heart condition, not the food poisoning.
So, if there is no causal link between the two, you can not sue the casino for the hospital bill
If the food poisoning had cause you tangible monetary damages, then you can sue for it.
However, they are still liable for the food poisoning incident.
You should demand some sort of remuneration, like having them refund your money for the stay, etc.
In short, you can sue for food poisoning, but it has to have caused you economic damages which were directly tied to the food poisoning.
If we can't establish a connection between the heart condition and the food poisoning, then your only economic damages would be the loss of the value of the meal and the loss of your stay that evening.
food posining and had a blot in my lungs right by my heart no i went because of food poisining i went into the bathroom in the casino and threw up everything and then the next thing i remembered was being put into an ambulance
OK. So that's different.
the doctors said everything that was happening to me was because of the food poisining
they should compensate you. Even if the food poisoning triggered something that was there before hand, it is still potentially related and is something you should explore.
so how much of a different and what is the situation now then
i would like to know so when i talk to them i can give them my settlment out of court
You need to ask them to reimburse you for the cost of the hospital stay
because i need to find out by you before i tell you what i am asking what or how much would you ask for
You need to ask for them to reimburse you the loss of your night at the hotel
besides the hospital bill if i can
(if you were staying in a hotel)
no i actually live here
Ok, so you can ask for the hospital bill
and pain and suffering
so what would you ask for as for a settlment then
without hiring a doctor to get you a better explanation of what the direct result of the food poisoning was, that's about all you can get.
I need to know what the hospital bill was
Ask for 3 times the hospital bill
then be willing to negotiate it down
this sounds like a horrible experience, so they should definitely compensate you for more than just your hospital bill.
If they don't want to cooperate and give you a good settlement, then you should hire a personal injury lawyer on contingency to get you more money
Did you miss any time off of work?
You can ask them to pay for your lost wages that resulted from it as well
just for a night at hospital plus the test results of x-rays ekg and heart montering it is 7500 or 75,000 a night
then the ekg is 1500 a pop and x-ray is 1500 a pop
well the thing is i am disabled cannot work
i even use a cane to walk around
Yikes! That sounds about right for the hospital bill then. OK. In your situation, I would ask for $250,000.00
Then you negotiate it down.
Likely scenario if you don't get a lawyer or put pressure on them some other way (like getting the news to report on it), you will have a hard time getting anything from them on such a large claim. They may just offer to cover your hospital.
I would expect that you need a lawyer for a claim this big though. But try first on your own and see what they do. Send the demands in writing to their corporate headquarters and send all the documentary evidence you have proving your case, such as the receipts from eating there and the hospital bill, and if you have any people who were there with you, get their statement in writing to hel p you claim
Don't send the originals of course...make copies.
so how would i get this done so tha they will pay that because i was not the only one that got food posining from thre the doctor told me that he had recieved at ease 4 others with food posining from there
ot one of them pished the issue like i wan to do very strongly
You've got to start off by sending the demand letter.
The letter reads like this:
would this matter with thefact that my wife ended up in the h for anxiety attact because of this situation
On June 8, 2012, your casino buffet had contaminated food which caused me to experience severe food poisoning. I was taken by ambulence from your property to __________, where I was treated for severe food poisoning. As a result of the food poisoning, I had experienced complications with my heart. The total bill for my hospital stay was approximately $75,000.00.
Because I went through this experience, I had pain and suffering in the amount of $150,000.00.
I am also aware of several other individuals who had food poisoning that night from your buffet. As the buffet owner you have duties to your customers under Nevada common law and statutory health and safety laws to prevent dangerous contaminants from getting in to your food. Your negligence and breach of duties caused my damages.
Please take this letter as notice of my legal demand for payment in the amount of $225,000.00. If an agreement to pay has not been received by me by August 1, 2012, then I will file suit in Nevada state court. I hope we can work this matter out amicably and look forward to your response.
Do you have any further questions?
do i need to send it sertified or just give it to them in person and who would i give it too
yes. definitely send it certified.
anything else?
being disabled does that effect anything twords anything of this
Yes, it will mean that you cannot recover lost income earning capacity, as you are not working. Other than that, unless it is related to the heart condition, probably not.
no my heart problem i didn't have one untl that night but was able to get leared up the next day by the prayer of the lord
thank god.
yes huh
Well, I think you are on your way to presenting a good demand.
do have another question for ya and it is towards living some where but it is in a motel hotel
thanks fo that part i needed it because i knew there was something good on this food posinin ok now a new one for ya to help me on
technically you are supposed to open up a new question.
but I'll take this one for you
well my wife and i just moved to a new city and we new nothing about the city and we decided to go into a motel hotel and the guy i was talking to i told him that were looking to find a place to move into we are new to here so i was going to pay just for two weeks and then move some where else because by then we ould find a place to move into
then what happened?
well he said he woill have me pay for a month and what ever time is left when we move out he will pay back but when we moved out he would not pay me back, so i went to the justice court and filed a demand paper for the pey he owes me
OK. So you have sued him for backing out of the contract.
and he called me and told me that he had charged my sevice dog and that he would only pay me 80 dallers back for my service dog and that is it but i had talked to someone saying that they cannot charge a service dog expecially if i have papaers on my dog which i did and he even made a copy of it but still charged me so i found out to ask on top of the amount i am asking for but whith ur opinion how much should i ask for
Did you sign any documents regarding the rental of the room?
i am trying to yes and i still have it
and it states that he has no right to hold the money from me
The damages in this case will the return of the money that he owes you, plus interest, plus the cost of filling the lawsuit
how about my service dog
This suit is for breach of contract. In this kind of case, you cannot ask for anything to punish a person or for your mental anguish.
He owes you the money he agreed to pay you back from the beginning. He can't deduct for the service dog.
s going to do around 25,000 should i go for more since i have all the info about my service dog
You cannot sue for that much in small claims court
How much did you pay to stay in the motel
sory that is for housing aturoites
hink it was over 800 dallers under 900dallers
I'm not sure I understand what you mean/
ok. And that was for 2 months?
i mean at lease enought to not exceed 1,000 for small clais or should i take it higher up
So, you paid $900 to stay in a hotel for 1 month.
How long did you actually stay there?
and only stayed for two weeks
So, he owes you $450.00 back.
You can recover that, plus the filing fees, plus interest.
That's all you can sue for in this case
how about servicedog
Yes, he should return those charges....to my understanding that would be included in the $450 that he owes you
would i be able to add to that though
se of that
because of that
I do not think so. You get to ask for the $450, plus interest, plus filing costs
ok thanks
There are no penalty provisions that I'm aware of that you could ask the court to award you with for the wrongful harge for the service dog.
hat is all i need to know about these cases thanks
Great! I'm glad I could help. Please request me if you need answer to another question. I hope you are succesful in your demand and in your small claims case.
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ok i tryed to go on the news but n good on that and i wrote the letter you told me i should as a demand and certified it and yet no answer what else can i do to really put the pressure on them to where they will break down and respond with an amount to settle out if anything.


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By Steve Persall
Times Film Critic
Aron Ralston literally gave his right arm to get back home. You know his story if not his name, of being trapped for five days after a rock climbing accident and sawing off the limb to escape.
Naturally, Ralston wrote a book and naturally it is now a movie — just not the movie that you might expect.
Danny Boyle is a compulsive director of the unexpected, from Trainspotting to Slumdog Millionaire and artful tangents in-between. It shouldn't surprise anyone that he turned Ralston's solitary ordeal into 127 Hours, an avalanche of kinetic imagery that celebrates being around people, en masse or intimately, and the magnetic pull to society that even a weekend loner like Aron (James Franco) can't resist.
Through delirious flashbacks and hallucinations, Boyle fills our senses with what Aron may never experience again: a lover's touch, a swig of Gatorade, his sister playing piano, Mom's voice on an unanswered phone message. That never occurred to Aron when he took off alone for another adventure, neglecting to tell anyone where. He's cut from the same cloth as Christopher McCandless, the doomed hero of Into the Wild, but without grudges, only confidence taken too far.
Aron's nightmare becomes an actor's dream for Franco, whose coltish intensity meshes well with Boyle's approach. What actor wouldn't love being the only person on screen for much of a movie's running time? Yet there is never a sense of showboating in the performance, largely because of a brilliant conceit that happens to be true.
While trapped, the real Aron kept a video diary of his desperate circumstance with the hopes that it would be returned to his family someday. He didn't wish to appear alarmed for their sakes, so Franco tamps down the panic, leading to effectively introspective drama. But as dehydration and delirium set in, the recordings also inspire gallows humor; Aron poses as a talk show host, the guest and a caller — with a fantasy band and laugh track — in an achingly self-critical (and fictional) monologue.
Aron's evaporating sanity frees 127 Hours from his tomb, with Boyle fully using the rare luxury of having two directors of photography, Anthony Dod Mantle and Enrique Chediak. Their cameras are in constant motion in split screens and swiveling zooms mimicking Aron's racing thoughts. A rapid God's-eye view of the narrow canyon illustrates Aron's isolation. A hallucinated escape to his ex-girlfriend's door that she silently slams in his face portrays a growing awareness of human contact he always left behind.
Some of the visual tricks wear out their ingenuity, like placing a minicamera inside Aron's water bottle and camelback straw to watch his dwindling supply slide into his mouth, and a second surreal cameo for Scooby-Doo. The musical score is a hodgepodge of songs linked solely by melodic locomotion. To convey escalating madness, Boyle regularly and friskily errs on the opposite side of caution.
But that daredevil spirit — no different from Aron's breakneck race to that canyon — gives 127 Hours a visceral punch even before the amputation scene. It's gory and gut-wrenching but strangely life-affirming; when facing death humans will go to the absolute last resort to survive. That's worth at least one thumb up, don't you think?
Steve Persall can be reached at email@example.com or (727) 893-8365. Read his blog, Reeling in the Years, at tampabay.com/blogs/movies.


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Choosing Between A Historical Play Or Modern One To Watch
If you are considering going to watch a play, it can sometimes be difficult which to go and see. You may have certain types that you regularly go to see or you may not go to the theatre often and wonder what to expect. One main decision is whether to see something historical or more modern.
Historical Plays
Plays that are set in the past can be very popular. This is because the classics such as those by Shakespeare, are still very much seen as great plays to watch and to act in. Sometimes they are changed for a more modern audience with the actors having modern dress and the script may even be modernised as well. However, seeing something historical can be a great thing for many reasons.
Seeing a play that many people have watched before and has great reviews means that you will know that you are seeing something that is good quality. This means that you will be more likely to enjoy it. You will be able to get a sense of what it was like to live at the time the play was set, with the costumes and props as well as the actual storyline. This can take you away from modern life, which can provide a great bit of escapism. You also have the opportunity o have a bit of a history lesson as well. It may just be a small snapshot, but it is still a way of getting an idea of what it might have been like at that time.
Modern Plays
Seeing a modern play is preferred by some people for a variety of reasons. Some people like the fact that they can relate to what is going on because it is current and some prefer the style of the modern playwrites. It may be that you get the opportunity to see a play that was recently written. This means that you may be among some of the first people to see it and that can be a great honour. It can also be a lot of fun to experience something that is new and see whether you like it or not.
Of course, it is possible for plays that have been written recently to be set in the past. You need to decide whether you would rather see a play that is set in recent time or in the past and also whether you want to see something that was written recently or a while ago. It can be fun making the choice but if you cannot choose then you may be lucky enough to have the opportunity to see more than one play and then you will be able to compare them and decide which you want to see again in the future or you may decide you liked them both and want to see more of both types. It can be a lot of fun finding out and trying all sorts of different types.
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U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman announced today three New Mexico higher learning institutions have been awarded federal grants.
Funding for the grants below are being awarded though the U.S. Department of Education's Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI) Grant Program and will help the schools expand and enhance their academic offerings, program quality and institutional stability.
Luna Community College: $649,988
Eastern New Mexico University: $648,582
"Expanding educational opportunities to more of New Mexico's Hispanic students helps create the workforce we'll need to strengthen our economy, and is an important long-term investment in our state," Bingaman said.
Bingaman has been a longtime leader in Congress for HSI's, having been one of the first to call for their recognition in the 1980s. HSI's are defined as institutions with more than 25% of enrolled students identifying as Hispanics and a high number of low-income students; New Mexico is home to 23 HSIs.
Additionally, the University of New Mexico -- Taos has been awarded a $421,315 grant through a separate Department of Education's grant program, which assists students who are engaged, or whose parents are engaged in migrant and other seasonal farm work enrolled in their first year of undergraduate studies at a higher learning institution.
Source: http://www.bingaman.senate.gov/news/20120620-02.cfm


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The actor will play Stan Lauryssens, the proteger of Spanish painter Salvador Dali, to be portrayed by Pacino.
Equal acting partner for Al Pacino in biographical flick "Dali & I: The Surreal Story" is eventually found. The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that Golden Globes-nominee Cillian Murphy has already been signed to join the veteran actor in the cast.
Based on Stan Lauryssens� autobiographical book of the same name, pic, which will span the 1960s-80s, follows the time in the life of famed painter Salvador Dali when most of his great work was behind him and he became more flamboyant. Murphy is billed to play Lauryssens, an art dealer whom Pacino�s Dali developed a mentor-protege relationship with.
Assigned to direct is Andrew Niccol with production start pushed back to early 2008 on location in Spain and New York. David O. Sacks, Daniel Brunt, and Michael R. Newman are all producing for Room 9 Entertainment, which originally obtained "Dali" as a spec written by John Salvati that Niccol later rewrote.


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Taylor Lautner and Selena Gomez: Meet the Parents
Taylor Lautner and Selena Gomez are just friends? Really?
New Moon's hunky werewolf and the Wizards of Waverly Place star have been spending oodles of quality time together in Vancouver recently, and on Tuesday they took their supposedly platonic relationship one step further, breaking bread with each other's parental units.
After leaving their hotel together and lunching with Gomez co-star Hutch Dano at Villa del Lupo, Lautner and Gomez—who are currently in Vancouver filming New Moon and Ramona and Beezus, respectively—hit up the Spaghetti Factory for dinner with their families.
The Lautner and the Gomez clans apparently got on pretty well—Selena even gave Taylor's dad, Daniel, a big hug.
What a sweet kid. But then, it's always nice to get in good early with your future in-laws.
Have your say in the comments section: Do you think Taylor and Selena are just friends, or is there something more to their relationship?


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Through its sustainability funds, LGT invests in companies, organizations and countries that have an exemplary track record in terms of environmental, social and corporate governance criteria and that add long-term value from a financial perspective.
Responsible business practices help improve the quality of life for future generations. As a result, investors are being increasingly drawn to sustainable investments. According to a joint study by consultants Mercer and LGT Capital Partners, 57 percent of the institutional investors surveyed believe that considering sustainability criteria boosts the risk-adjusted return on an investment.
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Atlantic Hurricane Season Comes To A Close Without Any Major Storms Hitting Eastern US
Study: Tropical Storms Shifting Toward North And South Poles
Necropsies Continue On Whales Beached Off SW Florida
Biologists Monitor Pilot Whales Off SW Florida Wildlife officials are monitoring dozens of pilot whales spotted in shallow waters off southwest Florida.
Report: 2013 US Weather Was Wetter, Cooler Than Years PastScientists say 2013 was the wettest year for the continental U.S. since 2009. The average rainfall totaled 31 inches, 2 inches above the previous century's average.
Large Numbers Of Dolphins Dying In Gulf
First Tropical Storm Of The Season, Andrea, Forms Forecasters say the first named storm of Atlantic season, Tropical Storm Andrea, has formed over the Gulf of Mexico.


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Seneca Valley teacher finds God in rescue from car in creek
Henry "Leo" Stefanacci counted himself a nonbeliever until he had to be rescued this month from his overturned car in the icy waters of Connoquenessing Creek.
"There is a God; that's why I'm alive," Stefanacci, 48, of Zelienople said on Thursday. "God and the power of prayer."
The special education teacher at Seneca Valley Middle School is recovering from injuries he suffered on March 3 as his car slid off Halstead Boulevard in Zelienople.
Four teenagers from the Zelienople area spotted the wreckage in the dark and called 911. Firefighters pulled Stefanacci from the water. He said he may have been in the water for as long as 40 minutes and believes he had just minutes left when rescuers arrived.
"They're heroes," Stefanacci said of the teens and firefighters. "I owe my life to them."
Stefanacci said he said goodbye to his family, including his wife, Kelly, 45, and daughters Gianna, 12, and Carmen, 9, when he found he could not escape.
"It was the saddest moment of my life," he said.
Stefanacci awoke after four days in critical care in UPMC Presbyterian in Oakland, where medical staff treated him for a concussion, pneumonia, hypothermia and other injuries.
He lost 20 pounds and now uses a cane at times. He works with a therapist to regain his speech, which is soft and raspy because of injuries and treatments. He said doctors expect a full recovery in six months to a year.
Stefanacci was overwhelmed with cards, gifts and other tokens from people wishing him a quick recovery.
"You don't realize how many people love you until you take a step away," he said.
Bill Vidonic is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-380-5621 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Conference Report
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Directors of graduate studies and department chairs from 74 physics departments convened at the American Center for Physics from January 31 to February 2, 2013 for the second conference on graduate education in physics. They were joined by representatives from industry, national laboratories, and professional societies (including a European representative), and 11 graduate student leaders. The meeting, which followed up the 2008 graduate education conference, was organized by the American Physical Society (APS) and the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) with partial National Science Foundation (NSF) funding. Attendees shared best practices and discussed how to spur innovation and creativity to improve graduate education in physics and address challenges and opportunities facing the discipline.
One of the major challenges physics faces is a persistent inability to engage students from underrepresented minority groups, who will represent an increasing fraction of the U.S. student population in coming decades. Another challenge facing graduate programs is that approximately 50% of the physics PhDs in the U.S. are awarded to foreign students, and with countries such as China and India strengthening their own science research infrastructure, the competition for the best foreign physics graduate students at U.S. universities is likely to increase. Both challenges have implications for recruiting a sufficient pool of future physics graduate students. Recommendations to increase diversity in physics include:
- Increasing efforts to recruit diverse students
- Developing flexible admission criteria and exam structures
- Building bridge programs of the type that APS is developing,
- Establishing cohorts with a critical mass of underrepresented students,
- Employing research-based curricula and pedagogies in introductory courses,
- Providing effective mentoring and monitoring of student progress (including training faculty in these skills),
- Adding family-friendly policies to graduate programs
- Providing resources and support for all students.
Sessions also focused on preparing students for diverse careers. Physics is becoming more interdisciplinary, and representatives from many departments reported they have begun to modify their curricula and exam structures in order to accommodate interdisciplinary research and interests. Participants also agreed that physics graduate education should provide adequate training for non-academic careers, since a majority of physics graduate students (approximately 70%) will end up employed outside academia. Industrial and national lab representatives emphasized that a "T-shaped" physicist, who has an in-depth knowledge in some areas of physics but has a broad knowledge across the discipline as well as in professional skills, can adapt more readily to new situations and a rapidly changing work environment. Recommendations to improve the professional training of students in physics graduate programs include:
- Developing a department identity
- Adding flexibility to the curriculum
- Teaching students a wide range of professional skills, including oral and written communication, networking, program management, leadership, and the ability to work on and lead teams
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Meatballs at Oak Tree Tavern (Monday, Aug. 19)
Check out Bill Murray in his first starring role. In Meatballs, he plays a wacky camp counsellor with a heart of gold. The Calgary Underground Film Festival continues its weekly screening of summer-camp flicks in Kensington at the Oak Tree Tavern.
Hip Hop Workshops with Bobby Mileage at Pulse Studios (Tuesday, Aug. 20 and Thursday Aug. 22)
If you've ever wanted to try hip hop dancing, doing it with Mileage, who danced in Will Smith's "Men in Black" music video, might be the best opportunity. Mileage drops into Pulse Studios for two workshops this week, both are open level (open to everyone from pros to beginners). Also this week, there's another drop-in workshop on Tuesday with special guest Sweepy, where you can learn how to pop. Take a look at Sweepy's moves in the video below.
Drum Mania at The Ironwood Stage & Grill (Wednesday, Aug. 21)
Usually drummers hang out in the background, but they take centre stage on this night. Three of the faculty of Mount Royal University's Drumset Educational Camp— John Riley (who has played with the Village Vanguard Big Band), Mark Kelso (Gino Vanelli and Holly Cole) and Tyler Hornby (Ingrid Jensen and Randy Brecker)—hit the stage.
Music in the Plaza: Classical Revolution at Heritage Park (Wednesday, Aug. 21)
For those less rhythmically inclined, Heritage Park offers another night of free music in the Heritage Town Square. The featured group this week is Classical Revolution, who play monthly at Cafe Koi. You can find out more about the group in Swerve's five facts from May.
Opera in the Village at Riverwalk Plaza (Starting Thursday, Aug. 22)
It's Canada's first outdoor opera festival, but worry not for Calgary's daily thunderstorm watch: Calgary Opera has erected a tent along the Riverwalk. The main course of Calgary Opera's takeover of the East Village is The Pirates of Penzance, which, as one of Gilbert and Sullivan's more popular operas, has been performed hundreds of times across the world. To get you in the mood, you can check out Opera Australia's version of "I am a Pirate King." —Jon Roe


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LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Natural hair care line NATU has announced that its entire line will be available in selected Whole Foods Market retail stores throughout the New England region — Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, as of early September.
According to the manufacturer, what makes its formulas unique is that they are made with natural, plant-based ingredients that match up with the structural ingredients found in healthy hair.
"When creating the formula for NATU products, we studied the actual structure of the hair," explained Stephen Krawczyk, founder of NATU. "Hair is composed of natural-born proteins, lipids, amino acids, essential fatty acids, vitamins and other nutrients — which have been included in the exclusive NATU formulas. We are passionate about using highly effective natural ingredients, while eliminating synthetics from everyday life as much as possible."
NATU is 96.8% to 99.5% natural and NATU has no sulfates, silicones, resins, parabens, phthalates, petrolatum, ethoxylates, artificial colors or synthetic fragrances, the company stated.
The NATU line is comprised of eight products that care for all hair types and textures:


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This documents the process that occurs when an HTTP request is made to Webware. It is current as of version 0.5 of Webware, as of my understanding on 25 March 2000. -- Ian Bicking
The process begins when a browser requests the web server to for a page. The browser tells the server what page it wants to receive, and passes any cookies that are marked for the server, as well as any form variables (GET or POST).
Because different web servers are supported, and under each server there several ways to interact with Webware, there are a variety of adapters that will handle the request at this point. With the exception of OneShot, they will generally package up the request and send it over a socket to the AppServer. The AppServer has been started ahead of time, and is waiting to respond.
(@@ give examples/summaries of various adapters and how they work, perhaps describe how request is packaged)
The AppServer is generally the subclass AsyncThreadedAppServer, however I will refer to it simply as AppServer.
The AppServer listens for requests from an Adapter*. When it receives a request, it puts it in a queue and the next available thread will handle the request.
The thread (which is an instance of the RequestHandler class) will wait until it has read all the data (RequestHandler.handle_read), placing the data in RequestHandler.reqdata. Then the RequestHandler.handleRequest method is called. The request that was passed over the socket is then unmarshals*.
RequestHandler handles STATUS and QUIT methods directly. (@@ how would these requests be made?) All other requests are handled by Application. AppServer keeps an instance of Application, and Application.dispatchRawRequest is called with the unmarshalled request*.
When you connect through OneShot.cgi you go through largely the same process, except that there is no persistence. The OneShot adapter starts a new AppServer (OneShotAppServer) for each request. This is inefficient but at times convenient.
Application.dispatchRawRequest takes the dictionary that was passed over the socket, and creates an HTTPRequest. HTTPRequest.__init__ parses the dictionary. It parses fields, cookies, and some internal values that are used by Application.
After the HTTPRequest is created, it is passed to Application.dispatchRequest. This creates a Transaction with Application.createTransactionForRequest, which in turn simply creates a Transaction, passing it the application (self) and the request. Transaction simply acts a container for these various pieces of a transaction (request, response, session, servlet, and application), and passes messages to them (through methods).
A response is created with Application.createResponseInTransaction. An HTTPResponse is created, and again Transaction acts as a container.
The Application asks for HTTPRequest.serverSidePath. This in turns goes right back to Application.serverSidePathForRequest. This then tries to find the Servlet that corresponds to the URI asked for.
Consider an example URI:
With the filename of the servlet, Application continues.
Application.handleGoodURL calls Application.createServletInTransaction. Like the path lookup, this method first looks for a cached Servlet. If it's found, it checks the timestamp on the cache and the source file, invalidating the cache if necessary.
If a cached Servlet wasn't found, or the cache was invalidated, it creates a new cache entry for the Servlet.*
Application.getServlet actually creates the Servlet. The cache actually keeps a queue of available instances of the Servlet, which are reused when possible. (@@ what's up with the factories here? Oy, I need to figure this part out some more)
Once the Transaction has a Servlet to work with, it calls Transaction.awake, Transaction.respond, and finally Transaction.sleep. Transaction in turns calls these methods on both the Session and the Servlet.
HTTPServlet.awake doesn't do anything, unless you override it in a subclass (@@ why would you override it? What does it mean?)
Session.awake sets its list access time and number of accesses when awake is called.
HTTPServlet.respond is called with the transaction as its only argument. It calls a method based on the request type: 'GET', 'POST', 'PUT', 'DELETE', 'OPTIONS', 'TRACE'. 'GET' calls HTTPServlet.respondToGet, 'POST' respondToPost, etc., all with the transaction as an argument. The actual Servlet must override these methods to give the desired behavior.
Session.respond does nothing.
Page (a subclass of HTTPServlet) has more interesting behavior. It is particularly directed towards generating HTML (HTTPServlet is entirely neutral), and consolidates a number of things.
Page.awake initializes a number of variables that will not change for the entire transaction (but may change if the Page is reused for other transactions).
Page.respondToGet and Page.respondToPost both call Page._respond, which looks for a field named '_action_' and dispatches based on that. '_action_' is translated by Page.methodNameForAction, and the result must be among the list returned by Page.actions (cached by Page._actionSet). If no '_action_' field is given, Page.writeHTML is run.
Page can also generate the HEAD, TITLE, and other elements of the HTML page. You can override Page.writeBody to generate content, and methods like Page.title() to generate other content. It's easiest just to look at Page.py to see these.
Page.write calls HTTPResponse.write with its arguments. HTTPResponse.write holds these strings in a list.
After having set up the request, we need to back out all the way to the browser.
After Application.dispatchRequest has called Application.handleGoodURL (which calls awake/respond/sleep), it will call HTTPResponse.deliver. (@@ what exactly is this supposed to do?) (@@ then Application.returnInstance is called... I don't understand it either) It then returns the transaction to RequestHandler (in AsyncThreadedAppServer.py).
RequestHandler.handleRequest calls HTTPResponse.rawResponse, which returns a dictionary containing the keys 'headers' and 'contents'. Headers is a list of header/value pairs. For example:
[('Content-Type', 'text/html'), ('Set-Cookie', 'foo=bar') ]
RequestHandler.handleRequest then turns this into a normal CGI-style response, with header: value at the top, a blank line, and then 'contents'. It then deletes the transaction.
Having waited patiently, RequestHandler will finally send the string contructed from the Response to the Adapter over the socket. The adapter will deal with it as appropriate. E.g., the CGI adapter prints the result to stdout.
The user sees the page, and it is good.
* The AppServer writes the hostname and port to a file address.text. The Adapter reads this file to determine where it can connect to the AppServer.
* Marshalling takes simple Python values -- strings, lists, numbers, etc., and puts them into a string representation.
* The request is a dictionary with the keys 'format', 'time', 'input', and 'environ':
* The cache for the Servlet is used
both for the file path lookup, and for the Servlet cache (i.e., two
caches keyed by URL/PATH_INFO and by serverSidePath, but pointing to
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James Alan is a magician based in Toronto. He is the producer of James Alan's Magic Tonight, a live dinner-theatre-style magic show performed in Downtown Toronto, Mississauga, and Pickering. He has produced two acclaimed one-man shows;The Uncertainty Project and Lies, Damn Lies & Magic/Tricks. Check out some of thereviews from Magic Tonight.
Michael Close is a magician, musician. He is a world-renowned magic inventor and consultant. He is the author of numerous magic publications including Closely Guarded Secrets, the Workers series and a joke collection, That Reminds Me. He is currently the editor of MUM, the journal of the Society of American Magicians.
The podcast was taped in front of a live audience at the Winter Solstice Celebration for the Centre for Inquiry Canada, a think-tank and community outreach organization advancing reason, science, free expression and secular values.
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Rich Weil: Fitness -- Let's Get Going
Sorting through your fitness possibilities
WebMD Weight Loss Clinic - Live Events Transcript
Starting a fitness routine? What are you trying to achieve: strength, endurance, cardiovascular health, flexibility? We sorted through the possibilities and got our exercise questions answered when fitness expert Richard Weil joined us.
The opinions expressed herein are the guest's alone and have not been reviewed by a WebMD physician. If you have questions about your health, you should consult your personal physician. This event is meant for informational purposes only.
Moderator: Hello Richard. Thank you for joining us today. How are you?
Weil: I'm doing well. I went for my run this morning; I did just three miles because I am coming off of a bout of bronchitis, four weeks of it, but starting to move again feels really good. In addition, I really missed not moving. It's unusual for me to not move. To be laid up for four weeks is difficult. So it feels really good to move again. And one other point is it doesn't take a lot of movement to feel good again. So even when I ran just one mile, the first day back, it all felt really good again. I got the same benefit, really, from one mile that I might get from five.
Moderator: For those who are just starting out with an exercise program (and who are intimidated by the thought of running a mile), can you explain the various types of exercise?
Weil: Yes. There are several types of exercise. I'll describe a couple in detail:
Aerobic, meaning with oxygen, meaning that you do it to the point where you're breathing a little harder than at rest, but not so hard that you're out of breath. If you feel warm and slightly out of breath, and sustain it for any period of time, really beyond 15 minutes, you're going to gain all the benefits of aerobic exercise. The benefits are:
Furthermore, you don't need lots of aerobic exercise to gain those benefits. In fact, simply going from a sedentary lifestyle where you do very, very little activity to increasing your walking or any other type of aerobic activity, even just three times a week for 20 to 30 minutes, will give you these benefits. Other types of aerobic activity besides walking include:
In addition, any lifestyle type of activity that is aerobic also counts.
The Surgeon General's guideline doesn't replace the ACSM guideline, it is an alternative for people and can complement it. If you already adhere to the ACSM guideline, there's no reason to quit. You should continue with what you're doing. The Surgeon General's guideline simply provides an alternative. So climbing stairs, walking instead of taking the bus, trying to find any way in your daily life to increase physical activity is the way to go for those people who have been unable or unwilling to stick with more formal exercise. So saying there's no time to exercise is not necessarily a problem with the new Surgeon General guideline, because you can incorporate physical activity right into your day.


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The podPress upgrade is not complete
Getting the following notice:
Notice: The podPress upgrade is not complete. Please, go to the General Settings page of podPress to finish this process manually.
When I go the the General settings Page I get the following:
Upgrade of the data base table: wp_podpress_stats
What is the reason for this upgrade?
Some of the podPress versions since 8.8.10 have stored the download statistic results in some cases (if the file names contain reserved URL characters) with wrong encoded names in the data base. For instance: A file name with such reserved characters is podcast(nr1).mp3. It was possible that podPress had created an entry for podcast(nr1).mp3 (with the brackets as they are) and one entry with a different encoding mechanism: podcast%28nr1%29.mp3. The problem is that only one of these entries would show up on the statistic result pages. But this upgrade will correct the entries in the wp_podpress_statcounts and wp_podpress_stats tables.
How it works and what you need to do
(The statistic feature is deativated while this dialog is open.)
The upgrade of the statistics data base tables may require some time – probably more time than this part of the plugin is allowed to run at once. (The limit is called max_execution_time.) That is the reason why your help is needed to complete the process.Basically you need to start the process again as long as there are not upgraded rows left in the data base tables.
You may choose the increment (number of rows which will be upgraded at once). You can speed up the process. But since the time which is needed to update a certain amount of rows may fluctuate depending on the usage of the web server of your blog, it is recommended to try a low increment value at first and increase it carefully.
In this case the max. execution time for the blog software is: 30 seconds.
The time needed to correct 10 rows in the data base: 1.26650190353 seconds
Select an increment: <= 91 (The increment should be smaller than this value)
Number of rows in the data base table wp_y4xojb_podpress_stats: 389434
Number of rows which need be processed: 389424
As you see, it would take forever update using this process. Need a better solution
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