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The two crossing paths is nothing new to Quinn who saw it happen a lot in the NFL. But other than some time spent together in the same film room and same football fields, things change and that is the case in this instance.
"In the coaching profession it happens," Quinn said Wednesday evening. "With him there is familiarity as the head coach and with some of the assistants. It isn't too uncommon in the NFL. Once the game starts it is about the game."
Saban is known as a control freak and Quinn somewhat backs that up.
"He was hands on with the whole program," Quinn said. "I learned a great deal from him. He was hands on from the way we selected personnel, the way we installed the defense in practice. He was certainly involved in offense too. We had a lot of meetings together with the offensive and defensive staff. We watched film together as an offense and defense together. He was certainly involved from every part of the organization."
There is little doubt in Quinn's mind that Saban knows the game of football.
"I would say he is one of the brightest football minds that I have been around," Florida's defensive leader said. "It sounds simple, but he gets football… an adjustment, an offensive play, a defensive play, he's been around it and is a really bright guy."
In the profession, there is a common theme among coaches about Saban that he is a hard man to work for and that he works his assistants harder than anyone. Quinn didn't hint at that notion at all when asked if he liked working with the current Alabama head coach.
"I learned a great deal from him," Quinn said. "At the time we had a great defensive line. One of our players was defensive player of the year, so I really enjoyed my time there quite a bit.
This week, Quinn and his boys will face their toughest test of the season. Four games in, the gators haven't faced a ranked team. Now they will line up against the second ranked team in the country and one with exceptional athletes all over the field.
The Gators really haven't faced any adversity yet this season getting out to commanding leads and holding on to them to finish off games. Quinn says they practice situational about adversity and how to get out of it and that is what they have to go one right now.
"I think it is something that you talk about as a team and you try to put them in those situations even in training camp," Quinn said. "When you are going against the offense, I think as coaches you have to pull form those experiences where they had to go against the offense. Sometimes you have to create as coaches and we have certainly done that."
A lot has been made about a team that seems closer to each other than a year ago. Florida was a team somewhat divided by the upper and lower classmen on the team. Quinn says the camaraderie of the team is important between players, coaches, and players with coaches.
"I believe that you win in the locker room first," Quinn said. "I believe that with every team and each team is different. It's important that each team is connected. To be honest it was about us getting to know the guys too. Not only do the players have to have a connection, but there has to be one from coaches to coaches and players to coaches as well. It is certainly a part of the building process. Each year is a different because the players and coaches change and I think it is important every year that you have that connection."
With the general spirit of the team on the incline and relationships better than they have been in over a year, this young team has been trying to work with each other and understand how to work together on the field.
Quinn believes the first four games have been a learning experience and a chance to learn how to really start to understand each other on the field to a point where all the parts work as a whole.
"I think the communication is getting better," he said of his defense. "It is something that we are constantly working on, but now that they have had a few more games together we are seeing that familiarity whether it is a look or a hand signal. We needed that experience early in the season. We had some young players playing and they needed to play."
Quinn was asked about a couple of players that this defense has leaned on so far this year. One up front is a junior with a lot of experience but hasn't started. Still, Omar Hunter has played well and especially in the game against Kentucky last weekend.
"He got the extra effort award for us in terms of style and the way he played," Quinn said of Hunter from the Kentucky game. "He is really valuable to our defensive line, he plays defensive tackle, plays nose tackle, he can play in the nickel package. He is a guy that we count on a lot. He's a tough guy and competes and brings a lot to our defense."
Sophomore safety Matt Elam has two interceptions in the last two games. But, more than those two big plays, Quinn thinks Elam is really starting to earn his stripes as a leader in the secondary.
"I would say the big thing for him would be communication," Quinn said of Elam. "You see him develop into one that sees it back there and is the quarterback of our defense on the back end. There were two or three times in the Kentucky game where it showed up and you could see he took the next step as a player."
Quinn made it a point to say that it was noticeable on Elam's part that he could see things shaping up on the field, he could relay that to his teammates, and then he watched it happen exactly as he saw it would. In Quinn's terms, "See it, say it, and recognize it."
"That was cool. Although he is a young player we are really counting on him in the back end."
Elam has also been counted on to provide run support for the nation's fifth ranked rush defense. Quinn knows he has a good safety for that.
"I think he is really strong and plays with good leverage in the run game and can take on blocks," Quinn said. "He comes down and plays in the core. He has strength, does a good job taking on blocks, he's strong, and a physical guy."
Against Kentucky the Gators had a tough time early on handling screens from the Wildcats. Kentucky got a large portion of their offensive yardage from early screen passes in the contest. That changed when Florida settled down and made some adjustments in what they were doing and more so, got everyone on the same page.
"In any adjustment, when you have a chance to go through whether it is a screen or a run, or a certain coverage…when you can get the guys together, go through it, and then make an adjustment, go through it, and then go out and execute it, I think that's good," Quinn said. "We weren't expecting Kentucky to play as much nickel as they did, but that is how the game unfolded and that is how we played it. I think it was good to see those guys adjust and go play."
The Gators will certainly have to guard against the screen pass this week with Alabama. The offensive weapons are a lot better this weekend and can make you pay dearly for not covering your bases.
However, the goal every week for this defense is to come out and stop the run. With Alabama, who ranks 19th nationally in rushing and has one of the premiere running backs in all of college in Trent Richardson. It is easy to see where their focus must be.
"I think when you prepare you have to take care of the whole thing," Quinn said of the match up. "He is a talented back and they have others, but it's more about us and our style. We really are about our technique, how we play, and the style we want to play. There is a fine balance between preparing for an opponent and taking care of your style and making sure your technique is good and making sure you are playing the style you want to play too. I think that's important to us and our team.
"Each team has certain guys that you know you want to take care of that guy and play well against that one. I think you are more aware of who a player is or a style or pass, or run, or a technique. But, we really try and focus on our technique and the way we play."
The Gators are a defense built first to stop the run and according to Quinn, they look forward to lining up and smashing heads on Saturday.
"In every game there will be both where you want to play some hard ball and run fronts and at times you wouldn't want to do that the entire game in any game," he said. "We have some guys that like to play the run too and are looking forward to the challenge they bring.
There is a four point spread in the game at the time of this writing. It is expected to be a really close game of two hard hitting and run stuffing defenses against two talented running offenses. Turnovers can and will likely play a big part in this game and Quinn said taking the ball away is always something they harp on.
"It's really important for us and the core of where we start," he said. "Getting after the ball is something we believe in really strongly. We stress it high and each game we play we make it an emphasis."


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Well, Henry Paulson spoke Monday. He said Americans could expect some relief from the subprime mortgage problem very soon.
What could he have in mind? The 'teaser freezer' program we discussed yesterday. Isn't it wonderful how government can make things better by decree? By edict! By passing a law! Got trouble with your contracts? We'll just change 'em. Can't pay your bills? We won't let the Constitution's right to contract stand in the way… we'll alter the terms… or impose a moratorium on collections. Lickety split, no problem. Spend too much money? Running a little short? Don't worry about it; we'll print up some more.
Who says government can't be a positive force?
"World War II was the last government program that really worked," George Will used to say. And we're not even sure about that one. In Europe, we defeated one monster… but saved one that was just as bad, or worse.
Well, now we have another chance. This time, we're going to rescue Americans from the evils of predatory financing. That's right. The evil predators hunted for poor people. These people had no money, and often, no jobs either. And then, the predators got ahold of them – duping these people into accepting a cheque for US$100,000… US$200,000 …maybe even more.
The poor people moved into a brand spanking new house. They enjoyed their new digs – they spilled beer on the carpets…broke the handles on the cabinet doors… left hand prints on the walls…
…and now, wouldn't you know it; those evil predators want their money.
Of course, the poor people can't pay what they don't have… so they're being forced to pack up and move out. How's that for a national tragedy? Surely, something can be done!
Ah yes… the teaser rates can be frozen… so the poor people can stay a little longer without having to pay for what they get.
And while we're at it, say the feds, we'll lower interest rates, and maybe print up a few more US$20 bills… that ought to help, too.
That's the trouble with government tricks: they don't really work. You can't really make people richer… or erase their mistakes… by edict. You can't even make them richer by giving them more money.
Think of people who are on welfare. Are they richer simply because they get a cheque from the government? Not the ones we knew in Baltimore. They would have been better off without the checks; they would have been forced to get jobs… to straighten up… to acquire the habits, skills and discipline of successful people.
Think of the people who win the lottery. They get a big dose of cash. For a while, they're able to enjoy it. But then, usually after a couple of years, they're broke.
Or take Spain in the 16th century. It was the richest nation in the world. But the wealth came from larceny, not industry. It stole the gold from the Incas and Aztecs. Scarcely two or three generations later, Spain was broke. It lived in poverty for the next 300 years – until low interest rates from the European Union brought a boom.
Easy come, easy go.
"It works that way on Wall Street, too," said a friend, "The guys I know make a fortune. They get bonuses of more than US$1 million per year. But do you think they have any money? Not really. Their expenses rise to meet their income. Pretty soon, they NEED US$1 million a year just to come out even."
And think of the poor people of Zimbabwe. If money could make people rich, they'd be the richest race on the planet. The Zimbabwe government is printing up new money so fast the printing presses are melting down. The Economist reports that now "Zimbabwe's chief statistician said he can no longer work out the country's inflation rate because there are not enough goods left in the shops to count. In September inflation was reckoned to be almost 8,000%."
Stick with us, dear reader… we're on our way down to Jo'burg. We're flying high… and reaching for a bigger point.
True prosperity doesn't come from money… but from habits, ideas, and attitudes.
As we were speaking to an investment group on Friday, we realised that we had stumbled onto something. The idea first surfaced while watching British television. There is a show in which entrepreneurs try to get funding from a group of rich people. The moneybags act like they know what they are doing – and sometimes they do. But what is interesting is that the supplicants readily accept humiliation; they believe that the route to success lies in getting the big shots to back them.
What are they thinking? They believe that making money is so important… and that the way to do it is to start a business… with some rich SOB as your partner. Most amazing, viewers seem to think so too… or at least are willing to be entertained by the process.
This kind of show would have been impossible a few years ago. Making money was a private matter; you wouldn't want to put it on display. And in most societies, throughout most of history, grubbing for money was not especially laudable either. Most people… in most eras… have had better things to do. The idea of making money was actually reprehensible to many. "Behind every great fortune lies a great crime", said Balzac. The French still believe it. There is something slightly foul about having a lot of money. And if you do have money in France…the last thing you want to do is to flaunt it; or someone will soon be trying to take it away from you.
Not so in the Anglo-Saxon countries. We believe in money…in getting as much of it as possible…and in spending it too. Just look at the streets of London or Los Angeles; compare them to the streets of Paris or Rome. The English-speaking cities are full of flash – big, expensive cars. The streets of European cities have fewer Hummers plowing through the lanes. The rich tend to hide their wealth, as if they were embarrassed by it.
Even in the English speaking countries, people used to have less faith in money. Most importantly, they weren't so sure it was so easy to come by.
They didn't talk about it so much. They didn't lust after it so avidly.
We live in a New Era, dear reader… without even realising it. Until the 1980s, people didn't believe in modern capitalism the way they do now. They didn't think that our American-style capitalism, entrepreneurship and the free enterprise system were so dynamic that we could deny the lessons of centuries. They didn't believe that 'deficits don't matter,' in other words. Or that you could buy what you don't need with money you don't have and expect to prosper.
Now, at least in the subprime mortgage business, we're rediscovering ancient truths… that household deficits do matter after all. Watch out, dear reader… more truths are headed our way.
Bill Bonner
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This isn't really a hotel, just as Hotel Gelato in Toronto and Sourdough Hotel in Stockholm aren't really hotels. (Actually, believe it or not, the Sourdough Hotel is a hotel but only for looking after your sourdough when you travel!) Hotel Herman is a wonderful restaurant with both French and Nordic styles. We especially loved the Nordic shrimp and the venison with wild mushrooms.
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Kevin and I headed out Friday up Ward Mountain. I had an obscure tour in mind that was all new and we were pretty excited about that. We summited Ward after 3 hours and with a shallow cloud hovering over the summit we began our first descent of the day down the south face of Ward to Camas Lakes.
Ward being a large rollover it was tricky trying to find the exact line I was after and we erred a bit left into a good alternative descent line. We arrived at the second lake intact and under a glorious sun. The views of Camas Ridge on the descent were spectacular and we took note of the two nice looking gully runs to the west of the main summit.
We ate and began touring up canyon. I was counting on water, but we found no more than a stagnant looking pool. I believe between the first and second lakes would have been some open water but we were not headed that way. Next time I will detour. Climbing to the pass between Ward 2 and 3 seemed like the best way to approach Ward #2 on the map but as we skied by it looked like a rocky, cliffy summit ridge so after making it to the pass we backtracked/traversed east to a firm snow patch and began bootpacking.


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5 Tires and Rims: LT 285/70/17 includes installed TPMS Sensors - $1200 (Jax)
Selling 5 Mopar Hulk Rims with 5x5 Bolt Pattern. Tires and Rims only have 4,100 miles. Look great on a Wrangler or Commander, or a Truck.
Tires are 17" Maxxis Bighorns MT-76203, They are bad boys. Aggressive look with MT designation
I am including 4 SpiderTrax Wheelspacers as well. These are plug and play, ready to mount on new Jeep or Truck.
Local Pickup in Jacksonville only. Looking to sell ASAP. Had a lot of responses last time, but were not off vehicle yet. First commit takes them.
Cleaned up and ready to go! OBO
Includes lugs, and there are 5 Gorilla locks with key included.
Actually, I don't think they have the TPMS sensors, switched to wheel that didn't have it, and I didn't get alarm...Hmmm. $1000 with all. Lugs, Spidertrax, 5 Wheels and Tires.
Tires, Rims, TPMS, Lugs, Gorilla locks keys, basically new. Wow, maybe I will keep if no one wants for $1000!
i would buy these for $1000 in a heartbeat but your just too far away for a local pickup. ever consider shipping??? id jump on these in a second if you did
I could look into it, ant shipping companies that pick up and pack?
i believe if you bring them to either Fedex or UPS, they can package it for you, but i don't think they will pick up and pack. Think about it though and PM me if you wanna talk details. Id kill for these to be on my Jeep they would look so bad on it.
When i got my wheels and tires through UPS, all DTD did was cut out circular cardboard to cover the wheel and then just tape it all over. The rubber tire doesn't need to be wrapped up in anything.
I actually still have those circular cardboards. I wonder how much shipping could even be, I would imagine high to a retail customer.
what is backspacing on these? man so tempting..
well id be highly interested if you wanna do shipping so please think about it
I will call UPS tomorrow and see what they charge
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Did you sell these wheels? I'm interested and consider pick up.
alright let me know. i have another set of wheels and tires im looking at now too so i cant wait around forever. Yours are better looking but i dont wanna take a gamble if they wont even be able to ship. If anything though, i would still like to buy your spidertrax spacers if thats possible. Thanks
Shipping is not an option, quoted 60-75 a tire, by UPS store, their cheapest.
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$1000, Pickup in Jacksonville, Florida.
Sold, thanks everyone.
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THE Commander of the Tutong District Police, Superintendant Hj Chipli bin Hj Mohammad, held a meeting with Penghulus based in the Tutong District to discuss new neighbourhood watch areas. The meeting took place at the Tutong District Office.
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December weather patterns aren't friendly to most NFL football players, but when the elements are eliminated in a dome stadium like Ford Field, Mother Nature can't affect the game plans of the participants.
Both the Baltimore Ravens and Detroit Lions had to endure bitter cold, snow and swirling wind in their respective contests in Week 14 and are thankful to be playing in the temperate conditions of an enclosed stadium. Team speed and footing issues are excuses to be had this week on either end.
This pair of 7-6 teams are in the driver's seat as both control their own destinies as to whether or not they will be playing football or hitting the links in January. That being said, both of these teams haven't had circuitous paths to their respective records as the Ravens have won three of their last four and the Lions have lost three of their last four.
Detroit will be looking to not only put on a show for their home crowd on the national stage, but they'll be playing with added pressure given the chase the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers are providing in the NFC North. Baltimore has been abysmal on the road this year as they are 1-5 heading into this contest with their loan win coming Oct. 6 against the Miami Dolphins. Good teams find ways to win games, but great teams find ways to overcome the odds on the road.
In order for the Ravens to win this game, they must do three things that will be easier said than done:
1. Keep Calvin Johnson and Reggie Bush from exploding for big plays
When Matt Elam said choice words about the receiver known as "Megatron", Ravens' head coach John Harbaugh had to be frustrated with the 22-year-old rookie. As if the best receiver in the game needed any added motivation, a rookie without a single interception calling out a top-notch player only adds fuel to the fire. That being said, this was going to be a tough matchup for the Ravens regardless given the speed of Johnson and Bush and their ability to break open a game at any point. Bush was a fitting offseason acquisition for the Lions as their propensity to throw the football suits his style of being more of a dual-threat running back; Bush is possibly the best receiving back in the NFL and is able to line up in various spots in several formations for head coach Jim Schwartz. Finding Bush and Johnson on the field is the first step in setting up the alignments and assignments defensively and then the difficult part comes actually having to match them step-for-step on the fast surface the dome provides. They will get theirs, but minimizing their touches to manageable gains as opposed to big plays like those allowed to the Minnesota Vikings over the final two minutes of the fourth quarter are what will give Baltimore the best chance to win.
2. Harass Matthew Stafford even if his unorthodoxed delivery prevents him from being sacked
It can't be stated enough that the Ravens must create pressure. Despite Bush and Joique Bell putting up solid rushing numbers as a pair, the 20th-ranked ground game isn't going to be as heavily relied on. Dean Pees will have to dial up creative ways to bring pressure up the middle as Stafford's unorthodox 3/4 and side-arm deliveries make it tough for defenders to see where he's going with the football and when he is releasing it.
3. Take advantage of the pleasant conditions by lighting it up through the air against the Lions' 25th-ranked pass defense
Baltimore is respectable team throwing the football and well below average running the ball. While this is a deviation from year's past, relying on Torrey Smith, Dennis Pitta and Marlon Brown will be a must in the passing game. Pitta's return to the club showed more promising completions on third down and in the red zone against Minnesota. That extra threat also gave Ray Rice more room to shake and bake out of the backfield on check-down throws from Joe Flacco. Detroit's front seven is tough, but their secondary can be defeated. The offensive line's pass protection and Flacco's ability to deliver the ball swiftly will be determining factors in the winner and loser.
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What is dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning disability that makes it difficult to read, spell, write, or pronounce words. It can be hard for people with dyslexia to connect the way words look and sound to what the words actually mean. Dyslexia can be genetic, meaning that people who have it are born with it and might have parents or grandparents who have it, too.
What are the signs of dyslexia?
- Accidentally reversing numbers or letters
- Difficulty learning words and how they sound
- Trouble memorizing number facts like multiplication tables and phone numbers
- Reading slowly, especially when out loud
- Difficulty finishing tests and assignments within time limits
- Trouble spelling or writing
- Difficulty learning a foreign language
- Trouble remembering the right names for things
- Difficulty copying notes from the chalkboard or a book
- Trouble playing sports
- Confusing left and right
- Depression and feeling unmotivated in school or other activities
If you have some of these signs, it does NOT mean you have dyslexia. Talk to your parent(s)/guardian(s), health care provider (HCP), a teacher, or someone else you trust to help you decide if you should be evaluated.
How do I know if I have dyslexia? How is it diagnosed?
The first step is to visit your HCP and get a physical. Your HCP will make sure your difficulties are not caused by a medical illness.
Your HCP may send you to a school psychologist or someone who specializes in dyslexia testing. You may be tested by this person in school. If you or your parent(s)/guardian(s) thinks you may have a learning disability, you should request, in writing, to be tested. The school will then decide about the kind of testing you should receive. You will probably be tested for general intelligence, reading, language, and writing problems.
If there is a possibility that you may also have ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), you may be referred to a psychologist (neuropsychologist) who specializes in testing for ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning problems. This person will also ask your parent(s)/guardian(s) and teachers about the problems you are having. He/She will talk to you and give you some tests that evaluate your ability to pay attention, remember things, and stay focused.
How is dyslexia treated?
Dyslexia is NOT treated with medicine. However, many people with dyslexia also have problems paying attention, which can be treated with medication. Many people who have dyslexia see an academic tutor who helps teach things in a way that they will understand. This person should talk to your school and teachers to decide what is best for you. For example, some people with dyslexia learn better when they use all their senses at once. This kind of learning is called the Orton-Gillingham multi-sensory method.
If you are dyslexic, your school can help you in many ways. Schools may offer help by taking notes, giving longer time to take tests, giving special assignments, or providing other ways to make your learning experience better. You may spend some time out of your regular classes to get extra support. Some people with dyslexia may decide to go to a school that specializes in working with learning disabilities.
How will dyslexia affect my life?
People with dyslexia can go to college and have interesting and successful careers. By law, no one can prevent you from getting an education or job because you are dyslexic. In fact, many famous and successful people you know are dyslexic.
Famous Dyslexics:
- Muhammed Ali
- Orlando Bloom
- Tom Cruise
- Leonardo DaVinci
- Walt Disney
- Thomas Edison
- Albert Einstein
- Whoopi Goldberg
- Tommy Hilfiger
- Thomas Jefferson
- Magic Johnson
- Jay Leno
- Kiera Knightly
- Keanu Reeves
Sometimes, people who are having difficulty in school may become emotional or sad, or have low self-esteem. If you feel you have any of these problems, talk with someone you trust. It may be helpful to see a counselor or therapist who is familiar with dyslexia. It's important for you to get the support and encouragement you need to stay positive and succeed.


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Backes lifts Blues over PanthersNov 18, 2011 - 4:51 AM
Chris Porter and Kris Russell also had a goal for the Blues, who improved to 4-0-1 under new head coach Ken Hitchcock, the best start for a new coach in team history.
"Nine points out of ten we're going to take that every time," said Backes. "Now we've just got to show that we can play on the road as well and play that simple hard game and make sure that other teams aren't getting advantage of us on the road."
Mike Santorelli scored the lone goal for the Panthers, who have lost two of three. Jose Theodore allowed three goals on 30 shots in the loss.
"You can't say our effort wasn't there, it was more so we didn't have enough poise with the puck," said Florida forward Kris Versteeg. "At times like that when you play against a team that skates around, just runs around and hits guys, you've got to have poise and not be worried about it."
Just 6:04 into the game, the Blues took the lead as Backes picked off a clearing pass near the right circle and snapped a quick shot high over Theodore.
The Panthers tied the game with less than seven minutes to play in the first as Santorelli picked up a weak clear near the left boards and skated out to the circle before wristing it home for his third of the year.
St. Louis made it a 2-1 game 5:48 into the second as Porter grabbed a puck at the low-right circle and in one motion swept it into the net.
Halfway through the third, the Blues made it a 3-1 game on a 3-on-2 break as Vladimir Sobotka skated into the Florida zone and from the inside-right circle chipped it over to the left for the easy redirect by Russell.
Backes' empty-netter with 1:50 to play sealed the win.
Game Notes
Ever goal except Russell's was unassisted...St. Louis plays in Minnesota on Saturday...Florida returns home to face Pittsburgh on Saturday...St. Louis has won the past two games against Florida.
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Perfect for families or couples seeking peaceful and playful time. 2 houses with large garden and lots of space. Only 45 minutes from Copenhagen and 2.5 km from great beaches, Heatherhills, Rågeleje and Tisvilde...
Great for both summer and winter.
El alojamiento
Our house is situated in the idyllic country side - it is a very quiet place surrounded by beautiful fields. It has a large and lovely garden with roses, apple trees and a small fire place.
Two houses on the grounds:
The main house is from 1827 but completely modernized with dish washer, washing machine and wireless broadband (no TV). This house has a full kitchen, bathroom, large living room, bedroom (sleeps 2), an open room in connection with the stair case (sleeps 1-2) and a separate patio.
The studio has a large living room, two bedrooms (sleeps 6 in total), a toilet and also a separate patio.
Check out the pictures and don't hesitate to ask questions.
El barrio
The neighborhood is great for holidays both during winter and summer. You will find the beach town of Tisvilde nearby with shopping and restaurants.
The coast and the beach is particularly beautiful and dramatic, if you take the stairs down to the beach at the end of the road called Melbys Vænge in Tisvilde. And the beach there is great for swimming! Sunset anywhere on the coast is great...
Tibirke Hills has great and very different landscape – you almost think you are in Tuscany. Park by Tibirke Church, go straight into the woods and keep left.
Heatherhills is a lovely 3km walk from our house. Great heather covered hills by the coast … and the ice-house has wonderful ice cream.
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There are several supermarkets in the nearest village, just 2.5 km away.
Otros aspectos destacables
Please note...
- Our cosy cottage is a summerhouse and if you visit from October to April, the water can be turned off in the studio, due to risk of frost. The studio does not have central heating, but each room will keep warm.
- Electricity is paid for according to consumption. We charge you only the cost that we are charged, which is DKK 2.0 per kwh. You should expect to use DKK 10-30 per day during summer and up to DKK 100 per day during winter (due to the cost of electric heating and depending on how many rooms you wish to heat)
- There is a small pond on the property, you can see it on the pictures. We do have a piece of fence so you can shield the open part of the pond, but there will still be access to the pond through the bushes
This is our private weekend get-away house. Please take good care of it.
- Smoking: Absolutely no smoking in the house and please be sure to remove cigarette buds from the grounds
- Pets: Dogs are allowed, but not in the furniture. Please bring blankets to cover furniture if you can't keep the dog out of the furniture.
- Cleaning: We have arranged cleaning and it will be added to the price, when you book.
- Wifi: The house has wifi and we will email you the password
Puedes cancelar hasta 5 días antes del viaje y recibir un reembolso completo, incluidas las tarifas de servicio.
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Silk Road's Dread Pirate Roberts vs. The Princess Bride'sBy
In the Princess Bride, the Dread Pirate Roberts is fearsome, ruthless, and unfailingly polite. Even when his true love tells him she doesn't care if he dies, his response is, "as you wish." (Spoiler alert: He doesn't die, they end up kissing, and Fred Savage's character learns to appreciate the mushy parts of love stories. It really is a great movie.)
The Dread Pirate Roberts of the online black market Silk Road, allegedly aka Ross William Ulbricht, bears some resemblance to his fictional namesake. The FBI complaint against him describes a man who is easy to please as he gives instructions how to seal drugs properly or offers a consumer support option through which the site's employees "will take care of you personally."
This pirate is especially gracious when offering to pay someone to kill a man with a wife and three children. Ulbricht seems almost to be reciting from the movie's script as he puts out a hit on a man extorting him, beginning by saying that he "wouldn't mind if he was executed."
"I would like to put a bounty on his head if it's not too much trouble for you," he continues, according to the complaint. "What would be an adequate amount to motivate you to find him? Necessities do happen from time to time for a person in my position." (Law enforcement officials aren't convinced the murder ever actually happened.)
But the most relevant parallel is how the Dread Pirate Roberts of the movie refers not to a person, but to a job. In the Princess Bride, the men holding the title periodically decide to retire, secretly passing the torch down to their successors while helping obscure the fact that a change has taken place. With Ulbricht indisposed, such an orderly handoff seems impossible. Still, this Dread Pirate Roberts seems to have fallen victim to his own sloppiness, not some inherent weakness in Silk Road or the technologies that make it possible. All the essential elements remain in place: a worldwide web of computers, software for obscuring identities, and a healthy desire to buy and sell drugs. A sequel is likely in the works.


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"We cleared out things in the hotel," Coach Mark Richt said. "We had a walk through for the defense while the offense met, then we had a special teams walk through followed by one for the offense while the defense met."
He added that, while strange, this practice format wasn't a first for the Bulldogs.
"We've done practices in a hotel before," Richt said.
Georgia was scheduled to practice at Jacksonville University today, but two straight days of rain in the area had altered practice plans for both the participants in the Gator Bowl. The Cornhuskers and Bulldogs both tried to locate an indoor practice spaces, but it was not available.
"We called the Jags, but we knew they didn't have anything," Richt said – noting that the Bulldogs have scheduled practice like the week after a bye week during the season."
"Today was like a (normal) Thursday for us – tomorrow is the same. It is like a dress rehearsal. I think we will be good. Sometimes (not practicing) can a blessing – I mean we were pushing them pretty hard," he said.
Georgia had practiced two straight days in full pads on Friday and Saturday.
Several of Georgia's offensive players were not feeling well on Sunday, Richt said. Hutson Mason, Todd Gurley, David Andrews and others were feeling under the weather the coach said
"We didn't have any depth at the walk through today," offensive coordinator Mike Bobo said. "I think we had four guys – fullbacks and running backs – at the walk through today."
"Ron (Courson) hopes is just a 24-hour thing," Richt said. "It has hit the offense, mostly lineman. I know David Andrews and Todd Gurley are not feeling great and Hutson (Mason) had it a few days ago. They were able to practice through it, and they would've played through it too."
The Bulldogs will hold another "Thursday"-style practice on Monday… Richt will participate in the Gator Bowl press conference on Tuesday with Nebraska coach Bo Pellini… Offensive coordinator Mike Bobo said he wasn't sure if freshman running back J.J. Green would move to a hybrid running back-receiver spot in the spring – saying that Green is still a running back… Bobo also said that it was too early to say definitively, that "the plan" is for injured running back Keith Marshall to play in the fall of 2014, but that he "might redshirt" in the fall. "It looks like he is walking better," Bobo said.


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Scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel have demonstrated that externally cultured neurons can be embedded with multiple simple memory imprints that literally lingers on for days without interfering with or erasing one another:
The results, Ben-Jacob says, set the stage for the creation of a neuromemory chip that could be paired with computer hardware to create cyborglike machines capable of such tasks as detecting dangerous toxins in the air, allowing the blind to see or helping someone who is paralyzed regain some if not all muscle use.
Ben-Jacob points out that previous attempts to develop memories on brain cell cultures (neurons along with their supporting and insulating glial cells) have often involved stimulating the synapses (nerve cell connections). So-called excitatory neurons, which amplify brain activity, account for nearly 80 percent of the neurons in the brain; inhibitory neurons, which dampen activity, make up the remaining 20 percent. Stimulating excitatory cells with chemicals or electric pulses causes them to fire, or send electrical signals of their own to neighboring neurons.


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We caught up with Coca-Cola President and COO James Quincey for a conversation about the company's second quarter 2016 earnings report. Here are his key takeaways:
As you look at the second quarter results and company performance in the first half of this year, what are your main takeaways?
To get a clear picture of Coca-Cola's underlying performance, it's important to look at what is driving our business forward and what really is the engine of Coca-Cola's future. This is what we call our core business – or what will primarily remain once we complete refranchising a significant percentage of our company-owned bottling operations around the world.
This quarter, we faced challenging macroeconomic conditions in several international markets where we own bottlers. While our reported revenues were down 5% primarily due to the impact of our refranchising efforts and foreign exchange headwinds, we grew organic revenues globally by 3% and, within our core operations, even better than that at 4%. In addition to this, profit was in line with our expectations.
So, once you clear out some of the fog from foreign exchange and changes driven by refranchising, you begin to see a clear outline of the company we are becoming. One that is focused on our core value creation model of building strong brands, enhancing customer value, and leading our franchise system. This is the engine of our future, and it is healthy and growing.
What is the status of the company's refranchising efforts?
Simply put, we're on track. Earlier this year we announced our commitment to refranchise 100 percent of our North American bottling territories by the end of 2017, in addition to accelerating our refranchising plans in international markets including China. Adjusting for these transactions, the percent of our 2015 volume sold through company-owned bottlers would have decreased from 18% to 3%, representing a significant transformation of the size and focus of our company.
Over the past few months, we successfully completed the Coca-Cola European Partners and Coca-Cola Beverages Africa transactions, and announced a plan to transfer certain territories in the U.S. to a new venture between Arca Continental and Coca-Cola United. We have also reached a new understanding with Coca-Cola Femsa regarding joint value creation in Mexico and certain territorial expansion opportunities for company-owned bottling operations, which was announced just this morning.
None of this would have been possible without the continuous investment and significant contributions of our Bottling Investments Group. When we're finished, BIG will be smaller and more focused, but will remain a critical strategic growth enabler for our company.
Global volume was flat in the quarter and global sparkling volume declined. What is the company doing in response?
The outlook for sparkling should not be thought of as though the world is flat. We have been clear for a couple of years now that our primary focus is on growing revenue and profit ahead of volume. There are parts of the world where our strategy is to have more of a pricing-led approach, even if volumes are flatter. For example, in markets like North America, we are moving towards selling smaller packages instead of bigger packages. Thanks in large part to this strategy, our North America business had another strong quarter, reporting 4% organic revenue growth and the 25th consecutive quarter of value share gains in our industry. This is really good performance by our team in our flagship market. So clearly our segmented market strategy is working.
There are other parts of the world where, frankly, we were buffeted by the broader macroeconomic environment, such as China, Argentina and Venezuela. We had some concentrated declines in volume in a few places. But we've lived through cyclical downturns before and understand how to manage the business. It requires a disciplined approach to pricing relative to inflation and – where necessary – working aggressively to address consumer dynamics through adjustments in terms of affordability and new product innovation.
We also had other emerging markets like in Southeast Asia that continued to have strong growth in both total nonalcoholic ready-to-drink beverages and in sparkling. So we see a future where developed markets have much stronger growth in value – or dollars – and where emerging markets skew more to volume. But, in total, this all points to continued revenue growth for the sparkling category.
You now expect full-year 2016 organic revenues to grow 3%, which is lower than expected earlier in the year. Why is that and how is the company addressing it?
Our reduced expectation for organic revenue growth this year is driven primarily by international markets where we own bottling operations and are seeing broader macroeconomic challenges.
If you look at a market like China, we own a significant percentage of our bottling operations there. Because a bottler has about five times more revenue than our concentrate business, slowdowns in these markets disproportionately impact our revenues. So when the macroeconomic environment in a market like China weakens, it drives a lot of the difference we are seeing in our organic revenue growth of 3%.
That said, we are taking action in these markets to address this environment and remain focused on the long-term opportunities available. For example, in China, home to more than 1.4 billion consumers, we absolutely believe in the long-term opportunity that is available to us for growth.
It seems consumers are moving away from traditional sodas toward other beverages like water, tea, dairy and juices. How is the company positioned to capture that growth?
As markets grow and expand, it's often the case that consumers desire, and have, far more choice in the array of available products in any given category. That is indeed true of beverages. However, it is worth saying that this expansion of variety does not equate to a decline in sparkling beverages. Sparkling continues to grow robustly in revenue terms in line with our segmented approach to growing revenues around the world. In fact, sparkling beverages remain the No. 1 driver of revenue growth for the entire nonalcoholic ready-to-drink beverage industry globally.
But we are also actively participating in the expansion of choice for consumers across the beverage industry. Since 2000, we've increased our business from about 10% of our volume coming from still beverages to almost 30% today. And just a decade ago, we were a company with only 10 brands generating more than $1 billion annually in retail sales. Today, we have doubled this to 20 brands. And, in our portfolio of billion-dollar brands, more than two-thirds are now still beverages such as juices, waters, coffees and teas. In fact, we are the world's No. 1 still beverage company.
As we look ahead, we will continue to ensure we are innovating and adapting to offer products that are in line with – or even ahead of – where consumers are going. For example, we recently announced plans to acquire AdeS, the leading soy-based beverage brand in Latin America. And in the U.S. we invested in Suja, one of the country's leading organic, cold-pressed juice brands, and fairlife, a premium, cold-filtered milk brand. And we continue to invest in growing exciting brands like Coca-Cola Zero Sugar in Great Britain, a new and improved sugar-free Coca-Cola which is replacing Coca-Cola Zero in that market; I LOHAS and Georgia in Japan; Simply, Gold Peak and Dasani in the United States; and many others.
Given the headwinds in the sparkling beverage category, how are you going about growing the Coca-Cola trademark?
The Coca-Cola trademark, which is the core of our business, absolutely can grow in many of the ways we measure it. We can grow volume. We can grow revenue. We can grow transactions. We can grow brand health. We can grow engagement with consumers.
We're encouraged by our recent roll-out of our new "One-Brand" global marketing strategy that, for the first time ever, unites Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Light/Diet Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero, and Coca-Cola Life under the iconic Coca-Cola brand positioning in one global creative campaign, "Taste the Feeling." We're early in this journey, but we believe the one brand innovations we are rolling out will build on the success we've already had in introducing new package offerings like the 7.5-ounce mini-cans and aluminum contour bottles. And, together, these initiatives will continue to position Coke as a preeminent part of the beverage landscape.
This Q&A includes certain "non-GAAP financial measures" as defined under U.S. federal securities laws. Refer to our second quarter 2016 earnings release issued on July 27, 2016, available on the Company's website at www.coca-colacompany.com (in the "Investors" section), for full financial results and a reconciliation of non-GAAP financial measures.
Forward-Looking Statements
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Close Call - glad everything worked out OK and that you made a pronto exit. That sure could have got sticky. We all can't be flawless all the time. You handled it great though and quickly made it right.
This is a discussion on Bonehead move of the week. within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; I work on a military base. No can conceal carry. I even changed my banks to get a safety deposit box to hold the carry ...
I work on a military base. No can conceal carry. I even changed my banks to get a safety deposit box to hold the carry gun close to base. I had the day off and was doing some errands. Halfway through the day I remembered that I needed to get something from the office. As I went on base and flashed my ID card the new civilian guard asked to see my registration. I patiently explained that it was not necessary with my ID to show my registration. No luck. Grumbling to myself I had to pull over to the side of the gate because I couldn't find my bleeping registration which I always keep in the glove compartment. I finally found it and was getting out of the car to show him. I felt something rubbing against my weak side waist. IIIIIEEEEEEE!!!!! First time in thirty years I was carrying on base. Only the second time I was asked to pull over. My registration was one day expired! I forgot to put the new sticker and registration in the car. However, the bulge under my elbow had me quickly agreeing, getting back in the car (it was almost comical to see me trying to hide the bulge, which, at that point, felt like a hippo had crawled under my weak side and took a nap.
As I drove back through the gate I breathed a big sigh of relief. Unbelievable. That would have made a giant mess of paperwork and probably a letter of reprimand in my file.
Close Call - glad everything worked out OK and that you made a pronto exit. That sure could have got sticky. We all can't be flawless all the time. You handled it great though and quickly made it right.
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I _THINK_ that if you register your weapon with the MPs you can bring it on base unloaded and cased. That's what you had to do in order to have one in your quarters or use the privately-owned weapons range on Ft Carson. It would save you the safety-deposit box routine, so you might want to call your MP station and ask.
PS: One very important point, for Ft Carson anyway, was NOT to bring the weapon on-post before registering it. Write down the serial number and bring that to the MP station... not the gun itself.
"I am a Soldier. I fight where I am told, and I win where I fight." GEN George S. Patton, Jr.
It's a pretty sad state of affairs when a military base prohibits weapons....having been active duty for the last 13 years, I find it silly.
You can't bring any sort of weapon on base...it's crazy. I was waived off to the side once so they could inspect my vehicle, and I happened to have some brass knuckles(paperweight i swear) and they confiscated them and wrote me a ticket. Of course I had no idea they were illegal, but coming from a PFC, my commander didn't really care. It was a loooooong 7 days of ED. Felt kinda bad for the guys who would get the 45 days. yikes. anyway, good job getting out, but remember you draw more attention to it when you try to cover it up!
"Wear a gun to someone else's house, you're saying, 'I'll defend this home as if it were my own.' When your guests see you carry a weapon, you're telling them, 'I'll defend you as if you were my own family"
Now go and sin no more!
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
I'm in the same boat. My Air Guard unit is on a Naval Air Station, and we cannot carry, even field stripped and locked in a case in the car. I checked personally with the Chief of the AF Security Forces Sq.
He actually sounded sympathetic and told me that he has police that have to come "aboard"(as the Squids say ) from time to time for training and they even cannot carry. Something to do with not having a storage facility to hold weapons. I think it is silly as well.
"Naked and Starving as They are We Cannot Enough Admire the Incomparable Patience and Fidelity of the Soldiery" George Washington, Valley Forge, 1777.
I retired from the Air Force and stationed at several bases. I noticed that how the response was depended a lot on the base commanders attitude. In Arizona I was a reserve police officer, stopped by the credit union on base to cash a check and was told I wasn't supposed to be armed on base. Here in Georgia one base commander set up a week end a month to bring firearms out to the range for practice. This has changed, primarily due to 9/11 but also because of changes in base commanders. I find it odd that Georgia allows concealed carry for active duty military but the base doesn't allow any firearms now.
Wow, glad you came out of it okay.
I have a similar story.
My mother adopted my older cousin when I was younger. By the time I was 13 he was in the AF and one of the folks who would turn the one of the keys (no not a button) to launch a Minute Man II ICBM.
He was stationed at Cheyenne, WY and some other base in South Dakota and I used to go out and spend a month or so for fun during the summer.
Well, at the time you could only be allowed 1 visitor. his GF was always with him, so I had to hide under a big M65 field jacket and a blanket in the back of his p/u.
Sometimes he would get stopped and as a 13 your old sneaking onto a very high security nuclear missile bade, it was exciting.
We never got caught though.
Good times.
Primary Carry Gun: Sig Sauer 229~R (.40cal w/ Golden Saber JHP's)
It's real easy to forget sometimes.
You made a graceful exit.
BTW.....I believe it's "SAFE DEPOSIT".....not "safety".
I used to say "safety" myself till someone pointed that out to me.
"Hell of a thing, killin' a man. Take away all he's got and all he's ever gonna have."
- William Munny (Clint Eastwood in the Unfrogivin)
The graveyards are full of indispensable men. Napoleon Bonaparte
My Idea of a fair fight is beating baby seals with a club
I was just telling about what is job was there. He's now in Security Forces (see the irony?). He's been in for almost 20 years now.
Primary Carry Gun: Sig Sauer 229~R (.40cal w/ Golden Saber JHP's)
I have lived and worked on Ft. Meade for the past several years, both as AD and as a civilian. The policy here pre 9/11 was all weapons "Stored on base" must be registered with the PMO.
Post 9/11 only residents may requester weapons, only registered weapons may come on base (locked in a case), gate guards must be informed of the presence of the weapon, and shown the paperwork, at which time they will inspect the weapon for safety. At no time may a weapon be transported on base, except to and from the gate's or the range.
The one exception is on the days the range is open to the sportsmen clubs. On these days the gate nearest the range will allow access with weapons from 0730-0800.


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The number is up to three for true freshman who will be academically ineligible to play in the 2013 season.
Initially, after the first day of practice, IU coach Kevin Wilson announced that tackle Maurice Swain and wide receiver Taj Williams would miss the season for academic reasons. At the time, Wilson said that running back Daryl Chestnut still had some academic work to do and it was unclear if he would be joining the team this season or not. Monday night, Wilson confirmed that Chestnut will also miss the season.
In addition, Wilson updated the situation on redshirt junior linebacker Chase Hoobler who had been diagnosed with a stress facture in his foot. It wasn't clear as of Friday if Hoobler would require surgery. Monday night, Wilson said Hoobler will have surgery shortly and the timetable is for him to be out for four months.
With Chestnut, Wilson pointed out that IU did sign three running backs. The other two were Laray Smith and Myles Graham.
"It's unfortunate about Daryl, but at the same time we did sign three backs,'' Wilson said. "If you've seen us, Laray (Smith) looks very fast. We've got the other animals back. Those two guys moving forward, Taj and Daryl, the plan will be to try to get their situations, and they're very close, where they're officially eligible where they would start in January.
And then what I can do right now is use their space for a walk on when our mid year players graduate and move on we can replace them, and then in the scholarship world, they still are part of last year's 23, and we can still sign forward so it doesn't take an initial scholarship away.''
As for Hoobler, Wilson explained the time line in more detail.
"When we talked about 10 days ago, he had some irritation coming off an injury, but he thought things were great,'' Wilson said. "So maybe, I don't know if he came back too soon or just the way he's made, but Chase has a stress fracture that will be operated on and probably typically that will take pushing four months, so that maybe basically shoots his year. We are lucky in that signing four of the JC guys with (Steven) Funderburk being here mid year, there's a lot more depth, a lot of guys coming back, and we played last year without Chase the bulk of the year.
"It's really unfortunate more for him than us, because I think our team is getting depth again. When I'm talking about depth, it's not injury. The depth is for competition and guys fighting to get on the field. Again, there's more guys, and to me he's a good kid, fourth year kid, a good dude, good student, and you want him to do well. So it's more you feel for Chase, but all of a sudden there's going to be some issues at backer and we'll move forward in a good way. Good teams handle adversity.''
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Andrew GashLakeland, Florida, US
I have a fun, bold, energetic voice that friends and strangers alike always say is meant for radio and voice-overs - so here I am!
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it's all in my headby Vin Zzep
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a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome : he felt a surge of anxiety | anxieties about the moral decline of today's youth.
• [ with infinitive ] desire to do something, typically accompanied by unease : the housekeeper's eager anxiety to please.
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ORIGIN early 16th cent.: from French anxiété or Latin anxietas, from anxius (see anxious ).
as written in my mac dictionary.
Black, red and grey. flowing red scarf. moody and deep. intense subject matter. women's face with a mans face in her hair. brunette. sadness and worry. strength in colour and texture. a sense of doom. fighting a feeling. wanting peace. hope and courage.


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How to use offline key in Youtube
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How to use offline key in Youtube
How to install:
1. Download and run exe file
2. Press Install button
3. Choose destination folder
4. Press Finish
How to Use:
Open destination folder and locate file notes.txt, open it and read step by step.
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