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The tastiest way to eat your greens is by stuffing them into a buttery, cheesy sandwich.
2 Tbsp cream cheese, softened
¾ cup shredded Swiss cheese
¾ cup shredded Gruyere
¼ cup grated Parmesan
Olive oil, for sautéing and brushing
½ clove garlic, thinly sliced
Crushed red pepper flakes
3 cups fresh spinach
? can of artichoke hearts (about 4 hearts), roughly chopped
White crusty loaf of bread, cut into 1-inch slices
Salt, to taste
1.) In a large mixing bowl, combine the cream cheese, shredded and grated cheeses.
2.) In a sauté pan, heat some olive oil and add the garlic and crushed red pepper flakes. Cook for 1?2 minutes until fragrant.
3.) Add the spinach and cook to wilt, then toss in the artichokes to warm through. Transfer directly to the bowl with the cheeses and stir to combine. Salt to taste.
4.) Lay out 2 slices of bread and drizzle with olive oil. Flip bread over and spread 1 slice with half of the artichoke mixture. Top with other bread slice and place in waffle iron. Repeat with remaining bread and artichoke mixture.
5.) For more garlic essence, rub the other half of your garlic clove on the outside of the crusty sandwich bread once the bread is toasted.
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A horse race is such a brief and intense release of the tension between many hundreds of competing possibilities that a simple plotline has great appeal. The Sussex Stakes at Goodwood on Wednesday – which is being built up as the "Duel on the Downs" between Frankel and Canford Cliffs – is just the latest example, with echoes of the head-to-head between Kauto Star and Denman in the 2010 Cheltenham Gold Cup, which ended in victory for Imperial Commander.
An important difference between the two races is that Imperial Commander was always likely to be a serious runner at a track where he was a multiple winner, and the Cheltenham fences had already ended Kauto Star's challenge before he fell, four out. There are no obstacles to get in the way at Goodwood, while the current betting is 16-1 bar the two main contenders. This coin is far less likely to come down on its side.
But while it is highly probably that victory will go to either Frankel or Canford Cliffs, there is still a depth and complexity to this race that makes it fiendishly difficult to call with any confidence. The form of both horses is in the book to be considered and interpreted in the normal way, but so much is likely to depend on tactics and how the drama unfolds at every stage.
If the run of the race allows Canford Cliffs to stay close enough to Frankel to quicken at him a furlong out, he will probably win. If Frankel can deliver his more sustained acceleration at the two-pole, even Canford Cliffs' turn of foot is unlikely to reel him in.
The key point is going to be whether Tom Queally, on Frankel, or Richard Hughes, on Canford Cliffs, is more successful at directing the flow of events. That is something Queally struggled to do in Frankel's latest start at Royal Ascot, where he went for home much too soon and was forced to cling on at the end.
Queally is too clever and talented a rider to make the same mistake twice, though, and a more significant concern after that race is whether it will have left a mark on Frankel. Queally and Henry Cecil, his trainer, insist that he was "idling" in the closing stages, but Frankel looked exhausted, as he had every right to be.
He has had six weeks to recover, but, while Frankel (3.10) should remain unbeaten on Wednesday, the Ascot race leaves enough lingering doubt to temper enthusiasm at around even-money. Whether or not your cash is down, though, this should be the most compelling two minutes of the Flat season.
But there will be intriguing contests dotted throughout Glorious Goodwood. Fulgur (2.35), who won possibly the strongest 10-furlong handicap of the year at Newmarket this month, will be a strong contender if he lines up for the Gordon Stakes on Tuesday, while Goodwood often suits frontrunners such as Harris Tweed (3.15), who steps up to two miles in Thursday's Goodwood Cup.
The meeting's second Group One, the Nassau Stakes on Saturday, has the potential to be the event of the season for fillies and mares, with Snow Fairy (3.05) taken to return to form against a field that could include Misty For Me, Midday and Crystal Capella.

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Public relations professionals, including communications and media relations specialists, share vital messages through attention-grabbing writing, video, social media, special events and fundraising campaigns. Regardless of the field – sports, fashion, music, television, health care or manufacturing – a creative public relations professional is an essential part of any successful business or not-for-profit organization. As such, our graduates enjoy a wide range of career opportunities. With a well-focused, practical curriculum that includes two field placements, Durham College's fast-tracked, program allows graduates to enter the workforce in just two calendar years and regularly boasts a 100 per cent graduate employment record.Back to Top
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If you like to write then you'll love this program! This fast-track, three-year diploma program, which is delivered over two calendar years, focuses on effective communication strategies in the public relations industry.
Public relations (PR) practitioners must be versatile and skilled writers and speakers as they help people and organizations explain who they are, what they do and why they do it.
You will develop your writing and editing skills for electronic and print media as well as your practical skills in a workshop setting with a not-for-profit agency. You will also write and provide input into Reflections, Durham College's award-winning alumni magazine.
Your hands-on skills will be refined through organizing and executing a media conference and you will gain event planning expertise by planning and executing fundraising events to raise money for an out-of-town class field trip. After completing your course work you will also gain hands-on industry experience working on placement in a corporate PR office.Back to Top
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- Electronic PUBLishing II (COMP 2341)
- Public Relations Copy Writing I (COPY 2301)
- Digital Imaging For Public Relations (DIGT 2303)
- Writing For Public Relations (ENG 2307)
- General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
- General Elective Credit (GNED 1000)
- Corporate Management (MGMT 2311)
- Public Relations Techniques (PRTK 2301)
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- Electronic PUBLishing III (DTP 3302)
- Magazine Design For Public Relations (EDIT 2303)
- Electronic Media Production (EMP 1301)
- Public Relations Business Writing (ENG 3307)
- Media Relations (PRMR 3300)
- Strategic Communications Planning (WKSP 3302)
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- Publication Management (EDIT 4300)
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- Field Placement Seminar & Portfolios (FWKS 4303)
- Social Media & Web Principles (PRSM 4301)
- Event Planning And Fund Development (PRTK 4300)
- Non-Profit Placement - PUBL (WKSP 4306)
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- Bachelor of Professional Arts (Communication Studies) - Athabasca University
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Atlantic City Firefighter Sven Peltonen spent almost 24 hours wondering what he could have done differently.
After working to try to revive a swimmer pulled unconscious from the ocean off South Carolina Avenue at about 7 p.m Monday, he was told she had died. Then, at about 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, a reporter called to tell him the 59-year-old New Hampshire woman had survived.
The woman, whose name is not being released, is in the Intensive Care Unit at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center's City Campus, Sgt. Monica McMenamin said. Her exact condition has not been released.
The condition of the city's Fire Department and Beach Patrol is disbelief.
"We're overwhelmed with joy," said Beach Patrol Chief Rod Aluise, a day after releasing the information that the woman had died.
He and McMenamin had been working to find the drowning victim's name only to find out she hadn't drowned.
"The people who were there said the woman was as dead as anyone they'd ever seen," Aluise said. "When I told them she was alive, they were in shock. The fact that she made it is just remarkable. I would say a miracle and just a wonderful outcome."
"It was a total cooperative effort," Peltonen said.
On Monday night, Station 1 tried to understand the tragedy as a team. On Tuesday, the firefighters tried to grasp the news that the woman survived.
Rescue workers were called to the scene at about 7 p.m. Monday for a woman in the water at South Carolina Avenue, where lifeguards go off duty at 6 p.m.
After-hours guards on personal watercraft and others who were at Kentucky Avenue where the beach is open until 8 p.m., were dispatched.
The woman was found facedown in the water.
When firefighters arrived, the lifeguards were just bringing her in, Peltonen said.
"I grabbed her and dragged to the hard sand and just started working on her," he recalled.
A police officer, who McMenamin identified as Kevin Skeeters, took care of ventilation. And Rescue One provided medical supplies, including oxygen.
Peltonen, whose brother is a lifeguard in Hawaii, recalled the deep-water rescues he's seen there. He tried to think of the deep compressions they do to get the water out.
He continued working on her all the way up the beach until handing the work over to emergency medical technicians.
"He never gave up. He was unrelenting," said James Leonard Jr., who was passing the area when the rescue was going on. "After she was placed in the ambulance, you could see the ambulance going up and down, and it was clear that they were still trying to save her."
Then, Peltonen was told that she hadn't survived.
He called his brother asking what their guards do there that wasn't done here. After returning from the beach Monday night, the firefighters talked about what else could have been done.
By the time they returned to duty at about 5 p.m. Tuesday, they learned the efforts had paid off.
Peltonen, a 23-year Brigantine Beach Patrol veteran and paddleboat champion, was just finishing his shift on the beach before heading to Station 1 in Atlantic City when he got the news Tuesday. At the firehouse, he was still in disbelief.
He said he'd been told the woman went into the water to rescue a young family member who was in trouble. The child got back to the beach, he said.
Peltonen insisted it was a team effort, and said that if it weren't for the personal watercraft, the woman never would have been pulled out in time.
"That's why we have the Jet Skis online all the time," Aluise said. Two lifeguards and two Jet Ski operators. You can cover a lot of ground with that."
Peltonen, 37, said he almost drowned in a pool during training when he was in college.
"So it's kind of close to me, water rescue," he said. "I was going over that experience with everybody last night. To imagine what this woman went through, what was going through her mind."
Fire Chief Dennis Brooks said he was proud of the work his firefighters did.
"I'm proud," he said. "They did a great job."
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DNR Certifies New Clean Marina in Calvert County
KB Derr & Son, an independent marina and boatyard in Lusby, is the newest certified Maryland Clean Marina.
"I decided to go for the award after I attended a Clean Marina workshop last winter," said Owner Justin Derr. "I realized I would rather be proactive and adopt the best practices and permits for the industry."
The boatyard was already using dustless sanders and recycling used oil and antifreeze. However, to meet the award criteria, they covered and enclosed recycling tanks, added fuel-spill response equipment, and developed a system that collects all wastewater from washing boat bottoms. The office also provides its customers with pollution prevention information through mailings.
"KB Derr & Son demonstrated a real commitment to the Clean Marina program," said Program Coordinator Donna Morrow. "From attending the workshop, hosting a site visit with Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) staff, and quickly implementing all of the agency's recommendations, Justin and his crew have shown us they really want to protect our waterways and run a professional, clean marina and boatyard."
This is the 125th certified Maryland Clean Marina. There are a total of 149 certified facilities in the State, including 24 smaller partners. The businesses have adopted a significant portion of recommendations in the Maryland Clean Marina Guidebook and passed rigorous site inspections. DNR staff re-inspect the facilities every three years. Marinas and boatyards of any size may participate.
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The spectacle of Bavarian Jews calling the Berlin Jews names, is being enjoyed by all who read the Bavarian press.
Jews of Munich calling themselves "National German Jews" have "vigorously protested", in letters printed by some of the anti-Semitic Munich papers, against the "Central Society of German citizens of the Jewish Persuasion", because the "Centralverein" assailed General Ludendorf. "the German leader and here". The Munich Jews are "shocked" because leading German Jews in libel proceedings recently ended, accused the Generalissimo of virulent anti-Semitism.


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Luck = cocky?? Really? You've officially lost it, Ol' Blu. You've shed all the light on your opinion with that completely baseless assessment of Luck. You're stretching for anything and you're coming up with nothing. Making up reasons to hate some one is childish and that is exactly what you're doing.
Please find proof that he is cocky or you will lose any shred of credibility you might have had.
"the rookie quarterback gave himself a midterm grade of C - even though this has been no average season."
...what a cocky SOB.
I think Luck passes for 350+ and we still lose by 21+.
And for the love of all that is holy, ignore OlBlu. Please? The dude's a troll.
Don't know what to expect exactly, but assuming Pats win. I think I would be content with a loss if we at least put up a fight. An embarrassing blow out performance doesn't do too much for the momentum we've established in the win streak. Then, if we are in a position to win, it's just gravy at that point. In other words, show we've legitimately improved/developed in how we play today and I'll take whatever result ensues.
I'll add that, not surprisingly, I expect red zone efficiency to be big in this one for us. You have to think Pats will put up points, even if we play decently enough on D, given our DB situation at minimum.
Given the struggles of their D this season, seems likely we can move the ball some, unless Luck is just off a la the Jets game. But, we've had our challenges converting RZ opportunities into 7. We can't afford what opportunities we get ending in more FGs than TDs if we aspire to staying in the game.
Might be a good day for AV not to choke away any FG's....
Colts-Pats is the national TV game today. Goodbye, productive Sunday!
Should be a good game, I am looking forward to it.
I would love people to discuss real world football more.
However, I can't help but laugh at the absurdity of some of his statements. I am most certainly laughing at him opposed to with him. As long as he realizes that he created a character that doesn't deserve to be treated with the same respect a normal human poster would, his existence here is tolerable. I guess this is how a sad old man gets his rocks off, could be worse.
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My word Andrew Luck is making some incredible passes.
Colts 14
Pats 7
This game is not going to have any defense.


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Go See "China: Through the Looking Glass"/
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's latest exhibit "China: Through the Looking Glass" examines China's influence on Western fashion.
The exhibit gained widespread media attention when pictures of Western celebrities MET Gala outfits flooded the internet. There was Rihanna in a Guo Pei haute couture yellow robe, Miley Cyrus in Alexander Wang, then Sarah Jessica Parker in a "phoenix crown," and Lady Gaga in a kimono. (See: The Most Questionable Interpretations of the MET Gala's Chinese Theme)
One would likely jump to the same conclusion that the exhibit, like some aspects of gala, is just another example of cultural appropriation.
After my visit to the exhibit on College Group at the MET night, I am writing to tell you that it's not as offensive as perhaps depicted in the news. Yes, at first glance, themes of opium, calligraphy, Chinoiserie, and even the Cultural Revolution seem borderline stereotypical, but once you see the gowns on display, you just see a beautiful gown. Yes, there's Yves Saint Laurent, Dior, Versace, etc., but all are expensive gowns with delicate embroideries and fine attention to detail. There are no slanted eyes, no yellow skin tones, or exaggerated Chinese accented English (the films used are Chinese classic films). The recurring question is always what is the line between art and appropriation. I asked my Asian friends if they thought it was offensive for a non-Asian to wear Asian inspired clothes. Many of them agreed that they appreciated the effort to understand their Asian culture through fashion and, as long as the design is respectable, more sharing of and exposure of their culture is a good thing.
I was glad to see that a significant section of the exhibit was dedicated to attire worn by 3rd generation Chinese American actress Anna May Wong.
"Why is it that the screen Chinese is always the villain? We are not like that."
"It's a pretty sad situation to be rejected by Chinese because I'm 'too American' and by American producers because they prefer other races to act Chinese parts."


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PEOPLE arrested on suspicion of drug related crimes in Essex will be tested as part of a new scheme.
Thousands of crimes costing millions of pounds are linked to drug use in Essex every year.
The Home Office has given Essex Police a £718,000 grant for a scheme called Drug Testing on Arrest to combat the problem.
Police and Crime Commissioner Nick Alston said: "Class A drug users often commit a significant proportion of acquisitive crime.
"The programme aims to identify whether a person arrested on suspicion of certain offences is a Class A drug user, and if so facilitate their access to treatment.
"The evidence shows successful treatment for drug misuse will significantly reduce re-offending, and keep our communities safer."
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It looked bad when computers were seized and homes got raided by FBI agents and then administration officials began disappearing from lucrative administration jobs - the kind you get after you've been a loyal soldier.
A campaign contributor got arrested and then some realtor guy goes to jail for failing to cooperate with another investigation. Things were beginning to spin out of control.
Then, three men were arrested. One a high ranking Walker corporal and former chief of staff who as it turned out had been stealing tens of thousands of dollars from a veterans charity - a position Walker lobbied hard for him to get - against the wishes of others who knew he had sticky fingers.
Horrible! A complete disgrace! He stole from wounded veterans and their families, just so he could take vacations, meet Herman Cain and pay for Scott Walker's campaign websites.
Worse yet, his boyfriend - the 2nd man arrested - the actual treasurer of the veterans charity was trolling for boys and collecting child pornography. The 3rd man turns out to have also stolen money from the same charity - apparently a widely known activity - and for his efforts he gets promoted to a Veterans Affairs position just months back by none other than Scott Walker.
It can't get worse... and then it does.
Two Walker staff members were arrested yesterday. One faces 4 felony misconduct charges for illegal activities she performed on behalf of Scott Walker sitting just 25 feet from Walker's office door. The other, is clearly getting ready to accept a plea deal just so she can stay out of jail. Her career is over, her credibility gone.
The complaint is long, but worth reading and the Journal Sentinel is going to get a Pulitzer before everything else in this grimy tale is revealed. What we know today is that the guy who stole the money from the vets set up a private and separate router for internet service in Walker's County Exec offices when he was chief of staff. It was housed in it's own cabinet.
One must wonder if he paid for that with stolen charity funds a well?
The staff knew the access code, hid it's existence from the county IT department and used it to conduct campaign and fundraising activities while they were working (and paid) as public employees. How much time was spent performing these illegal activities? About half the time according to the lady with felony charges.
She sent almost 1400 emails.
After the lady who is copping a plea resigned, Scott Walker sent out an email saying they (the campaign) could not take another story about campaigning on public time. He sent the email out from his campaign website, not as their boss, but as their candidate.
The message was clear - don't get caught or the chuck wagon bound for Madison was gonna be over.
There are a lot of questions that remain. Perhaps the Governor's spokesperson could clarify some things for us all - but he can't because he is party to the investigation. The people of Wisconsin are paying Cullen Werwie a handsome salary to not do his job.
Luckily, the fabulous Cory Liebmann over at Eye on Wisconsin zeroed right in on the salient questions:
Key Questions for Scott Walker:
The taxpayers of Milwaukee County and the people of Wisconsin should demand some answers and it should be Scott Walker that directly gives them.
- When Scott Walker emailed Tim Russell with the above listed message, why did he use his campaign email account? This was at the very least a county personnel issue and it was county business. Why would Walker use his campaign email to conduct what was clearly county business?
- Scott Walker's email to Russell specifically mentions "no laptops", so that shows us that he knew that his top staff were busy using such laptops on county time. How and when did he find that out? It was obviously important to him so why didn't he follow up on that order? Remember that according to the complaint, Kelly Rindfleisch continued doing campaign work on county time after that incident.
- Could someone please explain the employment dates of Kelly Rindfleisch because the timeline looks pretty damning? She had an extensive political and fundraising background including for the infamous Republican legislative caucus. She was hired at the beginning of a big election year to do what she described at least partially as "policy work for the campaign". Then she left the county job only weeks after Walker won the 2010 election. She was doing work for/with the Walker campaign until only days ago. Again, the timing of her employment stinks to high heaven. What is the story on that?
- What is up with Walker's top past/present campaign staffers? What? Didn't a single one of them wonder why county employees were communicating with them on a regular basis during work hours? Reading the extensive communications, you certainly get the idea that it didn't bother them one single bit.
- How many open records requests were thwarted by the existence of the Walker administration's secret network?
Here are links to further reading:
Journal Sentinel on the Arrests
Rindfleisch Complaint
Cap Times
Cognitive Dissidence
This afternoon, Walker denied knowing anything about the illegal activity...big surprise. He never saw the laptops or emails or the cabinet with a router all sitting just a few feet away from him. Apparently nearly every single person closely associated with him and his campaign was breaking the law one way or another...that is when they weren't soliciting boys and he had no idea.


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The Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Banquet will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Jefferson Civic Center in Jefferson.
The event attracts many of the region's business leaders and executives. The banquet include a dinner and awards presentation. Also, a new board of directors will be installed and awards will be presented.
For information call the chamber at (706) 387-0300.


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That special one must also have I a kind heart and an adventurous soul. I am a highly spiritual person and I am looking for the same.
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April 1 - 7
Spring Break Schedule for Memorial Pool
Monday-Friday: lap swim 5:30 - 7 a.m. and Noon - 1 p.m.; Public swim from 1 - 4 p.m.
Saturday: Public swim from Noon - 3 p.m. Closed Sunday. The regular pool schedule will resume Monday, April 8.
April 5-7
Friends of Nevada Wilderness Seedling Planting: Santa Rosa Range north of Winnemucca
Help rehabilitate areas that have been affected by recent wildfires. On 3 different weekends, we will be planting bitterbrush and sagebrush seedlings to help restore critical habitat for pronghorn, mule deer and other wildlife. Join us on 1 or all 4 of these volunteer trips! Contact Renee at email@example.com or call the office at (775) 324-7667 for more information.
April 8 - 11
Kindergarten Screening/Registration
The Humboldt County School District will host kindergarten screening/registration at the
Winnemucca Convention Center for all children who will be five years of age on or before Sept.30, 2013. Dates and times are as follows:
Grass Valley Elementary School (623-8150)
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, April 8, 2013
8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Sonoma Heights Elementary School (623-8165)
1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 9, 2013
8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Winnemucca Grammar School (623-8160)
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, April 11, 2013
Each child being screened will need his or her original birth certificate (or a copy of the original birth certificate) and immunization record. Registrations will include speech and vision screenings. Health officials also will review children's immunization records. For more information or to make an appointment, parents should contact the school their child will be attending.
April 10
K-2nd Book Club
K-2nd Book Club at the Humboldt County Library from 3:30-4:30. Last meeting of the School Year, come and celebrate books and reading. Call Jessica Anderson at 623-6388 for more information.
April 11
3rd-4th Book Club
3rd-4th Book Club at the Humboldt County Library from 3:30-4:30. Last meeting of the School Year, come and celebrate books and reading. Call Jessica Anderson at 623-6388 for more information.
April 12-13
Friends of Nevada Wilderness Seedling Planting: Santa Rosa Range north of Winnemucca
Help rehabilitate areas that have been affected by recent wildfires. On 3 different weekends, we will be planting bitterbrush and sagebrush seedlings to help restore critical habitat for pronghorn, mule deer and other wildlife. Join us on 1 or all 4 of these volunteer trips! Contact Renee at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the office at (775) 324-7667 for more information.
April 13
Spring Clean-Up Rummage Sale at Winnemucca Grammar School
8 - 11 a.m. -The Winnemucca Grammar School will host its annual "Spring Clean-Up Rummage Sale" in the gymnasium. The sale, which is sponsored by the school's Parent-Teacher Organization, will include great buys on gently used clothing, toys, electronics and housewares. See's Candies will also be available for sale. Donations of sale items are being accepted through 3:30 p.m. Friday, April 12. For more information, please call the school at 623-8160.
Community Garden Orientation
10 a.m. - If you've signed up for a plot at the Community Garden, the first orientation of the year is set for Saturday, April 13. If you are interested in a plot at the garden, contact their office at 623-2333 or email email@example.com. Find the garden online at www.Winnemucca-Community-Garden.org, on Facebook and Yahoo Groups.
Women's Ministry
First and Third Friday, 6 p.m. - Christlife Family Ministries invites you to a women's ministry at the church, located at 16 E. Second St. For more information, call Pastor Allen, 304-6407 or 625-1805.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Each Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - Worship at the Winnemucca Seventh Day Adventist Church, 5130 Palisade Dr. Bible study and children's Sabbath school at 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m. worship hour.
The Lord's Army Youth Ministry
Each Saturday, 6 p.m. - Christlife Family Ministries offers The Lord's Army Youth Ministries from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. at the church, located at 16 E. Second St. For more information, call Pastor Allen, 304-6407 or 625-1805.
Lost and Found AA & NA Meeting
Lost and Found AA & NA Meeting - Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at Humboldt General Hospital (Sara Winnemucca or Sonoma Rooms), from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. These meetings are open and non-smoking. Coffee and raffle at each meeting, With enough attendance hot dogs will be served. For more information call 623-2425.
Rockhound group
First Saturday, 9 a.m. - The Winnemucca Rockhound group meets at the Humboldt County Library. Come for a lively discussion about rockhounding in our area. For more information call 623-6841.
American Legion
Auxiliary, Unit 5
First Saturday, 10 a.m. - The American Legion Auxiliary meets on the first Saturday of each month (except July, August and January), at the Veteran's Hall on Bengochea Circle. The dues are $20 a year. For further information you can call Anita Paquette (Unit 5 president) at 623-2472.
Worship at Grace Baptist Church
Each Sunday - Grace Baptist Church holds 10:30 a.m. Bible training and 11 a.m. Morning Worship. Join us in fellowship and edification. We sing the traditional hymns and preach God's Word. Our desire is to glorify God and grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Held in the Veteran's Hall on Bengochea Circle in Sage Heights between Poke N' Peek and Sonoma Industries thrift stores. Pastor Dave Schaaf 625-1117.
Worship at Winnemucca United Methodist Church
Each Sunday - The United Methodist Church, 138 W. Winnemucca Blvd., invites everyone to adult and youth Sunday School each Sunday at 9 a.m.; pre-k through 6th grade Sunday School, the second and fourth Sunday at 11:30 a.m.; worship services at 10 a.m. For more information call 623-2814; office hours are Monday - Friday from 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Worship at First Baptist Church
Each Sunday at First Baptist Church, Fifth Street and Garrison. Come join us in fellowship, where you are only a stranger once. Adult and Children's Sunday schools at 9:45 a.m.; morning worship service 11 a.m. Evening worship service at 6:30 p.m. For information or bus service, please call 623-2085.
Worship at Word of Light Fellowship Assembly of God
Each Sunday, Sunday school 9:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.; Sunday morning worship 10:30 a.m. The church is located at 4505 E. Center St. For more information call Pastor Nathaniel Rhoads, 623-3322.
Worship at Winnemucca Christian Fellowship
Each Sunday, Sunday School at 9:15 a.m.; worship service at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. For more information call Pastor Mark at 623-5431. The church is located at 4380 Grass Valley Road.
Worship at Sonoma Baptist Church
Each Sunday, 10:15 a.m. - The Sonoma Baptist Church meets at 5970 Muddy Road (corner of Muddy Road and Grass Valley Road). Sunday School begins at 9 a.m. For more information call 623-3434.
Worship at Lighthouse Baptist Church
Each Sunday at Lighthouse Baptist Church, 226 E. Fourth St, Sunday school for all ages at 10 a.m.; worship service for all ages at 11 a.m. For more information call 623-6786.
Worship at Christlife Family Ministries
Each Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - Christlife Family Ministries, formerly located at 16 E. Second St., will be temporarily relocated to the Seventh Day Adventist Church, 5130 E. Palisade Dr. Service schedule: Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.; youth services Sunday 9:30 a.m.; Worship and Word at 10:30 a.m. Christlife Family Ministries is a non-denominational Spirit-filled, loving body of believers desiring to be a reflection of the Christ who saves us and redeems us by His grace. For more information, call Pastor Allen at 421-1699; Pastor Lee at 304-3430 or Pastor Daryl at (559) 269-5464.
Grass Valley Baptist Church
Every Sunday - Grass Valley Baptist Church holds Sunday School beginning at 9:45 a.m.; Sunday morning worship at 11:15 a.m. All are welcome to join us at 4150 W. Thomas Canyon Rd. If you have questions please call the GVBC office at 623-5714 or email@example.com.
newLIFE Christian Center Sunday Celebration
Each Sunday, 10 a.m. - noon - The newLIFE Christian Center holds a Sunday celebration at 1350 Melarkey St. Children's Ministry at 10 a.m. For more information contact Eric Chapman at 625-4300.
Church of Christ
Matthew 16:18. For meeting time and location call Don at (775) 304-8313 or 623-3135.
Soup Kitchen
Each Sunday, 6 p.m. - The Winnemucca Ministerial Association sponsors a hot meal at the soup kitchen in the basement of the United Methodist Church on Winnemucca Boulevard. All needy persons are welcome.
Calvary Chapel
Located at 215 Aiken St., Calvary Chapel offers Sunday services at 10 a.m. with Sunday school for individual age groups. The nursery is available for children up to age three. Come and study the word of God with us by chapter and verse. Call 623-5544 fo more information, or visit www.calvarychapel.org.
Rainbow Girls
First & third Sundays, 2 p.m. - Winnemucca Assembly #10, Int. Order of Rainbow for Girls meets at the Masonic Temple, 5th & Baud streets. For info, call Samantha Draper at 421-7908 or America Gillespie at 623-1129.
Ministerial Association meeting
Second Sunday, 6 p.m. - The Winnemucca Ministerial Association meets at the Methodist Church, 138 W. Winnemucca Blvd. in the meeting room. Public and soup kitchen volunteers are welcome. For more information call 623-4447.
- Thrift Stores-
Winnemucca Food Bank Thrift Store
Location: 150 S. Bridge St. Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Benefits: the needy of our community. For more information or to arrange a pickup, call 625-2223.
Frugal Flamingo Thrift Shop
Location: 740 E. 4th St. (Former Miller Antiques Building) Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Benefits: Humboldt Volunteer Hospice.
Poke 'n' Peek Thrift Shop
Location: Sage Heights. Hours: Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, noon - 4 p.m. Benefits: Humboldt General Hospital Auxiliary.
Sonoma Industries Thrift Shop
Location: 3280 Bengochea Circle in the Sage Heights area, just below the animal shelter. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m., and Saturday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Benefits: Certified vocational training facility for developmentally challenged adults.
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Friends of Nevada Wilderness Range Allotment Monitoring: Northern Nevada
Spend time this summer hiking in the beautiful Santa Rosa Mountain Range. This gorgeous range, located 30 miles north of Winnemucca holds rugged granitic rock formations, abundant spring wildflowers, and wide, sweeping basins above pockets of aspen. Range monitors hike into and around the wilderness area and monitor the condition of range developments such as, water troughs, fence and any other man made developments. Contact Renee at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the office at (775) 324-7667 for more information.
Fallon Naval Sea Cadets
Fallon Naval Sea Cadets is a non-profit youth program designed to educate youth from ages 11-17 about the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. Education includes military bearing, marching, physical training, courtesy, responsibility, and much more. Many opportunities are available for advanced training. Meetings are one weekend a month at the Naval Air Station in Fallon. Volunteers, both ex-military and civilian are needed for instructors and chaperones. For information on joining the Cadets or to volunteer, please call (775) 761-6193.
Free resistance exercise class
Each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a.m. a resistance exercise class is held at the Humboldt County Senior Center. Resistance exercise is a program designed for seniors proven to increase balance and strength using weights. There is no beginning or advanced level. All equipment including the weights is provided. Come join our group for a fun and healthy hour of toning and strengthening. Sponsored by the Pleasant Center and RSVP.
1st Way Pregnancy Center
1st Way Pregnancy Center is located in the 3R Building at 630 Melarkey St. Free pregnancy tests, prenatal vitamins, confidential counseling and community referrals. Information on fetal alcohol spectrum disorder and smoking cessation programs. If you think you are pregnant, please do not use any alcohol or tobacco products. Staffed by dedicated volunteers. Supported by the local community. Pregnancy tests by appointment. Visit the Baby Boutique where all items are free of charge. Volunteers are always appreciated. Phone 625-BABY. The national crisis number is (800) 648-5683.
Serenity Seekers AA
Want to stop drinking? We can help! Serenity Seekers AA Fellowship daily meetings at 40 W. 4th St Suite 104, upstairs, second floor. Call for meeting times, (775) 621-8622.
Church of the Good Shepherd Food Bank
The Church of the Good Shepherd Food Bank currently has donated food available for those in need. Pastor D.W. Hutson asks that you call ahead to pick up the items from the church, located at 16500 State Route 400 in Unionville. The church accepts food and clothing donations to give away to those in need. For more information call (775) 538-7570.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are held from noon - 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m., seven days per week at 267 Pacific Ave. For more information, call (775) 355-1151.
Local Special Olympics chapter
A chapter of Special Olympics for children ages 8 - 22 is now available in Winnemucca. The group bowls in the fall school year and then will be doing track in the spring. Your athlete may choose to compete in one or all of the sports available. You do not need to be a student in the Humboldt County School District to participate. For more information please contact Leslie Molina at 623-0935 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Friends of Nevada Wilderness
Friends of Nevada Wilderness is a non-profit organization that has been protecting and preserving wild lands in Nevada for 27 years through stewardship projects. We need volunteers this field season in the Santa Rosa Ranger District! Join our efforts at www.nevadawilderness.org.
Aquacize Classes
Each Monday, Wednesday and Friday - Aquacize classes are held from 8 a.m. - 9 a.m. or 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. at Memorial Pool. Participants do not need to know how to swim to attend. The first class is free, so come try it at our expense. For information call the Recreation Department at 623-6325.
ESL classes at GBC
Free adult English as a Second Language classes are currently being offered at the Great Basin College Adult Learning Center, 5490 Kluncy Canyon Road, Winnemucca. Classes cover speaking, writing and speaking for all levels, as well as basic computers for beginners. Students can also learn about the U.S. government. Hours of operation are 8:30 a.m. to noon Monday through Thursday and again from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. For more information, please call 623-1811 or stop by during open hours.
Narcotics Anonymous
Before 1953, an addict had three possible outcomes: Jails, institutions or death. Then we provided the fourth option - recovery. Narcotics Anonymous is here. There are no dues or fees for membership and we are fully self-supporting through our own contributions. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using. For more information call toll free (888) 850-2205, or (775) 322-4811 or visit our Web site at www.sierrasagena.org. If you work with our program you will never have to use again.
Zion Zone Youth Center
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I'd like to tell you about an unusual journey through two different towns of one big country, one of which was in Kosice (Slovakia) and the second in Perm.
Country Cardboardia materialize in unexpected places all over the world – in a few days the whole city grows. Square, theaters, monuments, libraries, winding streets, exotic animals, the national game, that is all what you can find, after crossing the border and getting visa.
So, what you can you do here?
For example to get married by the local rules and customs. Wedding Palace – a very popular place, it was near the cemetery, by the way.
View (or build your own) local attractions.
Take part in the Fighting of Rhinos.
To listen to the national music. Or perform national anthem.
Go shopping and put on the craft clothes. Grow a mustache and beard.
Visit the Jewish quarter. There you can find almost everything: to draw a portrait, to buy a place in the cemetery, a sword or any other weapon.
Open your store, restaurant or organize a fashion show.
To get to this country is not difficult only if you know where it will materialize next time. It may be close to you. So just come and take part in the life of Cardboard City! Open your oven business, organize events, work, or sit back.


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Johannesburg – Stormers head coach Allister Coetzee named a 38-man squad on Friday for next week's pre-season camp in the Western Cape.
The Stormers head to Hermanus for the fourth year in a row as they prepare for the 2014 Super Rugby season which gets underway in just over a month.
Springboks Tiaan Liebenberg, Frans Malherbe, Pat Cilliers, Siya Kolisi, Schalk Burger, Duane Vermeulen, Jean de Villiers, Jaco Taute, Juan de Jongh and Gio Aplon were all named as part of the 38-man group, which also included new signing Manuel Carizza (lock) and utility back Scott van Breda, who is on loan from the Kings.
Youngsters Sikhumbuzo Notshe (loose forward), Jean Kleyn (lock) and Ryno Eksteen (flyhalf) – all of whom are still under-21 – have also been included, along with members of last year's under-21group who have moved into the senior ranks this year – Oli Kebble, Godlen Masimla, Pat Howard and Kobus van Wyk.
"Scott (van Breda) is on loan with us for the trip to Hermanus and if he continues to impress at training there could be an opportunity for him come the start of the Super Rugby season – the same goes for players like Oli, Godlen, Pat and Kobus," Coetzee said on www.iamastormer.com.
"In terms of Notshe, Jean and Ryno, we always take promising young players with us on camp – it's great for us, as coaches, to work with them and, at the same time, gives them exposure to the Stormers culture and what it takes to one day become a core member of our group."
Coetzee and his management staff returned to work on Monday, with the players returning on Tuesday.
"We tested all the players on Tuesday and I was very happy with the condition of the players during their 'maintenance phase of conditioning' (holiday).
"All the players put in a good effort over December and it was pleasing to see them get stuck in during our three sessions this past week.
"The emphasis this week has been 50-50 in terms of conditioning and technical work, but next week in camp our focus will change in favour of 70% technical/rugby work and 30% conditioning.
"We have about 14 sessions from now until our first pre-season match against the Bulls (on February 1). We know where we want to be come and our process is already beginning to take shape."
The Stormers will play their first pre-season match against the Bulls in Polokwane on Saturday February 1, followed by clashes against the Kings (February 7) and Boland (February 15) on successive weekends thereafter.
Their 2014 Super Rugby season kicks-off against the Lions in Johannesburg on February 22.
Stormers squad: Gio Aplon, Ruan Botha, Schalk Burger, Manuel Carizza, Nizaam Carr, Demetri Catrakilis, Pat Cilliers, Kurt Coleman, Damian de Allende, Jean de Villiers, Juan de Jongh, Ryno Eksteen, Rynhardt Elstadt, Deon Fourie, Tazz Fuzani, Nic Groom, Brok Harris, Pat Howard, Cheslin Kolbe, Oli Kebble, Steven Kitshoff, Jean Kleyn, Siya Kolisi, Tiaan Liebenberg, Frans Malherbe, Godlen Masimla, Sikhumbuzo Notshe, Scarra Ntubeni, Michael Rhodes, Louis Schreuder, De Kock Steenkamp, Jaco Taute, Gary van Aswegen, Scott van Breda, Michael van der Spuy, Kobus van Wyk, Alistair Vermaak, Duane Vermeulen. – Sapa


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Alumni Gathering & Welcome Reception
Rutgers School of Social Work - Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Associate Professor
Thursday, November 7, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Revisit your roots and plant seeds for the future...
The Rutgers School of Social Work Alumni Council is pleased to invite you to our first ever Alumni Reception. Come network with other alumni and current and former faculty. There will be a special opportunity to meet and welcome our new dean, Cathryn C. Potter, and hear about her vision for the school. The evening will include hors d'oeuvres, a cash bar, raffles, and giveaways!
If you'd like to take a quick look at your former school, the Social Work building (536 George Street) will be open from 5:00 - 6:00, and is a quick walk from the Zimmerli.
Space is limited, so RSVP soon. We hope that you can join us!
When & Where
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Thursday, November 7, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EST)
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Methimazole, Hives, and a Touch of Irony
It all started with hyperthyroidism, (no this isn't a form of alien's are gods pseudo-scientific philosophy that holds the thyroid to be a symbiotic divine being that lives within our necks waiting to be harnessed through meditation so that we may channel an extra-dimensional force in order to attain enlightenment, quit smoking, and lose weight), a condition where the thyroid is overactive. The thyroid is the metabolic pacemaker, it affects all areas of the body especially digestion and heart rate.
With my heart rate skyrocketing and my body weakening I sought help in the form of doctors. I had options, try taking pills to calm it down or have it ablated with a radioactive iodine pill. Which would you have chosen? I chose none of the above. Instead I waited until my heart palpitations got bad and then got a prescription for Propranolol.
The palpitations got better but I still felt like crap almost a year later when I had the opportunity to go to another doctor. So on his advice I started taking Methimazole a thyroid inhibitor. Three out of one-hundred people taking Methimazole experience side effects, so 3%. I just happened to be in the 3% margin and broke out with giant hives all over my body while my esophagus swelled almost closed.
I've never even seen a hive in my life so I thought I was getting some weird disease like rheumatic fever, polio, or meningitis. I had also considered for a moment the possibility that I was going to star in a new reality show series called The Plague, where contestants die, come back to life, and compete on national television for brains.
I never wanted to take any pills in the first place, in fact I'd have been happy to go through life without ever taking another pill. I take vitamins but I won't take a Tylenol if I have a raging headache, I will take a bath and eat wasabi instead. I feel like life is full of natural pains and these are reasonable and if you can deal with them without medication then do so.
The reason I started taking any medications was because I was in a bad position (mostly I didn't have health insurance and America hates poor people), I was having unreal palpitations, it was scary and I thought I was going to die. That's what it took to get me to take pills, and then because my guard was down, later I allowed my endocrinologist to prescribe another pill. Can you see the irony? As soon as I let my guard down I get screwed over with serious side effects. The worst possible side-effects were a necrotic liver and death, I guess I lucked out this time.
To further prove the incompetence of the medical system I continue my tale. I go into the emergency room complaining of severe heartburn AND hives. At the time it felt like really bad acid reflux or something, but I also had hives, and I said that I thought it was an allergic reaction to my medicine. They never listen, the doctor said that the hives just looked like bug bites and gave me a prescription for Prevacid. What a completely asinine fool. So being comforted by their infinite wisdom I go home and go to bed. I wake up feeling fine the next day, UNTIL I took my morning pills, vitamins Propranolol and Methimazole. I suffered all day until about 11:PM I couldn't take it anymore and went back to the ER. Now that my hives were enormous and I couldn't swallow they take me seriously. They gave me a powerful antihistamine, and I ask, "Is it possible that I could be allergic to this too?, to which he replied, "That's a very good question." Thanks teacher, I already had one drug interaction and what's their solution, MORE DRUGS of course. How dumb can you be? Well I'll tell you how dumb. I took the pill because I'm a bit of a gambler, I figure with the odds of this killing me I could win the lottery three times, so what the heck.
Good news I'm alive and my hives are subsiding, mostly because I didn't take Methimazole this morning I'm sure.
My abstinence with medications has paid off in the past, I am rarely affected by common maladies. I barely ever get sick, if I get a headache I have learned to ignore it even when it is really painful which is more useful than learning to swallow a pill, and it costs less money.
My biggest issue is antibiotics, the last time I took an antibiotic was when I was a child. I'm not dead, and I have had colds, though less and less frequently. You need an immune system, if every time a person gets a cold or influenza they take antibiotics, how are their bodies ever going to get stronger against these illnesses? On the rare occasion that I am sick I will be sick for no more than 24 hours. When I say sick, I mean "feverish," or "shouldn't go into work or school," not "I have a little cough or a runny nose."
I even survived pneumonia once with nothing but 3 days of sleep, water, and a small bowl of mashed potatoes. Though I wouldn't do it that way again, it worked. Now I would go to the doctor if I had pneumonia, but never if I had a cold or a small infection.
Also, what's with all of these antibacterial products you see everywhere? Never bought any of them and I'm not covered in infectious sores and scabs. I never put Neosporin or even a Band-aid on a cut or scrape. I once had a hole the size of a nickel in my shin where you could see the bone and that healed up fine with no serious infection. I always hear people say things like, 'If I don't put Neosporin on it it will get infected.' It will get infected anyways, and guess what, you won't die from it. Most every cut or scrape gets slightly infected with bacteria, but that's just life, you get a scar and you're fine. Soon we'll have anti-bacterial bread, antibacterial paper, or my favorite antibacterial bullets. I think that's actually marketable.
Another thing I take issue with is the drug companies. At some point they got the brilliant idea that they could market their drugs directly to the consumer instead of through the doctors. They have since come up with a heap of gimmicks in order to sell their drugs at higher prices. Does anyone else think it's screwed up that they market their pills by brand name just like they are Nike sneakers. Some people will only buy brands because they think it's better, you know who you are, sick freaks.
So now we have patients and doctors sold on this idea that some drugs that are identical to cheaper ones are better, or maybe they're just sold on the idea that they are saving money by buying the generic made by the same company, maybe that's the real scheme? Everyone knows that some people will buy something just because they think they can save money.
While it's nice to live in a capitalist society it has it's shortcomings. Do I think the government should step in and muzzle the irresponsible drug companies? No, I think the drug companies should be an honest business, and not try to push as many pills down our throats as possible. Medications are a necessary part of a working society, they should be proud to fulfill that need. They can still make a lot of money by being the best, they don't have to resort to conniving marketing schemes.
In theory I believe that's the way capitalism is supposed to succeed, the people with the best services succeed. Now it seems like whoever has the best brand name or other superficial and unnecessary quality wins, and I think America suffers in it's own stupidity for it. Perhaps the government could urge the companies to change their policies, but of course never force them to change unless it violates someone's rights. That's just not the way it works is it? I believe we have party hackery and greedy lawyers to thank for that.
One last thing, I have a quote from USA Today,
Drug side effects and other related health problems reported to the Food
and Drug Administration reached an all-time high in 2004, a
government estimate shows.
Perhaps it's time we lay off the drugs a bit?


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Bangladesh Poribesh Andolon (BAPA) is a common forum of citizens and organizations concerned with the environment of Bangladesh. A community-based group, called POROSH, was set up as such a forum concentrating on Dhaka only in 1997. This has virtually been transformed into BAPA in 2000 with nation-wide coverage and expanded dimension.
BAPA, acting as a pressure group against any kind of environment degradation, is trying to create a broad-based citizen's movement for protection and betterment of environment in Bangladesh. It organizes seminars, meetings, conferences and workshops to draw attention to general and specific problems in environment and educate the public on such issues. It holds rallies and demonstrations to build up public awareness and secure wide participation of people on environmental issues. It undertakes publications for education or mobilization of public opinion.
BAPA is a volunteer organization, which runs without financial support from national or foreign governments. Subscription of the members and philanthropy of individual citizens and national organizations are the main sources of its income for meeting its routine expenditure.
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
Qingdao Chenxu Business Hotel(Ocean University Branch) is a great choice for accommodation when visiting Qingdao. Being only 20 km from Qingdao Liuting International Airport and 23 km from Qingdao Railway Station, the hotel offers easy access to the neighboring key destinations. The facilities and services provided by Qingdao Chenxu Business Hotel ensure a pleasant stay for guests. The hotel offers access to a vast array of facilities and services, including free parking, postal service, room disinfection, wake-up calls, tourism service, ticket service, safe-deposit boxes at front desk, commodity department, closed circuit television in public area, fire protection system, barrier-free access, 24 hours hot water and so on. Opened in 2012, the 3-storey hotel houses 56 rooms and suites. Notes: The hotel cannot accept credit card.


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Emily Todhunter began her career in 1988 as a specialist painter and is now respected for her elegant designs and use of luxurious materials.
Her first interior design commission was the New York nightclub Au Bar, in 1988, and subsequently she became well known in London for the design of fashionable clubs and restaurants. Emily Todhunter's rug collections are timeless and elegant, and work equally well in both traditional and contemporary settings.


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>Technical Support>Embedding objects?
And in the end...
Hey Eric of The Endless Smile (or anyone else who might know)...
I notice that I can embed a video in the HTML editor and it previews correctly, but when I submit it posts the html tags as text. Is embedding video (or other objects) disabled intentionally?
Sorry if this answer is already out there... I just don't know where to look.
Fuck it. I'm gonna PR this fall. Let's do this.
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Pretty sure it's intentional. Personally, I think animated gifs are annoying enough, but that's just me.
Well at least someone here is making relevance to the subject. - S.J.
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Pretty sure it's intentional. Personally, I think animated gifs are annoying enough, but that's just me.
"Just stop fucking drinking too much and being fat. Pretty simple. Who the hell cares if you like beer.
We can't always do the things we like all the time." --Candice
It also has the benefit of de-cluttering the forum pages. You can only link to the page with the video so readers can decide if they want to see it.
That's what I expected... I just wanted to confirm.


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Durban - Durban businesswoman Shauwn Mpisane, who has taken legal action to get her R70 million in restrained assets back, could be in for a fight as the Asset Forfeiture Unit says criminal charges against her will be reinstated and her assets should remain under restraint.
Mpisane's law firm, Shaukat Karim and Company, launched an application this week for the rescission of a decision by Judge Sharmaine Balton to put the assets under restraint.
The application comes after the State withdrew charges of fraud, forgery and uttering against her and her company, Zikhulise Cleaning, Maintenance and Transport, in the Commercial Crime Court on January 15.
The charges, related to her alleged submission of false documentation to the Construction Industry Development Board to boost gradings resulting in her landing government work valued at R70m, were withdrawn bcause the State could not meet a deadline to hand over certain information to the defence.
The assets, including R23m in cash, had been placed under restraint as a result of that case.
In her affidavit, Mpisane said the assets should be released because the State did not have a sustainable case against her and would not have been able to secure a conviction.
"The court is faced with a situation in which the restraint order has been in effect for almost a year and there are no charges against me and the second respondent (Zikhulise)."
But in a letter attached to the papers, advocate Anandhi Naidoo, of the Asset Forfeiture Unit, says the assets should remain under restraint.
"We are informed by the prosecutor that the withdrawal of the charges was based on technical reasons and that she intends reinstating them."
Naidoo also says "any application for the release of the restrained property would be opposed" and they adopted that stance on directions from the Asset Forfeiture Unit's national head, Willie Hofmeyr.
In response to Naidoo's letter, Mpisane said there was every indication that the charges would not be reinstated.
She said the prosecution "had a mountain to climb" before it could reinstate charges and would also have to respond to the defence's request for information, which it failed to do in January.
"The State's continued refusal to answer any question pertinently or explain the nature of the defect which led to the withdrawal of charges shows it will not be a quick fix to remedy the defects," she said.
She added that the State was "acting in bad faith" and that prosecutor Wendy O' Brien had not responded to questions about a possible reinstatement of charges.
In a letter responding to Mpisane's attorneys and attached to the court documents, O'Brien said the State had not behaved improperly.
"Your vexatious personal attacks against the prosecution are improper.
"Kindly refrain from making threats, false accusations and demanding information you are not entitled to," O'Brien said.
Mpisane said she was being prejudiced by having the assets under restraint and her business was suffering.
She said her company could not tender for construction projects, including low-cost housing at the Cornubia Housing project, valued at R150m, and an R80m low-cost housing project in the Nyoni municipality in Zululand because of low cash reserves.
"The respondent is unable to work at full capacity because of the assets under restraint. This impacts directly on the employees and subcontractors."
The application has been adjourned to later this month.
This is the only case that could be reinstated against Mpisane after she was acquitted of tax fraud charges last week.
Mpisane was acquitted after the National Prosecuting Authority took a decision to stop the prosecution because of alleged irregularities.
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It is Wednesday night. Do you know what that means?
It means my parents are at church and I can play on their internet!
Technically, I have access to The Internet, but, not really.
I have yet to set up my computer in the room that we are staying in and my dsl modem (hells yeah I ordered my own DSL) will not arrive until May 16th . So, that means the only internet connection available is the one on my Mom's computer, which means I can only use it when she's not here, or when she's talking on the phone in another room.
Excuse me for one minute.
Clear browsing history.
Clear cache.
Delete cookies.
Ok. What was I talking about again? Ah, yes, the fact that I am a wimp who doesn't want my parents to know that I have a blog.
How old am I again?
I know it's only a matter of time until they find it, because my mother finally learned how to use "google".
Last night, she was all "I think I have a *insert infection that I am not willing to name in case she googles it again* and I'm going to google it!"
I'll admit, I panicked a little and started to recall if I had ever written about *insert infection that I will not name*.
"Let me look it up for you!" I shouted as I practically knocked her down to get to the computer first.
If she ever googles "Aerobic Dancing" I'm so screwed.
I just had a conversation about this with my sister last week. She asked if I was ever going to tell my parents about this blog. She asked me if I was tired of "hiding."
I don't feel like I'm hiding. (as I'm clearing "browsing history" for the 15th time in 2 minutes while listening for a car pulling up in the driveway) For me, it's more about feeling like I don't have to tell them everything that I do in my life.
They would not approve.
They would be offended by the things that I write.
So, what benefit would it be to me or to them to tell them about it?
I know there are people reading this who don't understand what the big deal is, but you don't know my parents.
They are good people, but they have ZERO tolerance for anything that does not align with their beliefs.
I was 30 years old when my parents found out that I "drink devil water" (thank you for ratting me out, SON.) and OH MAN, you people do not understand what I had to listen to for days and even now, five years later.
Maybe I am hiding, but I think of it more as "choosing not to deal."
Does your family know about your blog? If so, does it affect how/what you write? I know that if I KNEW my parents were reading, I'd certainly feel the need to censor myself.
And, honestly, is that what you want?
I don't think that it is.
I always feel like somebody's watching me
It is Wednesday night. Do you know what that means?


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[Editor's note: Branden Robinson also submitted this
"The community group concerned with the XFree86 Project, Inc.'s model of governance has held two more teleconferences, and made available minutes and partial transcripts of the proceedings..."The links to these teleconferences are provided here.
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They cover the US electoral dog-and-poney-show with truth and spirit.
This discussion should be held over every table in the nation.
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- Scudo Scu"do, n.; pl. {Scudi}. [It., a crown, a dollar, a shield, fr. L. scutum a shield. Cf. {Scute}.] (Com.) (a) A silver coin, and money of account, used in Italy and Sicily, varying in value, in different parts, but worth about 4 shillings sterling, or about 96 cents; also, a gold coin worth about the same. (b) A gold coin of Rome, worth 64 shillings 11 pence sterling, or about $ 15.70. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.