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Ancient (badly) restored farmhouse.
The parking lot is far away from the entrance with no covered walkway fully of mug due to the rain.
It's seems to be a family run business which thinks big with no competence at all to do it.
No reservation found by the front desk extremely unprofessional agent (and probably we were the only guests ...). Almost 15 minutes to clear the check in procedures.
Lift out of service. Thanks God the room was on the first floor.
Average room with rustic furnitures. Nothing special at all. No TV channels in english.
Good size bathroom with mighty dirty whirlpool bathtub. Highly unsuggested to fill it up and switch it on!
Since the property is in the middle of nowhere, we asked a restaurant suggestion to another incompetent and rude agent (sister of the the other one???), who almost refused to give us any suggestion promoting their restaurant instead. We decided to stay just because of the bad weather. Bad choice! It's nothing else than a gross, loudy and low target pizzeria.
Probably the whorst service ever experienced. Slowness and unprofessionality.
Food: better don't rate it (but don't eat it neither).
2 stars value breakfast. No service at all. Cold room.
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Yosemite National Park
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May 11th, 2006 – by: mahoney
Made it to Yosemite National Park around noon and started to get acquainted with the park. So many places to shoot photos from in this park. I can see why it is one of the most popular park destinations. Crowds weren't too bad today, could always find a parking place at the vista viewpoints.
I regret not doing more research on this park before arriving. I'm sure I saw things that I didn't know what the names were. I did hit the highpoints, Bridal Veil Falls, Yosemite Falls, Half Dome, El Capitan and was not disappointed.
As I was taking photos of Yosemite Falls, a man on a bicycle provided me with tips on places to get the best photos of the park. He was correct, they were great places, but sometimes I like to get the shots that aren't the same as the other millions of photos already taken. I tend to get to the designated viewpoints and then go to the left or right about 50-100 yards to see if there is a better place to set up the camera. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I never fail to attract at least one person who follows me and takes a photo after I take one, I don't mind, but every now and then I get the feeling I'm being stalked!
Bicycle man did tell me about a trail above Tunnel View that would provide a panoramic vista of El Capitan, Half Dome and Bridal Veil Falls. He said close to sunset would make great photos.
I never got to see the view he was talking about.
I headed up the 2.2 mile trail, it was a well used trail and very easy to climb. As I was about 200 yards from the top, I came across a couple that were frantically waving to me. I waved back. The gentleman approached me and kept making a snapping sound. He didn't speak English, only French. I really didn't understand what he was trying to tell me until he pointed to his wife who was sitting on the ground.
She had tripped over a rock on the trail and broke her left leg. I looked at her leg and determined it was clean break, no compound fractures. My brain went deep into the archives of Boy Scouts...splint....first aid...yeah, I should have paid more attention.
About this time, a woman was making her way down the trail from the top and asked if she could be of assistance. I explained that the woman had broken her leg, at which point she said her name was Kate and a Registered Nurse (RN) from nearby Palo Alto. I told her that she was now in charge!
We used the Velcro straps from my camera back pack and got some limbs to make a splint. The woman, who was 78, and about 95 pounds and 4 feet 10 inches tall, was put onto my back and we made our way down the trail to get medical help. Her husband, who was 83, kept saying "Merci, Merci" the entire trip down.
It took almost 2 hours to go down the trail, stopping every 1/4 mile to rest and drink water. At the bottom, we flagged down a park ranger in one of the tour wagons to call for help.
I said to Kate that the worst thing was that I never got to see the view. She said we could go back up, and I said my luck we would find a dead body this time. She said those are easy, you can just role them down the trail. Might want to avoid her hospital!
Kate and I drove to the park store where I bought a new shirt and we got some hot dogs to cook at her campsite, since my hotel was 45 miles away. We talked until 2am and I left to head to the hotel, as I was leaving for Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks in the morning.
Definitely a day I will remember.
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Ark wasn't really a people person, he was much more of an animal person or a plant person instead. With a natural green thumb and an aura that seemed to calm down and attract all sorts of animals, Ark had an inborn gift.
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Twelve years ago, we spoke with actor Evan Handler about his fascinating book Time on Fire: My Comedy of Terrors. It described his battle with acute myeloid leukemia in his early 20s.
Since that time, Evan Handler has won acclaim as an actor both in movies and on television. He may be best-known for his portrayal of Harry Goldenblatt in the popular TV series, Sex and the City, and he is currently starring in Californication. But he should be just as well-known as an author. His book, It's Only Temporary: The Good News and the Bad News of Being Alive, is an exploration of how being cured of cancer has affected his outlook on life.
Guest: Evan Handler is a well-known actor, currently appearing in the hit series Californication on Showtime. His most recent book is It's Only Temporary: The Good News and the Bad News of Being Alive. His Web site, www.evanhandler.com, has information on his current book tour.


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Arkansas has reasons to be sky-high coming into today's game at Georgia after Michael Qualls skied to make a put-back, two-handed jam that beat the buzzer in a home overtime upset of Kentucky in Bud Walton Arena Tuesday night.
While the Razorbacks are tough to beat at home — No. 7 Florida needed overtime to snap its 23-game home winning streak a week ago — they have all kinds of trouble getting wins on the road.
The road wasn't kind to Georgia on Tuesday either. Its fast Southeastern Conference start hit a big bump when the Bulldogs were whipped 72-50 at Florida.
Georgia (8-7, 2-1 SEC) gets a chance for some home cooking now, with its next two games and five of its next seven in Stegeman Coliseum.
"Playing at home, you kind of get the upper hand," sophomore forward Brandon Morris said. "You're more comfortable. These are the rims that you shoot on every other day or every day. We've been traveling everywhere and that kind of takes a toll on you."
The Bulldogs played four of their previous five games on the road, three against ranked opponents, including a 70-64 win at No. 21 Missouri.
Now they welcome a chance to build on their conference start at home.
"You've got to work to really protect your home court," coach Mark Fox said. "There's a lot of balance across our league and protecting your home court is going to be important."
Said guard Charles Mann: "Hopefully we can string some wins and then get back on the road and try to do the same."
They are keeping track of the road woes for Arkansas (12-4, 1-2) under coach Mike Anderson. The Razorbacks fell to 3-25 outside of Arkansas under Anderson after a 69-53 loss to Texas A&M on Jan. 8, according to the Arkansas News Bureau.
The Razorbacks also struggled away from home before he got to Fayetteville, but Georgia has its guard up today.
"They have long, athletic players who can shoot the ball," Mann said. "We're going to have to play well and execute and defend like we did against Missouri and Alabama in order to win."
Georgia unraveled in the first half against Florida during a stretch in which it was outscored 26-4. Fox said decision-making on the back end of the Gators' press proved costly.
"You know fourth road game out of five, third game in seven days, we mentally kind of gave in," Fox said. "We got mentally weak and kind of gave in for seven or eight minutes. We've got to be tougher than that."
Added Mann: "We weren't patient enough to execute on offense or take care of the ball."
Florida's press led to turnovers once Georgia got the ball past midcourt. In one stretch, Morris threw the ball away after getting trapped and then traveled the next time.
"I think it was the pressure, it was the crowd, this one little period where we really fell and couldn't do much," forward Nemanja Djurisic said. "They were shooting 3s really well and the pressure and the environment took the best out of us."
Georgia thrived in its home environment in a win against Alabama a week ago. Fox said after the game that "our crowd lifted us up."
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Outdoor Room Series: Serene Screened Porches
Part two of the Outdoor Room Series continues today with a look at a variety of beautiful and comfortable screened porches. As we saw with the beginning of the series and the focus on open air covered porches and patios, having a space that combines the comfort of the indoors with the pleasure of the outdoors is a bonus for any homeowner.
My brother has a screened porch at his home in Savannah, Georgia and during our visit last year we spent every night enjoying beverages and playing games in that cozy and comfortable space, while a few neighbors stopped by to say hello and linger in the conversation.
Screened porches are wonderful in any area where insects are active during hotter weather and can be used for dining, entertaining, or simply relaxing with family and friends. Dress up yours with a sectional that includes bright colored fabrics to welcome both comfort and good times.
Like with open porches, you can always incorporate decorative or textural elements into the design plan – think planks of wood on the ceiling and fans for circulating air.
It's fun to be fearless with color in these transitional spaces. Spray paint your furniture in unexpected bright colors and include cushions in vivid fruity shades from orange to pink to yellow.
Or decorate around a favorite summer holiday in red, white, and blue to embrace the Fourth of July.
Screened porches are a wonderful place to grow potted botanicals since they receive ample sunlight.
Be playful with your lighting and furniture choices too – why not a whimsical chandelier or a curvy rattan piece you've freshened with spray paint!
Screened porches are an opportunity to get creative. I love this trunk painted a vivid happy hue and the oversized basket pendant suspended above the conversation zone.
The addition of tall shutters provides light control and protection from August's often unpleasant temperatures.
The addition of a fireplace gives the added benefit of a hearth to gather around when the night air turns chilly.
Screened porches aren't just for lounging, they're for lingering over summer suppers too. Bring on the fried chicken, corn on the cob, and peach pie!
Take the time to enjoy sweet tea and summer fruits with gal pals by setting a scene in feminine pink hues.
Special memories are made with family and friends between May and September when you're gathered together. Make the most of them by styling your screened porch with comfortable furnishings in attractive color medleys that beckon your guests.
Next up, a peek at some inspiring sunrooms and other converted outdoor spaces sure to get you thinking even more about summer entertaining!
Do you have a screened porch? What do you love most about it?
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May 23, 2013 at 12:32 pm , by Kelly
Beautiful spaces! Our porch is also screened in. I just wish the porch was larger because we like a table and chairs for eating but I wish there was a little more room for lounging! Great idea about the potted botanicals too!
May 23, 2013 at 3:43 pm , by CreoleInDC
I think of doing this every year. Maybe one day soon I'll pull the trigger. These were awesome sauce!
May 25, 2013 at 9:22 am , by Pam Carr
We put in an 14 x18 screened porch two summers ago. Best investment we ever made! We use it 3 seasons and enjoy it almost everyday. Wish we had added it 20 years ago.
December 23, 2013 at 11:57 am , by Kareem
Beautiful spaces! Love to see how people decorate their outdoor living spaces. One thing everyone should remember though: some fixtures are more prepared to deal with the external elements better than others. Make sure your ceiling fan is actually listed for outdoor use. These fixtures are often treated to be more durable against the elements.


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The world of American politics is a battlefield divided into two trenches that seldom pause for a truce. No one is more familiar with this partisan warfare than Barack #Obama who has spent the last 8 years being torn apart by Democrats and Republicans alike. Love him or hate him though, he is arguably the most charming, charismatic head of state America has ever known.
George Bush Jr. may have easily been the most lampooned president of all time and was therefore a hard act to follow, but Barack suavely got in on the joke and won the comedians over to his side. He's worked with Zach Galifianakis, Key & Peele, #SNL and Jimmy Fallon, and has demonstrated a knack for alleviating the grim nature of his position by cracking-wise while remaining tasteful. Next Monday he will appear on Samantha Bee to have some fun but also discuss the challenges Hillary faces.
To bid farewell to America's 44th president, we've decided to take a closer look at his work as a comedian and cultural icon by discussing his finest comedic moments.
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- Will 'Michael Moore In Trumpland' Influence The Result Of The US Election?
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1. Mic Drop At The Correspondents' Dinner
Every year, the leader of the free world throws a gala for U.S media to raise funds for charity and to sprinkle a bit of comedy on foreign and domestic affairs. Now obviously Barack doesn't spend his days writing jokes; he has a team of writers who churn out material for him. Like speeches, the comedy must reflect the politician's personality but good material only becomes great material when the orator is talented enough to deliver it like a comedian.
Watch Obama talk about anger management at the Correspondents' dinner:
Obama was often chastised for being a little too cool sometimes and never seemed to lose his temper with the contrarian Republicans. If only he had Keegan-Michael Key working as his real-life anger translator, perhaps he could have forced some more bills through Congress with authoritah!
2. That Time Obama Listed All His Political Accomplishments In The Form Of A Smooth-Ass Soul Jam
As the 2016 presidential campaign snowballed, two things became apparent; Trump loves twitter over devising policies, and we will miss Barack Obama's charm. As his second and conclusive term winds down, he took the time to saunter onto Jimmy Fallon's stage to take a look back at his biggest accomplishments.
Like all presidents, he has had his hands full with global terrorism, convoluted conflicts in the Middle East and was incapable of shutting down the morally deplorable Guantanamo Bay. Say what you will about his two terms, Obama managed to push a lot of progressive legislation through the stubborn Republican Congress to bring affordable healthcare, same-sex marriage and millions of jobs under his administration. It doesn't count as gloating if you're backed by The Roots!
3. That Time Obama Got Caught Between Two Ferns And Fought His Way Out
Half troll, half oaf, Zach Galifianakis is known for luring big names on his show Between Two Ferns to make fun of them, to make fun of himself and everyone in between. Some politicians he invites are stiff and don't know how to play the game. However, the comedian-in-chief knows how to spar and the two go back and forth, trading insults and put-downs like a rap battle. When asked about doing a third term, Obama refuses, comparing it doing a third Hangover film, "a total waste of time."
4. That Time Obama Considered His Retirement Plans
What do you do after you've fulfilled the highest office in the land not once but twice? Most play golf and run charities, some take long baths and paint. There are many ways of dealing with the most stressful job on earth but Obama seems like such a workaholic that he would probably appreciate a third term.
5. That Time Stephen Colbert Helped Him Out With His Resume
Maybe Obama doesn't want to just ride his horse into the sunset and spend the rest of his days sipping cocktails by a pool. He said it himself, he created 14 million new jobs. Surely he just wants to inject himself back into that workforce. Maybe he could coach a basketball team or open up a theatre? Call it "Obama's House of Drama"? Luckily Stephen Colbert was there to inspire the world-weary president and let him know that the world is still his oyster.
Human, After All
It's hard for most presidents to finish their final term without the threat of impeachment let alone riding out on a high note. With countless comedic appearances and several biopics already being released, it's clear that, at times, Obama transcended his office and became a cultural icon. His lighter side showed us that despite dealing with the seemingly insurmountable presidential tasks every day, underneath all the masked speeches, PR and cryptic press releases, he is a compassionate human being.


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David's love for Atlanta and the community has led him to support many other Atlanta charities, such as: Adopt a Golden , Atlanta Ballet , Atlanta Pet Rescue , Zoo Atlanta , Children's Healthcare of Atlanta , Meals on Wheels , Forward Arts Foundation and many others. Learn more about David at DavidYork.com .
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All our regional parks are rubbish free. Whether you call it rubbish, trash or garbage, please bag it all up and recycle it or throw it away when you return home.
Te Henga or Bethells Beach is another beach in the Waitakere Ranges well worth a visit. Here you will also find, behind the sand dunes, Lake Wainamu - a popular swimming alternative to the rough west coast beaches. It is a geographically contained area with constrained vehicle access and limited parking capacity.
Click here for information about which regional parks allow restricted dog walking
Take Scenic Drive, then Te Henga Road which takes you to Bethells Road and on to Te Henga Beach.
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Lake Wainamu parking. Additional parks are available at Te Henga walkway trail head.
Take a walk over to O'Neills Bay or Lake Wainamu. Click on links below for track information:
Early Māori were drawn to this area's rich resources of seafood, berries and birds and grew gourds, kumara and taro. Shell middens, terraces, pits and pā (fortifications) can still be seen. At Cascade Kauri, on the edge of the
golf course, is the Te Punanga (hidden place), a kāinga occupied in times of danger.
By the mid-1850s some of the first Europeans began to settle in this area and the kauri began to be logged. The Sisam family established Arrow Farm on what is now the Waitākere Golf Course. Len Sisam became the first ranger
in the area at the age of 19 and formed some of the first tracks. By the 1920s most of the area had been logged and farmed and in 1924 the Auckland City Council and the Crown purchased the land as a reserve to save the forest
Te Henga grew in popularity from 1912 onwards and the Bethell family's guesthouse catered for those holidaying from Auckland and the surrounding area. The road was sealed in 1982, encouraging increased numbers of visitors.
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20 years before there was YouTube, and Macaca, Critical Mass arrest videos, and the RNC, Clayton Patterson was capturing video that exposed the struggle between community activists and the often abusive NYPD. He dedicated his life to documenting the final era of raw creativity and lawlessness in New York City's Lower East Side, a neighborhood famed for art, music and revolutionary minds. Traversing the outside edge, he's recorded this dark and colorful society–from drag and hardcore, heroin, homelessness, to political chaos and, ultimately, gentrification.In the LES of the late 70's and early 80's, it seemed that it was impossible to take a boring photograph.
Realizing this, Patterson vowed to himself not to miss a moment, and he was a ubiquitous presence on the streets, in bars, and at parties, shooting literally hundreds of thousands of photographs and countless videos that captured the essence of the era in what might have been the most thrilling neighborhood on earth. For native New Yorkers, looking at his documents is like staring through a window to our own past, and the drugs, piercings, mohawks, kangols and graffiti on display are, in this context, not kitschy and nostalgic. Rather, they express the rich diversity of many little communities living together in a troubled little niche of the city, long ago changed beyond recognition.
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Then they will say you must hate people, look at all the damage done Label you a freak or fanatic, and they won't be entirely wrong but no you don't hate people, just what they have become Mindless greedy Mother fuckers, I can't bring myself to sympathy for such scum So no more of your lip service . There is no more room left on the fence You can't straddle it forever, are you with us or are you with them? And in the end this is the choice we are left with, and I for one will go along with those who fight the institutions of destruction
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Aldec's Riviera 2007.02 is a 64-bit mixed-language design simulation environment for VHDL, Verilog, SystemVerilog, and SystemC designs. Riviera delivers proven simulation performance and accuracy for all multi-million gate HDL designs. Riviera, running in a true 64-bit mode, leverages the hardware to perform large simulation runs requiring 16 gigabytes of memory.
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Thursday was a mandatory skate for everyone who did not dress for Game 3, and a mandatory day off for those who did on the San Jose side. The Sharks, led by defenseman Scott Hannan's 44:30 of ice time, had three forwards and four other defenseman fall between 30 and 38 minutes of ice time. In contrast, Edmonton had three defensemen log at least 40 minutes (Chris Pronger, 46:54; Jaroslav Spacek, 46:30 and Staios, 40:00) and seven forwards and one other defenseman collect 31-to-37 minutes. "When you throw in six periods, and it's really four games in four nights in terms of energy, and factor in the playoff intensity, speed and the collisions that have been going on, it's almost like playing five games in four nights," Wilson said. "Fatigue does become a factor."more
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Burglary At Wareham Auctioneers
9:08am 4th January 2013
(Updated 10:06am 4th January 2013)
Did you see anything suspicious outside a Wareham Auctioneers over the festive period?
Officers are appealing for anyone with information to come forward after Cottees Auction Limited was burgled sometime between Christmas and New Year.
The offenders smashed a window to get in and stole around 40 items, including jewellery and collectables.
Police Constable Luke Davis, of Wareham police, told Wessex FM News: "This burglary happened sometime over the Christmas and New Year period when the premises were unoccupied, and large quantities of expensive antique items have been taken.
"We are interested to hear from anyone who may have seen any suspicious behaviour in the area at the time of the incident, or have any other information that could help with our investigation.
"I would also like to hear from anyone who has been approached to buy any jewellery or antique items in strange circumstances or at unusually low prices."
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NCHA High Performance Health System Collaborative
What is the NCHA High Performance Health System Collaborative?
The NCHA High Performance Health System Collaborative is a board-directed initiative that prepares health systems for value-based healthcare and improves the capabilities and capacities of health systems to be successful in improving population health outcomes. The Collaborative is a partnership model, bringing together the resources, expertise and extensive knowledge of both NCHA and the Dartmouth Institute, an acknowledged leader in accountable care and developing high performance health systems.
The primary objective of the Collaborative is to advance NC-based health systems to a higher state of readiness in order to be successful under North Carolina's provider-led Medicaid reform plan, federal, commercial and emerging accountable care models, and the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA), which encourages providers to be more involved in advanced payment models.
How does the Collaborative work?
Health systems will conduct a strategic "readiness" assessment, highlighting key performance factors and identifying opportunities to improve health system capabilities. Using the assessment as a foundation, health system teams will be supported by leaders and experts with strategic and tactical tools to apply the latest industry trends, best practices, research insights and policy changes, aligned with your health system's unique context and strategic plans. By engaging in the Collaborative, NCHA and the Dartmouth Institute will partner with your health system to provide custom solutions that support your health system's transformation toward value-based healthcare.
What are the key deliverables and outcomes for health systems participating in the Collaborative?
- A comprehensive Value Based Readiness Assessment, correlated with performance data and summarized in a custom report by health system.
- A twelve month shared learning collaborative organized and focused on the collective readiness assessment results and the foundational capabilities of a high performance health system.
- Specific strategies and best practices to prepare health systems for provider-led reforms, accountable care and MACRA (new physician payment models).
- Access to an online library of tools, publications, archived webinars and transformation resources.
- A Value Index calculated by hospital and health system, supported by Dartmouth research and analytics.
When does the Collaborative start?
Readiness assessments will be conducted in August and September 2016. The shared learning collaborative will begin in November 2016.
How can I learn more?
NCHA is starting the process to engage NC health systems in this critical initiative. For more detailed information, please review the informational flyer and the readiness assessment summary from the downloads box on this page. Contact Jeff Spade at firstname.lastname@example.com or 919-677-4223 with questions. You can find additional information about the Collaborative on the NC Quality Center website.


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I have the shopping cart widget in my primary widget area which is used on home page & multiple other pages.
When I add things to basket on a shop page or product page the cart is updated and displays items correctly in the widget area on all subpage. But the home page – the cart is empty in the same widget area.
Any idea why it happens?
I have the newest wp e-commerce plugin (Version 184.108.40.206) on my wordpress Version 3.6.1 installed
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Can healthcare be transformed by 'disruptive innovation'? How can sustainable private, public and philanthropic funding for global health research and innovation be encouraged from Europe and the world? How can Europe help mainstream new emerging models of care delivery?
These are just some of the questions Friends of Europe sought to answer together with experts during the first half of the year. We also continued our work with Housing Solutions Platform and published a factsheet on sustainable tourism.
In case you missed some of our work on health and well-being and want to learn more, here some suggestions to get you started.
- Disruptive models of healthcare for Europe – Discussion paper
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- Greater innovation needed to fight neglected diseases: Gates and Moedas
- Antimicrobial resistance is a global threat that needs global action – now, by Francesca Colombo
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- How can technology be used to improve healthcare in Europe?
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Writing for a bridal magazine has opened my eyes to the many tasks a bride-to-be has to undertake. Here at Her World Brides, we too, scramble at times to get the necessary items ready for a shoot. I can only imagine it must be 10 times worse for brides who are on a tight schedule, and seeking to throw the biggest bash of their lives.
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Last week Locog attempted to make the Union Flag, a symbol of British unity, the sole flag flown at Olympic events, but it was met with protests north of the border when it was revealed that the Glasgow stadium – the county's national venue – would have to take down the Scottish flag, which normally flies every day of the year there.
There are only three football games due to be played at Hampden Park – Honduras v Morocco and Spain v Japan on July 26, and Egypt v Belarus on August 1 – but the Scots were neither willing to bend to Locog's regulations nor be swept away by the Olympic spirit which encourages inclusively.
The organisers' argument had been that Scottish athletes compete at the Games as Great Britain's athletes, so why should the Union Flag not be employed?
Some Scots interpreted Locog's rules as stipulating a total ban on Scottish fans from flying their county's proud flag from the stands, however this notion was dismissed by Locog on Friday.
Sensing a way to score some easy points politicians soon weighed in, and Alyn Smith – a Scottish European MP – recorded his dismay and started an online petition to have the rule revoked and even complained to Lord Coe, the Locog chairman.
A spokesman tried to gloss over the u-turn on Friday, and said: "We are delighted to confirm that the Scottish flag will be flying from Hampden during Games time. Scottish fans are more than welcome to bring and fly both Scottish and British flags."
Smith said after Locog confirmed the backdown: "This move shows common sense by the organisers and is wholeheartedly welcome. It shows they are prepared to listen and that is something to be commended.
"Of course, the saltire should never have been banned in the first place, but better late than never.
"Scotland's national flag normally flies above Hampden for 365 days of the year and to have removed it would not only have gone against long-standing tradition, but would also have made a mockery of the Olympic ideal of international companionship and respect."


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Traffic Fatality: 4400 block of 12th Street, NE
Contact: Officer A.B. Clay (202) 727-4383
March 20, 2013
Traffic Fatality: 4400 block of 12th Street, NE
( Washington , DC )- Detectives from the Metropolitan Police Department's Major Crash Unit are investigating a traffic fatality which resulted from a single vehicle traffic collision in the 4400 block of 12th Street, NE.
On Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at approximately 7:50 am units from the Fifth District responded to a traffic collision with injury, which occurred in the 4400 block of 12th Street, NE. The driver of a 2009 Kia Optima was traveling southbound on 12th Street, NE approaching Varnum Street, NE at which time the vehicle mounted the northwest curb and collided with a newspaper dispenser and a large tree. The vehicle then re-entered the roadway, continued southbound across the intersection of Varnum Street, mounted the west curb, and collided head on with a large tree located in the 4300 block of 12th Street NE. Personnel from DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services responded to the scene and transported the adult female driver of the Kia Optima to an area hospital where she was later pronounced dead.
The decedent has been identified as 72 year-old Catherine Cecelia Proctor of Northeast, DC.
The Metropolitan Police Department's Major Crash Unit is investigating this crash.
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DOVER, Del. (WBOC/AP)- A Delaware State University administrator who resigned last week has a criminal record.
Freddie A. Asinor, the former dean of the College of Education, Health and Public Policy, is a two-time felon with convictions for forgery, embezzlement and lying on a passport application.
Court records show Asinor pleaded guilty to forgery and embezzlement, stemming from crimes committed while Asinor worked at Clemson University. In a separate case, Asinor later pleaded guilty to making false statements on a passport application. Prosecutors said the Ghana native falsely claimed he was born in Connecticut to get a U.S. passport.
More than a quarter of DSU students are in majors that fall under the College of Education, Health and Public Policy.
WBOC was not able to reach Asinor for comment.
University spokesman Carlos Holmes declined to explain Asinor's resignation.
"He resigned. Anything revolving around Dr. Asinor's resignation is a personnel issue," Holmes said.
Holmes said that for now, the provost is handling Asinor's responsibilities. The school plans to announce an interim dean very soon. Then there will be a search for a permanent replacement.
Holmes said Asinor's resignation has not affected classes.
"We keep doing what we need to do to provide a quality education to our students," he said.
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