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Situated in San Miguel de Allende, this bed & breakfast is within a 5-minute walk of La Esquina Mexican Folk Toy Museum, Academia Hispano Americana, and Temple of San Francisco. Santa Cruz del Chorro Chapel and Zocalo Folk Art are also within 10 minutes.
Property Features
This bed & breakfast features an outdoor pool, a bar/lounge, and a meeting room. Free full breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, laundry facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and a library are onsite.
Room Amenities
All rooms are individually decorated and offer free WiFi and ceiling fans. Guests will also find fireplaces, hair dryers, and desks.
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Casa Schuck Bed and Breakfast
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Bed & Breakfast Amenities
A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This business-friendly bed & breakfast also offers an outdoor pool, a library, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 10
- Bar/lounge
- Free breakfast
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- One meeting room
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Fireplace
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- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
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A complimentary full breakfast is served each morning between 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
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Recreational amenities at the bed & breakfast include an outdoor pool.
Spa Services
- Massages
Bed & Breakfast Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for MXN 526 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- No pets or service animals allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- No onsite parking is available.
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: MXN 250 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: MXN 526 per night
Bed & Breakfast Name
- Casa Schuck
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Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the bed & breakfast prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Papers of Robert B. Wylie
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Photographs: Box 1
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The papers concern research and teaching in botany at the University of Iowa and other institutions, including the Fiji-New Zealand expedition. Correspondents include Shirley A. Briggs (on Rachel Carson), Henry S. Conard, Thomas H. Macbride, Jane Philpott, George B. Rigg, Fred J. Seaver, Bohumil Shimek, Frank D. Venning, and other botanists and Iowa faculty. The Robert B. Wylie Papers consist of one document box of correspondence, notebooks, photographs, research papers, and speeches.
Biographical Note
Robert Bradford Wylie was born in Maquoketa, Iowa, March 28, 1870, and died in Iowa City, June 9, 1959. His degrees were B.S., Upper Iowa University, Fayette, 1897; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1904; and LL.D., Upper Iowa, 1924. Wylie taught botany at Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa, 1897-1906, except when studying for his doctorate, and at the University of Iowa from 1906 onward. He served as department head, 1919-1940. Wylie's professional activities include the Friday Harbor Marine Biological Laboratory, University of Washington; Iowa Academy of Science (president, 1922-1923); Iowa Lakeside Laboratory; and the University of Iowa Fiji-New Zealand expedition, 1922.
Box Contents List
Box 1
1907 -- 1939
1940 -- 1956
Macbride, 1906 -- 1934
Fiji Islands and New Zealand expedition
Miscellaneous clippings and articles
Photographs of Wylie's mother
Research papers
Box 2
Research - bibliographies
Unpublished speeches, editorials, reviews
Promotional publication draft, photos and glass plate, 1953 -- 1954
Lecture notes
Comparative Morphology of Plants, 1908 -- 1909
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I tried the meatloaf cooked in muffin tins, and (putting it as nicely as I can) it was horrible. All the fat from the meat collected in the bottom of the muffin tins, and the sides of the mini-meatloaves didn't brown. I still liked the idea of individual meatloaves though, so I tried again, making the meatloaf mixture into large balls that I flattened down slightly when I cooked them. Voila, meatloaf balls! And if you have kids in the family who won't eat red or green pepper, this recipe is a perfect one to divide into two variations to please the whole family.
I used a 1 cup measuring cup to scoop out the meat and ended up with 9 large meatloaf balls.
Roasted Broccoli with Garlic or Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Balsamic, Parmesan, and Pine nuts as a vegetable. Roasted Butternut Squash with Rosemary and Balsamic Vinegar would make a great side dish.
Ground Beef, Italian Sausage, and Peppers Meatloaf Balls
(Makes about 9 meatloaf balls, recipe created by Kalyn)
24 oz. lean ground beef (use beef with less than 10% fat for South Beach diet)
12 oz. sweet Italian sausage (use turkey Sausage for South Beach diet)
2-3 tsp. olive oil
1/2 cup finely chopped onion
1/2 large green bell pepper, finely chopped
1/2 large red bell pepper, finely chopped
(You could use one red pepper or one green pepper if you prefer.)
1 T minced garlic
1/2 tsp. ground fennel
1/2 tsp. dried oregano (I used Greek oregano)
1/2 tsp. dried basil
1/2 cup whole wheat breadcrumbs (I make my own breadcrumbs by drying whole wheat bread in the oven, but you could also use ground oatmeal, smashed crackers, or almond meal as a binder if you prefer)
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
1 tsp. Spike seasoning
1/2 tsp. onion powder
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
2 eggs
1/2 cup ketchup (use reduced sugar ketchup for South Beach Diet)
1 T Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp. balsamic vinegar
Add 2 tsp. olive oil to large non-stick frying pan, add chopped onion, red pepper, and green pepper, and saute until vegetables are starting to soften, about 5 minutes. Decide whether you need to add another tsp. olive oil, then add the minced garlic, ground fennel, dried oregano, and dried basil and saute 1-2 minutes more. Turn off heat and let vegetables cool enough to handle.
Sprinkle bread crumbs, salt and pepper, Spike seasoning, onion powder, and garlic powder evenly over the surface of the meat. Wash your hands, then gently mix until seasonings are barely combined with the meat. (You'll be mixing more when you add vegetables.) Add the cooled onion-pepper mixture and eggs, and mix again, until all ingredients are well distributed. (Don't overmix because that will make the meatloaf tough.)
Spray a roasting pan with olive oil or non-stick spray (preferably with holes so fat can drain.) Use a 1 cup measure to scoop out meatloaf mixture and form into balls, then smash down slightly so they stay in place on the roasting pan. Whisk together ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, and balsamic vinegar and use a pastry brush to spread evenly over all the surfaces of meatloaf balls. (You will probably have some of the sauce mixture left, which you can use to baste with.)
Bake meatloaf balls 35-40 minutes, or until meat thermometer registers at least 165F/75C. I rotated the pan and basted with the remaining sauce after about 20 minutes. Serve hot, cutting in half if desired.
These can also be sliced and served on sandwiches. The meatloaf balls freeze well and can be heated in the microwave, but don't overcook or the meat will be tough.
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Hunter Education Courses Starting Now
AUSTIN — As summer winds down and fall starts to approach, so too does the beginning of hunting season, and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is encouraging hunters who need to take the mandatory hunter education course to start looking for courses in their area.
Courses in many counties are starting this month, and the number will begin to taper off as hunting season nears.
Terry Erwin, coordinator for hunter education at TPWD, said courses are scheduled daily, so he advises interested hunters to check the calendar online frequently for the latest updates of courses in their area. By law, the agency is required to offer the hunter education course at least once in each county every year.
"Nobody in the state should have to drive far to find a course," Erwin said.
Hunters can take the traditional two-day course that must be spread over a minimum of ten hours during that time, or they can opt to take the knowledge-base portion online then attend one day of training in the field. The hunter education course costs $15, but there are often separate facility-use or range fees associated with the course.
To pass the course, students must take a 50-question written exam and get 70 percent correct if they take the traditional two-day course or 80 percent if they take the course online. The certification is valid for life and will be honored in all other states.
Anyone born after Sept. 1, 1971, is required to take the Hunter Education Training Course to hunt in Texas, and individuals as young as 9 can take the course.
Erwin said the agency is currently printing hunters' certification numbers on their licenses, eliminating the need for hunters to carry their certificate of completion with them into the field. Hunting licenses for the 2010-2011 season go on sale on Aug. 15.
Hunters who are at least 17 years old and have not completed the hunter education course can defer completion for one year. However, hunters who took a deferral last year must complete the course this year to hunt legally this season.
"The deferral is only available once," Erwin said. "The license point-of-sale vendors are not allowed to sell a deferral once it has been purchased by an individual."
A database keeps track of hunters who have previously opted for a deferral and will not allow a second deferral to be sold to an individual.
As a result of hunter education courses, hunting-related accident rates in Texas have noticeably decreased since 1966 when 12 accidents per 100,000 hunters were reported. This rate has decreased to 2.9 accidents per 100,000 hunters during the last four years. In fact, based on 100,000 participants, football players are more than 390 times likely to be injured in their sport than are hunters.
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" New Road, Caerleon, Gwent, NP18 1QF. tel = 01633 420087 "
From the outside you would think this is a family friendly pub as it has ample parking and a lovely play area, however do not be fooled, it is run by the most unfriendly, abrupt, obnoxious woman I have ever had the displeasure of meeting!!!!
I went for food aware that I had heard mixed reviews about the food served there, but thought I would give the place the benefit of the doubt and form my own opinion. I wish I had not bothered. None of the food I ordered was particularly nice but was edible, accept for the lasagne. The apparent mince meat was more like paste - cheap, there was no flavour and there was a layer of oil and grease to get through first!!!! So I did not eat it, but both my partner and I tried it and formed the same opinion it could not be eaten so I left over three quarters of it.
When it came to paying for it I stated to the waitress that I would pay for the garlic bread but not the lasagne, to which she walked off for 10 mins and discussed it in the kitchen. The landlady came out and asked what my problem was I explained again my reasons to which she said I had eaten most of it and she would be happy to get it to show me, I declined reiterating that I know I did not eat more than 2 spoonfuls. She then asked me where the rest had gone!!!! She explained the reason for the oil and grease was due to the cheese and every one that makes lasagne would have the same issue, I beg to differ and suggest she eats a lasange from Rossini's!!!! She told me the meet is very expensive again I disagree but if she is paying a lot for it then she is being ripped off and needs to change her supplier because I would not give it to my dog. She advised me that she sells about 30 lasagnes a day and does not get complaints I do not understand this but it maybe that other people can't be bothered to complain because they will be made to feel intimidated and like they have done something wrong.
This is my opinion and so can not be wrong, the way I was treated following my complaint was horrendous and my review is based on fact although not in full because she was argumentative with a total lack of customer service a number of times. If you do go there I suggest you go veggie or have a sandwich and what ever you do do not speak to the landlady because she is one step away from biting your head off and brings a bad name to publicans across the country!!!!
I telephoned the Ship Inn at approx 5:30pm and asked if I could reserve a table for 6:30....Yes, said the kind young lady on the other end of the phone, we arrived 15 minutes late but still the table was available and it was right next to the wide-screen (we wanted to watch the match Barca and Man Utd) We ordered a round of drinks, didn't have to ask for a bucket for my wine (which normally I do, in other places) Ordered our starters and they arrived piping hot and were very nice!!! They were very busy and the place was buzzing with real nice friendly people. They never once rushed us into ordering, we took our own pace which is very important to me, I dislike profusely having to be rushed into my main course. When we did order the main it took approx 15/20 minutes which, in my opinion is very good considering they were so busy!! When our meals arrived I was amazed they were delicious, I ordered Sea Bass with Rissoto/Cheese (fantastic) my daughter ordered Lasagne and she enjoyed every bit of it!! There were 5 in our party, and they all enjoyed their meals. And I truly believe that the price of each meal is based on what you ordered, good quality food piping hot and fresh!! We travelled from London to visit my daughter (who is studying at the Uni near by) and her boyfriend who lives in Newport.....had a little chat with some of the locals, and a cheeky chappy who was trying to chat me up,and kissed my hand real gent!! Thank you very much to all the staff at the Ship Inn for making our evening a most pleasurable one, especially mine because Man Utd LOST, grrrrr!!! Hope to see you all soon one day. Yours sincerely,Debbie and guests, xxXxx.
I visited the shipp Inn today with a friend and our 1 year old babies. We have beeen here a few times for lunch, the food is nothing to rave about but we are local and the prices are reasonable. The pub has terrible access for pushchairs, the front entrance has steps and the rear entrance was blocked with a counter holding cutlery and condiments which we had to pick up together and move to get by.
When we went inside we struggled to get through the occupied tables to a table of our own, when we did get there, I would say there were no less than 2 waitresses and the landlady near by, No-one offered to get highchairs so we went and found some as the Landlady looked on and watched us struggle to assemble them with no offer of assistance. While my friend went to order her meal I gave the babies breadsticks and nibbles that I had brought to passify them until lunch arrived also giving my son a baby beaker with his drink and my friend had brought her daughters favourite fruit shoot. The landland walked over, stared intimidatingly at me and walked away.
When our meals arrived including bread and a bowl of chips for the children, the landlady -while slamming the plates down, aggresivly told us that we wern't to bring our own food and drink for the babies as they sold stuff there, when we said that in future we would go elsewhere as all other pubs in Caerleon have happily warmed up dinners that I have brought with us in the past we were told "Well I am the landlady honey" This woman is the most arrogand, rude abbrasive woman I have ever met and as a local assuming that this was a child friendly pub will most definatly never be returning the The Shipp while this vile aggresive lady is there.
On the day 6 of us called in for lunch the manageress (I assume she was) seemed very touchy. Tried to order 2 courses, special price, intending starter for my partner and main course for me. Was told this couldn't be done and would have to pay for starter as a main course which we had to accept. As a result another lady in our group cancelled her order in protest so the pub lost out. If I had just ordered it withou saying who it was for then I'm convinced iit would have been forthcoming. She had a very unfortunate attitude and I noticed a similar attitude to other clients. If I go there again it will be to place the order without saying who is going to eat it. I take the view that if I order something it is of no consequence to the supplier who it is for. ie if I by 2 for 1 in a supermarket they wouldn't tell me that I can't give one away or share it with someone. I will be reporting the matter to the pub owners if I can find out who they are. If that woman was the manageress then she doesn't deserve the job. overall the meals were good.
Standing on the opposite bank of the River Usk to Caerleon, at the foot of the road bridge over the river, The Ship Inn is a very visible landmark when approaching from Newport and the M4. The Inn has been here since at least the 19th century and has, in the past, been a Symonds tied pub. Our reason for staying was that our daughter is a second year student at the Caerleon Campus of the University of Wales, Newport College, based in the town and it was her birthday that weekend. Wanting to take here and her friend out for a celebration we didn't fancy the drive home the same night so, accommodation was essential. It was our daughter who pointed us in the direction of The Ship, her choice being based on price, a first consideration for most students. There are a number of establishments offering accommodation but many she tried first had no rooms available. The Ship was simply the first that did. We had no previous experience of the place and the Internet gave no guide. The entrance to The Ship is at the centre of the building, facing the road. To the left is a large but unsurfaced car park. The entrance opens onto a single, long bar-room, with an eating area to the left, a bar facing and a normal drinking area to the right. To the right also is a large screen on which was being projected, when we arrived, the England/Greece match, to a surprisingly small audience. There were less than a dozen people in the pub, not a good sign! Having signed in we were shown to our room. First surprise, no entry to the bedrooms from the bar! You have to go out the back door, up a set of iron stairs, across a flat roof and in through a door to the first floor! No problem in fine weather but when we were there it was mostly pouring with rain. An umbrella is essential if you want to avoid being soaked going backwards and forwards to your room. The room we had (No. 4) was at the rear of the building, overlooking the rear gard
en and children's playground. At least, it would have been overlooking except that the bed was underneath the only window so apart from clambering onto the bed you had no view anyway. The room itself was quite small and the bed just about filled it, leaving only room for a wardrobe and a couple of bedside cabinets. The room had a slightly musty smell to it, even though the window was wide open. We soon discovered why. The room didn't really have an "en suite". What it did have was a shower cabinet in the corner of the room with a wash basin next to it and a toilet room alongside. Fortunately the toilet was at least in a room of its own! The problem was that the door to the shower cabinet would not close. Clearly water had been seeping out whenever anyone used the shower, over a considerable period, as the carpet was wet and the floorboards beneath rotten. A black mould could be seen on the wall adjacent. The single window had set into it an extractor fan but this didn't work, as the electric cable wasn't even connected to it, indeed, it was just hanging loose, bare wires and all! Just as well that we weren't in the height of winter. I wouldn't want to be there with the window wide open then, simply to reduce the smell! We weren't planning to eat there in the evening as we had already made plans to eat at a restaurant in Newport (review elsewhere) so cannot make any comments about the quality of their food but when we get back to the inn later there were several people having an evening meal so I assume that it was acceptable. We did have breakfast there the following morning (included in the price) and that was also perfectly acceptable. I didn't have a fry-up but could have done. Even in the evening the inn was hardly packed, and this on a Saturday night! I can't imagine when their busy period is! They have the usual run-of-the-mill drinks offerings
. The usual fizz (keg beer such as Carling) and the ubiquitous Bud plus four handpumps serving the real cask ale, in this case Whoosh from the Tomas Watkins microbrewery of The Castle Hotel in Llandeilo. Unfortunately I didn't have an opportunity to try it. Spirits lean towards the younger end of the buyer spectrum. No malt whiskies, no specialist cognacs. At the price (£40 per night including breakfast) it is probably just about acceptable. So, overall, adequate but no more. Oh, but avoid Room 4 if it is offered.


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Hendrick Medical Center joins a growing number of Texas birth facilities that are enhancing its support for new mothers and their decision to breastfeed by earning the Texas Ten Step Program facility designation from the Texas Department of State Health Services. The Texas Ten Step Program encourages breastfeeding as the preferred method of feeding for newborns and infants.
"Hendrick Medical Center is proud to announce that we have implemented The Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding," said Layla Bohall, women and children's services educator at Hendrick Medical Center. "The steps facilitate achievement of maternal feeding goals, support maternal confidence and increase the likelihood of breastfeeding success."
Based on the World Health Organization/ UNICEF's Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding, the program aims to assist birth facility's support of breastfeeding mothers before, during and after delivery; encourages them to identify breastfeeding resources for the mother after she is discharged; and assists facilities in improving on national performance measures such as the Centers for Disease Control's Breastfeeding Report Card.
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Unless you're into Australian rugby or have spent time in Oz checking out the bikini modeling circuit, you may not be familiar with Jennifer. But now that she's won the 2004 Miss Universe pageant, there's no excuse for not recognizing her.
AppealA model's business is to look beautiful, of course, but it's also to appear as if she could be the right woman for you no matter what. It's about her making you believe she's available for the taking. Jennifer has this routine down pat. With years of experience in dancing and cheerleading, Jennifer has mastered the ultimate sexiness. She charmed the judges into naming her Miss Universe, didn't she?
SuccessFollowing her victory at a national dance competition in 2001, Jennifer became a cheerleader (called a "cheergirl" down under) for the Newcastle Knights rugby team. She was selected as Cheergirl of the Year in the National Rugby League, which landed her on the cover of Big League magazine.
It didn't take long for her employer to recognize Jennifer's publicity power, and she was featured in a TV spot to sell merchandise for the Newcastle Knights. In 2002, she moved on to modeling seriously and began entering beauty pageants. She finished in third place at the Miss Indy competition, then claimed the title of Newcastle's Miss Surfest.
After posing for Dirt Action magazine and Airtime Clothing, Jennifer moved up the beauty pageant food chain and won the Miss Australia competition. Her ascension to greatness culminated in 2004, with her crowning as the 52nd Miss Universe.
Jennifer Hawkins BiographyJennifer Hawkins was born in the Australian city of Newcastle, two hours north of Sydney, in 1984. This regional township has a predominant beach culture, making it the perfect family environment.
Jennifer was the youngest of four children, a position that exposed her to plenty of influence and tutelage from older siblings. Her parents, homemaker Gail and train company manager Robert, remain happily married to this day.
One of Jennifer's first hobbies was dancing, something she took up at the age of 5. While she was devoted to dancing, it never got in the way of her education, which commenced at Barnsley Public Primary School and then continued at West Wallsend High School. During those years, Jennifer was regarded as a quiet student and was always at the top of her class.
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Being a smart and responsible person, Jennifer knew that whatever pursuits she was to undertake, she would need a safety plan to fall back on if things didn't turn out as anticipated. So she continued going to school and earned a legal secretarial and office administration certificate.
Even while working for the Newcastle law firm Braye Cragg in 2001, Jennifer never lost sight of her modeling ambitions. That same year, she won a national dance competition.
Her agility on the dance floor led Jennifer to try her hand at water sports, and she soon became addicted to surfing and wakeboarding. Her next professional step was to become a cheerleader for the Newcastle Knights Rugby League team.
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Jennifer took naturally to her new job, and in 2001 she was named the National Rugby League's Cheergirl of the Year. This landed her the cover of Big League magazine, the National Rugby League's official publication.
From that moment, a full-time modeling career was within Jennifer's grasp. She made that career move in 2002. After modeling for a student designer fashion show, she moved on to beauty pageants. Soon, she was crowned Newcastle's Miss Surfest.
Jennifer finished third at the Bartercard Miss Indy competition, then starred in a television ad for the Newcastle Knights Store. This appearance got her contracts for modeling jobs with Airtime Clothing and Dirt Action magazine.
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Jennifer then got the break of a lifetime when she won the title of Miss Australia. This gave her both national attention and the access to participate in the 52nd edition of the Miss Universe pageant being held in Quito, Ecuador, in June 2004.
Under the watchful eye of pageant owner Donald Trump, 7,500 spectators, and an estimated 600 million TV viewers in 180 countries, the most beautiful women in the world duked it out with their evening gowns, bikinis and world peace speeches.
In the end, the judges -- which included Bo Derek, The Apprentice winner Bill Rancic as well as Sports Illustrated swimsuit models Elsa Benitez and Petra Nemcova -- were torn between Jennifer and Miss USA Shandi Finnessey.
After much deliberation, Jennifer became the first Australian Miss Universe since Kerry Ann Wells in 1972. Along with some expensive knickknacks like cosmetics, a crystal chandelier and a tiara, she was awarded a $45,000 film school scholarship and a luxury New York City riverside apartment to be used during her reign.
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While Jennifer appreciated all these prizes, she especially welcomed the opportunity to become an ambassador for such charitable organizations as the Global Health Council, amfAR, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation and YouthAIDS.
Jennifer has said that what she would like most is to become an anchorwoman for a national news show. In the meantime, she has allegedly entered negotiations to appear along with Shandi Finnessey in an erotic Bollywood-type musical where she would be required to bare it all.
Aside from her year-long stay in New York City, Jennifer is based in Sydney's beach suburb of Bondi, where she never misses an opportunity to go surfing.
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Mining, construction, oil fields and other industrial sites are often located miles away from medical facilities. American Sensor Technologies (AST) pressure sensors are used in a remote monitoring system for safety trailers used on remote sites as emergency first aid stations.
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Nomadic safety trailers are equipped with a variety of first aid equipment to immediately address medical conditions and stabilize an injured person until the arrival of first responders. To help monitor the readiness of their remote safety trailers, Nomadic uses a monitoring system from Global Monitoring to check the various operating parameters of each trailer.
Integrated with AST pressure sensors and other transducers installed on the safety trailers, Global Monitoring's Messenger Remote Monitor tracks essential operating parameters of the Nomadic safety trailers on a 24/7 basis including water temperature and levels, fuel levels, AC power and generator status.
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SPG Solar is working to advance the possibility of solar energy for more companies through its products and training facility.
The company recently opened its Technology and Training Center at Depot Park in Sacramento, Calif., which provides training opportunities for construction crews, engineers and designers
Visitors to the facility are given the opportunity to assemble and install SPG Solar's SunSeeker single-axis tracker.
The SunSeeker tracker, first used in 2006, was originally designed for use only within SPG's construction services, according to Bill Elwell, vice president of product sales.
It helps increase the amount of energy output from a solar operation by rotating the panels east to west to keep them directly pointed at the sun.
"It can generate 25% more power by doing this, which helps improve the return on investment," said Elwell.
The increase depends on some variables, such as location, Ewell said.
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Last summer, the company relaunched the tracker product, making it available to anyone to buy for use with their solar systems.
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It costs about 8% more, Elwell said, but with the additional energy output, the return is still significant.
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Lots of people think there's a RE bubble in this city and that there is a large price correction coming our way. I personally disagree, i think the market in Toronto is pretty healthy (see stats below) and demand for housing is being fuelled by a growing population of high income earners looking to live closer to the core. It's been noted in many studies that Toronto is becoming a city divided, with a large and growing population of low income earners and a large and growing population of high income earners. The middle income earners are leaving the city for the 905's. When one looks at the average income over time, there isn't much movement, because the increase in low income earners and increase in high income earners tend to wash each other out. When it comes to real estate prices however, there isn't any washing effect, because low income earners tend to rent and have little to no impact on real estate values. Whereas high earners tend to buy, so an increase in this segment of the population drives house price increases.
As income disparity widens, real estate prices rise, even as average income remains static. Over time real estate which was once affordable to the middle class eventually becomes out of reach for average income earners, which makes many of them believe there is a bubble. Rather than a bubble, in my opinion it more closely resembles the evolution most large cities go through. In fact compared to most large cities, Toronto real estate is still relatively inexpensive. Seriously, take a look at how much a 3 storey townhouse in New York cost. Over the course of 2012 i think prices in the core will continue to rise, albeit at a slower pace. And over the next decade i think we'll start to see a Manhattanization of Toronto's core.
Some stats to consider:
- Canadians with mortgages have significant equity in their home, averaging about 50 percent of the home's value - Canadian Banker's Association
- Canadian mortgage delinquencies stand at 0.47%, about the same level as when the rising prices started in 2000. This stands in stark contrast to US mortgage delinquencies which peaked at 6.89% in 2009
Prediction 2:
Anyone who cruises the MLS listings enough will learn to recognize flipper houses right away. They are often unfurnished in their photos, and typically feature brand new, (but mediocre) everything. They usually have dark hardwood floors, beige painted walls, hollow-core doors, and reek of Home Depot sales items. And if those things weren't obvious enough, the exteriors usually sport, some combination of stucco, brick and mock stone. These days i see fewer and fewer of them on the market. I think the combination of the Toronto Land Transfer Tax and the increase cost to purchase the "original" homes has really put a damper on flippers' ability to find their next profitable project. Also i think that buyers are becoming increasingly design savvy and more and more are looking for higher end finishes, not just new. While other buyers are now more willing then ever before to buy unrenovated homes and make them their own. So my prediction in 2012, is that flipping in Toronto is dead.
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Each year Toronto Life publishes it's "Where to Buy Now" list. I figured i'd come up with my own, focusing more on the core. I base my prediction on the housing stock, changing demographics, proximity to shopping, downtown and transportation. So here are 2 neighbourhoods that i think will see the next wave of gentrification.
1. The triangle formed by Dundas Street West , College Street and Ossington Ave: I believe this area has all the classic pre-gentrification ingredients. Many of the homes are occupied by older first generation immigrants who have raised their families in solid brick character homes over the last few decades and are now looking to downsize. The area is well served by public transportation, and is a short commute to downtown or to the Gardiner Expressway. Houses tend to be Victorian and Edwardian in style and date from the 1880's to 1940's. The homes tend to be well cared for, but not updated. Streets also tend to have mature trees and the retail strips along Dundas Street West and College Street, are being touted as the "Next Frontier". New low rise boutique condos and minimalist townhouses are starting to infiltrate this area. Along streets like Coolmine Rd, Lakeview Ave, and Churchill Ave, enormous three storey Victorians can still be purchased for under $800K, similar houses one block south in Beaconsfield Village or one block north in Dufferin Grove, would command prices over $1 million.
A row of large Victorians on Coolmine Ave, just begging for a make-over:
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A row of large Victorians on Churchill Ave, if these were in Roncy there would be permits in the window and a dumpster in front of every second house:
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A row of Victorians on Lakeview Ave, can't you just imagine the potential?:
Houses along Baldwin Ave, mere spitting distance from the AGO and University of Toronto. If you squint hard and imagine the chain link fences and weedy gardens are gone, you can see how beautiful this street scape could be:
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Working in the studio arts throughout his career as an art educator, Ben Marxhausen has observed the intuitive process involved in expressing himself creatively and has learned to trust that intuition. Noting the transforming quality that occurs through the creative process, he has focused on freeing that spirit within himself. Marxhausen's style of painting, which he calls Intuitive Abstract, invites and entices the viewer to free his or her own visual voice.It is the music that plays loudly and fills his studio which becomes the fountain of emotions from which Henry Hirsch begins most of his work. As forms evolve, it is the music that guides Hirsch to the fulfillment of what is pleasing. On occasion, the experiences of life, of professional training and the social order, emerge in the formation of certain abstractions that further fulfill his view of beauty and aesthetics. It is this universal combination that has been brought about through internal and external influences that allows Hirsch to express himself with freedom.
Drawing on my family history and my experiences as a professional anthropologist, this jewelry collection represents an exploration of identity. The production of this work has been a dialogue with my relations. I have made conscious use of elements from my heritage (personal as well as familial), borrowing from a variety of sensibilities – Celtic, Viking, Roman, Germanic, Navajo, Seminole, Japanese and Christian liturgical – while trying to avoid the expected repertoire of symbols. I enjoy the immediacy of materials, how silver and gold respond to pounding and polishing, and I love to see the forms and shapes appear as I work. The collection is, as are each of us, an ongoing interplay of past and present, a continuous clarification of that base that makes us who we are.
"Homeland" is itself a term with a history. Adolf Hitler used its German equivalent "Heimat" to invoke a sentimental nationalism which masked the brutality behind it.Homeland Scrollsis an exhibition that combines composite images of photographs of the wooded landscapes near my home areas that are overgrown, but in fact have long been inhabited with photographs made in other parts of the world. Working on the computer, I arrange the elements of each image in visual strata to imply archeology, and embed a word in each layer. The relationships between the words and images are open to interpretation in personal, political and philosophical terms. In Homeland Scrolls, I reclaim a sense of the multiple histories, many of them painful, most of them forgotten, that are connected to any landscape available to human view.
This exhibition highlighted work that was produced during the fall semester of 2007 in the following art courses: children's art, design, drawing, elements of art, graphic design, painting, and public art. Student artwork is also on display throughout the academic year in the Library Arts Building at CUI.
In all of my work, I explore various rifts or ruptures of space. I create these rifts by breaking images, overlapping images, and combining multiple perspectives. I continue to manipulate the images by erasing, scraping, and burnishing, since these actions give the images a life of their own beyond my original attention. I have been exploring the relationship between positive and negative form, in other words, between the figures and the space surrounding them. I explore these objects as symbols of hope and vitality surviving in the face of nature's disasters and human destructiveness to convey a sense of stillness and serenity.
Since beginning to paint, I have sought to produce work in the figurative, classical realistic style, making a connection into the sacred realm of theology and its connections with society. I work primarily from life, then reference photographs, in graphite drawings, and then oil. In approaching my present work, I choose as my subjects, the poor of Appalachia in the 1960's, through an extended family of unemployed coal miners. The creation of the work carries with it themes of how we, in the Judeo/Christian world accept the myths which hold our faith together, and reexamine our long - held beliefs, placing these ideas into a different and unique context, thereby awakening a curiosity of what might be new meanings for us.
This exhibition will feature new work by the faculty in the art department at Concordia University, Irvine, CA. The faculty's work ranges from intimate drawings and illustrations to large scale mixed-media images, paintings and video art pieces. Artistic styles from abstractto representational and celebrate a group of committed and talented artists. The exhibition of their art in this annual event instills in the students' minds that their mentors are actively engaged in the discipline they pursue.
This exhibition highlighted work that was produced during the spring semester of 2008 in the following art courses: ceramics, drawing, graphic design, painting and senior art seminar. Student artwork is also on display throughout the academic year in the Library Arts Building at CUI.


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- Generating more than 1.3 billion consumer impressions across the nation with advertising and public relations activities in newspapers, magazines and online publicity messages.
- Supporting and sponsoring special events that showcase Wisconsin cheese and dairy products, including the eleven-day Tour of America's Dairyland bicycle racing series, Dairy Day at Miller Park and over 100 farm breakfasts and dairy events during June.
- Through Wisconsin Dairy Council (WDC) staff, presenting nutrition education messages to nearly 50,000 students in classrooms presentation throughout the state and participating in more than 130 radio and television interviews highlighting dairy nutrition.
- Providing school nutrition materials to more than 1,500 Wisconsin schools reaching more than 487,500 students.
- Launching the Dairy Impact Wisconsin channel on YouTube to inform consumers about how their Wisconsin cheese and dairy product purchases benefit the state (over 11,000 visitors to the channel since January).
- Continuing to build on the success of using websites and social media marketing to engage and inform consumers about Wisconsin's dairy industry and our cheese and dairy products. Since January, WMMB websites have had almost 1.1 million visits and online newsletters were received by more than 278,300 people. In the national retail grocery store, foodservice and food processing industry segments, WMMB's marketing and promotion activities included:
- Conducting more than 1,290 supermarket chain promotions and 18,500 cheese demos in major grocery stores across the country. Key supermarket chains participating in WMMB's promotions include Kroger, Supervalu, Schnucks, Walmart, Costco, Roundy's, Giant Eagle, United Markets, Whole Foods, Safeway, Sendik's, Heinen's, Wegman's, and Festival Foods.
- Organizing and conducting 56 foodservice, retail and culinary tours and presenting 62 cheese education seminars to key grocery buying influencers, restaurant operators and chefs.
- Expanding the number of Wisconsin promotions available in WMMB's "Print-On-Demand" online toolkit to 20 major themes with over a hundred custom variations that grocery stores can use on a year-round basis.
- Increasing Wisconsin identification on retail cheese packaging, with WMMB's Wisconsin Cheese® and Wisconsin Dairy® logos now being used on thousands of retail, foodservice and private label Wisconsin cheese, butter, ice cream, milk and cultured dairy products. Over 200 Wisconsin cheese and dairy product manufacturers and marketers participate in WMMB's brand equity program.
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- Continuing to build Wisconsin cheese promotions with regional and national restaurant chains such as Culvers, A&W, and Country Kitchen.
- Supporting the Wisconsin Center for Dairy Research (CDR), which administers the Wisconsin Master Cheesemaker® Program and provides research and technical assistance to state cheese and dairy processors. Fifty-two Wisconsin Master Cheesemakers have completed the program.
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Noel Fehily admitted to being haunted as to why Silviniaco Conti has yet to win a Cheltenham Gold Cup but the jockey could take some comfort in the chestnut's follow-up victory at Aintree.
Silviniaco Conti (9-4) came down three fences out when still in with a chance under Ruby Walsh at last year's Festival, but three weeks ago he was still leading on the run-in and wandered across the course as Lord Windermere and two other late finishers rushed past.
He went on to be beaten by First Lieutenant in the 2013 Betfred Bowl but handsomely settled an old score with Mouse Morris' representative, who eventually claimed fourth, and added this Grade One prize to his most important one to date, the King George VI Chase at Kempton.
Fehily was keen to ensure the three-mile-one-furlong contest was a searching test of stamina and set a good gallop from the outset as First Lieutenant studied him closely.
However, it was the Ryanair winner and 13-8 favourite Dynaste who became the closest pursuer as the Paul Nicholls-trained Silviniaco Conti suffered what may have been another lapse in concentration approaching the final fence.
Desperate not to settle for minor honours again, Fehily implored Silviniaco Conti to dig deeper and Dynaste was never quite allowed to impose himself as David Pipe's grey finished a length and a half behind.
"He's unlucky not to win a Gold Cup and he deserved to win this," said Fehily.
"I didn't sleep a lot that night (after Cheltenham). I was absolutely sick. I thought he was the best horse and that he would gallop all the way to the line.
"I think he likes a little bit of company, he likes to go along with other horses."
Nicholls said: "There's no doubt he stays, but there is just the question of whether he might one day need the help of headgear.
"At Cheltenham he jumped the last, looked like he was going to win, then ran left and ran a bit green. Then he stayed on when they went past him.
"He just wanders around in front. I'll talk to the lads, there's Punchestown but I think we'll probably end it on that."
"We've needed a good chaser after Kauto and Denman, and he's done fantastically well winning the Betfair Chase last season and the King George.
"He ran well in the Gold Cup and didn't win it so we'll go back for that next year and hopefully win some nice races along the way."
Pipe is also likely to now give Dynaste a summer holiday.
"It was a cracking run," he said.
"He has been beaten by a better horse on the day, and we'll look forward for next season now.
"It'll be the same sort of races and aim towards Cheltenham again.
"He's had a fantastic season and I'd say Punchestown was unlikely because he's had two tough races."
Argocat came through to grab third from First Lieutenant under Tony McCoy and trainer Tom Taaffe said: "It was a good run. He ran as I expected.
"He had a terrible fall at Down Royal early in the season and it took us two months to get him back trotting again.
"Tony said if he had known him better he might have been able to help him a bit more.
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The topic of the Buddha's initial reluctance to form the Bhikkhuni Sangha and its implications is discussed fairly frequently. I read somewhere the interpretation that the rape of Uppalavanna Theri was an example of what the Buddha was afraid would happen if he ordained bhikkhunis. I think this makes a lot of sense and I don't believe I've ever read it mentioned on this forum. The responsibility of monitoring a large number of women's safety to a satisfactory degree is great, even impossible. For me, that initial reluctance no longer has any substantial degree of mystery to it.
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A look at the Chase for the Sprint Cup standings after Sunday's race at Texas Motor Speedway, the eighth of 10 Chase races:
1. Jimmie Johnson
Position: Leader
Performance at Texas: Johnson dominated much of the race, led the most laps and then won a thrilling duel with Brad Keselowski for the win. Johnson and his team outperformed Keselowski in nearly every phase of the game, increasing their points lead and taking control of the Chase with their second straight win.
Outlook: With a seven-point lead with just two races remaining, the championship is Johnson's to lose. He should have a huge advantage at Phoenix, one of his best tracks. He has four wins there and 12 top-five and 15 top-10s in 18 races. Johnson won the Chase race at Phoenix three times during his five-year championship run. He finished fourth there in March.
2. Brad Keselowski
Position: -7
Performance at Texas: Keselowski did all he could to try to win the race and regain the points lead. In the end, though, he finished second and lost five points to Johnson. A slip-up on pit road cost him the lead and forced him to gamble with a two-tire pit stop late in the race. Still, he got the most he could on a day when he could have lost much more ground.
Outlook: Now seven points behind, Keselowski may have to gamble and take some chances to beat Johnson. And, as he showed at Texas, that's when he's most dangerous. Look for him to take some more risks at Phoenix to keep the pressure on Johnson. Like at most tracks, Keselowski has a small sample size at Phoenix. He has just one top-five and one top-10 finish there, but it came in the March race, when he finished fifth.
3. Clint Bowyer
Position: -36
Performance at Texas: Bowyer ran well and was in position to perhaps steal a win on fuel mileage but things didn't fall his way. After finishing sixth, he lost 12 more points to Johnson and likely is too far behind to challenge for the title. He will need Johnson and Keselowski both to have bad luck in one of the final two races to have a chance.
Outlook: Bowyer has struggled at Phoenix over the years, scoring just two top-five and five top-10s. While most of those stats were compiled with Richard Childress Racing, he finished 30th there in March with Michael Waltrip Racing.
4. Kasey Kahne
Position: -58
Performance at Texas: Kahne ran in the top 10 all day, but was involved in a late wreck that led to a 25th-place finish—his worse in the Chase. The setback basically eliminated him from contention. He'll be racing now to hang onto a top-five spot in the final Chase standings.
Outlook: Kahne had struggled at Phoenix throughout his career—until winning this race last year with Red Bull Racing. He has just four other top-10s in 16 races, however, and had problems there in March, finishing 34th.
T5. Matt Kenseth
Position: -72
Performance at Texas: Kenseth made a nice comeback to finish fourth after struggling early in the race. He gained three spots in the standings and is racing to finish in the top five for the sixth time in his career in his final season with Roush Fenway Racing. That's not bad after being 12th after the first four Chase races.
Outlook: Kenseth has one career victory at Phoenix, but it came way back in 2002. He has just two top-10s in his last nine races there and just eight in 20 races.
T5. Jeff Gordon
Position: -72
Performance at Texas: Gordon was in position to win and was going for the lead when he had a flat tire and had to pit. He wound up 14th on a day when he could have won, which is the story of his season. He will now battle Kahne, Kenseth and the rest to finish in the top five in points for the 11th time in his career.
Outlook: Gordon scored his second career win at Phoenix in 2011 and has been solid there over the years with 10 top-five and 19 top-10 finishes.
7. Denny Hamlin
Position: -73
Performance at Texas: Hamlin ran around the top 10 most of the race, but got dinged up in a crash late and then had overheating problems. His 20th-place finish was his second straight disappointing run and basically knocked out of title contention for good. He'll now race to just get back into the top five in points and to salvage a bit of pride after a disappointing Chase.
Outlook: Hamlin has been good at Phoenix over the years and scored his first win there in March. Overall, he has six top-five and seven top-10s there in 14 races.
T8. Tony Stewart
Position: -80
Performance at Texas: At one point, he was getting passed by teammate Danica Patrick. But Stewart rallied to finish fifth after a miserable race last week at Martinsville. Stewart also is too far behind to think about the championship and will just look to finish strong a year after winning the title.
Outlook: Stewart has one career victory at Phoenix and it came in his rookie season in 1999. He has eight top-five and 11 top-10 finishes there in 21 races. He finished third in this race last year en route to his third championship.
T8. Martin Truex Jr.
Position: -80
Performance at Texas: Truex ran in the top 10 most of the race but couldn't finish it off and wound up 13th. He's desperately hoping to cap off a solid season by winning one of the final two races for his first win since 2007.
Outlook: He will be a long shot at Phoenix, where he has just one top-five and five top-10 finishes.
10. Greg Biffle
Position: -83
Performance at Texas: Biffle finished a disappointing 10th after winning the April race at Texas. With no shot at the championship, he likely could be satisfied with a third win this season.
Outlook: Biffle finished third at Phoenix in March and has two runnerup finishes there over the years, but he has been inconsistent. He has just six top-10s in 17 races there.
11. Kevin Harvick
Position: -101
Performance at Texas: Harvick was officially eliminated from title contention with his ninth-place finish, which is just as well the way he has run in this year's Chase. Harvick was lucky to score his first top 10 in the Chase considering his car got hit by a parachute on pit road before the race.
Outlook: Harvick has perhaps his best chance to score his first win this season at Phoenix. He has won twice there and finished second in March. Overall, he has nine top-10s in 19 races there.
12. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Position: -151
Performance at Texas: Earnhardt rallied from a slow start to finish seventh, an encouraging run in just his second race after returning from a concussion. Earnhardt also was officially eliminated from championship contention. Had he not missed two races with a concussion, he might be battling for a top-five spot in the final standings.
Outlook: Like several Chase drivers, Earnhardt has won at Phoenix but it's been a while—2003 and 2004. He has just eight career top-10 finishes there, only one in his last seven races there.


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The only problem I have with the 2m rule is that it is very luck oriented.
Someone could have a shot that is only kind of bad hit the outer branches of a tree and get stuck in it, where someone else could have a worse shot into the heart of a tree that falls out.
Also, it may just be the foliage in the inland northwest here, but I see more backhand/sidearm shots get stuck in trees than overhand shots.


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Luke Britt was appointed by Governor Mike Pence to serve as Indiana's Public Access Counselor in August of 2013. He previously served as an attorney and operations manager for the Indiana State Department of Health and as an attorney for the Department of Child Services. Britt received his undergraduate degree in Journalism from Franklin College in Franklin Indiana and his law degree from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law in Detroit, Michigan. He has also completed course work toward a Master's of Business Administration at the University of Indianapolis.
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Roberto Cavalli Graffiti Artist Lawsuit
Did Roberto Cavalli's Prints Cross the Line?
- The designer has been accused of copying graffiti artists — Racked
- Your swimsuit actually has a lot of history behind it — HuffPost Style
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- This tote looks so luxe you'll hardly believe where it came from — The Cut
- The fashion world has a strong opinion about Pamela Anderson — Fashionista
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