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i would start with running the upgrade advisor. this does not catch everything. one thing i found annoying is that old stored procedures with words in them that became new keywords in 2K5 broke all over the place.If one brings so much courage to this world the world has to kill them or break them, so of course it kills them. The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry. Earnest Hemingway, A Farewell To Arms.


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Toyota Corolla Maintenance and Repair
I have the Integrity Tires on my Corolla and looking to make a switch to tires that are good in the rain and snow and that grip the road so when it's windy out and I'm driving on the highway I'm not being pushed to the side. Any thoughts anyone? By the way, I live in the southern New England area.
Has anyone replaced their wipers on their 2001 Corolla yet? If so, then what wipers did you choose and why?
footie Posts: 636The Matrix materials that I got from Toyota describe the Cold Weather Pkgs for the base Matrix, XR and XRS as being the same, but the items you list are in an option package. The standard CWP all of them just has the intermittent rear wiper. The 'Optional' CWP for the Base, XR and XRS includes the heavy duty heater, rear ducts and extra moulding.
Toyota's marketing shop calls them the same thing, so its easy for them and us to get confused over what options are options and which aren't.
retained power feature for the windows does not work either! I was waiting to see if anyone else would corroborate the fact that the XR is supposed to have it, and doesn't. I think I will write a letter to Toyota and see what they say.
2014 Mini Cooper (stick shift of course), 2016 Camry hybrid, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (keeping the stick alive)
I looked in the owner's manual yesterday and didn't find any mention of the retained power feature. Did I miss it? Let us know if you get a reply from Toyota.
If Toyota is referring to two different things as "all weather package," the Matrix sales booklet certainly is misleading if not categorically incorrect. This is under "standard features" on the base Matrix:
• All-Weather Guard Package with intermittent rear window wiper (standard on 4WD models, available on 2WD models)
And then under "available options" on the base Matrix:
• All-Weather Guard Package -- intermittent rear window wiper, windshield molding, heavy-duty heater and rear-seat heater ducts (2WD models, standard on 4WD)
And then we have a statement in the next column, under Matrix XR, that the XR includes all standard features of the base model (or other standard features that replace these features).
best getting separate rims & snow tires.
Michelin X-Ones are excellent tires. It handles light snow pretty well, though it doesn't snow as heavily in PA or VA compared to New England. (based on my parent's 94 Corolla)
Triple Edge wipers are actually good wipers, and the Silicone compound will last much longer than the rubber elements in the Toyota ones (if Bosch refills still available, use those).
Thanks for your suggestion. I wish I could get seperate rims & snow tires, but unfortunately I have no where to store. I heard good things about the Michelin X-Ones, a little expensive though. But if they live up to gripping in the rain and snow and keeping me straight on the highway on windy days I'll be happy and they would be worth the expense.
Next time I need wipers I'll give the Bosch wipers a try. Thanks again for your help.
it was in the brochure, I haven't checked the manual, but then again, the manual is meant to cover all trim levels, even ones without power windows, so it will not be certain based on the manual. I have yet to get a response from Toyota, but only 24 hours have passed, so far, so no surprise there!
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The owner's manual has information on all sorts of features that I don't have -- like the compass system in the rear-view mirror. For that reason I thought the retained power feature would be mentioned there with a description of how exactly it works. It definitely is listed in the brochure/salesroom booklet as an XR feature.
if they just went ahead and LEFT IT OUT of all the Matrixes, what are they going to do, admit their error? I doubt it, and even if they do, they can't do anything about it, that I can think of. I am just wondering what they will say. 48 hours, still no response.
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To the poster who complained about wimpy A/C, please try the "recirculate" setting.
If that's no good, see your dealer.
My A/C is so cold, I have to back it down really fast. This is during hot, steamy days in North Carolina.
Really great A/C IMHO.
Perhaps, it's a badly done manual mentioning a retained power feature that's not installed.
For example, the manual says that the interior dome light will stay on for a few minutes after the door is closed. Even the switch on the dash shows a clock for the timed option.
This option's not on the CE but Toyota didn't make a different dimmer/dome switch plate to so indicate. Even the dealer had to check it out on several lot cars to be sure.
Perhaps this is the problem here - bad documentation.
if you have power windows, then you should have this feature.
i have this on my sienna van and at first, i thought i didnt have it or it wasn't working. the way it works is when after you shut off your engine, the windows will work for set period of time as long as none of the doors have been opened. if you shut off the engine and open the door and then try to operate the power window, it won't work. once you open the door, the reserved power is gone.
it works the same way for my sister's 1997 camry with power windows. i assume that all late model toyota's would work the same way.
i could be wrong but i believe that the little clock picture on the dome light switch is meant to tell the driver that it's a dimmer switch as well for the instrument panel. the little round picture with lines means speedometer/instrument panel but because the picture looks like a clock, i guess some people would interpret the picture as a timer.
the fade-out dome lamp feature is available only for the LE and S models as indicated on the 2003 corolla brochure.
just my $0.02
I agree with 8u6hfd. The Michelin X-1's are great, I have them on my '99. They are expensive, but you get what you pay for in this case.
Thanks for your advice. I see that the 2003's are having the same cross wind problems from the other Toyota Corolla board. Perhaps the weight of the car is a bit light. Mine weights a little over 2,400 lbs.
probably because it has gotten taller, which has probably less aerodynamic on the sides, making it more susceptible to cross winds
Also, shop around for the best price on the X-1's - I found a BIG variation in price from place to place. Also, I had the Integrity Tires on mine from the factory - I hated them - no traction, noisy, etc. You'll be pleased with the X-1's. I don't notice the cross winds - I think it is just common to all smaller cars.
I replaced the wiper blades (just the rubber inserts) with the Toyota original parts - about $12 total for the pair on sale at my local dealer.
I just had a VERY minor problem yesterday - my clutch pedal was squeaking (from the inside). A spray of white lithium grease on the hinge point and it was fixed! Love my Corolla!
Thanks again for your advice. I love my Corolla too! I like it's nimbleness around the corners as well as the suspension that feels like I'm riding in a big car too.
mralan Posts: 174Mom's 2000 Corolla "check engine" light recently came on. I removed the negative battery terminal for a few minutes and the light stayed off for a few days, but now it's back on.
Any ideas on what could be causing this?
the interior lights fade out after a period of time, or when the engine is turned on, whichever comes first. But the retained power is absent for the windows, whether or not the doors are opened. 72 hours, no response from Toyota.
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boilerman Posts: 35Another saga of dealership non-service. Once again, Toyota has managed to do a great job of SELLING me a Toyota but I see where their dealerships RANK? (APPROPRIATE WORD ALSO) near the bottom as far as customer service. I contacted the region? and they were to contact the dealer about installing the cargo net on my car. They (forgot) to install it at delivery!! Ten days later,no call,no installation.. I have owned several Toyotas and thank God they are very reliable vehicles, because the dealership service SUCKS! IF anybody wants to give me advice on installing the cargo net, let me know! May even be a beer in it.. for someone.. At least it would get installed before the Northside Indianapolis dealer would call.. Hell would freeze over earlier! Have a good day! Nice car I have, dealership still sucks!
get the OBDII computer scanned.
It could be anything.
the light could be caused by your gas cap. check to make sure the cap is tight. if it is then you have something else thats causing the light to come on.
boilerman: get the net from the dealer if you don't have it yet. waiting for them to install something that's free always takes a long time! get the net and do it yourself. i havent done one but it cant be that hard to install. i would assume that there are pre-drilled holes on the body for those nets or maybe hooks for the net like on the matrix.
for the power windows, have you tried leaving the key in the ACC position and then operate the windows (without opening any doors)? there are systems out there that would require you to leave the key in the ACC position to operate the windows. i'm not sure if the matrix would be one of them.
boilerman, I have a '98 Corolla and bought/installed the cargo net myself. All that's required is replacing two plastic fasteners on each side of the trunk right behind or close to the rear light assembly and replacing them with the T-hook screws that come with the cargo net. It should be the same unless the trunk configuration has changed drastically. Instructions also come with the net. Good luck!
CEL does not go away unless the condition that caused it goes away. Most common is a loose gas cap as mentioned above. Try to unscrew the gas cap all the way then screw it back on till you hear lots of clicks (2 to 3 extra twists). Others have been caused by bad gasoline or clogged O2 sensors. And even if the condition goes away, the computer keeps a record of it for the tech to look at or you if you have the right gadgets to hook it up. Good luck!!
no go - that doesn't work either. 4 days, no response from Toyota...I will stop counting now! :-)
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steelersfan Posts: 16Boilerman - I installed a cargo net in my 2003 Corolla last week and it mirrors the procedure described by Sensei1. Takes about 5 minutes.
xr_matrix Posts: 96There are no factory roof racks for the Matrix yet and the Vibe rack will not fit as it has a slightly different line to the roof.
There are 2 aftermarket racks
I have the Thule and it fits nicely and comes off in less than 5 minutes. If anyone wants a picture or more information about the Thule rack...let me know and I will get it to you.
Glad it worked out for you. Now if only they have one for a WRX sedan would be great.
Virtual beer would do. http://beer.trash.net/
It doesn't work on mine, either. The retained power feature just isn't there as advertised.


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Warm blast before winter freeze: Halloween to be hottest on record as temperatures hit 20C
OCTOBER will end in a blaze of sunshine with blue skies and warmth across most of Britain.
The mercury is expected to hit around 70F (21C) in the South today and tomorrow with virtually the whole country experiencing unseasonably warm weather.
Met Office forecaster Kirk Waite said: "It's looking good for most of the country on Monday and Tuesday – particularly over southern and eastern parts, where it will be exceptionally warm for this time of the year.
"It is going to be pleasant and warm with sunshine in the south and some breeze.
We could see 68F in some places, which is well above average."
Netweather attributed the Indian summer to a swathe of warm air flooding across the country from the Atlantic.
Netweather's Nick Finnis, who predicted 72F in parts, said: "It will be drier, brighter and breezy. It will be very mild."
Jim Dale, from British Weather Services, added: "There is a possibility we could see a 70F in the South-east.
It is going to be pleasant and warm with sunshine in the south and some breeze
"While this is not exceptional, it is unusual for the time of year. "These sorts of temperatures, which are almost double the average, are quite rare in October."
The Weather Channel UK's Leon Brown said: "Temperatures could reach 66F on Monday and again on Thursday. It is staying very mild over southern Britain."
Wales will share England's good fortune, although "the best of the sunshine will be across eastern and south-eastern parts of England", said WeatherOnline.
But it is a different picture in Scotland, with torrential rain and severe gales expected over the two days.
The Met Office said more than 8ins of rain could fall in the far north-west, causing flooding.
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Some of the greatest take-away lessons from women's history are the character qualities that influential women have exhibited. Although each woman has come from a different background, a different time period, and faced a different set of circumstances, they all have strong character traits in common. Things like perseverance, courage, faith, and compassion are timeless. We might not all be destined to become world-changers, but we can certainly influence our own families and those we come in contact with throughout our lives. Studying women of strong character and modeling that behavior for our children is important. Finding Godly role models for my daughters is something I consider on a regular basis.
Heroines of the Past
History in general is one of our favorites subjects to study in our homeschool, especially using living books. When I began our women's history study, I wanted to stick with that Charlotte Mason style approach.
One of the resources I found that combines both historical living books and character study is Heroines of the Past Bible Study from Golden Prairie Press. The author, Amy Puetz, is a homeschool graduate. She has gathered the texts of some out-of-print books and given them new life in this compilation. In addition to the inspiring stories of women in history, she has added a study of virtue complete with Bible memory verses, comprehension questions, and practical life application ideas.
There are 32 women featured in this 13-week study. They represent time periods from as early as first century Rome to the Middle Ages to the early twentieth century. Your children will learn about famous names like Joan of Arc and Florence Nightingale, as well as lesser known women of ancient Rome. Some of our favorites from the study include Katherine von Bora Luther (Martin Luther's wife), Abbie Burgess, and Felicitas.
Each woman is recognized for not only her historical significance, but for her character virtues.
This study is intended for ages 8 and up. The reading selections make great read-alouds for the whole family to enjoy and learn from together.
If you hope to teach not only the names and dates of women's history, but the driving force of strong character and virtue behind these women, Heroines of the Past is an excellent place to start.
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Visit to Dundee Precious Metals Tsumeb, Tsumeb Smelters
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A committee meeting of Namibian ministers led by the minister of Environment and Tourism, Hon. Pohamba Shifeta was held with Dundee Precious Metals Tsumeb (DPMT) management in Tsumeb on Thursday, 27 August 2015.
Visit to Etosha National Park (ENP)
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On 28 August 2015, the UNDP team visited several Government-UNDP/GEF Project sites in Etosha. ENP is Namibia's oldest National Park. The Park covers an area of 22,270 km2 and is one of Southern Africa's popular wildlife sanctuaries.
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The United Nations Development Program in partnership with the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Service and Wilderness Safari officially launched it s Youth Development Fund of Namibia. The Youth Development Fund is in initiative that was started as a pilot in November 2014 and is aimed at assisting out of school youth for training in field guides courses.
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The SCORE project has officially been launched by the Minister of Environment and Tourism, Honorable Pohamba Shifeta. The project scales up resilience to climate variability and climate change in northern Namibia, with a special focus on women.
Youth Environment Summit, Waterberg Plateau National Park,
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In celebration of the 2015 International Day for Biological Diversity the Gobabeb Research and Training Centre successfully organized and ran the sixth Youth Environmental Summit (YES), co-funded by the German government's cooperation agency,GIZ, Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) and Gobabeb Centre, focusing on biodiversity and sustainable development at the Waterberg Plateau Park.
Namibia Poverty Mapping and the Namibia Index on Multiple Deprivation reports launch
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23 April 2015, The Government of the Republic of Namibia in partnership with UNDP launched the Namibia Poverty Mapping and the Namibia Index on Multiple Deprivation reports.
UNDP Youth Development Fund
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The United Nations Development Program in Namibia launched its first ever "Youth Development Fund". This initiative was inspired by the recently launched UNDP Youth Strategy titled, "Empowered Youth, Sustainable Future which was launched in March 2014 in Tunis.
2014 International Day for Disaster Reduction
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The City of Windhoek and its partners celebrated the 2014 International Day for Disaster Reduction (IDDR) on the 22 October 2014 at the Katutura Old Age Home. The theme for 2014 is "Resilience is for Life" with a focus on Older People and Disasters. The IDDR aims at celebrating how people and communities are reducing their risk to disasters and raising awareness about the importance of disaster risk reduction.
2014 Human Development Report Namibia launch
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A Winnipeg woman has lost her appeal to keep chickens in her North Kildonan back yard.
Stacie Gottfried appeared before a city committee on Thursday to argue her case, and though she was turned down, she was given a bit more time — until Feb. 28 — to send off the fowl.
"I am disappointed that we are not allowed to keep our chickens. But we have an extension and so that is really good," she said.
Gottfried said she will be sad to see them go. She had been using them as part of her children's education.
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Frank, you must be getting tired because your posts are getting weaker. You need to work on that mental stamina. Why don't you go drink a Red Bull and try again. You never said what great "things you have labored to build."
Ah Frank, man how I love to watch you blog. You really are quite amazing. You have such cute little ideals of how life should be. Maybe one day we could also have chocolate rivers and gumdrop forests. Man I can't wait, but until then I'll stay grounded in a reality where life is just not fair and good things don't always happen. You talk like a kid whose been given everything his entire life. It's easy to condemn kids who can't pay for some pretentious overpriced French socialist indoctrination academy as stupid. Honestly Frank, you can't be much more than 20 years old. Your views, incoherant ramblings at best, are of someone who has a narrow and inexperienced view of the world. You reek of jealousy and envy and spew out hate in order to hide behind it. Frank you are a little man. You are a coward. I really hope to meet you one day so you scream your mantra in my face so then I can just look at you and laugh. You have your "accumulated wealth" but remember Frank, money doesn't buy happiness. That is why people take on jobs that are difficult and not comencerable to the salary they recieve, and I am not talking about just soldiers. Frank I don't hate France. They have given us many great things, but unfortunately they have also given us you(allegedly). I still want to know these great things you have created. Maybe it's the two story Hardee's that sits on the Crosstown, or is it the South of the Border complex, or rather it is more than likely in your head. Frank the reason that no one on here can have an intelligent debate with you is because you are incapable of it. You have made up your mind on severval issues (the military, people in the military, American Foeign policy, American defense policy, and the real world) that are based on false assumptions, hate, jealousy, and by believing a negative and false reality. In closing. Frank all of my arguements are based on verifiable fact. I have made them clearly and concisely, without rage and ramblings and with witty flair (if I do say so myself). This stands in contrast to almost everything you have written. I have also shown you for the coward and fraud with which you really are. I will begin to take you seriously when you take your extreme views off of cyberspace and take them out into the real world. Oh and Frank this was all done by a guy with an education from a "fourth-rate military college." But don't worry, Jesus still loves you. Doc PS Frank that whole "Daddy Love" comment was quite disturbing. Some things should just be left inside your DVD player.
OK Frank, no one is arguing with you that the war was begun under false pretenses. You have several points with which I agree (shady contracts) but the big two I do not agree with is your refusal to not even acknowledge the possibility of Iranian (read further for my def of Iranian) involvement and your belief that GEN Patreaus was lying to Congress. Aside from the fact that I have FIRST HAND knowledge of Iranians operating within Baghdad, it only makes sense that Iran, either officially or from non-government groups within Iran, has a presence here in Iraq. Even Time magazine reported that the Jan. 2007 raid on the American outpost in Karbala was conducted with the help of Hezbollah and some Iranians. There is plenty of direct evidence in the form of captured cache's and EFPs to implicate some kind of Iranian involvement. There is also plenty of circumstantial that points to that too, such as the complexity of the Karbala raid. The kind of command and control required to pull off this raid has not been seen in Iraq prior to this, not even from al Qaeda in Iraq. Do I believe that Pres. Ahmadinejad and his staff are sitting around a map of Iraq planning operations against US troops? No. Do I believe that there may be a rogue element (don't scoff, I bet you believe that the CIA has been doing things behind the scenes and without anyone's knowledge) is conducting ops here? It's a possibility. Now lets talk about the surge. I have the dubious honor of being a part of the first unit of the Surge. At 6 pm on Dec 27, 2006 I was told that in 6 days I would be on an airplane heading for Iraq. In case you didn't know it takes more than packing a few suitcases to deploy an infantry battalion. Amazingly it all came together and we left The US 6 days later. As you can imagine I am not the biggest fan of the Surge, but, as far as making Baghdad a safer place, the surge has been successful. I have seen complete reversals in many neighborhoods where once abandoned lots were turned into parks that families now frequent on a regular basis. There is definite improvement here but once American troops leave all that progress will go to waste. Primarily because the Iraqi Army, National Police, and local Police are for the most part ineffective and/or corrupt. It is a scene that has played out since the beginning of the war. American troops come in and fix the problem and subsequently turn it over to the Iraqis who let it fall into disrepair. I would love nothing more than for all US troops to return home but the reality of the situation is that it takes time. The sheer amount of "stuff" in Iraq is literally incomprehensible and it all has to be packed and either flown out or shipped out via Kuwait. We're talking at least a year for a full withdrawal. As far as Iran is concerned, how do you feel about France's new stance on Iranian nukes? You must be cursing Sarkozy. Your contempt for the American soldier is disgusting. Your hate is similar to that of a Neo-Nazi's against the Jews or the KKK's against well everyone. I challenge you to find an Iraq/Afghanistan vet and read to him/her your posts over the last few days. Use your accumulated "wealth" and get on a radio or tv station and say it loud and proud. This hate is a relic of the 60's that I am glad that the vast majority of people, including most anti-war protesters, don't believe. Your comment about Israel was also interesting.
Dear Frank, I have nothing against France. They make excellent fries and toast. Honestly Frank I had some great stuff I was going to write but why continue to zing each other. The original reason I posted on here was to point out several things you were wrong about, such as it is the Shia militia's (the mahdi army and others) who are trying to exterminate the Sunni. This is especially true in Baghdad. Another thing that I had meant to mention was about your treatment of Gen. Petraus. Gen Petraus gave an honest assessment of the conditions here in Iraq, which came as somewhat of a surprise to most of us here. We had assumed that he would have toed Bush's party line. I disagree with him in the fact that we do need to substantially withdraw troops from here because that will force the Iraqi security forces to step up and start doing their jobs. The money that we are throwing into this country is creating nothing more than a welfare state. The Iraqi's attitude for the most part has been "why should I do it, the Americans will take care of it." As far as you hatred for the Citadel. It's understandable. We're good looking and women can't get enough of us. It's you contempt for people in uniform that really upsets me. You have assumed these negative generalizations that are by and large not true. The only people in this world that want to go to war are the ones who have never been. Just curious, what have you designed and built in the Charleston area? With undying affection, Doc


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So I am transferring a Wordpress site from one server to another. It's my first time ever doing so and I find myself in quite the bind. I tried reading the official Wordpress instructions but I must of got confused somewhere along the line.
So here's where I am at right now. I downloaded the whole wordpress site, as well as a zipped file of the sql database. I uploaded the page onto the new server. I thought I could alter the wp-config from there but I am just getting this message:
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Dr. Kamran Safavi, an international leader in the field of endodontology, is this year's recipient of the UConn Health Board of Directors Faculty Recognition Award. The award, which has been presented annually since 2003, recognizes academic, administrative, and clinical excellence.
Safavi is currently chair of the School of Dental Medicine's Division of Endodontology in the Department of Oral Health and Diagnostic Sciences and director of the Advanced Education Residency Program in Endodontology.
During his 37 years at UConn Health, Safavi has established himself as an internationally known expert in endodontology – the study of dental pulp and tissues surrounding the root of a tooth. Endodontic treatment is needed when the pulp becomes inflamed or infected.
Safavi's research focuses on better understanding of pulpal inflammation and pulpal-origin infection, and has resulted in more than 100 published manuscripts or abstracts and more than 50 scholarly presentations.
The residency program that he leads is recognized as one of the strongest in the country, and has produced many leaders in dental education, research, and clinical dentistry.
Dr. R. Lamont MacNeil, dean of the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, says, "Beyond these academic accomplishments, Safavi is perhaps best known for his kind and calming demeanor, his compassionate approach to patient care, his deep interest in those he mentors, and for his affection for and dedication to UConn Health, which has been his academic home for his entire professional career."
Says Safavi, "I am very proud to be a UConn Health faculty member."
Safavi received his DMD degree from the University of Tehran in 1966, a Certificate in restorative dentistry from the University of London in 1971, and a Master in Education degree and certificate in Endodontology from the Medical College of Virginia in 1978. He then joined the UConn School of Dental Medicine as director of Advanced Education Residency Program in Endodontology, a position he has held continuously for the past 37 years. He became a diplomate of the American Board of Endodontics in 1984, and was named chair of the Division of Endodontology in 2005.
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Gramercy's cozy atmosphere and tree-lined streets brings to mind a sprawling urban park. It comes as no surprise, then, that Gramercy Park, an historic expanse of green space rivaling any in New York City, shares the neighborhood's name and represents the area's most iconic attraction. Benches painted in dark forest green dot area sidewalks. Exquisite private gardens, tucked into gated enclaves, join rows of colorful potted plants sitting atop window ledges outside many of the area's stately residences.
Gramercy Park is known for its low-key vibe—removed from the bustle of Union Square and the East Village—but it still gives residents a quick commute uptown to work and the city's livelier entertainment hotspots. With the oldest bar in the city, vintage shopping and a thriving art scene, Gramercy Park also impresses with local options for a day or night out on the town.
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The aptly named Gramercy Tavern, with one-of-a-kind murals and extravagant floral arrangements, serves local farm-sourced seasonal menus in a laid-back setting. Visitors choose between two experiences: a rustic tavern with casual à la carte options or a dining room with fancier fixed-price menu items. For a blast to the past, you'll want to check out Pete's Tavern. The oldest continuously operating bar in New York City opened in 1864 and continues to serve a savory combination of bar food and Italian fare. The tavern's original brick walls, rustic dark-wood bar and glowing jukebox take patrons back in time. Giorgio's of Gramercy has a win-win combination of easy online ordering and a top rating from Zagat. The Italian restaurant also shakes things up with all-afternoon happy hours, live jazz nights and unexpected cuisine choices like a Cuban sandwich for light on-the-go lunches.
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Gramercy Park real estate options vary as much as the makeup of its residents. A walk through the neighborhood takes visitors past charming brownstones and modern apartment buildings. Newer apartments, located both in walk-up and doorman buildings, include luxurious amenities like outdoor areas with cabanas and inviting libraries with fireplaces.
Gramercy's townhouses are immaculate with hints of mahogany and marble on the exterior. Undulating vines cascade from second- and third-floor balconies into mini private gardens below. Townhouses consist of single-family residences and duplexes to fit varying Gramercy Park real estate tastes and budgets.
Gramercy Park history
Once Dutch-owned farmland, Gramercy owes much to developer Samuel B. Ruggles, who built one of New York City's grandest parks in 1831. The private oasis, known as Gramercy Park, soon drew plenty of apartments and row houses along its perimeter. Neighborhood residents received keys to the park—only available to the public once or twice a year. In due time, many famed actors, artists and politicians called the neighborhood home. Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States, was born in a 19th-century brownstone in Gramercy Park. Roosevelt's family lived in the area for decades.
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The well-established City Opera Thrift Shop sells eclectic home and fashion goods. Eye-catching display windows stop pedestrians in their tracks, as does an assortment of unique coffee table books and paperbacks. The shop's silent auctions and fashion events help raise funds for the New York City Opera. Whether you're looking for Persian rugs, full dining room sets or the odd trinket, Gramercy Vintage Furniture's collection of wares is a must-see. The neighborhood expert on all-things vintage collects period pieces from estates, donations and consignments and provides reliable delivery in the area.
Gramercy also speaks to cheese lovers. Lamarca Cheese Shop ages its diverse selection of cheeses onsite; options include Vermont cheddar and Gruyere. Malt and Mold also sells rare cheeses, craft beers and tasty provisions like small-batch Sriracha and bitters. Its Gramercy location accommodates exclusive tastings and gift baskets perfect for housewarming parties.
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The Art Collection at Gramercy Park Hotel has two distinct perks: Visitors enjoy an impressive collection of artwork focused on contemporary American painters like Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat, while the hotel itself is a landmark. Choose between an upscale cocktail bar known for its high ceiling or a rooftop terrace with rare bird's-eye views of Gramercy Park. The National Arts Club, founded in 1898 by Charles De Kay, might require a membership, but art connoisseurs living in Gramercy can't go wrong with over 200 distinct arts programs and dining options inside a National Historic Landmark building. As a bonus, you'll gain access to a Gramercy Park key.
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While Gramercy's quiet nature and exclusive park might prevent it from bigger annual get-togethers, the area still knows how to put on exciting events. Neighborhood happenings often take place in the esteemed Gramercy Park Hotel; launch parties, Fashion Week gatherings and quiet concerts all happen under its elegant roof on a regular basis. For a regular dose of live concert events, the historic Gramercy Theatre, dating back to 1937, plays host to big acts like Jay-Z and Steve Winwood in an intimate setting. The tables are turned from the norm here, with elevated reserved seating in the back and general admission pressed close to the stage.
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FTTH Designers with experience in SmallWorld GIS and Autocad for similar projects. Native Spanish is a must as all project documentation (issued by the customer) is only in Spanish, as well as Spanish is the only language used in the interface with the Field Force Team. The responsibilities of the FTTH Designers are: Apply the Engineering Rules in the FTTH Outside Plan Design, both HLD and LLD, for Feeder and Distribution Networks. Deliver the Design workpackages, including Graphical Maps, Bill of Material, Civil Works proposals to provide design continuity, matching the financial constraint of the project outside plan guidelines.
To achieve that goal, the designers must be able to: Have a knowledge about Fiber-to-the-Home network architecture and FTTH engineering rules. Be familiar with the different FTTH network elements (splicing trays, Splitters, Optical Fiber, Optical Termination Boxes, ...) and the dimensioning rules to be applied in FTTH deployment. Having field experience in FTTH Site Surveys is a plus. Understanding adn specifying the inputs for the Field Force team, it's a must. Solid experience in Graphical Design with AUTOCAD and Smallword GIS (ArcGIS a plus). Softskills: Highly motivated people able to work under time pressure. Team working abilities. Flexibility. Process and Quality oriented.


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When I sit down to write an editorial for Physiology, I flatter myself that the two or three people who will ultimately read it want to hear my thoughts on a "big" topic. It strikes me that, within the rarefied realm of academic biology, there few bigger topics, or at least few topics more all encompassing in their scope, than Systems Biology. Perhaps it is the ambiguity inherent in its name that endows Systems Biology with an aura of enormity. In the very limited, and admittedly highly idiosyncratic, surveys that I have conducted, I find that the number of definitions of Systems Biology equals or exceeds the number of individuals whose opinions I have sought. Furthermore, in my experience, the attributes of Systems Biology that are emphasized in an individual's definition tend to correlate quite closely with that individual's particular background and scientific interests. Systems Biology is something of a Rorschach ink blot of a discipline–it has a definable shape, but we each recognize within it different patterns and unifying themes.
At this point (both) readers may be forgiven for wondering why they should care what Systems Biology is or how it is defined. After all, Systems Biology tends to be seen as belonging to the world of programmatic, multi-lab, very expensive "big science," whereas many readers of Physiology are likely to ply their craft in smaller "mom and pop" operations. I would like to suggest that the readers of Physiology should be very interested in what constitutes Systems Biology and, more importantly, should play an active role in helping to shape its future development.
There is no question that Systems Biology was born of extraordinary technological innovations that permit an enormous number of the parameters that characterize a physiological system to be interrogated simultaneously. Systems Biological approaches can generate massive data sets that reflect with some degree of completeness the composition of an aspect of a cell or organ or organism's physiological state at a moment in time. Transcriptomes, proteomes, interactomes, metabolomes–each of these "omes" is, in fact, a snap shot of a biological system taken through the equivalent of a band-pass filter that selects for information of a particular type. The technical challenges in Systems Biology relate to the development of cleverer, cheaper, faster, and higher throughput methods through which these data sets can be acquired, stored, and annotated. The intellectual challenges in Systems Biology relate to the development of the algorithms and intuition required to extract from these data sets meaningful information and predictive hypotheses that together help us to understand how a physiological system operates and responds to its environment.
It is with these intellectual challenges of Systems Biology that physiologists can and should engage. Physiologists are, after all, first and foremost scientists who study the Biology of Systems. Physiologists tend to think about connections within and among systems. Furthermore, physiologists try to link the properties of biological systems across different scales–that is, physiologists try to understand how the properties of molecules and molecular assemblies determine the properties of cells, tissues, organs, and organisms. A powerful example of the role that physiology, with its inherent focus on the Biology of Systems, can play in the development of Systems Biology can be found in the ongoing success of the Physiome Project, which is endeavoring to construct the properties of complex physiological systems through analysis of the properties of their constituent components (http://www.physiome.org.nz/, http://nsr.bioeng.washington.edu/, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physiome). It seems to me that the data sets derived through Systems Biological approaches are most useful and exciting when they can be mined to reveal previously unknown connections between molecules or metabolic processes. Physiologists are uniquely well equipped, both by training and by predilection, to help guide the searches for those connections. Furthermore, the recognition of these connections is valuable only in so far as it produces testable hypotheses. In many cases, it falls to physiologists to use their tools and talents to assess how these connections are manifest in intact organisms and to explore the physiological consequences of their disruption.
Physiologists need to take the lead in creating connections to the developing departments, programs, and institutes of Systems Biology. I believe that the future of physiology as a discipline will be tied in no small measure to its success in learning to exploit the remarkable resources that Systems Biology will create. I also think that we physiologists would do well to ensure that Systems Biologists are aware that we are the natural partners and indispensible allies upon whom they will depend to disentangle the massive skeins of data that they will continue to produce at ever greater speed. What could be more natural than Systems Biologists working in close partnership with Biologists of Systems?
- ©2010 Int. Union Physiol. Sci./Am. Physiol. Soc.


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Been to SF a few times and really want to experience the unique dining scene in SF. I imagine Thai, Vietnamese, pizza, and sushi I can skip?
I'd like to try new places, where I've been include: Tartine, Sotto Mare, Alembic (drinks and dessert), Aziza, and Dopo.
My rough itinerary (Friday thru Sunday)
Friday snack?
Friday dinner: Gary Danko (on the waitlist), back up is La Folie
AM: Ferry bldg farmer's mkt, any other must haves besides porchetta sandwich (I recently had a good version at Meat and Bread in Vancouver)
Lunch: ?
Dinner: Incanto, State Bird Provisions?
AM: Brenda's French Soul Food
Light lunch?
Pick up pastries/snacks for drive back: Anywhere else besides Tartine? Dynamo? Or Ike's Place worth a shot?
Cocktails: Absinthe, Agricole? Ok to just pop in for drinks or anywhere else?
I'm open on the dinners, just really want to do Gary Danko for sure. I've looked at the Michelin star guide, but would like to keep the other 2 dinners around $100 for 2 for just food. LA and OC has a lot of gastropub like fare these days, anywhere interesting? Mr Pollo worth a shot for lunch or dinner?
Also dessert/snack: Is Bi Rite a good choice vs Humphrey? I've done Fenton's but I thought it was more atmosphere than anything, although the bf has never been....
Thanks in advance! I looked for a thread specific to LA hounds, but couldn't find anything too recent for reccs for people from my neck of the woods.


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Brigade Expectations
In order to ensure the safety of brigade participants and the NPH children and to help orient participants to the brigade experience, we have developed a set of brigade expectations. All brigade participants should familiarize themselves with these expectations and must comply with them during the brigade. Failure to comply could result in being sent home prematurely at the participant's expense, or being prohibited from attending future brigades. Attending a brigade can be an amazing, life-changing experience. Please help us preserve the program for future participants by respecting these rules.
What Participants Can Expect on a Brigade
Surgery Center
- The surgery center wait list is long, and the need for surgical care in Honduras is great. Above all else, this is a medical mission trip, and our primary objective is to serve as many patients as possible. You will be asked to work hard, perhaps even harder than you do at home, but your efforts will result in the changed lives of dozens of patients.
- While our goal is to finish cases at 4 pm, there will be days when cases go longer than anticipated. You may be asked to work longer hours or take fewer breaks than you're used to at home. While the surgery center staff will do their best to give breaks, it is ultimately your responsibility to make sure you have eaten or otherwise rested. If you need a break, please speak up.
- While we are strong believers in teamwork, it is agreed upon that the US volunteers leave at the end of a day and that the Honduran clinical staff stay overnight, if needed. Our Honduran staff appreciate the opportunity to earn overtime pay to support their families. When released by brigade organizers at the end of your shift, please leave the surgery center so you can rest up for a busy next day.
- There will be time built into the schedule to spend on the ranch and with the NPH children, but if you are a clinical participant, you can expect to spend the majority of your time in the surgery center.
- While we will try to utilize your specific expertise as much as possible, we require your flexibility in order to meet patient needs. For example, we sometimes get donations of supplies (i.e. implants) that must be returned to the company if unused during the brigade, requiring us to focus on certain types of cases.
- Surgeons should be prepared to see patients in clinic (1-3 days) and perform surgeries (2-4 days) during the brigade. Since the surgery center only has one full-time orthopedic surgeon, providing clinic consultations helps line up cases for surgery and provide follow-up care, especially for other specialties. Time spent in clinic is just as important as time in the OR.
- A large portion of the supplies and equipment at the surgery center has come to us by donation. This means that the surgery center may have older model equipment and a more limited inventory than you're used to. We appreciate your willingness to problem solve and to work with the equipment and supplies available.
- Most of the full-time Honduran staff do not speak English fluently. Many of them, however, are very familiar with English medical terminology. The language barrier can be a challenge, but time and time again we've seen the American and Honduran staff find ways to communicate and work together as a team.
- While general volunteers (including students of health professions) will have the opportunity to assist in the surgery center, they should not expect to spend all day, every day in the OR. Those interested in spending time in the surgery center will also assist with room turnover, instrument washing, laundry, general upkeep of the building, and other projects. For the safety of our patients, we may need to limit the number of people in the surgery center at any given time and ask that a general volunteer take a turn in a ranch workstation.
- You will be staying in a communal living environment. You may be sharing a room with people you don't know. Based on housing availability, older children may need to stay in a separate room from their parents. We will try our best to make housing assignments according to roommate requests, but it is not possible to accommodate every request. Unmarried couples are not permitted to stay in the same room together.
- Your accommodations will be safe and clean, but they will be different from your living environment expectations back home. Power outages, spotty internet connectivity, bugs, cold showers, and troublesome toilets are just facts of life in Honduras. Think "summer camp" as one brigade member adequately referenced. As a reminder, all toilet paper goes in the trash bin and cannot be flushed.
- Visitor housing is located about a ¾ mile from the surgery center, and the principal way of getting around the ranch is by foot. Please be prepared to walk to and from the surgery center every day on dirt roads and uneven sidewalks, sometimes in the dark.
- There will be plenty of food available during the brigade, and many previous brigade members have remarked about the high quality of the meals. The meals typically accommodate vegetarian and gluten free diets by offering vegetables and rice. If you are a picky eater or have additional dietary restrictions or allergies, please consider bringing some additional food items to supplement.
What We Expect from Brigade Participants
The Holy Family Surgery Center and SCA Medical Missions have worked hard to build a strong relationship with NPH, and the future of the surgery center and brigades depends on this relationship. Please honor this relationship by respecting the rules set by HFSC, SCA Medical Missions, and NPH. Failure to comply with these rules jeopardizes our relationship with NPH and the future of our mission.
General Expectations
- You and any family members or friends accompanying you are ambassadors of any surgery center or company with which you are affiliated. Remember to represent your surgery center and/or company well.
- We are glad to host a number of families on our brigades, and your children will have an amazing experience in the surgery center and on the NPH ranch. Parents, please help us set the expectation that this will be a working trip and help us to enforce the expectations set forth in this document. If we approach you with a situation involving your child, please help us resolve the issue.
- Remember that children under 13 will need adult supervision at all times, and parents should pack a few items to help keep younger kids occupied.
NPH Ranch
- We will enforce a 10 pm curfew where all brigade participants should be in the housing complex. Roaming around the Ranch past 10 pm is not allowed for your safety and the safety of the NPH children. Armed guards who do not speak English patrol the property 24/7. If they see you wandering around the property in the middle of the night and cannot communicate with you, this could lead to a very confusing situation.
- For your safety, you must stay on the ranch property for the entire brigade week. Any exploring that you would like to do outside of the ranch must be done before or after the official brigade week.
- Please dress modestly, as cultural standards in Honduras are different than those in the U.S. Per NPH guidelines, skirts and shorts should come at least to mid-thigh, and tank top or dress straps should be at least 3 inches wide. Please cover tattoos as much as possible, and remove piercings, except for the ears.
- We will be on the property of a children's home, and many of the children come from homes where alcohol was abused. Therefore, excessive alcohol consumption is not appropriate in this environment. Beer and wine may only be consumed by adults 21 and over if provided by brigade organizers (i.e. at dinner). Alcoholic drinks cannot be carried around the ranch, and hard liquor is not allowed under any circumstances.
- For your safety, brigade participants are prohibited from swimming in the dam. Participants may only swim in la poza (swimming hole) if it is a part of an official brigade activity, led by a brigade leader (i.e. Dr. Daly) or NPH leader (i.e. Reinhart or Stefan).
- Per NPH rules, NPH children are not allowed in volunteer living quarters under any circumstances.
- Please use your camera only after building a relationship with the people you want to photograph. It is generally a good idea to ask permission before taking photo or video of someone. Per NPH rules, only take photos of the NPH children when they are fully clothed. Photos of children in diapers or swimming attire are not allowed.
- When posting on social media, be sensitive to each child's story and don't share details. Per NPH rules, the use of a minor's real name is not permitted in any type of posting. If the individual is over 18, you must have his/her personal permission to publish a real name.
- Per NPH rules, do not exchange email addresses or become Facebook friends with the NPH children.
- Respect fellow brigade members by moving to the kitchen by 9:30 pm if you wish to stay up later so that others can sleep with minimal noise.
- Keep common spaces in the surgery center and conference center clean. Throw away your trash and wash your dishes.
Surgery Center
- Come with a positive attitude, and be prepared to work hard in the service of patients. We know that the surgery center days can be long and difficult, but please remember to treat all fellow participants, staff members, and patients with kindness and respect. If fellow brigade members are not behaving in an acceptable manner, please notify brigade organizers immediately so we can handle the situation.
- Only the sanctioned brigade photographer, who has been briefed on our photography rules, will be allowed to take photos inside of an operating room.
- Always obtain a patient's permission before taking a photo. Patients who do not wish to have their photos taken or to have observers in the OR can indicate this during the intake process. This information will be indicated on the patient file, and the nurses will help to make sure all brigade members respect the patient's wishes.
- You may see some really interesting or unusual cases in the surgery center, but before taking a picture, please ask yourself if you would want a similar photo taken of you and/or floating around social media.
- General volunteers should always obtain permission from the Circulating Nurse before stepping into an OR. The nurse may request that you don't enter a room if there are already other observers. This is for patient safety, as too many observers in a room can increase the risk of infection.
- We operate under the "see something, say something" principle. If you see something that you think is unsafe (i.e. sterile technique is broken; there are too many observers in the room), it is your responsibility to say something to others in the room, in that moment, to address the issue.


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Arctic Cove introduces the Arctic Cove Bottle Top Mister. This product is extremely versatile and will keep you cool in the hottest conditions. The unique design helps create a lasting cooling zone through the universal thread to fit most water bottles. This is also very easy to operate with an on/off button for convenience. To learn more about Arctic Cove cooling products go to ArcticCove.com and check out us on social media. See below for more information on this product.
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- Up to 5 hours of continuous run-time
- Universal thread to fit most water bottles
- On/off button for convenient use
- Replaceable AA batteries included


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AURORA, Ill. (October 10, 2006) — The 2006 Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open will webcast the pre-race press conference, featuring Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael and Kawasaki's James Stewart as well as Friday and Saturday night's races. Fans won't want to miss the pre-race press conference as reigning Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open champion Carmichael will be making a major announcement.
Due to some minor technological upgrades, fans wishing to listen to the three webcasts over the Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open weekend will need to register in advance at www.ussx.com or www.supercrossonline.com prior to listening.
On Thursday, October 12 from 3:00-5:00p.m. Supercross LIVE! host Jason Weigandt will emcee the pre-race press conference. Carmichael and Stewart will discuss the weekend's race with the media as they prepare to compete against each other for the first time ever inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
"Once again we are excited to bring fans from around the world not only live racing action but a preview of the weekend's race during the pre-race press conference where Ricky Carmichael will make a major announcement, said Linda Ardehali, director of new media, Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open. This year's webcast promises to be especially unique because of the revamped race format and the addition of the Toyota Trifecta.
On Friday and Saturday evenings the webcast begins at 7:00 p.m. with a preview of the festivities from Wiegandt and co-host Jim Holley. Following the pre-show, qualifying for the newly added Superpole will begin.
Throughout the race fans will have the chance to win special prizes and discuss the race with Supercross LIVE! hosts Wiegandt and Holley. Following the podium ceremonies, the webcast will give fans an inside perspective of the evening's racing by giving them a front-row seat at the post-race press conference.
Built into this year's Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open format will be the three part Toyota Trifecta bonus program that will pay additional money to the fastest qualifier for each night's event, a bonus to each night's Progressive Direct Holeshot winner and a bonus for any rider that can complete the Toyota Trifecta challenge by being the fastest qualifier, getting the Progressive Direct Holeshot and winning the main event. Any rider that hits the Toyota Trifecta will earn a $50,000 bonus each night in addition to the regular event purse and any rider that can "Double Down" and hit the Toyota Trifecta both nights will walk away with $250,000 for the weekend.
Tickets are now available for the ninth-annual Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas October 13-15, 2006 at www.ussx.com, www.ticketmaster.com, by phone at 702-474-4000 or the MGM Grand Garden Arena box office. Regarded as one of off-road motorcycling's premier races, the Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open is the final 'major' race of the motocross season. Tickets are available for as low as $20 through Ticketmaster.com.
About The Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open
The eighth-annual Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open is an invite-only indoor off-road motocross race inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena October 13-15, 2006. Reigning champion Ricky Carmichael stages his defense of the title against the world's top motocross racers competing for the world's largest single race purse. Live Nation is a leading live event and venue management company focused on creating superior experiences for artists, performers, corporations and fans. Live Nation owns, operates and/or has booking rights for 153 venues worldwide and produced morre than 29,500 events in 2005. Live Nation operates more than 60 websites globally. Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, Live Nation is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, trading under the symbol "LYV. For more information regarding Live Nation and its businesses, please visit the company's website at www.livenation.com.About AMA Pro Racing
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|1,400 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 nights
Fully furnished, with cable TV,2 flat screens, wireless internet connection; (3) bedrooms: 1 queen, 1 full, 3rd with bunk and full size on bottom. Available Jan. Feb. March. May. June. July. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. and Dec. This manufactured home is well equipped bright and sunny.
Located minutes from three major ski areas.2 miles from a major Supermarket and laundry,restaurants and entertainment. Two mls. from Storyland.
We bought this property for skiing, but also for biking, swimming and for its great location. We also have a residence near Boston.
Peter Baglioni purchased this house in 1996
We have spent time here most of our lives, we love the mountains and lakes.
We are on a state road, the first to get plowed. Its 5 minutes to Attitash and fresh powder; 15 minutes to Cranmore and 20 minutes to Wildcat.
We are within minutes to a super market. Restaurants and entertainment in Jackson and N. Conway are very accessible.
Enough beds to sleep 5 children and their parents, every possible item you need in a kitchen, cable TV, internet, and a wonderful yard. Close to town and things you need. Close to skiing and other activities. The caregiver was attentive and easy to contact and VERY nice. Definitely booking this place again.
Had another wonderful visit, would definitely recommend! We'll be back again for sure!
Stayed here for 3 nights with my husband and 2 young children. Communication with Peter was great. The property was very clean and as pictured. Location is prime. As another reviewer commented, you can take W Side Road and avoid all the traffic of N Conway. Also when going to/from Story Land, the house is on the opposite side of all the traffic. We did try Joe's Spaghetti Shack and it was great to just run across the street! Lots of restaurants and food places on that road away from N Conway. A/Cs sufficiently cooled the house (there was not one in the bunk room but there were 2 fans). Nice not to have to worry about trash and the damage deposit was refunded promptly upon our return home.
A few things to note, the 2 bedrooms (not Master) face the road and the traffic can be a bit noisy. Our children slept fine but it's something to note. The mattress on the bottom of the bunk is more like a futon cushion than one with springs. I'm not sure I would have been comfortable on it but my daughter slept fine. Additionally we had to run out and pick up tissues and a sponge to do dishes - didn't see these in the house.
Overall good value, very clean, and great location!
We stayed for 3 days during long weekend and really had a great time. The location is very good. We went to Story Land a few hours per day and also did shopping/hiking around North Conway and surrounding areas. By taking West side Road close to the house, we were able to avoid the heavy traffic at Rt 302 near North Conway. The house is well kept, clean and comfortable; kitchen is fully stocked to find anything we had expected to prepare meals. It made us feel like in our own home during the staying. We would definitely stay here again for future White Mountain trips.
The place is roomy and has everything you need. It is close to major parks and shopping area etc.. Instruction is very clear. We would like to stay next time.
This place was great. It had everything we needed to cook all our meals and it was very comfortable and quite cozy. Peter was very accommodating and was easily reachable. It was close to all the activities we had planned, like tubing on the Saco river, Jackson Falls, Echo lake etc..
Directions from Boston (145 mls.) Rte. 95 north 60 mls. to Spaulding Turnpike rte.16 north approximately 80 miles to Glen junction where 302 West splits from 16 proceed on route 302 west for approx. 5 miles my property is on the right side next to the Bermerhof Inn, another landmark is Josephs Spaghetti Shed right across the street.
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Cerne Abbas Giant – The Dorset Flasher
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Memories of a Deserted Beach in Dorset
Finding a deserted beach on the South coast of England during a heatwave was a dream come true. My bicycle gave me the freedom to enjoy some very special places. …


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Bono gets Celebrity Desktopped
For some reason, taking the piss out of Bono is the comedy gift that keeps on giving. U2's pint-size frontman is the latest casualty of Celebrity Desktops, with Bob Geldof getting dragged in for good measure. If you like what you see, check out other perennial favourites Mick Jagger (who's getting to grips with modern technology) and George Dubya (who's throwing himself a "paaartaay") on www.jokedisco.com
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Icehouse: White Heat Trailer (2011)
"For the first time, ICEHOUSE White Heat: 30 Hits brings together every single from the ICEHOUSE pantheon ever released worldwide." 26 August 2011 Music 125 mins
White Heat: 30 Hits, will reunite and excite fans from all over the world with a 3 disc set containing two audio CDs, each with 15 songs in chronological order of their release, and a DVD with 32 film clips from over the years. (This is the DVD)
Watch the official Icehouse: White Heat 2011 trailer in HD below or find more Icehouse: White Heat videos on Vidimovie.


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PIC18F2580-I/SO, 8-битный микроконтроллер 16KX16 [SOIC-28]
|350 руб.
|350 руб.
The PIC18F2580-I/SO is an Enhanced Flash Microcontroller with ECAN™ technology, 10-bit A/D and nanoWatt technology. The PIC18F2580 family introduces design enhancements that make these microcontrollers a logical choice for many high-performance and power sensitive applications. The PIC18F2580 family incorporates a range of features that can significantly reduce power consumption during operation. The PIC18F2580 device include an internal oscillator block which generates two different clock signals, either can be used as the microcontroller's clock source. This may eliminate the need for external oscillator circuits on the OSC1 or OSC2 pins. The PIC18F2580 microcontroller can be serially programmed while in the end application circuit. This is simply done with two lines for clock and data and three other lines for power, ground and the programming voltage.
• Power-managed modes - Run, idle and sleep
• Flexible oscillator structure - Secondary oscillator using Timer1 at 32kHz, fail-safe clock monitor
• Flash/data EEPROM retention of >40 years
• Self-programmable under software control
• Priority levels for interrupts
• 8 x 8 Single-cycle hardware multiplier
• Programming™ (ICSP™) via two pins
• In-Circuit Debug (ICD) via two pins
• Peripheral - Three external interrupts and one capture/compare/PWM (CCP) module
• ECAN technology module - Message bit rate up to 1Mbps and automatic remote frame handling


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"Breadcrumbing" has replaced "Ghosting" as the new way to string along potential dates.
GHOSTING has been the top way to TORTURE the people you're dating for a few years now. That's when, suddenly, you cut off all communication with them, stop returning their messages, and basically disappear like a GHOST.
Well, apparently there's a new dating torture method that's becoming more and more common in the Tinder era. It's called BREADCRUMBING.
That's where you meet someone online and string them along FOREVER with messages even though you have no intention of ever actually meeting up with them or dating them.
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Zotac GeForce GTX 260 Amp² Edition 216 Shaders ReviewA Closer Look »
The Card
The card looks exactly the same as the GeForce GTX 260 and GTX 280, the only visible difference are the stickers on the card and on the cooler.
The card has two DVI ports which is the standard output configuration nowadays. If you need a VGA port you can use the included DVI adapter. When using a HDMI adapter (included as well), you will also have access to HDMI+HDCP+Audio, which allows easy setup of a media PC. NVIDIA's HDMI Audio design requires you to feed an audio signal to the card so it can be added to the HDMI Video stream from the card.
Here are the front and the back of the card, high-res versions are also available (front, back). If you choose to use these images for voltmods etc, please include a link back to this site or let us post your article.


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Nominated by: Fat Rich
Nominated by: Fat Rich
Which basically means the little slapper got up the duff to get on a crappy TV show…. Then the gluebag does a porno DVD: titled 'Teen Mom XXX' or something like that….Now this cunt is on the abomination that is Celebrity Big Brother, with a new pair of plastic tits and celebrity status….
We live in a world where slags like Abraham, Kardashian and Katie Price are seen as celebrities… I partly blame Beckham for this modern celebrity famous for nothing culture…. After all, he married that talentless, obnoxious cunt, Posh (except she isn't!) and with her help, they became a 'celebrity couple…' And this (especially her) set the template for the famous for fuck all celebrities we have today…
Nominated by: Norman
I thought she was alright in those early Countdown episodes and throughout the 90s… Not at all flash, far from stupid and even attractive… She was rather sexy back then…
Fast forward to 2015…. Plastic surgery to the fizzog, a huge pair of plastic tits, a very bad peroxide dye job… Does all kinds of tacky books and TV shows, and also now does the bottom end of the celebrity magazines circuit: with other cunts like Colleen Nolan, Denise Welch and those Birds Of A Feather cunts…. Vorderman was one of the more intelligent and real women on TV… Now she's a professional celebrity and looks like one of those old slags from those horrible 'Real Housewives' shows…. Goes to show how a bit of money and fame can change a person, and not for the better….
Nominated by: Norman
This tuneless bint is basically (like Rihanna. Cyrus, Perry, Minaj etc) another slag masquerading as a singer. She will do any old crap if the money is right (how else can you explain appearing on both The Voice and The X-Factor? Ora is another one who flashes the lot and does suggestive videos, then complains about the press not respecting her or her privacy.
Then there's the whole Cara-Delevingn (another cunt!) being her 'Wifey' and other such cod-chav bullshit. Not to mention her seeing off more blokes than World War I (That Calvin Harris would shag anything, and he does!)
I remember when female singers and musicians had a bit of brains and substance (Laura Nyro, Kate Bush, Joan Armatrading being some of them) but now female popular music is just one big peep show with a very crap soundtrack, thanks to the likes of Ora and all those other twerking tarts…
And she looks (and sounds) like Sy Snootles from Jabba The Hutt's house band.
Nominated by: Norman
The only reason she got a record contract is because she probably blew 20 guys probably executives and managers so she could infect shite music to the masses. I assure you her Muzak propaganda is worse than opium.
Supposedly her music sounds really good on MDMA though. (Just joking it still sounds like shite!)
Nominated by: Titslapper