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Mikel Landa is up to fourth place at the expense of Fabio Aru while Barguil leapfrogs Contador into ninth place.
Briançon - Col d'Izoard
Tour de France - 20 July 2017
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Here was the moment Warren Barguil made history by becoming the first rider to win a Tour stage atop the Col d'Izoard.
Today's top ten in Stage 18 on the Izoard...
Barguil's second victory on this race - and the unprecedented finish on the Izoard - sees him pocket another 40pts in the KOM competition and move onto an insurmountable 169pts. What a Tour he has had.
That means Bardet moves into second place, 23 seconds behind Froome now. Uran may have lost a second there because there was a little gap... Yes, indeed, it's a two-second drop for Uran, who is now 29 seconds behind Froome on GC.
Atapuma holds on for second place - just - before Bardet pips Froome for third ahead of Uran, and with it, takes the final four bonus seconds.
Warren Barguil is all smiles as he rides the final few hundred metres knowing that he has made history on the Col d'Izoard today. What a victory for the Frenchman.
Barguil is going to take his second win of the race here - and move further up the overall standings. What a way to secure the polka dot jersey...
Bardet and Atapuma pass under the flamme rouge - and the Frenchman puts in a little dig to drop the Colombian.
It's not over yet! Froome, Uran and Bardet have caught Landa - and they're closing in on the two leaders...
But Uran and Bardet manage to rejoin Froome once the road heads uphill again... And further up the road, Barguil has caught Atapuma!
CHRIS FROOME ATTACKS! The yellow jersey wants to win this stage and distance his rivals and he's dropped them just ahead of the small downhill segment in the Casse Deserte.
BARDET ATTACKS: The Frenchman makes the first move and only Froome and Uran can follow - for now.
It's getting very close... Barguil is 30 seconds behind Atapuma while Landa is 20 seconds further back and just ahead of the yellow jersey group.
Barguil has caught and passed both Lutsenko and Gallopin. What a Tour he's having. To be fair, Landa has also caught Lutsenko. Further back, Aru is digging deep behind the yellow jersey group.
The Sky train disintegrates as Kwiatkowski hits the wall and Nieve peels off - allowing Mikel Landa to accelerate and ride clear of the yellow jersey group. Intriguing...
Atapuma has 30 seconds on Gallopin, 35 seconds on Lutsenko, 55 seconds on Barguil and 1:20 on the yellow jersey group. Meanwhile, Contador has been caught by Froome et al.
Dan Martin is the first of the GC favourites to attack - and his acceleration sees Fabio Aru dropping back form the group of favourites.
Chris Froome still has Mikel Nieve, Mikel Landa and Michal Kwiatkowski with him. What a formidable team Sky is. They trail Atapuma by 1:35.
Barguil is looking very good here - he's just 1:20 behind Atapuma now...
Barguil and Contador have joined forces and they're reeling in and passing the remnants of the break. Contador has found Bauke Mollema, who was in the break, and the two Trek riders will join forces. Back with the yellow jersey group, and Aru, Martin, Meintjes and Yates have managed to rejoin.
Warren Barguil attacks from the main pack with the gap down to two minutes for Atapuma. The Frenchman is followed by Alberto Contador, who is still hungry to get something from this Tour.
Atapuma has caught and passed Lutsenko on the front of the race.
Aru in trouble! The Italian national champion is slipping back - as is Martin, Yates and Meintjes...
Sergio Henao of Team Shy has been dropped by the main pack - as has Mathias Frank and Alexis Vuillermoz of Ag2R-La Mondiale.
Atapuma is now closing in on Lutsenko and must be the favourite for the win today, what with his climbing pedigree.
Meanwhile, back with the race and Atapuma ups the tempo from this chasing group - and he's pulling away from both Gallopin and Navarro.
Another five-time Tour winner's reign ended on the Izoard eleven years later when Frenchman Bernard Hinault conceded the yellow jersey to the American Greg LeMond, who powered clear of his La Vie Claire team-mate in the Casse Déserte. LeMond caught rival Urs Zimmermann and the pair finished three minutes ahead of an abject Hinault. That night in Briançon, LeMond and Hinault had their much publicised spat ahead of the apparent truce one day later, which manifested itself in their infamous arm-in-arm finale on Alpe d'Huez. Three years later, the American return to the climb and - this time in yellow - gained 13 precious seconds over his big rival Laurent Fignon in a stage that ended in Briançon. One day later, LeMond lost the jersey to Fignon again - only to regain it a few days later on the streets of Paris by just eight seconds. So, you could say that the Izoard once again proved instrumental.
Part of the Izoard's mystique comes in its knack of calling time on the careers of some of cycling's most treasured figures. In the same way that Court No.2 at Wimbledon has built up a reputation for being the graveyard of champions, so too has the Izoard hammered a fair few nails into the coffins of the seemingly immortal. Eddy Merckx's era-ending fall on 14th July 1975 at the hands of Bernard Thévanet was likened to that of the Bastille. One day earlier, the great Belgian had conceded the race lead to his French rival after his dramatic défaillance on the climb to Pra Loup. But with a gap of just 58 seconds separating the two, there was all to play for in stage 16 on the Izoard. After a series of attacks on the early slopes, Thévanet dropped Merckx and rode through the Casse Déserte with a 2'25" advantage before finishing alone in Serre-Chevalier to all but end the reign of King Eddy". While Merckx kept battling to Paris, Thévanet had won the Tour on the Izoard.
Still 10 clicks to go for Lutsenko, who has 43 seconds to play with ahead of Atapuma, Navarro and Gallopin. They have just passed through the hamlet of La Chalp. The main yellow jersey pack is 3:30 down.
Tony Gallopin has managed to catch Atapuma and Navarro. Meanwhile, back in the pack, Ag2R-La Mondiale still set a fast tempo with Froome's Sky army just behind. Barguil is still here - and the polka dot jersey shakes the hand of KOM rival Thomas De Gendt when the Belgian is reeled in and passed following his cameo in the break earlier on.
Two kilometres from the summit of the southern side there are memorial plaques laid down by L'Équipe to commemorate the two riders most readily associated with the Izoard: Italy's two-time Tour winner Fausto Coppi and French triple Tour champion Louison Bobet. Between 1949 and 1954 – when the road was just a rustic dirt track and riders had to dodge sharp flints as well as the glare of the sun as they toiled up the backbone, over the bare shoulders and towards the frowning brow of the mountain – both men soloed over the summit after making decisive attacks on the Izoard (Coppi twice and Bobet three times).
Gautier peels off the front, his work for the day done. Meanwhile, Atapuma and Navarro have attacked from the chasing group in a bid to reel in lone leader Lutsenko.
The pace is pretty punishing in the pack - and even Warren Barguil looks to be struggling. No surprise: he already has his stage win, plus the polka dot jersey in the bag.
Meanwhile, back with the peloton and numerous riders are being shelled out the back already - including Oliver Naesen, who was pace-setting for Bardet earlier, and Esteban Chaves, who is still fighting back from injury earlier in the season. AG2R-La Mondiale still front the peloton through Cyril Gautier, who has dropped back from the break to help pave the way for his team-mate Romain Bardet who, like Rigo Uran, trails Froome by 27 seconds on GC.
Lone leader Alexey Lutsenko (Astana) is onto the final big climb of this year's Tour de France - the HC Col d'Izoard (14.1km at 7.3%).
Edet may be struggling but his team-mate Navarro has just launched an attack from the chasing pack - sparking a response from Atapuma and some of the others.
Edet is already starting to struggle ahead of the climb proper. Lutsenko drops his companion and rides to the foot of the Izoard alone.
Edet takes on a gel and a sticky bidon from the Astana team car of his fellow escapee, Lutsenko. A nice touch. They have 32 seconds on the Gallopin chasing group, 1:30 on the rest of the break and 4:30 over the pack.
Lutsenko and Edet have dropped Hardy. They have 4:45 over the pack and so the winner may not necessarily come from the break - especially once the GC battle explodes on the Izoard.
Further back in the main body of the break - who trail the front of the race by about 1:20 - and there is some real climbing calibre. Riders to watch include Pauwels and Cummings of Dimension Data, Mate of Cofidis, Durasek of UAE Team Emirates, Roche of BMC, Talansky of Cannondale-Drapac and Gautier of Ag2R-La Mondiale.
Hardy, Edet and Lutsenko have opened up a small gap on this false flat to the foot of the climb. Behind, Ulissi and Molard have joined the chasers. Ulissi is a tidy climber, but doesn't have the stamina for something as relentless as the Izoard.
Dani Navarro is a good climber on his day - the only problem being the fact that his day was about a decade ago. The same could be said of Romain Sicard, who was once tipped to be the next big thing from the Basque region, but never fulfilled his potential at Euskaltel or Europcar beyond.
Of these eight leaders, the big danger man is the Colombian Darwin Atapuma - who was second over the top of the Galibier yesterday.
The four leaders are joined by Edet, Navarro, Grmay and Hardy so we have eight ahead now as they race up the Guil gorge towards the turn up the Izoard just ahead of the Chateau Queyras.
Since the Belgian Philippe Thys became the first man to scale the Col d'Izoard in pole position in the 1922 Tour, the race has returned to its daunting slopes and the eerie Casse Déserte on 33 occasions. Prior to the Second World War, Tour winners Henri Pélissier (1923), Sylvère Maes (1936) and Gino Bartali (1938) were all first over the summit en route to wearing yellow in Paris.
Descent over for the leaders, who reach the down of Guillestre. From here the road edges uphill and gradually gets steeper and steeper all the way to the summit. Game on.
Lutsenko, Atapuma and Sicard have joined Gallopin again on the front of the race. They have about 35 seconds on the other escapees and 5:55 on the Ag2R-La Mondiale-led peloton.
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Tony Gallopin has edged ahead of the other leaders to open up a small gap on this descent of the Col de Vars. It's all a bit futile because the Frenchman is not renowned for his climbing and is bound to explode on the Izoard.
Belgian champion Oliver Naesen leads the Ag2R-La Mondiale-fronted main pack over the summit of the Vars, 6:35 down on the leaders.
Andrey Lutsenko zips clear to take the maximum 10pts over the summit of the Col de Vars for Astana. Gallopin is second ahead of Sicard and Atapuma. The Ukrainian has 1pt in the KOM standings and so moves on to 11pts now - and joint 21st place with Lilian Calmejane and Brice Feillu. And that's it: Warren Barguil's polka dot jersey is his unless the Frenchman crashes out of the race.
Sicard and Lutsenko has been joined by Darwin Atapuma and Tony Gallopin. They have about 20 seconds on the other escapees.
Five Ag2R-La Mondiale riders move onto the front of the peloton to spell the end for Luke Rowe's shift. Finally, Romain Bardet's team is taking it to Sky.
Romain Sicard (Direct Energie) puts in a big attack from the break and is joined by Andrey Lutsenko of Astana. The two open up a small gap as they edge closer to the summit.
The main pack is still being led by Team Sky with Luke Rowe - the Tour's Lanterne Rouge, more than four hours down on his team-mate Froome - setting the tempo. Dan McLay was the last man on GC until he withdrew through illness yesterday.
Pauwels is back with the break as Dani Davarro of Cofidis - also in yesterday's break - has a dig. Teisj Benoot of Lotto Soudal is near the front, too.
Serge Pauwels - who was very aggressive from the break yesterday - now leads the way on the Col de Vars, with numerous riders dropped: Clarke, Roelandts, Swift to name a few...
Attack from Nicolas Edet from the break. The Frenchman is followed by Durasek, Clarke and one of the Astana boys. But the gap is small.
The break is whittled down to 22 riders on the early slopes of the Vars as Team Sky controls the tempo back with the pack. So far, so uneventful today.
Time to get serious: the break moves onto the Cat.1 Col de Vars (9.3km at 7.5%). Straight away, riders are off the back while Serge Pauwels moves onto the front.
The break has split in two with a leading group of 25 holding a small gap over the second group of 29. The peloton is still 7:20 back, with Team Sky and Bora Hansgrohe sharing the chasing duties on the front. The 25 are: Jan Bakelants and Cyril Gautier (AG2R-La Mondiale), Nicolas Roche (BMC), Andrei Grivko, Bakhtiar Kozhatayev and Michael Valgren (Astana), Darwin Atapuma, Kristjian Durasek, Marco Marcato and Ben Swift (UAE), Rudy Molard (FDJ), Daryl Impey (Orica), Serge Pauwels and Jaco Venter (Dimension Data), Zdenek Stybar (Quick Step), Maurits Lammertink (Katusha), Tiejs Benoot and Jurgen Roelandts (Lotto-Soudal), Nicolas Edet and Dani Navarro (Cofidis), Thomas Voeckler and Sylvain Chavanel (Direct Energie), Simon Clarke and Andrew Talansky (Cannondale) and Marco Minnaard (Wanty).
Earlier, we spoke to Chris Froome about today's summit finish on the Izoard.
It looks Primoz Roglic - who became the first Slovenian to win a stage on the Tour de France yesterday - received some fan mail after his exploits on the Galibier...
Some hefty post-prandial pulling on the front from Marcus Burghardt sees the gap come down to 7:40 for the breakaway. Burghardt working to being the race back together given the fact that his team, Bora-Hansgrophe, don't have a man in the large leading group.
Those 20 points in the intermediate sprint put Sonny Colbrelli up into third place in the rather-blunt battle for green. What was a thrilling duel between five-stage-win Marcel Kittel and the battling Michael Matthews came to an abrupt end yesterday when the German withdrew from the race moments after the Australian moved within 9pts of his tally. Kittel had crashed badly ahead of the first of four climbs and later threw in the towel on the summit of the Croix de Fer. Matthews (Team Subweb) now has 364 points and looks certain to wear the green jersey into Paris, with Andre Greipel (Lotto Soudal) on 204 points, Colbrelli now on 164pts and Alexander Kristoff - the Katusha-Alpecin rider who also crashed yesterday - on 158 points.
The peloton edges through the feed zone with most riders taking on a musette of grab ahead of the dual ascent of the Vars and Izoard. The gap is pushing nine minutes now as the riders zip through Barcelonette.
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Sonny Colbrelli wins the intermediate sprint at Les Thuiles to single-handedly double Bahrain-Merida's race prize money. The Italian beat De Gendt and Dion Smith.
Many thought that Chris Froome would look to assert his authority on the race and pick up an elusive stage win today, but it's not looking that way: Sky are more concerned with controlling things and marking out Froome's rivals. If Froome doesn't win Saturday's time trial in Marseille - and goes on to win his fourth Tour in Paris on Sunday - then he'll become the seventh rider in Tour history to win the race without picking up a stage en route. The last? Well, discounting Alberto Contador - who did it in 2010 before being retrospectively disqualified - it's another Spaniard, Oscar Pereiro, in 2006.
Those seven leaders have been reeled in by the rest of the break, so we're back to having 54 men out in front - with a huge lead of 7:35, so it's looking like the victory will come from one of these riders and not one of the big GC favourites on the Izoard.
A reminder that Annemiek van Vleuten of the Netherlands won the women's La Course race on the Izoard earlier today. Here's how the Orica-Scott rider made history with her victory over Britain's Lizzie Deignan by 43 seconds.
Markel Irizar (Trek-Segafredo) is being tended by the race doctor. He has a cut elbow and his jersey is rather torn so the Spaniard must have taken a tumble somewhere on the descent, perhaps, from the last climb.
Chris Froome has all eight of his remaining Sky team-mates with him on the front of the peloton - with just the absent Geraint Thomas no doubt watching at home on TV. The Welshman - who wore the first yellow jersey of the race after winning the Dusseldorf time trial - crashed out on the desent of the Col de la Biche in the Vosges in that hectic stage 9 to Chambery, won by Rigo Uran.
The gap is up to 6:10 for the seven leaders over the peloton, with the remainder of the big break around 30 seconds back.
This break has had a bit of a shake up: seven riders now have a bit of a gap on the others. They are: Serge Pauwels, Sylvain Chavanel, Gianluca Brambilla, Angelo Tulik, Simon Clarke, Ben Swift and Florian Vachon.
Thomas De Gendt takes the maximum 2pts over the top of the climb ahead of Nicolas Edet, who joined the leaders before the summit. Calmejane is third over the top, with the other escapees not far behind. The peloton is still 5+ minutes back. Whatever happens today, De Gendt can't catch the leader of the KOM competition, Warren Barguil, who has 129 points, with De Gendt now on to 63. Yesterday's winner Primoz Roglic has 80pts and there are another 56pts available in the race - so he'll have to do something special if he wants to take the polka dot jersey from Barguil's shoulders.
Lilian Calmejane - a stage winner from earlier in the race - puts in the first attack from this large break. The Frenchman provokes a response from Thomas De Gendt, who has pretty much been on the offensive every day of the past week - but still has nothing to show for it.
The break are onto the first categorised climb of the day, the Cat.3 Cote de Demoiselles Coiffees (3.9km at 5.2%).
The aerial helicopter images are superb today. It certainly helps that the subject material is so majestic. This is the artificial Lac de Serre-Ponçon which didn't 'open' until 1961 after construction started six years earlier.
The gap is up to five minutes for this large 54-man break.
While three teams are not represented in this break, some have more than half their riders involved - indeed, more riders than FDJ have left in the race.
It's a clearer day today than yesterday, which was overcast and grey. The sun is out and the temperature is in the mid 20s. The Alpine views are, needless to say, quite breathtaking.
It's Colombia national day today so perhaps we'll see something special from the likes of Rigoberto Uran, Nairo Quintana, Carlos Betancur, Darwin Atapuma, Sergio Henao, Jarlinson Pantano and Esteban Chaves. Two of those riders - Atapuma and Betancur - are in today's break, which now has a gap of 4:30 over the pack. Remember, no Colombian has ever won the Tour de France although two riders have finished on the podium: Fabio Parra in 1988 and Quintana three times - in 2013, 2015 and 2016. Perhaps Uran could become the third this year - or even the first to win the whole thing...
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We mentioned that Brice Feillu was the best placed rider in this break: the rangy Frenchman, a stage winner in Andorra way back in 2009, is 16th on GC but 33:32 down on Chris Froome. The gap is currently 4:40 for this break so Brice has a fair bit of work to do if he wants to win this Tour... (joke).
It's worth adding that just three teams are not represented in this break: Team Sky (who have bigger fish to fry and a yellow jersey to protect), LottoNL-Jumbo (who won yesterday's stage through Primoz Roglic) and Bora-Hansgrohe (who, er... that might explain why Marcus Burghardt was earlier trying to bridge across... it's not going to be pleasant tonight at the Bora dinner table).
The 54 leaders (thanks to letour.fr): Jan Bakelants and Cyril Gautier (AG2R-La Mondiale), Carlos Betancur and Jesus Herrada (Movistar), Bauke Mollema (Trek-Segafredo), Alessandro De Marchi, Amaël Moinard and Nicolas Roche (BMC), Andrei Grivko, Bakhtiar Kozhatayev, Alexei Lutsenko and Michael Valgren (Astana), Darwin Atapuma, Kristjian Durasek, Marco Marcato, Ben Swift and Diego Ulissi (UAE), Rudy Molard (FDJ), Daryl Impey (Orica), Stephen Cummings, Serge Pauwels and Jaco Venter (Dimension Data), Gianluca Brambilla and Zdenek Stybar (Quick Step), Robert Kiserlovski, Maurits Lammertink, Tiago Machado and Nils Politt (Katusha), Tiejs Benoot, Thomas De Gendt, Tony Gallopin and Jurgen Roelandts (Lotto-Soudal), Simon Geschke (Sunweb), Dimitri Claeys, Nicolas Edet and Dani Navarro (Cofidis), Thomas Voeckler, Lilian Calmejane, Sylvain Chavanel, Romain Sicard and Angelo Tulik (Direct Energie), Pierre Rolland, Simon Clarke and Andrew Talansky (Cannondale), Sonny Colbrelli and Tsgabu Grmay (Bahrain-Merida), Guillaume Martin, Marco Minnaard and Dion Smith (Wanty), Brice Feillu, Elie Gesbert, Romain Hardy, Eduardo Sepulveda and Florian Vachon (Fortuneo).
Froome has no Sky team-mates in the break; Uran has three in Andrew Talansky, Pierre Rolland and Simon Clarke; Bardet has two in Jan Bakelants and Cyril Gautier; Aru has four in Michael Valgren, Andrey Lutsenko, Andrey Grivko and Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev.
Team Sky lead the peloton for their man in yellow, Chris Froome. He leads Romain Bardet and Rigoberto Uran by 27 seconds on GC, with Fabio Aru dropping to fourth yesterday at 53 seconds, with Mikel Landa completing the top five at 1:24.
Those four riders have been joined by the chasing group so we have around 51 riders out ahead - the best placed of which on GC is Frenchman Brice Feilllu of Fortuneo-Oscaro. Serge Pauwels (Dimension Data) is there again, as are a host of usual suspects: Bauke Mollema, Sylvain Chavanel, Darwin Atapuma, Pierre Rolland, Simon Geschke, Cyril Gautier, as well as the originals in De Gendt, Calmejane, De Marchi and Gesbert.
Earlier today, Dutchwoman Annemiek Van Vleuten (Orica-Scott) won the fourth edition of La Course by Le Tour de France on the Col d'Izoard. Van Vleuten - who you may remember from that horrific crash during the Rio Olympics - attacked with 4.5km to go to cross the line 43 seconds ahead of British champion Lizzie Deignan and 1:23 ahead of Italian champion Elisa Longo Borghini. The second part of La Course will see the women riders take part in a pursuit-style time trial in Marseille ahead of the men's ITT on Saturday.
There's a big split in the peloton as around 45 riders zip off the front in pursuit of those leaders - with many of the GC men sending team-mates up the road as relays for later on. So many subplots to play out today, with multiple battles on the cards - for yellow, for polka dots, for the stage, and for kudos.
The indefatigable Thomas De Gendt (Lotto-Soudal) has opened up a gap along with Alessandro De Marchi (BMC), Elie Gesbert (Fortuneo-Oscaro) and Lilian Calmejane (Direct Energie).
The attacks come from the outset as the likes of Lars Bak (Lotto-Soudal), Thomas Voeckler (Direct Energie), Andrei Grivko (Astana) and Yukiya Arashiro (Bahrain-Merida) roll the dice.
And they're off! Christian Prudhomme waves his flag from the back of his red Skoda and the remaining 169 riders get this final day in the mountains under way...
Here's what's on the menu today - a long rolling opening schlep through the Alpine valleys and a loop away from Briancon ahead of a Cat.3 leg-stretcher, the tough Col de Vars and then the cherry on the top - the harder, southern side of the Izoard and its famous Casse Deserte.
Yesterday, Primoz Roglic (LottoNL-Jumbo) shrugged off an early crash and defied the mighty Col du Galibier to become the first Slovenian to win a stage on the Tour de France with a well-fought solo victory in Stage 17 in Serre-Chevalier. Chris Froome extended his overall lead on a day an injured Marcel Kittel was forced out.
Hello and welcome to live coverage of stage 18 of the Tour de France - the second of two Alpine stages that could well decide who ultimately wins the yellow jersey. It's a 179.5km ride from Briancon to the Col d'Izoard, where we will witness the first ever summit finish on this mythical climb.


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Idaho Statesman Article - Sukkot
Group takes Jewish holiday Sukkot on the road
Susan Whaley
The Idaho Statesman | Edition Date: 10-07-2004
You may have spotted a gray Honda with a "Rabbi" vanity plate towing a small wooden booth around town with a banner wishing you a Happy Sukkot.
The week-long holiday is a time to honor God's kindness while the Jewish people were in the desert during the Exodus.
Representatives of Chabad Lubavitch of Idaho, an organization devoted to traditional Jewish practices, parked their mobile "Sukkah on Wheels" at various locations downtown to raise awareness and to give Jews who may not be affiliated with a group or synagogue a chance to participate in the ancient holiday.
The sukkah, built according to strict religious codes, is used as a place to eat and pray during Sukkot. Visitors were offered refreshments, in keeping with the holiday's customs.
On a table were a citron, a citrus fruit like a lemon native to Israel — called an "etrog" in Hebrew — and a tidy bunch of palm, myrtle and willow branches. They formed "The Four Kinds," which were shaken to remind one of the importance of getting along with all people.
"It is a means of connecting with God," explained Rabbi Zalman Mendelsohn. "One can be a better person by doing something that is asked of us by God."
Today and Friday, Chabad members will mark the end of Sukkot with eating, talking and praying in the sukkah.
Chabad Lubavitch is an international Jewish organization that embraces the faith's age-old traditions. The group's mission is to promote and strengthen Jewish awareness, pride and observance and to offer education, cultural and social activities to all Jewish individuals and families.
Rabbi Mendel Lifshitz recently established a chapter in the Treasure Valley. For more information, call him at 853-9200.
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Accused bikie associate held over gun charges
An alleged Sydney associate of the Hells Angels bikie gang has been refused bail on a number of firearms charges.
The 26-year-old was arrested in Sydney's south at Rosebery about 2:00pm (AEST) yesterday.
Police allegedly seized a loaded pistol, cash and ammunition.
The man was charged with offences including possessing an unregistered pistol.
In court today the man was ordered to remain in custody until he faces court again next month.
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Movember (or No Shave November) is a movement that originated in 2004, and is all about growing out one's facial hair to raise awareness about health issues no one talks about—prostate cancer being one of them! It's essentially about celebrating life (and longevity) and how better to do it than being lazy, growing out your beard and looking good while doing so. Because why not?
We spoke to 30 men—who seem to have mastered the art of grooming a good mug-rug—on how it's actually done. Read on...
Name: Shahnawaz Alam
Profession: Model/Actor
It's November—how are you feeling, what are you eating, drinking and listening to?
I'm in a happy, festive mood right now with Christmas and New Year right around the corner. However, I'm (kinda) sad because I'm on a low carb diet (grins). And currently tripping on Justin Bieber's new track—'Let me love you'!
The beard has been your signature look for a couple of seasons now. Are you looking to change it?
Well the tough-guy, heavily bearded look really suits me (a lot) so I am pretty keen on keeping it for some more time. But I might go clean shaven in Summer 2017.
Tell us about your beard timeline. How long have you been growing it. Any special beard stories:
Thanks to my genes, my beard grows really fast. What you see in the picture, is me growing out my beard, for about 3 months now. I've been offered a lot negative roles thanks to my beard (laughs).
Do you use products? If so, what are your favourite beard products.
So, I shampoo (my beard) and use Beardo Oil regularly to keep it soft. You can get it online on Amazon!
Shahnawaz Alam
How do you maintain your beard? Tell us your daily routine.
My routine is quite easy—I just trim it once in every two weeks, so that it doesn't get too rough and stay in shape!
Has it changed your sense of style? Do you dress differently when you have a full beard?
Yes, of course! The beard gives me a very serious (translation: grown up) look so I prefer wearing formals with it.
Being a model and keeping a beard is very challenging. How do you do it?
Sometimes I'll lose a shoot or a big show because of my beard—but that's a part of the (modelling) business. You'll have to learn to deal with it and ultimately, move on! Having said that, I've been booked (time and again) for some big projects, all thanks to my beard.


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My sister asked me about doing that for her like 12 yrs ago and I said I would. I wasnt married or dating or anything else at that time. I would have been a bit sad at letting go I suppose but I could still see the baby and be spoiling Aunt Hillarie to it so that would have helped and been fine.
However, it wasnt necessary. She did fine on her own...just ask her 6 daughters! LOL
Nowadays if I was asked...no. Im fixed and staying that way.
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Subaru is recalling more than 600,000 cars--including some Legacy, Outback, Tribeca, and Forester models--for a defect in door lights that may short circuit and lead to a fire. A notice on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website puts the number of vehicles potentially...Read More»
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Premonition Trailer (1998)
01 January 1998 Horror, Thriller, Sci-Fi
Premonition is a 1998 is a live CD and DVD by John Fogerty. He performs both songs by his earlier band, Creedence Clearwater Revival, as well as songs composed during his period as a solo artist. It was recorded with a live audience at Warner Bros. Studios, Stage 15 on December 12 & 13th, 1997. The CD version omits 4 tracks that are available on the DVD.
Watch the official Premonition 1998 trailer in HD below or find more Premonition videos on Vidimovie.


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Event & Meeting Space
The Buckhead Center has several classrooms, lounge areas, and other meeting and event spaces that are available for use by university departments and external organizations. To learn more, please select your reservation type below.
Internal Reservations
- Event Reservation Request Form
- Use this form to reserve space for all events outside of regularly scheduled classes.
Fill out the Event Reservation Request Form
- Event Access Request Form
- Use this form to request building/floor access for events open to the university community and/or to non-university guests (e.g. the public).
Fill out the Event Access Request Form
- Request a Guest Access Card
- Use this form to request a guest access card for individual guests only. To request building/floor access for events open to the university community and/or non-university guests, (e.g. the public) please use the Event Access Request Form.
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If you are an external organization or individual interested in reserving space at the Buckhead Center, please call 404-413-7180, and a member of our customer experience team will assist you.
- Large Tiered Classroom (capacity varies from 42-120)
- Small Tiered Classroom (capacity varies from 42-120)
- Flexible Room (capacity varies from 26-35)
- Collaborative Learning Room (seats 30)
- Lounge/Kitchenette (seats 50–100)
- Breakout Room (seats 6–10)
All classrooms are equipped with a document camera and ceiling mounted projector, wall-mounted A/V screen(s) and white board(s) and instructor's lectern with computer workstation and internet access.
CatChat, GSU's wireless internet network, is available throughout the Buckhead Center.
Support technicians are on-site daily for all scheduled courses. Please call 404-413-7194.
The Buckhead Center offers a full range of catering services. Please contact Alecia Zackery, catering coordinator, at 404-413-7108 for more information.
Catering for flex MBA students
Catering for flex MBA students
The center offers low-volume, on-site copying, printing and faxing services. Charges for office services will be billed to your meeting.
The Tower Place 200 parking deck is located to the left of the front entrance. If you wish to cover parking fees for your attendees, parking validations can be purchased by contacting center administration prior to the event or by using the Parking Validation Request Form.
The center maintains a list of local area hotels. To receive this list, please email our customer experience team at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Land Rover LR2 is the company's first attempt to bring it's legendary off road prowess into the larger market share of cross over vehicles. It has made a more trim, more efficient, and more affordable version of its go anywhere vehicles to suit a wider audience than before.
This new model from the famed British auto maker brings it's off road proven hardware with it to the crossover market. Standard all wheel drive is to be expected, though as standard it's also graced with 8.3 inches of clearance between the ground it's ultra rigid monocoque chassis formed from high strength steel. A Land Rover classic, the Terrain Response System, is also available, with a dial control to setup the vehicle to suit the current driving conditions.
The Land Rover offers a 230 hp, 3.2 liter, 24 valve, V-6 delivering its power through a six speed automatic transmission. This is good for a zero to 60 acceleration times of 8.4 seconds and a max towing capacity of 3500 pounds.
Land Rover's LR2 is offers some old world off road designed brought into the more modern crossover class.
Bodystyle: SUV
Engine: 3.2L V-6
Transmission: 6-speed automatic
Model: HSE, HSE PLUS, HSE LUX
Option packages are configured differently for 2010, but nothing else is changed. Again, if you plan to do lots of off-road workouts, the LR2 has the goods to keep you happy — it's ready for snow and muck, yet lean enough for easy city running. More versatile rivals exist, though.
Land Rover has done a fine job with the styling. The LR2 looks fully at home against its larger LR4 and Range Rover stablemates. Lots of glass and an upright driving position make maneuvering easy.
At just 59 cubic feet of space with the rear seats folded down — the competition has the LR2 covered. You'll find the same "stadium seating" (higher rear bench) of its siblings and a full suite of electronic conveniences.
For "regular extreme" driving — say, runs to the ski chalet and slow crawls to idyllic camping sites — the LR2 won't even break a sweat. On tarmac, it displays a confident, compliant ride free of the harshness of some of its rivals, though it probably lacks their ultimate handling tenacity. Steering feel is good, engine sounds are muted, and wind noise is minimal.
Dual front and front-side airbags, an airbag for the driver's knee, and side curtains for both rows are standard. The LR2 also includes enough electronic traction and stability systems to keep you on course in any weather.
HSE: 15 mpg city/22 mpg highway
- Off-road competence
- Solid on-road dynamics
- Saying "I drive a Land Rover"
- Limited cargo room
- Lousy fuel economy
- Anemic performance
Solid but uninspired. For LR devotees only
- Audi Q5
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What if I do not have time to come down to office for interview, helper collection?
If you are too busy to come down to agents office for helpers selection , interview, documentation and helper selection, JForce offer home service that solve your above problem.
What is SIP
It is only apply to FDW that have not work in Singapore previously. The SIP is a one-day programme to orientate first-time FDWs to working and living in Singapore. The SIP will consist of five modules, including: introduction to Singapore, conditions of employment, safety at home, safety in other areas, and relationship and stress management. The SIP is conducted in the FDWs' native languages to maximise understanding and retention.
Do I need to attend Employers' Orientation Programe?
Yes, if this is your first time to employer FDW.
What is Security deposit?
All employers of non-Malaysian Work Permit holders, including Foreign Domestic Workers, are required to deposit a $5,000 Security Bond with MOM. The security bond must be furnished prior to the foreign worker's arrival in Singapore, failing which entry into Singapore will not be allowed. However, $5000 deposite could be avoided by purchasing an insurance policy with various options from us
Is it a must for my FDW to go thru medical check up?
The FDW has to undergo and pass a medical examination by a Singapore registered doctor within 14 days of arrival (including Sunday/Public Holidays) in Singapore. The Work Permit will only be issued if the worker passes the medical examination. FDWs who are unable to pass the medical examination, which includes those who have been diagnosed with active pulmonary Tuberculosis and/or HIV will have to be repatriated.
Who is responsible for the medical expenses for my FDW?
According to MOM regulation, employers are responsible for the costs of providing medical treatment for your FDWs regardless of whether the conditions are work-related. Employers are required to: (i) Purchase mandatory medical insurance of at least $15,000 per year. This provides basic cover for hospitalisation expenses; (ii) Purchase mandatory Personal Accident Insurance (PAI) with minimum sum assured of $40,000, with compensation payable to the FDW or her beneficiaries; and (iii) Bear the cost of medical expenses in excess of or not covered by medical insurance or PAI.
How much does the Levy Cost?
The Levy is $265 per month. However, you would entitle for levy concession if ($120): You are a Singapore Citizen and you have children aged less than 12 years old Live with elderly persons aged 65 years old or above
Why engage JForce?
Jforce have a strong cooperation with our training center and thus we could understand the performance, character of each Domestic helper we have to match with suitable employer. We will cover all the aspect of applications and procedures such as initial interview and selection, work permit application, security bond and insurance, training, travel schedule, medical checkup, training, etc to ensure the helpers arrival is smooth and complies with all regulations. If employer have busy schedule which do not have time for interview, submit document for working visa, we would provide door to door service to suit employer need, absolutely free.


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SSE Setup 7.8 portable
Category: Software
SSE Setup 7.8 portable | 6.6 Mb
SSE Setup is an easy-to-use and intuitive software that will help developers build their programs.You can create a good looking installer/uninstaller for your program in literally only a few minutes. Unlike other programs, it does NOT use a complicated scripting language that you have to learn.SSE Setup is a freeware ShiChuang installation creator that is easy, full-featured & mature.
Key features:
Installers can run on ShiChuang 8.1 all the way down to ShiChuang 95 (you choose OS's)
Installs both 32-bit and 64-bit programs
NOT some complicated scripting language! (unlike many other installers)
Create a fully functional installer in minutes (NOT days!)
Handles the most common things automatically
Creates small, efficient .EXE's or .ZIP's, or burns to CD/DVD
Non-Admin (Limited/Standard user) install support
Very UAC friendly on Vista and greater
Can legitimately provide a way for your program to avoid UAC elevation prompts if it needs Elevated Admin privileges on Admin accounts
Upgrade and patch support for installed programs
Integrated Internet Updater solution that can download & install needed updates
Prerequisites checks to look for needed hardware / OS's / software; can download needed software (runtimes)
For .NET installs, easy framework download if user needs
For Access developers: Easy Access database deployment
Built-in Language support for 12 of the world's most-used (multilanguage)
Customizable GUI and 7 presets to choose from
Recognizable design ensures great end-user experience
Ability to digitally sign installer/uninstaller/your program's files
Display license agreement
Install files & shortcuts; modify registry
Automatic DLL/OCX registration if needed
Automatic removal of everything installed during uninstall
Run external programs during install/uninstall
Show welcome screen or custom messages
Play audio files
Associate filetypes with your software
Create/Run/Delete Task Scheduler Tasks
Modify security permissions (ACL) on files/folders/registry
Modify user or group privileges/rights
Automatic system restore point creation
Replaces "in use" system files
Detailed LOG file generation
Much more!
Whats New:
- Bug Fix: Acrobat prerequisite functionality failed to work correctly with the latest "DC" version.
- Bug Fix: Possible, though unlikely, lost upgrade data in the case of a failed upgrade.
- Bug Fix: In-use files with long filenames that were attempted to be overwritten during a patch or upgrade procedure and required a reboot might not have been correctly overwritten.
- Bug Fix: Uninstaller-related issues with files that were overwritten during install but are in-use.
- New Feature: Added 5 date/time keywords that can be used anywhere in your settings file.
- New Feature: Ability to close any process before installation commences for Upgrade or Patch installs.
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(816) 784-50203051 Central in Penn Valley Park Kansas City, MO 64141
Just off Broadway Theatre3051 Central in Penn Valley ParkP.O. Box 411653Kansas City, MO 64141
Part of our mission is to provide a high quality, low cost location for small, sometimes struggling groups to produce their shows/events and showcase their skills. We are a 501 (c) 3 company and depend on the support of our community. Please consider making a donation.
© 2014 All Rights Reserved
In 1910, a park district structure was built in the southeast part of Penn Valley Park and used as an office, stables and storage barn. Noted Kansas City architectural firm Root and Siemens designed it and limestone quarried within the park was used in its construction. The building was very attractive and a bit unusual for its intended purpose. A short newspaper article in March 1910 called it "A Bit of Old England in Penn Valley".
After years of active service, by 1990 the building was used only for storage. A fire in 1991 largely destroyed the structure. The Director of Kansas City Parks and Recreation at that time, Terry Dopson, conceived the idea of incorporating the part of the building that was still standing into a theater. He met with local theater companies with the goal of having those companies manage the theater. Using insurance money and volunteer help, the Park Department built a "black box" theater inside the still-standing limestone walls and "Just Off Broadway" opened in 2000 as the only black box theatre in the city and the only theatre of any type with its own stonewalls and grassy courtyard.
The theatre operated for ten years with unisex dressing rooms, a crowded lobby and concessions being sold inside the theatre. Approximately forty companies produced more than 1000 performances of 180 shows during that period. TIFF funds from the Federal Reserve Bank construction were allocated in 2009 with the help of MainCor, a development corporation for the 31st and Main business community, for completion of the theatre. The Just Off Broadway Theatre Completion Project included an enlarged lobby, box office and concession facilities, Equity Standard dressing rooms, increased storage/work areas, producer's office and a multi-purpose space called the Penn Valley Room.
Construction began in January 2011 and was completed August 1, 2011. The theatre reopened on September 12, 2011 with Journeyman Theatre's production of "Generation Why"-a rock operetta.
The Just Off Broadway Theatre Association is the steward of the Just Off Broadway Theater for the KCMO Department of Parks and Recreation for their goal of providing support for performing arts companies in metropolitan Kansas City.


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Job Description – Manager Portfolio Monitoring Service Line Practice Lead – North America – IMMEDIATE
Our New York office is seeking a talented and motivated Manager to lead engagements and teams within our growing global Portfolio Monitoring, Valuation and Compliance service line. The ideal candidate has a successful track record of running and successfully delivering projects on time and on budget in a rapid-paced fashion. This individual will work with our client base to successfully manage and deploy the selected software solutions leveraging our Lionpoint implementation methodology.
This position is part of our global management consulting team that is collaborative and supportive towards providing the best client service with consistent high-quality deliverables. The candidate must be able to identify and investigate problems outlined by the business teams, then drive towards an effective solution in a timely fashion.
A key part of the Implementation Manager role includes contributing to the knowledge and upskilling of other consultants on the iLevel solution within the company as well as within our clients. Lionpoint Group also encourages continuing education through certification programs as well as recognized industry accreditations such as CPA, CAIA, PMP or CFA.
Compensation and benefits are competitive and will be reflective of a candidate's skill level and contributions to the team.
- Develop and articulate innovative yet achievable solutions for clients
- Lead projects and implementation teams from initiation to client Go-Live and post implementation support
- Conduct business process and requirements interviews and workshops
- Oversee the development and efficient documentation of business requirements, processes and data requirements
- Analyze the clients existing operating model and business processes, challenge the status quo and develop target state model options based on industry 'better practice' and the clients strategic goals and constraints
- Detailed knowledge of front to back office Alternative Investment operations and reporting
- Proactively manage projects and teams to ensure adherence to scope, timeline and budget constraints
- Provide weekly input to status reporting process
- Continuous improvement of the firm's knowledge center based on experiences and lessons learned within engagements
- Minimize the firm's exposure and risk on projects
- Analyzes and successfully manages to project profitability, revenue, margins, bill rates and utilization targets
- Minimum of 5 years of combined experience in Consulting, Business Analysis, Project Management, System Implementations (SDLC), Audit, Accounting or Operations – preferably within the Alternative Investment industry
- Minimum of 2 years of experience portfolio monitoring, valuation and compliance
- Exceptional communication, organization, interpersonal & client-service skills, including the confidence to interact with 'C level' client management
- Strong analytical, quantitative and problem solving skills with attention to detail
- Able to deliver presentations and training in a formal environment
- Proven skills in documentation, process analysis mapping (e.g. Visio), and other Microsoft Office tools with attention to detail
- Project Management Tools Expertise (Microsoft Project, PowerPoint, etc.)
- Self-motivated and proactive in a fast-paced environment
- Team leader with ability to motivate and enable team members to be successful
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Proper color scheming
Proper color scheming will help enhance the entire vibe of your home. Luxury Home Buiders Lake Macquarie Color provides an appealing and cozy look to your home since it affects our perceptions. It is a good idea not to use bright colors for interior décor of your bedroom as the color scheme will negatively affect your sleep.
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Balgownie Estate Resort, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member
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Balgownie Estate Resort, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member
About the Hotel
Property Location
Located in Yarra Glen, Balgownie Estate Resort, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member is in a rural location and close to Yarra Valley Chocolaterie and De Bortoli - Yarra Valley. This 4.5-star hotel is within the vicinity of Yering Station Winery and Domaine Chandon Green Point Winery.
Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms have hair dryers and bathrobes. Conveniences include safes and minibars, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an attached winery, a health club, and an indoor pool. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and gift shops/newsstands.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar and a garden view. You can also stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held daily. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center, conference space, and meeting rooms. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite.
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- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Steam room
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Indoor pool
- Free reception
- Wedding services
- Picnic area
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Outdoor tennis court
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Number of floors - 2
- Sauna
- Conference center
- Spa services on site
- Fireplace in lobby
- Spa tub
- Designated smoking areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Winery attached
- Free self parking
- Full-service spa
- Garden
- Restaurant
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Smoke-free property
- Conference space
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Luggage storage
- Free WiFi
- Fitness facilities
- Health club
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Meeting rooms 7
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
- Multilingual staff
- Bar/lounge
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 70
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- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Bathrobes
- Cable TV service
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Pay movies
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- In-room safe
- Air conditioning
- Premium TV channels
- Room service (limited hours)
- Minibar
- Iron/ironing board
- Hair dryer
- Room service
- Private bathroom
- Free WiFi
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National Rating
This property has been awarded a star rating from the Australian Star Ratings Agency, Star Ratings Australia.
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- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: AUD 27.50 for adults and AUD 12.50 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: AUD 175 per vehicle (roundtrip)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 35 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 35 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Sovereign Risk Premia
Emerging countries tend to default when their economic conditions worsen. If bad times in an emerging country correspond to bad times for the US investor, then these foreign sovereign bonds are particularly risky and should offer high returns. We explore how this mechanism plays out in the data and in a general equilibrium model of optimal borrowing and default. Empirically, we obtain a cross-section of sovereign bond returns: the higher the correlation between past bond returns and US corporate default risk, the higher the average bond returns. A model of risk-averse lenders with external habit preferences can replicate this feature.
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Address13 Quai de Vologne
Granges Sur Vologne
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This is the adress, when you want a couple of days to relax.
You are welcome at our beautiful Maison de maitre near the river Vologne.
The house has his own bridge at the front and at the Show more descriptionback.
La Tulipe Orange is located in the centre of the quiet village Granges-sur-Vologne. The city Gerardmer is only a 10 minute drive away.
The Vosges is an area with a beautiful nature: green acres, thousants lacks, rivers, forests and hills, which are above 1.000 meters.
You can enjoy here the whole year.
In the summer you can go hicking en cycling in de beautiful surroundings or when you desire more action, you can go to a amusement park.
In the winter, there are ski-area's in Gerardmer en La Bresse.
The sites you can find many more opportunities to fill your days. We have also in the lounge information on the sights and activities in store for you.
Some rooms have a mountain view. They all include en suite bathroom with an italian shower.
A continental breakfast is available daily and includes French pastries; orange juices and cheeses. Fresh breah and cereals can also be sampled on site.
Each evening you can enjoy a delicious four-course dinner in our cozy restaurant or a drink in the lounge area with a fireplace.
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Julie Klassen - The Dancing Master (unabridged)
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Finding himself the man of the family, London dancing master Alec Valcourt moves his mother and sister to remote Devonshire, hoping to start over. But he is stunned to learn the village matriarch has prohibited all dancing, for reasons buried deep in her past.
Alec finds an unlikely ally in the matriarch's daughter. Though he's initially wary of Julia Midwinter's reckless flirtation, he comes to realize her bold exterior disguises a vulnerable soul--and hidden sorrows of her own.
Julia is quickly attracted to the handsome dancing master--a man her mother would never approve of--but she cannot imagine why Mr. Valcourt would leave London, or why he evades questions about his past. With Alec's help, can Julia uncover old secrets and restore life to her somber village. . .and to her mother's tattered heart?
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how long does it take to get the affects of predizone out of my body? When I stopped treatment I was taking 5 mgs a day.
how long does it take to get the affects of predizone out of my body? When I stopped treatment I was taking 5 mgs a day.
Hello Mary,
The length of time for the effects of drugs to leave someone's body varies greatly from person to person. Some drugs, especially hormones, are stored in fatty tissues and can persist for quite a while.
I generally suggest to my patients that it can take three to six months to see changes with nutritional therapies. Since you see the results of prescriptive medications faster, I would suspect you will begin to see less of those results faster as well.
Best of Health,
Doc Kelley
What kind of Side Effects are still prevalent For you?
I was taking Prednisone for an Autoimmune Condition (Ankylosing Spondelysis). I was Cycling and TApering my doses, highest Dosage I went to was 40 mg (Peak), and took em for about 2-3 months on and off.
Most other side effects wore off after i stopped taking em, but I am left with White Spots on My shoulders and Upper Arms.
Doc, is there anything you can suggest to help get rid of the spots faster??
Hi Adam,
Sorry so late to respond but just saw your post.
Your white spots may be a form of vitiligo. Try some of the remedies on this web site: http://vkool.com/home-remedies-for-vitiligo/ .


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Texas Land Patents & sales/see names
Am attempting to learn the place in Texas where the land was located and the family of this Eli Stedman.
1.Person or ? bearing the land certificate at time of survey
2.To whom the land was actually awarded
3.League /Section
4.ABS No of the Abstract on file at the county courthouse and at the TexasGeneral Land Office at Austin.
Eli Stedman to F.F. Radetsky, 2, 1101
Elil Stedman to F.F. Radetsky, 2, 1067
Eli Stedman to Eli Stedman, 1, 1987
Eli Stedman to A. Kellegher, 1, 1128
Eli Stedman to D. Cummings, 2, 1054
Eli Stedman to R. Palmer, 2, 1977
Eli Stedman to C. McGowan, 2 1100
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Voting across community lines promotes non-sectarian politics
Colum Eastwood looked, at best, half-hearted in his response to Mike Nesbitt's suggestion that unionists and nationalists might spare a vote for each other.
And Nesbitt himself had seemed a bit sheepish when he said that he would give a second preference vote to an SDLP candidate who hadn't a chance anyway. Nesbitt lives and votes in east Belfast.
All of which suggests that this wasn't meant to be a joint-backing for a radical new endeavour to rise above sectarianism, but just a bit of a blunder. Well, sometimes that is how great ideas get their first airing. There is a plain logic in nationalists and unionists voting across community lines. Each, if they get to be top dog, has to work with a party from the other side. So why not exercise a preference for one or other of the contenders?
Until now, the firm unionist position has been that unionist voters should vote for pro-union parties, all down the card. The logic of this is that they would rather have Jim Allister scowling at them from across the floor and Sinn Fein at their sides.
The SDLP is not actually going to overtake Sinn Fein at this election, unless a miracle happens, so this can all be dismissed as theoretical, but it is more than that.
The message to the electorate is that these parties prefer a sectarian carve-up to a more imaginative array.
Indeed, Sinn Fein and the DUP guaranteed that is all we would ever have when they banjaxed the spirit of the Good Friday Agreement at St Andrews and wrote into the Agreement that only the biggest parties in each community could fill First and Deputy First Minister posts.
So, Eastwood is disinclined to flex the boundaries of nationalism, to signal that he might be a reformer, because he has little to gain right now.
But the fact is there are SDLP voters who will not give second preference votes to Sinn Fein, and might be coaxed to give them to the UUP. And there are UUP voters who wouldn't cross the street to pour a cup of cold water over Arlene Foster if she was on fire, but they might give a second preference to the SDLP, if wooed sensitively, and ultimately if they thought it was going to make any difference. Which it would in the long run, because it would express a preference for non-sectarian politics. People would like that.
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Just before tonight's so-called Vice-Presidential candidates TV debate a chart we found a while ago that relates average IQs by U.S. states and their voting in the 2004 U.S. Presidential Elections.
Well you might say don't trust statistics you haven't faked yourself, but then go on and (re)create this chart for this year's elections (I guess we might have to do it ourselves).
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The BBC has created a very nice interactive Approval Rating Tracker on their web site. Together with the chart for one year or five years users can display details for key events. The charts are created with data from weekly and monthly opinion polls. Click on the image for the jump
If you would like to see the "official version of how much money the Fed is pumping into banks and financial institutions recently, have a look at the chart below.
The gray shaded areas are times officially recognized as recessions. The underlying data is available at the St. Louis Fed web site together with a charting application that allows you to further customize the range and other parameters.
To better visualize the substantial change we have split the data into two charts:
The larger chart shows the borrowing from the FED for the period 1919 to 2007 and the smaller one data for 2008 only. As you can see during these almost 90 years borrowing remained continuously within a range of almost none to max 8 Billion USD per month.
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Friday Quiz: USB Type-C Connector, Part 2
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Four more questions about USB Type-C connector that you need to answer.
Last week, we posted five questions about the USB Type-C connector. This week, you get off easy because there are just four questions to answer. All nine questions were submitted by Tami Pippert of Keysight Technologies. As always, answers appear on the last page.
1. What is the USB-C alternate mode?
- The choice to run the Type-C connector in USB 2.0 USB 3.0/3.1 mode
- The ability to reassign Type-C pin functionality to change the standard the link is operating (eg running DisplayPort across the Type-C interface)
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As a sporting facility a number of special factors had to be taken into account at the start of the construction process to make sure that the materials used would stand up to the battering they would have to withstand.
The works on the pavilion included a metal roofing system that will take the hits it is likely to get from rugby balls and similarly, the windows of the pavilion are made of a special toughened glass.
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The new buildings have been finished with a timber cladding which has been painted green to ensure that it is in keeping with its surroundings and is aesthetically pleasing.
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