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Zimbabwe: police question church aid workers
Five foreigners questioned by Zimbabwean police because they were suspected of being journalists, are Lutheran aid workers, Western diplomats said on Sunday. Zimbabwe police said they were questioning five 'journalists' from Kenya, Finland, the United States and Germany and could charge them under Zimbabwe's tough media and security laws. Assistant Commissioner Wayne Bvudzijena said: "Our laws say foreign journalists must apply to come into the country, and these journalists also have some interesting documents suggesting they could be on some clandestine mission." But diplomatic sources said the five were not professional journalists and had not disguised their mission. The police said they were being questioned as free people from their hotel but observers claim they are effectively under detention. "Whatever misunderstanding there is, the information we have so far is that they are not free to move from the hotel," one diplomat said. "We are making representations to the Zimbabwean authorities to find out what is going on but our information is that these people are not professional journalists, but church workers looking at development projects for church magazines," said the diplomat, who declined to be named. One of the five, American Kathleen Kastilahn, told reporters by telephone from Zvishavane that the five were met by Zimbabwe police on Friday night when they arrived at their Zvishavane hotel. "The five of us are here to look at various projects being carried out by the World Lutheran Federation Development Services in agriculture, food aid, water and so on and to write reports for the church magazine and for a forthcoming international conference called Healing the World," she said. "Our mission was very open. Those of us who had to apply for visas did so, and there was no attempt to hide what we will be doing here. But obviously they are not treating us as church workers. They have confiscated our passports, they are not allowing us to move or even to exercise," she added. She said other foreigners being held with her are Pauline Mumia from Kenya, Rolf Hallstrom from Finland and Ute Heers and Falk Orth, both from Germany. Fanuel Jongwe, a journalist with the Zimbabwe Daily News, said by telephone from Zvishavane he had been invited by the World Lutheran Federation to see the organisation's development projects in Zimbabwe's Midlands province. "We are actually surprised with what is happening because there is nothing sinister at all about the trip. But the police are holding us here saying they are investigating us under POSA (the Public Order and Security Act)," he said.


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Penguin 2.0 Epic FailsMay 23, 2013 | By: Sean Murray
Just as the Merchant Cash Advance industry is beginning to enjoy positive publicity, Google has the potential to set the momentum backwards by pushing terrible results. I'm going to post some Penguin 2.0 epic fails over the next couple days. So check in every now and then to see what's new. You can also send screenshots of any epic fails you find to email@example.com
Epic Fail #3: Page 1 for the search of Business Cash Advance Companies
Epic Fail #2: Page 3 for the search of Business Cash Advance
Epic Fail #1:
Sean Murray is the founder of deBanked, an 11-year veteran of the merchant cash advance industry, a casual Lending Club and Prosper note investor, the co-founder of Daily Funder, an alternative lending speaker, consultant, writer, and enthusiast. Connect with me on LinkedIn or follow me on twitter.


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Last Known Surviving Search Dog From 9/11 Celebrates 16th Birthday [VIDEO]
Bretagne is the last known surviving search-and-rescue dog to work Ground Zero.
Bretagne is the last known surviving search-and-rescue dog to work Ground Zero.
It was thirteen years ago when our lives forever changed. We remember where we were, who we were with and even what we were wearing. There were so many questions, fear and sadness. What do we do now that it's over a decade later? We serve. We help others. We show our true spirit. THIS is what we're about. We are not broken.
Today - in your own way, whatever it is...take a few minutes and remember this horrible day 11 years ago. We Will Never Forget...
If you're going to fall and hurt yourself, you might think a hospital lobby is a pretty lucky place to do it. After all, the building does house doctors and nurses who can tend to you right away.
That's what 82-year-old Doreen Wallace thought. But she was wrong.
In an "oops" of epic proportions, a 9/11 victim's name was apparently misspelled on the New York memorial unveiled this past weekend.
Jeffrey Schreier worked for financial firm Cantor Fitzgerald, and was one of the many from that company killed on September 11, 2001.
When his relatives visited the memorial during the 10th anniversary commemorations on Sunday, they were shocked to see his first name had been spelled "Jeffery" instead.
Turns out Christina Aguilera isn't the only one who has trouble remembering the lyrics to 'The Star Spangled Banner.'
During a 9/11 tribute at the US Open on Sunday, 58-year-old pop icon Cyndi Lauper suffered a similar fate, flubbing the line that's supposed go "O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming" by instead singing "O'er the ramparts we watched, as our flag was still streaming."
During Sunday's ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, Paul Simon gave a haunting acoustical performance of 'The Sound of Silence' while some onlookers wept.
On today, the eve of the 10th anniversary of 9/11 - here's a wonderful tribute from the Packers/Saints game Thursday night. May we never forget...
After the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, one of the largest American flags damaged during the attacks continued to fly above the resulting wreckage during the clean-up efforts.
Seven years later, that flag, dubbed the National 9/11 Flag, was sewn back together by tornado survivors in Greensburg, Kansas, and has also been stitched by World War II veterans, survivors of the Ft. Hood, Texas rampage, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s family.
As the tenth anniversary of 9/11 nears, several outstanding examples of how TV dealt with the tragedy come to mind, including David Letterman's first broadcast after the attacks and Mayor Rudy Giuliani's appearance on 'Saturday Night Live.' But perhaps none was more powerful than the first post-9/11 'Daily Show With Jon Stewart' and Comedy Central is streaming the entire episode free on their site.
With every historical tragedy comes an array of items honoring victims of the event, and September 11 is no different.
In the 10 years since the attacks, a slew of products have been created to commemorate the tragic events of the day — with some being less tactful than others.
Do these goods (like a flask depicting Superman at ground zero or an engraved handgun) really honor September 11 — or do they go too far? You decide:
A few days ahead of the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, a new home video showing the aftermath of United Flight 93′s crash into a Pennsylvania field has been released.


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Deep breath Packers fans.
Yes, losing Ryan Grant for the season is a blow. But say it with me - The Packers will be fine.
They will not be trading for Steve Slaton or Marshawn Lynch. Or DeAngelo Williams. Or Adrian Peterson or Chris Johnson. Stop with all the silly trade scenarios.
Do I think losing Grant is of no consequence whatsoever? Of course not. You don't lose 1,200 yards worth of production and not blink an eye. But you also don't panic, especially when you have plenty of talent elsewhere to pick up the slack. McCarthy will lean on the strengths he has elsewhere on the roster. And yes, it's almost as simple as "He'll just throw the ball more."
But Brandon Jackson will be asked to run the way he did this past Sunday, with power and purpose. John Kuhn will continue to ram it down the other team's throat on the fullback dive and newly signed Dimitri Nance will no doubt enter into the equation at some point as well.
Another thing to remember is how the Packers offensive line looked so shaky in pass protection at the beginning of the game this past week. And how it got better as the game went on. That wasn't just because McCarthy started going to the ground game and Chad Clifton and Mark Tauscher played better. No, a big part of it was because Brandon Jackson was in there on first and second down. He is just light years better than Grant in pass protection. And on a team that passes this much that is a huge positive.
Going back to the year 2000, look at who has won the Super Bowl and tell me which of those teams relied on their running game to get there. The Ravens and the 2006 Steelers. Maybe the Giants. Yes, you need the running game for balance - but that's it. And sometimes, you don't even need that. The 2009 Steelers and Cardinals were the two worst running teams in the league. It just has to be there to take some pressure off of Aaron Rodgers and the rest of McCarthy's high-flying offense. It has to be there to do what it did against the Eagles - put on the snow tires and churn out some clock when the team is winning in the 4th quarter.
This team is way too talented and versatile for this to be the stroke that keeps them from contending for a Super Bowl.
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The national median home value is $185,800.
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Approximately 47.85% of Winslow homes are owned,
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Winslow real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Custom Build with formal sunken living room, great room with Fireplace on more then 1/4 acre in well kept popular neighborhood of Winslow, Custom Kitchen Cabinets, Tile, Carpet and a large open floor plan just under 2000 square feet. Huge back yard with workshop/storage. EZ walking distance to Secondary Schools, Parks, Ball Fields, Public Pools. Oversized east facing 2 car garage (shade and wind shelter), separate laundry room, roof under 2 years old, Patio for BBQ's. This home has is all, schedule your showing today. See private remarks.
Beautiful move in ready home located in fantastic neighborhood East of North Park Drive, near schools and shopping. Pride of ownership is evident in this very well maintained home with lush landscaping and tons of extra storage with alley access. Private back yard with mature trees, and planters make it a great place to hang out and b-b-que Custom Kitchen, sprinkler system, HVAC/GasPak. 3 bedrooms plus a office by the front door, currently in use as a 4th BR. Separate Laundry Room. EZ conversion to 2nd bathroom behind Laundry Room Seeing is believing and this one you will fall in love with!! See private remarks
AMAZING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! Owner/agent property. This 3 bed 2 bath home with an upstairs bonus room has tons of potential! Walking distance to the High School and Middle schools, the public pool, baseball fields and park! Big backyard with workshop and covered patio. Return this home to its former glory! This home was built before 1976 and lead based paint potentially exists.
Lovely Winslow home with lots of room to grow just waiting for you to call it yours. Living room has a fireplace. Split floor plan with three full bedrooms, two baths, and a den! Large kitchen with new cabinetry and counter tops, HUGE master bedroom with adjoining bath. Freshly painted, new flooring, and much more. Conveniently located close to shopping and schools. Everything you have been looking for!
Ready for a house that has it all and for a great price! This property boasts beautiful panoramic views of Winslow with a backdrop of the San Francisco Peaks and Painted Desert. Located on over 37 acres this property offers privacy and seclusion while being only 10 minutes away from downtown Winslow. With fenced in areas ready for dogs and horses as well as 2 storage sheds this property is ready for your family to move in to.
This listing has two separate dwellings. The main building is twobedrooms, 1 bath and 923 sq.ft., built in 1900. The second was built in 1957and is 688 sq. ft. with one bedroom and one bathroom. This could make a niceprimary residence w/guest home and/or income generating property.
Location,location,location AND A Classic Sante Fe Home located near parks, schools, public in/out swimming pool, in move in ready condition. The beautiful natural wood work has been preserved throughout and the Ceiling fans, double door refrigerator, updated kitchen, bathrooms, flooring. 50ez Freeway Minutes East of Flagstaff, near Homolivi State Park, Clear Creek Water Recreation Area, and lakes/forest. 3 hour driver to Phoenix when you need the Big City Low Maintenance Front Yard, Large Back Yard chain linked fenced with RV Gates,and full RV hookups and a side garage on a corner Lot! Fantastic Location. RO system, newer HW Heater. Seeing is believing!! This pristine home ispriced to sell and is move in ready. Marketed by 4 Corners Realty, Terry Nagle-928-289-4727. See Priv Remark
This gorgeous brink home will warm your heart! Potential for a guest house! Beautiful three bedrooms. Nice flooring.Home has a newer roof! Complete with a workshop.
Absolutely amazing home with two master suites! Every detail has been taken care of. Beautiful back yard with mature fruit trees and garden area. Large detached garage with off-street parking. Close to downtown, this completely updated historic home won't last long! This property has already been appraised, and is valued at MORE than list price!
This is a rare find in Winslow's Desert View subdivision. Boasting three bedrooms and two baths, den, and possible 4th bedroom! Large living room, kitchen, and formal dining room. The interior has been updated, freshly painted, and new carpet installed. Fenced yard with panoramic views. Please call ASAP - it will be gone before you know it!
Conveniently located in the heart of Winslow this beautiful home hasbeen lovingly remodeled/restored & is waiting for you! Walk in to the large sun room (perfect for your plants) directly into the Huge Open Living Room. Formal Dining room & Kitchen with built in eating nook. Three full Bedrooms & two Baths! Gorgeous hardwood flooring with bamboo in the kitchen. Upgraded electrical wiring & plumbing. New Trane furnace/AC unit that includes a humidifier. Solar panels(owned) which result in dramatically lower energy costs. Outside there is an attached carport, huge converted garage/workshop, & tons of additional storage. Double sized lot giving additional privacy on the west side. Please DO NOT hesitate to view this incredible home..you will absolutely fall in LOVE & want to make it your
SELF SUSTAINED HOME on 40 acres! This 3 bed 2 bath home is off the grid with all the amentities! A 40 acre parcel with amazing views of San Francisco peaks to the front and canyon views to the back. Just minutes away from heavily wooded forest. This home is fully equipped with solar, back up generator, private well, propane gas, internet, cable & phone. The property also has a lg. detached metal garage/workshop, carport & shed. This Ranch is a great property for livestock, storage and income opportunities!
The sellers is selling their home and 4.8 AC. The owners have just updated the kitchen cabinets, counter tops, sink and floor. Fresh outside trim and window frame painted and New water system, redone Septic, New roof over last 3 years. Other items could be included for the right deal With this property the seller would sell 3 adjoining Parcels totaling 41.3 additional acres. 38.10 Acres of this can be split off and has been surveyed to divide into 3 lots adjoining Hwy 87.One of these lots has power and a meter. Have it all for $225,000.00
Wow! This property has it all. Fully fenced 40.03 acres with a solar powered 3 bedroom house, a private, productive well, and panoramic 360 degree views including the San Francisco Peaks. Not one, but TWO master suites and an additional 3rd bedroom and 1/2 bath. Large, open living room with cozy fireplace and a great back deck to soak up the big sky! Fencing is sectioned off and minimal work needed to be ready for horses and livestock. Call agent for detailed map. Owner may carry with significant down payment and good credit.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to buy this home! Original owner selling this sweet home in Winslow. Come inside you will find the home has newer double pane windows, a centrally located pellet stove, and newer kitchen appliances. There is plenty of storage and cabinets. The bedrooms have large walk-in closets. The third bedroom can be used as a family room instead. Outside you will see the yard is perimeter fenced with chainlink encompassing a spacious back yard that's accessible from the alley. There is a 11' x 18' storage shed and still plenty of room in the yard for gardens or family gatherings around the firepit. Don't overlook the fruit trees which includes pear and apple trees. Don't wait, contact Agent to schedule your showing!
Home is in excellent condition. Tenant requires 24 hour notice to show.
This Doublewide has been totally remodeled with new floors new kitchen & Appliances. Wood fire place in living room and a free standing wood stove in family room addition. It also has central heating and cooling. It has Fenced yard and sits on 3.9 Ac.
This three bedroom is very a affordable home. Fenced backyard. Open kitchen and wonderful master bath.
Great House for a great price in Winslow Az. 3bed 2bath Home 1car garage. Conveniently located close to the Hospital, shopping center and Freeway, great neighborhood, nice size kitchen with lots of cabinets,gas stove, fire place in the livingroom, house has carpet and wood flooring, large back yard with covered patio and RV gate etc. Home is ready to move in, come and see this great home.
Schedule an appointment with a real estate agentOwner may carry with 15000 downall three lots sold together.sale includes chicken coop and dog kennels.steel building not included in sale
Wow! This property has it all. Fully fenced 40.03 acres with a solar powered 3 bedroom house, a private, productive well, and panoramic 360 degree views including the San Francisco Peaks. Not one, but TWO master suites and an additional 3rd bedroom and 1/2 bath. Large, open living room with cozy fireplace and a great back deck to soak up the big sky! Fencing is sectioned off and minimal work needed to be ready for horses and livestock. Call agent for detailed map. Owner may carry with significant down payment and good credit.
Big price reduction on this one of a kind Winslow home. California custom craftsman home, ideal for entertaining. Featuring 3 bedrooms (2 of which are master suites), 3 bathrooms, separate office, large family room with double sided masonry fireplace, large private back patio with built in swimming pool (Pool is not functional and needs repair), 7.5 ton Rudd air-conditioning unit, separate laundry room, mahogany covered walls thru out, built in closets and dressers thru out, 2 semi finished attic spaces, new roof (2014), 16x20 shop, covered parking, extra wide concrete driveway, interior floors are heated and cooled, thermopaine windows, built in fire alarm, huge over sized lot. This home is very unique and has tons of character and huge potential. Offered on a cash only as-is basis.


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This rhetorically organized reader, maintains the best features of the earlier editions: lively reading selections supported by helpful apparatus to integrate reading and writing in college composition and reading courses. In working through the text, the student progresses from key aspects of the writing and reading processes to chapters on the essential patterns of writing and then to more rigorous forms of analysis and argument. Each chapter provides diverse and lively prose models suited for discussion, analysis, and imitation.
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Gilbert H. Muller, who received a Ph.D. in English and American Literature from Stanford University, is currently professor of English and Special Assistant to the President at the LaGuardia campus of the City University of New York. He has also taught at Stanford University, Vassar College, and several universities overseas. Dr. Muller is the author of the award-winning Nightmares and Visions: Flannery O'Connor and the Catholic Grotesque, Chester Himes , and other critical studies. His essays and reviews have appeared in The New York Times, The New Republic, The Nation, The Sewanee Review, The Georgia Review, and elsewhere. He is also a noted author and editor of textbooks in English and composition, including The Short Prose Reader with Harvey Wiener, and with John A Williams, The McGraw-Hill Introduction to Literature, Bridges: Literature across Cultures, and Ways In: Reading and Writing about Literature. Among Dr. Muller's awards are National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships, a Fulbright Fellowship, and a Mellon Fellowship. Harvey S. Wiener is currently affiliated with Marymount Manhattan College after serving as Vice Provost for Academic Affairs at Adelphi University. Previously University Dean for Academic Affairs, the City University of New York, he was founding president of the Council of Writing Program Administrators. Dr. Wiener is the author of many books on reading and writing for college students and their teachers, including The Writing Room (Oxford, 1981). He is co-author of The McGraw-Hill College Handbook, a reference grammar and rhetoric text. Dr. Wiener has chaired the Teaching of Writing Division of the Modern Language Association (1987). He has taught writing at every level of education from elementary school to graduate school. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Brooklyn College, he holds a Ph.D. in Renaissance literature. Dr. Wiener has won grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education, and the Exxon Education Foundation.
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City Guide: Hobart, Tasmania
A small capital city is brimming with history, modern art and a booming culinary and cocktail scene
Whether you're visiting Tasmania for Dark MOFO (on at the time of publish) or simply to see what life's like at the end of the world, there's a lot to do on this tiny Australian island. Hobart, the capital, has a rich history despite a sometimes forgotten past and an inaccurate perception that the destination was sweet but dull. Thanks to an ever-changing whisky industry, natural wines, a blossoming food scene and the opening of MONA in 2011, Hobart has become a must-visit city when traveling to Australia. With incredibly fresh produce and seafood, compelling art and superb restaurants, it's a wonder this place was ever off the map in the first place.
We've selected just some of our favorite spots in the quaint but buzzing city—from accommodation to wineries, a pub where you'll feel like a local and more in our Hobart City Guide. Stay tuned for updates.
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QUEENSLAND unions are claiming victory after a state parliamentary committee recommended keeping the majority of the workers' compensation scheme intact.
The committee recommended keeping current definitions of who and what injuries are covered and workers' ability to claim under common law if an injury is suffered through employer negligence.
It also recommended maintaining insurance coverage when travelling to and from work.
Queensland Council of Unions President John Battams commended the committee for its "thorough and fair review".
He hopes Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie will take the recommendations on board.
"We're hopeful he won't make any changes," he told AAP.
"There is no financial reason, because as it stands, the scheme is fully funded.
"There has been an exhaustive investigation into this and the committee is saying that the current scheme, with a few changes, should remain and is one of the best schemes in Australia."
Mr Battams was still concerned there were grey areas in the proposed changes.
For example the definition of "psychological injury" was recommended for change and it is unclear what impacts red tape reduction would have on the scheme.
The committee received 246 submissions for its report, and public forums were held in Mackay, Cairns and Brisbane.
"Every recommendation was the subject of robust debate," committee chair LNP MP Michael Crandon said in the report.
"The committee considers that the recommendations achieve the right balance between workers and employers and protecting the viability of the scheme."
The Australian Industry Group welcomed recommended changes to psychological claims.
Acting Queensland director Mark Goodsell said such claims represent the fastest growing proportion of total claims in the state.
Currently, employees are only obliged to demonstrate that work is "a significant contributing factor" to the injury and the committee has recommended changing the definition to "the major significant contributing factor".
"(This) satisfies business concerns," he said.
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I am looking for any explanation as to why an Excel spreedsheet with 39 sheets and an individual protection password set for each would all of a sudden refuse to take the password.
This document needs to be updated with info from both my end and a vendor's end. Vendor kept messing up my formulas when updating her part, so I decided to protect each sheet (so that if I screwed up a password or two, it would not be a big deal to redo it). I used the same password for all sheets, tested it in a few, then sent it to her. I got it back by month end with her info, and when I tried to unprotect the first sheet to update my info, it would not accept the password. I tried with the second sheet, third, fourth, thing is, the password would not work on any of the sheets.
I really needed the file and had no time to do it all from scratch, so I had to purchase one of those password cracker programs to get my file back. So my problem was solved, but since I will have to protect the file again before sending it and I have another file that I have protected as well, I would like to know what could have caused this to happen. Was it something that I did, that the vendor could have done, or does that just happen every now and then as a glitch and I was just a lucky winner?
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In my English content methods class this week, I have asked my students to think about the connections possible between reading and writing as processes, and to do some reading from one artifact in the National Writing Project's resource archive on Writing to Read. Because I'm reading and writing with them, I am sharing my thoughts on a piece from the collection, too. I read "Style Study: One Connection Between Reading and Writing" by Rebekah Caplan. Published in 1987, this piece predates my own teaching career, but it has resonance for me as a teacher of teachers and as a teacher of writing. It rings true to some of my own high school classroom teaching practices—and offers ideas which maintain currency even today. Caplan's short article provides me with a clear reminder of the interconnectedness of reading and writing—and how teachers must make those connections explicit in ways that students can apply and use.
Caplan elaborates on ways she merges writing and reading practices in a unit on The Great Gatsby. She outlines several activities for student writing and response, including one in which students create "showing paragraphs" from "telling sentences," an activity that I used when I taught ninth grade English and still use in developmental composition courses. Caplan also elaborates on how she asks students to emulate Fitzgerald's style, moving from mimicry to analysis, and developing their own styles along the way.
The first important take-away, for me, relates to the way Caplan provides opportunities for students to learn how to give and get feedback. When Caplan's students compose and share aloud their short, "showing paragraphs," they hear from their teacher the language of response, and they are able to draw evidence from one another's' texts to support their thinking about quality writing.
It strikes me that learning to give feedback using short, exploratory pieces, which are lower investment for students, bridges the way into feedback for works in which students are more personally invested. The opportunity to practice helpful peer feedback with short responses, rather than with long, more personally relevant pieces, can help novice writers better understand what kind of commentary is helpful and appropriate in a low-stakes way. Over the course of the unit, then, students move from analysis of Gatsby to personal reflection writing that explores some of the text's themes in their own lives. Allowing students the opportunity to practice writing in "new and different 'voices'" helps them to hone and develop their own styles. Additionally, it allows them to go deeply into understanding the style of the works they read.
The second important idea that grows out of my reading of this piece relates to the kind of co-created meaning that discussions about literature can so fruitfully foster. Caplan describes in detail the ways she helps students to analyze Gatsby by stepping back and allowing students to lead the learning. When confusion arises, "instead of giving them the answer," Caplan asks the group, and when one student elaborates his understanding, it becomes "a learning experience for those who don't understand." In this way, the discussion evolves so that "one student's insight has influenced another's thinking and ultimate understanding of the passage."
What I love most about this article is the way Caplan seamlessly moves students through the interconnected processes of reading, writing, and thinking. Students mirror Fitzgerald's style and structure patterns (Caplan gives explicit examples from Gatsby and from student work) and in doing so, they engage as writers themselves, reading, processing, internalizing, and producing texts of their own that are both interpretive and exploratory, revealing something about style and understanding, providing insight into the craft of writing and the understanding of a reading. Reading this piece makes me want to teach Gatsby again, just to try out Caplan's techniques.
Caplan, R. "Style Study: One Connection Between Reading and Writing." Writing to Read: A Collection of NWP Articles. National Writing Project, 13 May 2010. Web. 26 Jan. 2015.


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Two-Step Equations Containing Integers
Oftentimes, when we are confronted with a problem, we translate it first into an equation then use it to solve for the missing quantity. These equations may involve one, two or more steps before arriving at its solutions. Equations such as 2x + 3 = 5 and 3x - 5 = 7, require two–step solutions. These equations are called two–step equations.
These are equations that require two steps or two operations before arriving at its solutions. In solving two–step equations, there is no definite rule "which" operation to undo first. However, one can apply the rule for order of operations or whichever will result to a simpler equation. Again, the purpose in solving two-step equation is to combine the constants in one side of the equation and see to it that the variable must only have 1 as its numerical coefficient.
Before illustrating the steps on how to solve two-step equations, listed below are examples of two–step equations containing integers.
Solving Two-Step Equations Containing Integers
To solve two–step equations, do the inverse of the operations involved one at a time. Since, we are dealing with equations, it must be noted that whatever operations are done on one side of the equation must as well be done on the other side. Also, we apply the rules for performing operations with integers. To illustrate, consider the following examples:
Solve for the unknown variable:
If we divide both sides by 2, we are going to have fractions. It is more preferable to undo subtraction first. Since twice the variable is subtracted by 7 and the opposite of addition is subtraction, then we add 7 to both sides of the equation. Then divide the resulting equation by 2.
Again, division of 2 in the equation will lead to fractions. We undo the addition first. Add the opposite of , which is 3 to both sides of the equation then divide both sides by 2.
Since the variable term is subtracted by 1, then we add both sides by 1 then divide both sides both sides by 5.
Subtract 2 from both sides of the equation then multiply both sides by the inverse of , which is 3.
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Sanford Health Q&A: What is postpartum depression?
By Dr. Audrey McMacken
Why do women get depressed after giving birth?
Many new mothers go through what is termed the "baby blues" following childbirth. This anxiety, mood swings and irritability generally only lasts a few days or up to two weeks. New moms with postpartum depression have more severe symptoms and they tend to get worse over time.
They feel depressed, have little or no interest in activities they once enjoyed, experience appetite changes, sleep poorly or want to sleep all the time, are constantly fatigued, have diminished concentration and decision making powers and may even have thoughts of death and suicide.
Are certain women more likely to get postpartum depression?
Any woman can develop postpartum depression after any of her pregnancies. If you have a history of depression — whether it's during previous pregnancies or at other times, if you have bipolar disorder and if you've had extremely stressful events during pregnancy, such as complications, marital or job problems, your risk for postpartum depression increases.
When does postpartum depression go away?
Untreated, postpartum depression can last up to a year or more and even become a chronic disorder. Your condition not only affects your health, but your family's health as well.
If you are depressed, the risk of the baby's father becoming depressed increases. Mothers with untreated postpartum depression are more likely to have children with behavioral problems, such as sleeping and eating difficulties, temper tantrums and hyperactivity. If you think you have postpartum depression, make an appointment with an obstetrician.
Can postpartum depression be treated effectively?
Yes, postpartum depression can be treated effectively. First, though, your doctor will determine if that is your diagnosis because there are other medical conditions, such as thyroid disease, that have similar symptoms.
Hormonal changes related to pregnancy and childbirth, changes in blood volume and metabolism, the sleep deprivation that often accompanies childbirth, difficulty breast feeding, genetic and hereditary factors and emotional and lifestyle changes are among factors that can contribute to postpartum depression.
Your doctor can prescribe lifestyle changes, counseling and medications to help you feel good again and enjoy your time with your family and new baby.
Dr. McMacken a board certified obstetrician and gynecologist, sees patients at Sanford Health Dickinson Clinic. She completed her medical degree at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences in Grand Forks and then did her residency at the University of Arizona in Tucson. To request an appointment, call 701-456-6144.


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UH men match 2013 win total
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Christian Standhardinger scored 27 points and grabbed 13 rebounds and Hawaii never trailed in an 87-76 victory over UC Riverside on Thursday night.
Chris Patton's layup with 10:26 pulled the Highlanders within one, but Standhardinger scored six points during a 10-0 Hawaii (17-7, 6-4 Big West) spurt over the next 2½ minutes. A 3 by Brandon Spearman with just more than 5 minutes left in the half gave the Rainbow Warriors a 35-22 advantage before UC Riverside went into the break on an 8-1 run, trimming its deficit to 36-30.
Patton scored five straight points early in the second half to make it a three-point game but the Highlanders (8-16, 3-7) would get no closer.
Garrett Nevels hit three 3-pointers as Hawaii — which equaled its win total from last season — scored 16 of the next 20 points to put the game away.
Patton finished scored 21.
Women's basketball
Hawaii 67, UC Riverside 54: Kamilah Jackson scored 13 points with 14 rebounds, and Morgan Mason added 15 points as the Rainbow Wahine (12-10, 6-4 Big West) went on a 15-2 run late in the first half and never looked back to prevail at Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu.
Brittany Cain led all scorers with 21 points for Riverside (4-19, 0-10).
Hawaii 10, UTEP 5:
Sharla Kliebenstein ripped a three-run home run and Leisha Li`ili`i hit a solo shot and drove in three runs as the Rainbow Wahine (4-2) prevailed at UNLV's Easton Desert Classic in Las Vegas.
Heather Morales (4-1) pitched a complete game against the Miners (1-5), allowing six hits and a walk with four strikeouts.
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LONDON, Oct 10 (IFR) - Verallia has called off an attempt to issue a 500m payment-in-kind toggle bond, according to an investor, after facing pushback from the buyside.
The bond was intended to pay a 490m dividend to the French glass bottle makers shareholders. Private equity firm Apollo Global Management is Verallia's majority owner.
"Verallia and its shareholder Apollo have decided not to pursue this opportunistic transaction under current market conditions," a message to investors said on Monday.
The deal was originally slated to price by the end of last week, but IFR reported on Friday that lead-left bookrunner Credit Suisse told investors there would be a further announcement on the deal's status on Monday.
Sources said that price whispers on the deal had backed up to high-9%, having begun at an eight-handle yield. (Reporting by Robert Smith, Editing by Helene Durand)


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Testimony of Eugene Thomas, DOES Budget Hearing
On Wednesday, May 1, 2013, Eugene Thomas testified before the DC Council's Committee on Workforce and Community Affairs about his experiences with wage theft and asked the DC Council to hold the Office of Wage-Hour accountable for enforcing protections against wage theft. Watch Eugene and learn what we need to do to fight wage theft. Whether or not you were able to attend, please email Marion Barry today to tell him you support these workers.
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Below is the text of his testimony:
My name is Eugene Thomas, and I am a ward 2 resident who is here to tell my story of wage theft. Although my story had a happy ending, I know that a lot of people do not. I am here today to talk about the importance of improving the Office of Wage-Hour to protect DC workers from wage theft.
I was working for the Emergency Preparedness Project as a contractor. I worked very hard and even used some of my own money to ensure the children I taught would understand and learn about emergency situations. The problems began during the summer of 2011. I did not get paid at all for the month of July and I was only paid once in August.
After waiting for weeks, I received a check, but it was not the full amount I was owed. I had faith in the fact that my supervisor might still pay me, but the rest of the check never came. Finally, I contacted my supervisor to ask for the balance of $400. I was informed that the contract had ended and there was no more money.
She began to make me feel like a criminal by saying that I wanted to steal the money. I only wanted what I was owed and my integrity means more to me than money. I began to pray about the situation and began working with the Employment Justice Center to write letters to my supervisor asking to be paid what I was owed.
I did not even think about going to the Office of Wage-Hour because I wasn't aware that there was anywhere I could go to get help with my problem. It is not an agency that is easily accessible to the public. I have since observed from my peers that it is not always successful with cases like mine. Why would anyone bother wasting their time?
But I did get lucky. Eventually, my supervisor responded to my letter and called me to say "I want to do right by you." I was in shock when she sent me the full amount of money that I was owed. My prayers were answered.
I am here today to support other victims of wage theft because I know that not everyone has a happy ending and I feel like that someone should stand up for the little people. Mr. Barry, I remember when you were the mayor of DC, you made it so all students had summer jobs and you took care of the seniors. Now, it is time for us to work together to protect workers and make sure workers get what is due to them. Again, thank you and may God bless you. I pray that you continue to support the hard working residents of DC.


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In terms of looks, cast iron gutters are second to none. They are the icing on the cake of both new build projects and existing residences.
Not only though, are they aesthetically pleasing; cast iron gutters are also extremely functional. This is an imperative characteristic of any rainwater system, as this article will explain.
Adverse weather
It is rare to find a country that does not have extreme weather at certain times of the year. If you live in the UK you will have to face the worst of all four seasons. In summer there is beating sun, in autumn and spring there is driving rain, in winter there is snow.
The problem with some rainwater systems is that they cannot be 100% relied upon in adverse weather conditions. Plastic gutters in particular are vulnerable to the ultra-violet rays of the sun. They can crack and shatter if they are exposed to sunlight for too long.
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With a stay at Comfort Inn Cordelia in Fairfield (Cordelia), you'll be minutes from Scandia Family Fun Center and close to Jelly Belly Factory. This inn is within close proximity of Jump Highway and Rockville Hills Regional Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 57 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, laundry facilities, and an elevator (lift). Free self parking is available onsite.
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Casual dining restaurant brings heat to Hong Kong
The regional hospitality industry is currently booming and ever-larger numbers of quality professionals are benefiting from the unprecedented opportunities linked to the rapid growth of the industry.
Traditionally, securing a post with a renowned hotel chain was considered the ultimate goal for hospitality professionals. However, in the domain of professional development, Roka, a new restaurant in Hong Kong is set to offer excellent career opportunities.
"Our aim is to provide a professional platform for staff to maximise their potential," says Marc Bratland, managing director, Roka. "The unique Roka dining concept has proved tremendously successful in London, recently expanded to Macau and Scottsdale (Arizona) and will soon be launched in Pacific Place this summer. Staff who come on board will profit from the opportunity to work with an exciting and unique concept in the 6,000 square foot contemporary Japanese restaurant."
The restaurant's name stems from two words — Robata (RO): a traditional informal venue where Japanese people from all walks of life meet to eat and drink; and (KA) which symbolises a burning fire, heat and energy, forming an all-inclusive social warmth. Indeed, Roka's menu is structured in such a way to encourage sharing, and dishes are brought to the table steadily and continuously throughout the meal.
Social diversity
According to Mr Bratland, the restaurant will focus on creating an environment where everyone from businessmen to the casual diners feels comfortable. Pacific Place was specifically chosen as the venue because it attracts such cultural and social diversity. "Everyone wants a place to unwind, somewhere they can truly relax and have a good time with colleagues, family and friends. Roka aims to provide that backdrop and our emphasis is on providing quality and value in a sociable environment," he adds.
At the centre of the restaurant is Robata, an open charcoal grill that forms the focal point for diners and is the heart of the Roka concept. "The interior is designed by Noriyoshi Muramatsu from the Japanese design firm Studio Glitt, who has been involved with Roka since the original Roka in London. Wood, iron, glass and earth are the main structural materials used creating a natural, yet clean and modern lines," says
Mr Bratland. A variety of comfortable seating options create a cosy and warm environment.
He emphasises that Roka's dishes are "authentic but not traditional", and its menu stretches beyond sushi, sashimi and tempura. Quality meats and poultry, in addition to fresh seafood and seasonal vegetables, will be prepared over the Robata charcoal grill. To complement the warmth of the grill fare, a variety of market-fresh sashimi and maki sushi rolls will be on offer. For guests with a sweet tooth, unique house-made desserts will also feature alongside a selection of Japanese herbal teas.
"The 500-bottle cellar will offer a good selection of wines from all over the world," notes Mr Bratland. "All staff will be able to recommend specific wines which bring out the full flavour of individual dishes," he adds. Wines are served by the bottle or by the glass. A variety of regional sakes from Japan will add depth to the dining experience. Meanwhile, the ancient Japanese spirit shochu, which is distilled from a variety of grains such as barley, sweet potato or rice, will form the base of Roka's signature shochu tonics and seasonally infused shochus.
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Macworld 2008: The MacBook Air in Mid-Air
When the "There's something in the air" posters went up this past weekend, I didn't think that Apple would literally be suspending notebooks from the ceiling of the Moscone Center! Appropriately named the MacBook Air for weighing in at only three pounds, this laptop is super-thin and extremely portable. Here are some more up close and personal shots of it "hanging out," so to speak, at Macworld today.
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Damien Rollins had a pretty normal upbringing, except for one notable exception; an almost obsessive love for horror movies. He remembers spending many a night glued to the television with a bowl of popcorn on his lap. He claims that it was all in good fun, and that he never believed a word of any of them, but he has yet to explain why he slept with a night light until age sixteen.
This interest followed him into his teenage years but the demands of adulthood led his mind to be, as he puts it "more grounded in reality". He came to view stories of paranormal encounters with a skeptical eye, believing them to be a construct of individuals eager for media attention. That was until he had his own out-of-body experience during a routine surgery. Far from being a frightening experience, Damien recalls being surrounded by an overwhelming feeling of love. While this did not lead him to a full-fledged belief in ghosts, it did open his mind to the possibility that some things exist which can't be explained away by science.
An avid traveler, Damien always wanted to visit the Caribbean and got the opportunity to do so a few years ago. He expected to spend his time hitting the beaches but a chance encounter with two older family members of a friend piqued his interest in other pursuits. He was told that several bruises which he could not remember being inflicted were actually bites from the Soucouyant, the local version of the vampire. He was inclined to dismiss this but was struck by the sheer number of stories he heard that night.
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Review: Thanksgiving Weekend at Walt Disney World
If you're familiar with the TouringPlans Crowd Calendar, you know that major holidays at Walt Disney World can be intense when it comes to lines and crowds. But this year, I abandoned all logic and spent Thanksgiving with my family at Walt Disney World. I survived, but would I do it again? Read on for my Review: Thanksgiving Weekend at Walt Disney World.
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My concern over the holiday crowds and never ending lines wasn't limited to the confines of Walt Disney World. Actually, I was more concerned over what awaited me at my local airport since my family and I were flying into Orlando the day before Thanksgiving. One of the busiest travel days of the year!
Fortunately, our Frontier Airlines flight was scheduled to depart at 7:00 A.M.; and while the queues for security had already been extended, we made it through with plenty of time to spare and with no delays.
I was shocked when we found that there were no lines for Disney's Magical Express at Orlando International Airport. Maybe because it was still early in the day? Or maybe Disney was more than prepared for the holiday rush? Regardless, we walked right on our bus bound for Disney's Port Orleans French Quarter Resort. We had never stayed at the French Quarter as Port Orleans Riverside is the Moderate Resort we gravitate to; but, thankfully we loved the French Quarter! It was smaller and more intimate, yet never once felt crowded or chaotic.
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Five Disney World Resorts to See During Your Vacation
Resort Hopping is one of my favorite things to do at Walt Disney World! Visiting the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, Disney's Wilderness Lodge Resort, and The Polynesian Village Resort are as much on my trip to-do list as Pirates of the Caribbean or devouring a Mickey Premium Bar. That being said, I feel that guests who skip the resorts, or who don't know they are allowed to visit the resorts, fail to achieve the full Walt Disney World experience. So for those who don't know, anyone is allowed to visit the Walt Disney World Resorts, even if they're not a guest of that resort or of any resort on property. But why should you? That's what I intend to address in my five Disney World Resorts to See During Your Vacation!
The Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Let's start with Walt Disney World's flagship resort, shall we? The Grand Floridian Resort and Spa boasts a Victorian Florida theme and is Disney's take on luxury and sophistication. But no need to worry about feeling out of place or having rambunctious kids in tow. While the Grand Floridian Resort is like stepping into an old fashioned postcard, this is a Disney World Resort after all!
How to Get There
If driving your own car or a rental car, the Grand Floridian Resort is located at 4401 Floridian Way in Orlando, Florida, just off Seven Seas Drive.
Free transportation to and from the resort consists of Disney Buses, Ferry Boats, and the most famous mode of Disney transportation of all, the Monorail! A 1 mile walking path between the resort and the Polynesian Village Resort is also provided, offering views of the Seven Seas Lagoon, the Wedding Pavilion, and the Magic Kingdom Park in the distance.
Why You Should Visit
The Lobby
A number of Walt Disney World Resorts boast awe-inspiring lobbies, and the Grand Floridian's lobby is at the top of the list! In addition to a grand staircase, a cage elevator, and enchanting Disney-inspired tilework under your feet, the Grand Floridian's 5-story lobby is topped with stained glass domes and massive chandeliers. Tip: For the holidays, a life-size gingerbread house and a towering Victorian Christmas tree occupy the lobby and are must-sees!
Live Music
Throughout the afternoon and into the evening, a live pianist and the Grand Floridian Society Orchestra alternate playing popular turn-of-the-century tunes and Disney songs!
The Shopping
The Grand Floridian Resort offers more shops than any other Walt Disney World Resort, which is why it's one of my favorite locations to hunt for resort exclusive merch, Disney Dooney and Bourke bags, and that perfect souvenir to take home.
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My Disney World Christmas Vacation Traditions
The most magical place on earth gets a little more magical around this time of year when the parks and resorts deck the halls with holiday finery and give Disney fans a reason to take one more Walt Disney World vacation! My family and I love to take a trip to Disney World around the holidays, and we have created a few festive traditions over the years. Check out a few of my Disney World Vacation Christmas Traditions.
Buying a New Ornament
It just wouldn't be right to leave Disney World around Christmastime without a new ornament to add to our tree. My favorite place to shop for ornaments is the Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe at the Magic Kingdom's Liberty Square. I love how it feels like we're walking through an old, colonial home. For a wider variety of Christmas décor, we like to drop by Disney's Days of Christmas Store at Downtown Disney, where it really does feel like Christmas all year round.
Epcot's World Showcase is one of my favorite corners of Disney World, and I especially enjoy Holidays Around the World this time of year, where performances educate guests about the different holiday traditions of their respective countries. It's a lot of fun to hear and see how other countries celebrate the holidays. Our favorites would be Father Christmas at the United Kingdom and the Voices of Liberty Dickens Carolers at the American Adventure. The special holiday treats and the chance to do a little Christmas shopping is pretty great too. After all, there's no chance that what you're buying as a gift is something someone already has when you shop at the stores in the Norway or China or Morocco pavilions.
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Crowd-Free Quick Service Restaurants
Crowds are probably the biggest complaint you hear at Walt Disney World; and throughout most of the year, crowds are pretty much unavoidable whether you're in line for an attraction or to board the Monorail or even to dine at a restaurant. For me, a line out of the door at the nearest park quick service restaurant is the worst! This is especially true when I've burned off all the calories from my Gaston's Tavern Cinnamon Roll eight or nine spins on Pirates of the Caribbean ago. So after much trial and error during my trips to the parks and resorts, I have compiled a list of crowd-free quick service restaurants which offer short lines even during the busier times at Disney World. Take a look!
Tortuga Tavern – Only open seasonally, I can't say that Tortuga Tavern never gets crowded; however, it is known for shorter lines and lower crowds than its next door restaurant, Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn. When lunch rolls around, ignore the line out the door for Pecos Bill's and make your way over to Tortuga.
Gasparilla Island Grill – The Grand Floridian's quick service restaurant is one of my personal favorite retreats. This is where I usually go for lunch after spending the morning at the Magic Kingdom; and as many times I've visited, I have rarely experienced a crowd. The Gasparilla Island Grill is an airy, spacious restaurant with a great selection of flatbreads, sandwiches, salads, and desserts, as well as gourmet cupcakes! If the weather is nice, I like to head outside for the outdoor seating which offers a view of the resort's marina and the tip of Cinderella Castle in the distance. So if you're looking to escape the lines for some fresh variety, this is where you should go.
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Location, Location, Location: Does the View Make the Meal Better?
To me, dining at a restaurant with a beautiful view makes the meal taste just a bit better. Maybe it's because I've lived so much of my life in snowy trundra and urban wastelands (where very few restaurants have wonderful views); or maybe I've just always been the type of eater who's greatly influenced by surroundings like table location, smells, sounds, crowd level, etc.; but an incredible view from my table is something I'm willing to fight for.
So, whether you want to do some people-watching, see the Magic Kingdom fireworks or Illuminations from your table, spend your dinner spotting African wildlife, or just relax with a tranquil lookout, here are a few Disney World dining spots that I think afford incredible views:
California Grill
The California Grill in Disney's Contemporary Resort is probably my top suggestion when someone wants an outstanding restaurant view. From the top floor of the resort, the floor to ceiling windows offer amazing views of the whole of Walt Disney World — and the rest of Orlando. Watching the sun set behind the Grand Floridian Resort, or catching the nightly Magic Kingdom fireworks show from this location, will probably be one of your grandest memories from your vacation.
Rose and Crown Pub and Dining Room
Because this is one of the most well-known "good view" locations, it's also one of the very crowded! Guests line up nightly to wait for Rose and Crown's outdoor patio tables where the view of Illuminations is one of the most spectacular in Epcot, but I also suggest booking a table for lunch. Sitting outside on the lovely patio, watching the boats glide back and forth over World Showcase Lagoon, and taking in the detail of the other pavilions within your view is a wonderful way to spend a mealtime.
Sanaa's casual, relaxed atmosphere and tucked-away location make it a wonderful place to detox after a hectic morning in the theme parks. But what I find enchanting about this place is that it's the only Animal Kingdom Lodge Resort restaurant that actually has a view of the hotel's main draw — the African animals on the savanna. Go for lunch or an early dinner to guarantee plenty of daylight, and request to be seated next to one of the restaurants large picture windows. Expect to see giraffe, zebras, Ankole cattle, African birds, and other incredible animals.
Another one of the best views in Walt Disney World, 'Ohana's wall-to-wall windows give guests a generous view of Seven Seas Lagoon, the Polynesian Resort grounds and Volcano pool, and the major landmarks of the Magic Kingdom. Book a spot here when the restaurant opens for dinner at 5pm to take in the relaxing late-afternoon and evening sunlight spilling over Seven Seas Lagoon, or make an advanced dining reservation just in time to catch the Magic Kingdom fireworks and the Electrical Water Pageant!
Tokyo Dining
An excellent restaurant for sushi gourmands, Tokyo Dining also offers one of the best views in Epcot's World Showcase. During the day, look out over the World Showcase promenade and amuse yourself with some wonderful people-watching; in the evening, schedule your meal in time to see Illuminations: Reflections of Earth explode over World Showcase Lagoon.
Honorable Mentions
Other great spots to enjoy the view, in my opinion of course, are Narcoosee's, in Disney's Grand Floridian Resort; Cantina de San Angel in Epcot's Mexico — I imagine the new incarnation opening in the Fall will have some astounding views of the World Showcase Lagoon; and Animal Kingdom's Flame Tree Barbecue, where you can enjoy a stunning view of Expedition Everest from the seating area.
What are your thoughts? Any additions to the list or experiences you can share about great views from Disney restaurants — and whether or not they make the meal better for you?
You can find more Disney Restaurant information from AJ Wolfe over at The Disney Food Blog.


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Will keep this short as I am not in the best of moods, had my share of trolls today after posting on Etoro again. Big mistake from me, never again.
On to the account:
All trade ideas today worked with exceptional success. 2 trades closed with good profit.
1 trade closed with a small 3% profit.
This was the AUDUSD, I thought the sell position would fall more but it did not, in hindsight I should have TP at 0.7170 but I made a mistake. I closed as I think mid week the AUD will turn firm as I think the RBA will hold rates and Aussie GDP will be firm. Therefore, I closed at a small profit rather than risk my team being dragged into the red.
This far, at the time of writing this, overall equity of the account is up by 3.5% today, so its been a good start to the week. I am eager to chase more profit, despite it being the end of the month and smashing our 20% target this month, as always if opportunity presents itself, we will go for it!
As you all know, we have more trade ideas for tomorrow which we will act on, but for the rest of today, we shall wait to see what opportunities the US trading session bring us.
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A California federal court has dismissed without leave to amend several claims in a lawsuit alleging that Whole Foods Market fraudulently and misleadingly labeled its 365 Everyday Value ketchup, oatmeal and chicken broth as containing "evaporated cane juice" (ECJ) rather than "sugar." Pratt v. Whole Food Mkt. Cal., Inc., No. 12-5652 (N.D. Cal., San Jose Div., order entered September 30, 2015).
The plaintiff alleged that because Whole Foods failed to use the most common name for the ingredient—as mandated by U.S. Food and Drug Administration rules—the products were misbranded and "cannot be legally sold, possessed, have no economic value, and are legally worthless." The court first dismissed strict liability allegations, finding that the plaintiff sought to impose a requirement inconsistent with federal law. Turning to the plausibility of the plaintiff's allegations, the court found his reliance claims contradictory because one claim required him to know nothing about ECJ while the other required him to know it was a sweetener. Neither allegation was plausibly pled, the court found. Accordingly, the court granted Whole Foods' motion to dismiss the strict liability claims and ECJ claims.
The court allowed a misrepresentation claim about the use of artificial colors, flavors or preservatives in 365 Everyday Value Root Beer, Cola and Ginger Ale as well as Natural Italian Soda in green apple and blood orange flavors. Additional details about the case appear in Issue 519 of this Update.