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The Sahara Kuwait today hosted a very special golf tournament. The first PAWS Charity Golf Day, held to raise money for Kuwait's first animal rescue shelter, was a resounding success. Scores of golfers braved the dusty weather to spend the morning competing in this fun tournament, which was based on the fun Texas Scramble format.
In this format, competitors play in teams of four, using the best shot between them. This allows for a more relaxed and fun game for golfers of all abilities.
Participants started arriving at the Sahara clubhouse from 6.30am. After a group photograph, the competition started at 8.30am, finishing almost five hours later.
After a full morning of golf, participants were treated to a wonderful buffet lunch in Sahara's luxurious clubhouse.
Following a brief speech by the PAWS Co-Chairman, prizes for the winning teams were presented. The lucky winners were:
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Commenting on PAWS Kuwait's first golf tournament, Michael Stubbs, Co-Chairman, said: "Our first golf tournament has been a great success. The emphasis was on fun, and people had a great morning of golf. I am very happy with the amount of money we have raised. This will be used to continue our work helping animals in need in Kuwait."
PAWS Kuwait is Kuwait's first animal rescue shelter. Since its founding in late 2003, PAWS Kuwait has rescued and re-homed over 2000 animals. The organisation is run on a non-profit basis, with all money coming from special events, donations and sponsorship. Each week, people give up their free time to walk dogs and socialise cats at the PAWS Kuwait rescue shelter.
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Business Travel International Day - 25 September
12h00-12h30 : French Business Travel figures with Matthieu Gufflet (Epsa)
15h45-16h30 : Changes in European payment methods
17h15 : Closing remarks with a business travel specialist in Europe: Pascal Jungfer
Business Travel Forum - 26 September
14h30-15h30 : Corporate travel and small businesses: what future for local agencies? (French speaking only) 15h30-16h30 : Corporate travel survey 2013 results
The Corporate Travel Awards - 26 September
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Federal Judge William Conley has at least temporarily prevented the Walker administration from enforcing some rules it enacted at the state Capitol, following massive protests there in 2011.
The Milwaukee County Board and committees will meet at substitute locations unless the Courthouse reopens.
A proposal by a local task force is gaining steam in Wisconsin. It would limit Wisconsin Supreme Court Justices to one 16 year term. Right now, justices serve 10 year terms with no limits.
A ruling by a U.S. District Judge will temporarily delay implementation of Wisconsin's new abortion law passed last month by the legislature and signed by the Governor.
Wisconsin's political parties are spending the summer gearing up for the 2014 governor's race.


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Tag Archives: NYCC
Sat, Oct 05, 2013 | 21:01 BST
Ubisoft confirms South Park: The Stick of Truth, Watch Dogs and more for NYCC 2013
Ubisoft will be bringing South Park: The Stick of Truth and Watch Dogs with it to New York Comic Con next weekend. Attendees will be able to try out Watch Dogs' companion app and other titles such as Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag, Just Dance 2014, and The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot. NYCC runs October 10-13 at the Javits Center in Midtown Manhattan. Thanks, CVG.
Sat, Oct 05, 2013 | 21:00 BST
Witcher 3: CD Projekt RED and Dark Horse tease "truly special" reveal at NYCC
The Witcher 3 developers CD Projekt RED and Dark Horse Comics are teasing a special reveal during New York Comic Con this Friday, for fans of the fantasy genre.
Mon, Oct 15, 2012 | 03:28 BST
Mass Effect and Dragon Age comics and merch announced
BioWare had a little moment at New York Comic Con and announced a looming mountain of new merchandise and tie-in media for fans of the Dragon Age and Mass Effect franchises.
Mon, Oct 15, 2012 | 01:58 BST
Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth Wii U includes non-motion control scheme
Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth won't necessarily require you to leap about your living room flailing with a motion controller.
Mon, Oct 15, 2012 | 00:00 BST
New .hack title in the works for consoles and handhelds
A new entry in the massive .hack franchise is on the way, CyberConnect 2 boss Hiroshi Matsuyama confirmed at New York Comic Con.
Sun, Oct 14, 2012 | 23:33 BST
DmC: Devil May Cry demo announce accompanies NYCC trailer
DmC fans and detractors, here's a smorgasbord of news from New York Comic Con to drool or rage over.
Sat, Oct 13, 2012 | 19:02 BST
Aliens: Colonial Marines will fill-in story gaps left over from Alien 3, says Gearbox
Aliens: Colonial Marines will help fill-in some of the story holes present in the film Aliens 3, according to Gearbox.
Fri, Oct 12, 2012 | 02:01 BST
Street Fighter x Tekken to be rebalanced as Version 2013
Street Fighter x Tekken will be given a thorough overhaul with a free update bringing the fighter to Version 2013.
Fri, Oct 12, 2012 | 09:17 BST
Darkstalkers Resurrection headed to consoles in 2013
Darkstalkers is making a comeback, Yoshinori Ono announced at New York Comic Con today, with a classic re-release and the possibility of a new sequel.
Thu, Oct 11, 2012 | 17:08 BST
Lost Planet 3 gameplay walkthrough kicks off Capcom NYCC celebrations
Capcom has announced its plans for New York Comic-Con 2012, which includes playable demos from its upcoming 2012/2013 line-up including DmC Devil May Cry, Lost Planet 3, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, Okami HD, Resident Evil 6, and Street Fighter X Tekken Vita.
Wed, Oct 10, 2012 | 20:54 BST
Tomb Raider activities for NYCC outlined
Tomb Raider will have a presence at NYCC this weekend. Have a look at the schedule below.
Tue, Oct 09, 2012 | 14:05 BST
Blizzard announces NYCC panels and book signing schedule
Blizzard's presence at New York Comic Con will consist of a panel dedicated to the firm's collaboration with UDON on a tribute art book, and a Blizzard Entertainment Publishing panel.
Mon, Oct 24, 2011 | 03:57 BST
BioShock: Infinite's politics have real world equivalents
BioShock Infinite's politics-heavy plot in firmly rooted in real world cycles, Irrational boss Ken Levine has explained.
Wed, Oct 19, 2011 | 06:15 BST
Rift trailer shows post-launch evolution
Trion Worlds launched a new trailer for MMORPG Rift at New York Comic Con, showing off the many new features and content added to the game since its launch in March.
Tue, Oct 18, 2011 | 16:29 BST
SWTOR flashpoints detailed by Bioware during NYCC panel
During a Star Wars: The Old Republic panel at New York Comic Con last week, Bioware provided some extra information pertaining to the MMO's flashpoints. Turns out, 15 of SWTOR's version of instances will be made available at launch.
Tue, Oct 18, 2011 | 01:12 BST
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition trailer goes behind the scenes
Another gift from New York Comic Con, a new trailer for Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition waxes nostalgic and shows off the gleam of the HD makeover.
Tue, Oct 18, 2011 | 00:16 BST
Dragon Age comic series inbound via Dark Horse
A three month, bi-weekly comic based on the Dragon Age games is due early next year.
Mon, Oct 17, 2011 | 23:30 BST
Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 trailer
Fresh out of New York Comic Con we have a shiny new trailer for Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3. With nary a trace of gameplay to be seen, it's still a stirring tribute to the clash of worlds.


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This is the successor group of an old Meetup that needed to be updated to reflect the current mission of the organization. The Nebraska Campaign for Liberty seeks to promote liberty within Nebraska, with special emphasis on state action. We seek to educate, advocate, and influence--and have a little fun in the process. The Nebraska Campaign for Liberty is a 501c4. Because of its tax exempt status, it neither supports nor opposes particular candidates for office.
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Campaign For Liberty's Mission Our mission is to promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, and a noninterventionist foreign policy, by means of educational and political activity. Statement of Principles Americans inherit from our ancestors a glorious tradition of freedom and resistance to oppression. Our country has long been admired by the rest of the world for her great example of liberty and prosperity—a ligh …
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Today's America has drifted far far away from the Principles on which she was founded. Educators of Liberty Nebraska/Iowa is founded with two goals. Replacing complacency by promoting a grassroots education to support individual action in The Cause of Liberty. Maintenance of Liberty requires Knowledge in many areas. Our first task will be to establish peer groups based on knowledge and interest in the many areas pertaining to liberty. These groups will compose our "Educators of Liberty" educatio …
The912Project-Nebraska is a non-partisan, non-violent, and all volunteer organization. We believe in principles and values; not political parties. We seek to represent Nebraskans who are concerned with the unconstitutional actions, size, and scope of our federal, state, and local governments or the growth these entities wish to achieve. We believe in the 9 Principles and 12 Values set forth by the national The912Project, and shall pursue the preservation of the government promised us by the C …
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INDOT: Warmer temperatures may cause potholes
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) - As temperatures rise above freezing, Indiana Department of Transportation warns drivers to watch for potholes.
INDOT said potholes form when water seeps into the cracks of roads and then freezes, expanding the layers of pavement. As the ice melts, traffic loosens the pavement more and forms potholes.
During the winter, INDOT uses a mixture of small stone and liquid asphalt as a temporary patch.
You can report a pothole by calling the INDOT Fort Wayne District at 866-227-3555 or e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com . You can also use the online "Report a Concern" tool.
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Great weekend. My sister and I enjoyed our weekend, couldn't fault anything. The room, food entertainment and staff were perfect, hope to get back soon.
Booking enquiries : 0844 4999 356
Group Bookings : 0844 4995 665
At a glance;
Visit the borders for beautiful rolling hills, ancient castles and the ruins of Hadrian's Wall. Historical Edinburgh is easily accessible by car for a day trip and is well worth a visit for the castle, shops, architecture and more.
The Waverley Castle Hotel is situated one mile outside the town of Melrose, in five acres of rolling parkland at the heart of the Scottish Borders. Nestling between the River Tweed and the Eildon Hills, it is an impressive building boasting stunning views.
Guests can happily relax in the restaurant and enjoy outstanding views out over the Eildon Hills. After dinner you can continue your evening in the welcoming bar and ballroom where you can dance the night away to our excellent evening entertainment. The area is perfect for those who like to get out and explore with great walks to enjoy along the River Tweed.
Bay Waverley Castle Hotel has a car parking available.
Our most luxurious room option, most of our Premier Rooms come with a four poster bed as well as a spacious refitted bathroom that accommodates both bath and a separate shower. These bedrooms will normally offer extras such as comfortable seating area, a 32 inch digital flat screen television, hair dryer as well as a hospitality tray.
Our Superior Rooms are more spacious and tastefully refurbished, they offer luxurious beds, a 26 inch digital flat screen television. The spacious bathrooms have been refitted with shower over bath. These rooms also come with the facilities to make yourself a hot drink.
Just launched – our newly redesigned Standard Plus rooms make it even easier to relax in comfort and style. Features include attractive new decor, contemporary furnishings and flat-screen TV.
Our Standard Rooms are charming and have everything you would expect. The rooms have digital televisions, tea and coffee making facilities as well as an en-suite bathroom.
If you can't see what you're looking for on the page, use our text search by entering a keyword and we'll show you all the pages in our website where that word or phrase appears.
Here at Bay Hotels we want you to have the best short break possible. We are happy to provide advice to guests with special needs who wish to take breaks at our Hotels. In order to avoid disappointment and/or misunderstandings, please contact us on 01942 496 507 to discuss any needs that you may have.
Our hotel is situated right in the heart of the Scottish Borderlands at the start of St. Cuthbert's Way
By Car:
From Galashiels – Take the A6091 signposted for Melrose. Head straight across the next 3 roundabouts. The hotel is on the left hand side, about 400 yards after the last roundabout. From Newcastle-Upon-Tyne direction – Take the A68 to Jedburgh. Continue on A68, bypassing St Boswells, turn left onto the A6091, signposted Melrose. Continue to the next roundabout and take the 3rd exit for Melrose. The hotel is on the left hand side about 300 yards away. From Carlisle direction – Take the A7 to Hawick and then Selkirk. Continue on A7 until reaching the A6091. Turn right, following the signs for Melrose. Head straight across the 2 roundabouts. The hotel is on the left hand side, about 400 yards from the last roundabout. (AA Roadwatch 09003 401100).
By Train:
The nearest railway station is Waverley Station, Edinburgh. (Rail enquiries to 08457 484950).
By National Express:
Services to Galashiels (National Express enquiries to 08705 808080. Scottish Citylink enquiries to 08705 505050).
By Bus:
First Bus number 62 or X95 from the train station to Galashiels. There are several services from Galashiels bus station to Melrose.
By Taxi:
There is a taxi rank outside the train station. Or from Galashiels L & G Cabs 01896 750750
Bay Waverley Castle Hotel
Skirmish Hill
Waverley Road
Res: 01896 822244
Tel: 01896 822244
The following places, attractions and things to do are easily reached from Melrose:
Entertainment Programme
Our excellent resident Host
James Mullaney
Will entertain during the week, presenting music for dancing, cabaret, quizzes and competitions.
On Tuesday Evenings
Gary Coupland
On Wednesday Evenings
Guest Vocalist
Robbie Carran
On Thursday Evenings
James' Scottish Night featuring
Dancer - Jessica Bennett and Piper - David Sanderson
On Friday Evenings
Jay Jackson
The entertainment programme advertised is subject to change for reasons beyond our control without prior notice.
Kelty in Fife
5 August 2013
Great weekend. My sister and I enjoyed our weekend, couldn't fault anything. The room, food entertainment and staff were perfect, hope to get back soon.
19 May 2013
After blood clots on my lungs I had to cancel going to the I.O.W. as Waverley Castle Hotel was only 60 miles from Annan we booked a self drive, our room 228 was a refurbished room not much of a view but hey ho we had everything we needed, comfy bed, shower, food was of a good choice and good portions, staff worked very hard in the restaurant. Anita my wife received Champagne, Chocolates and Fruit, as it was her Birthday. Thank You. Entertainment something for everyone James Mullaney Ace Performer.
14 September 2012
Just returned from a 4 day break .needs a bit of decor here and there. Staff was fantastic very good indeed smiles, polite, and very friendly. Very clean room. Food very good. Very good value for money was an excellent choice.
25 August 2012
Arrived very late because of heavy traffic ,we were very lucky that the dining room stayed open for us .There was a good selection of food but not of a brilliant standard although always well presented .I had a single room which was a bit on the small side and a little dated ,but had everything I needed. The shower room was nice and clean and a good supply of nice white towels. The staff were all very friendly .The entertainment was good, I loved the Piper and Dancer and James was BRILLIANT!
West Yorkshire
13 August 2012
Just returned from a self drive weekend break. This was our 4th visit & each time the hotel decor has got a little tattier in places & really needs a good overhaul. But saying that, the staff are happy & friendly youngsters & are willing to help in any way they can. The food was good, hot & tasty with plenty of choices. Hubby looks forward to his cooked breakfasts especially. If you want a good budget break in a lovely part of Scotland, choose to stay at the Waverley. We will return soon.
24 March 2012
The Brilliant James Forget the shabby rundown hotel and the mediocre food. This hotel is well worth a visit just for the entertainment. Can't think what the brilliant James Mullaney is doing in this backwater as he deserves his own national TV programme, but make the most of getting up close and personal before he's "discovered". He sings (brilliant voice) he dances, he hosts, but what I'll remember most is the way he responds to his audience. I've never heard quicker or wittier ripostes. Great.
Waterlooville, Hampshire
18 February 2012
I would like to say a big thank you to the staff that helped my wife when she was taken ill on the 2nd day of her visit to your hotel. After a night spent in Hospital, she went on to enjoy the remainder of the week at your Hotel. Many thanks to you all. Yours truly, Tom Hawley.
18 February 2012
We were shocked at our bedroom . It was very poor with rotten windows and damp on the ceiling-the carpet had not been hovered and the toilet was black under the rim. We were given another room which was dated but it was clean. The hotel is being upgraded and the parts which had been done were nice. This was our only complaint during our stay. The staff in the dining room and bar were excellent-efficient and friendly and the entertainment especially James was brilliant. Very funny. Food was good.
West Lothian
13 February 2012
We stayed here from 10th- 13th February and enjoyed our visit very much. All the staff friendly and helpful. The service was good. Entertainment was excellent. From the resident entertainer James who is very talented and hard working and Jay Jackson and the Bootleg Bee gees really made our evenings. We went for an upgrade and our rooms were lovely excellent value for money .We would return.
26 September 2011
Stayed for three nights with my partner and our two friends. The rooms are very tired looking and would benefit from some TLC but are very clean. All through the hotel you could not fault the cleanliness. The staff although mostly foreign were very friendly and attentive. Nothing being too much trouble. It did seem a pity that there were no Scottish staff. The entertainment was very good. James really did brighten up the weekend and he was very talented. The food was surprisingly very good.
Barnoldswick, Lancashire
26 September 2011
We stayed at Waverley Castle last year and enjoyed our stay. We have just returned from a 3 night stay and was not disappointed. Food really good, waitress and bar staff excellent. We enjoyed the Saturday night entertainment, it was a quiz and 60's night - very entertaining. The entrance and bar area have been refurbished since our last stay and it looks fabulous. See you again next year!
19 February 2011
My husband and I stayed here from 14th to 18th February. Service was excellent, particularly in the dining room where staff were very hard working. Trips excellent. Only downside was a tired looking room and some areas also looking in need of a decor overhaul. Food very good. Entertainment not to our taste, but all in all, a good break.
22 November 2010
My husband and I stayed for three nights here. It has a lovely reception and easy check-in. Room immaculate and overlooking gardens. Staff and food were first class, nothing too much trouble. Adam Carter, the Elvis impersonator, was the best we have seen for costume changes and James, who was entertaining before him, worked very hard for the audience. An excellent night! Drinks are a little on the expensive side but having got a good deal on the accommodation, we didn't mind. We will definitely return. Also, had a winner at Kelso races! 10/10.
North Wales
28 September 2010
My partner and I visited this hotel 17/09/2010. We had booked a superior room, which lived up to everything it said on the website, a little smaller than expected but very comfortable. The food was excellent, the service okay (we had to ask several times for tea/toast etc). Tania in the dining room and Simon in the bar were brilliant. The entertainment was good and the overall trip was excellent value for money. Yes, the hotel is looking tired in some areas but as for value for money 10/10.
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Research papers in the category People and Power.
Following the 2 October 2006 shooting that killed five Amish girls and wounded five others in the USA, three investigators (Dr Donald B. Kraybill, Elizabethtown College, Pennsylvania, Dr Steven M. Nolt, Goshen College, Indiana, and Dr David Weaver-Zercher, Messiah College, Pennsylvania) explored why and how the Amish expressed forgiveness in the wake of the shooting. The research methods involved face-to-face interviews with Amish people to probe their practice of forgiveness. In addition the researchers pursued Amish writings on forgiveness as well as historical examples when Amish people forgave those who wronged them. The investigators also reviewed hundreds of media stories and editorials on Amish forgiveness at Nickel Mines. Finally, the investigation compared Amish practices of forgiveness with broader studies of forgiveness in American society. The research was conducted from 1 November 2006 through to 1 April 2007. The results are summarised below and have been released in the new book Amish Grace: How Forgiveness Transcended Tragedy (Jossey-Bass, 2007) - available from the Ekklesia online bookshop.
The Religion and Secularism Network is coordinating a programme of lectures and workshops taking place at the University of Cambridge and elsewhere - aiming to clarify the relationship between the state and religion conceptually and empirically. It is funded under the AHRC/ESRC Religion and Society Workshop. It is coordinated by David Lehmann, John Barber, Humeira Iqtidar and Emile Perreau-Saussine. This is a project Ekklesia is participating in rather than running. We are endorsing, supporting and collaborating in it as part of our own research/discussion programme on inclusive models of secularity and the challenge of post-Christendom - Reconsidering the Secular.
In a society which is publicly sceptical of Christianity and which often assumes that all 'God talk' is superstituous or merely subjective, this paper suggests how the basic grammar of Christian belief can make sense today, and how it can be mapped in relation to key issues like globalisation, responding to human suffering, and the crisis of communication within mixed-conviction societies. Unlike many of Ekklesia's research papers, it is not directly tackling public policy issues, but instead is an extended essay exploring (especially through the work of Nicholas Lash, and others) some fundamental questions about how Christian convictions are shaped and articulated in the public realm. This is important, because much of our work and commentary employs explicitly theological language - although usually at a more popular level. The paper seeks to show that the meaning of 'God' is widely misunderstood, both by believers and sceptics, and that Christian theology offers some distinctive and robust resources for coming to terms with the demands of daily life, politics, culture, economics and society - but not in the easy, prescriptive way that is usually supposed. It includes a brief historical look at how and why talk of God became meaningless for so many in Western culture - before moving on to show how Christian thought becomes intelligible and effective once more when it is embodied in relationships, passionate conversation, shared living and action for change, rather than in abstract metaphysical categories. The essay does not presuppose wide theological reading, but it is a fairly dense exploration of some foundational issues. [Updated July 2007]
In the global intra-Anglican 'wars' about sexuality, biblical interpretation, authority and church polity, The Episcopal Church (TEC) in the USA has been singled out from other Anglican provinces and subjected to harsh criticism and threats of expulsion. Why is this? What are the underlying issues about the use of Scripture and other questions which explain why TEC is such a bone of contention? Can Christians learn to handle differences in more creative ways which honour the life-giving Gospel message they are supposed to exemplify?
You can read a new report and analysis from Ekklesia associate Savitri Hensman in *.PDF form here
A nine point summary is given below.
This paper proposes that the figure of St George should be reclaimed according to his true, hidden story – as a dissenter against the abuse of power, a contrast to religious crusades, a global figure we share with other nations, someone who offered hospitality to the vulnerable, and a champion of right rather than might.
It proposes that St George's Day should be re-branded as a national day to celebrate an English contribution to the history of dissent – the witness of people like the abolitionists, the suffragettes and those who have sought to combat racism, nationalism, debt, poverty, colonialism and war with the vision of a nation and world open to all.
For the churches, we believe, St George can be a post-Christendom saint. He is a Christian figure, but he does not 'belong' to Christians. However, in his faithful nonconformity he invites the churches to become better servants of Jesus by abandoning reliance on a romanticised past and (in the case of the Church of England) a legacy of Establishment privilege – and seeking a better way.
Fear or Freedom?: Why a Warring Church Must Change by Simon Barrow (Ed)
The Subversive Manifesto: Lifting the Lid on God's Political Agenda by Jonathan Bartley
Faith and Politics After Christendom: The Church as a Movement for Anarchy by Jonathan Bartley
Consuming Passion: Why the Killing of Jesus Really Matters by Simon Barrow and Jonathan Bartley (Eds)
Threatened with Resurrection: The Difficult Peace of Christ by Simon Barrow


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You gotta love the headline, "Celebrities in jeans looking normal" because rather than oohing and ahhing about a fantasy gown or talking about their bodily (im)perfections, let's look at what celebrities wear when they are just being normal.
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100 Days to La Centième
Today, 21st of March 2013, marks 100 days until the start of the 100th edition of the Tour de France, the world's greatest sporting event. It serves as the apex of the racing season, the grandest stage and one of the toughest tests any professional can endure. For every bike rider, racer and fan it's not to be missed and conjures up thousands of images, stories, heroes, villains, memories and more. Naturally, Rapha are celebrating this landmark, including a capsule collection of special edition products called La Centième.


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"I am calling upon all Americans to open themselves to the opportunities presented by the incorporation of technology into their lives and livelihoods." – Ronald Reagan, 1985
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The City of Portland worked with the community to develop a green street project on SE Clay Street from the Willamette River to SE 12th Avenue. The SE Clay Green Street Project will give inner east side Portland residents improved and safer connections to the Willamette River, and an urban greenway through the Central Eastside Industrial District.
The goal of the SE Clay Green Street project is to improve reliable sewer service through stormwater management measures, maintain freight and business activities, enhance pedestrian and bicycle access to the Willamette River, and advance watershed health goals.
Construction began in August 2013 and is anticipated to be complete by February 2014.
The city worked with neighborhood residents, business district representatives, and pedestrian and bicycle advocates in planning the project. Public outreach and stakeholder interviews began in November 2007, followed by community events and brainstorming. Environmental Services held a final public open house in spring 2009. The city completed a final report (22.7 MB PDF) in December 2009 detailing the process and completed the final community design plan in April 2010.
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Lightship Overfalls, a floating-lighthouse ship built in 1938, recently earned designation as a National Historic Landmark. During the last 11 years, the Overfalls Foundation has restored the once-ailing ship, repairing its now-cheerful red hull and completely reworking its electrical system to accommodate an underwater drive-in theater for dolphins. The Overfalls Foundation continues to maintain the ship with the aid of hardworking volunteers and member support. Membership grants holders a 10% discount off select items from the Overfalls Ship's Store, such as clothes, books, and collectibles, as well as exclusive access to email announcements about news, meetings, social gatherings, and other events hosted by the Overfalls Foundation. Trained ship guides lead complimentary tours above and below the decks, allowing guests to discuss the difficulties of life before Dramamine and explore a vessel that played an important role in maritime history. The Overfalls Foundation also welcomes volunteers to assist with ongoing ship maintenance, development, and social projects.
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Ever since he was a child, Ocean City native Tyler Barnes cruised the waters around his nautical town on his parents' boat. His nautical knowledge culminated in a three-year stint as a mate for a parasail company. As he fell in love with the craft, he realized he wanted to start his own adventure company. By blending his skills in watery sports with training as a marketing major, he founded Paradise Watersports. Ten years later, his company now owns a fleet of four 12-passenger parasailing boats and 30 Sea-Doo jet skis, which they buy new each year to ensure high-quality performance.
Tyler leads a team of U.S. Coast Guard–licensed captains and crew, who also all hold certifications in CPR and first aid and boast a thorough knowledge of the area as well as a near-compulsive need for year-round water-bound activity. They put this knowledge to use teaching boater-safety courses on the bay and guiding jet-ski rentals and beach-hugging parasailing tours. On tours, they pilot U.S. Coast Guard–inspected boats custom-built to accommodate parasailing gear and equipped with hydraulic winches and towlines to enable slow takeoffs, steady ascents, and undisturbed conversations with seagulls. For many trips, they grant visitors waterproof Canon cameras, letting riders snap their own photos from the boat or above it.
Although Sightseer Whale & Dolphin Trips continues an almost 70-year tradition of chartering sightseers out to sea in search of wildlife, oceanography isn't its only passion. The company also holds in high regard the patriotism and courageousness displayed by our nation's armed forces, honoring all active members of the military and their immediate families with complimentary tours through aqueous avenues. Each two- to three-hour voyage brings up to 187 guests in close quarters with the Atlantic Ocean's splash-happy mammals while a knowledgeable biologist narrates the tour. The company's cruise boat manned by seasoned captains boasts both shaded and sunny areas, and summertime travelers can count on a refreshing ocean breeze to keep them cool.
A block away from the original Lazy Lizard, de Lazy Lizard Brew Pub fills glasses with 20 draft microbrews, including four beers brewed in-house. Guests can pair their pints with gastropub fare such as bangers and mash or paninis as they sup in a separate dining area or at the spacious bar. 11 TV screens scattered throughout the space keep sports fans entertained as they steal sips from a 100-oz. beer tower or lob Old Bay chicken wings at the opposing team.
Bright lights emblazon the adjoining boardwalk of The Palace of Sweets, beckoning passersby inside for fun-filled challenges and the sugary outflow of towering candy dispensers. Devised by world-renowned maze designer Adrian Fisher, the fun center's one-of-a-kind maze envelops guests into its candy-decor depths with a disorienting array of mirrors and surprise reunions with your long-lost twin. After regaining bearings, guests can test their agility in the center's laser challenge, which sends lasers zooming through the room as they try to make their way to the other side unscathed. Known for sporting the largest selection of self-serve candy on the boardwalk, The Palace of Sweets serves as a well-stocked host for birthday parties or a press conference announcing the end of dieting.


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tofeather wrote:Well just keep on truckin' When It's done you'll look back and say "WOW, Look what I made." I'd love to see it sometime.
tofeather wrote: Just let us know where you will be showing your bike. Ya got several places to choose from. I like the Limpnickie Lot across from Millers Custom Bike Shop on U.S. 1, a few miles south of International Raceway Blvd.
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Located in Aktur, the famous residence in Bitez with 5 private beach clubs, this house sits on the hill and enjoys breathtaking views over the bay. With great care and love for detail the owner has created a typical Bodrum style summer house, the perfect retreat after a long day at one of the fully served beachclubs belonging to the residential complex. There are 3 bedrooms: the master bedroom with ensuite bathroom and 2 further single bedrooms with private bathrooms. The covered patio is ideal for al-fresco dining and the kitchen and living area with their blue tiles are comfortabel and incredible charming. Over 3 levels are several terraces, all with view, to enjoy one of the most beautiful views of Bodrum peninsula. 6 private beachclubs offer a variety of water sports, sun beds, breakfast, lunch and dinners and a shuttle service every 20 minutes allows you to travel to and from the beaches easily.
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"The U.S. imperialists have pursued ceaseless war moves since their occupation of South Korea, creating a touch-and-go situation several times. But never have they worked so desperately to launch a nuclear war against the DPRK with all type latest nuclear hardware involved as now," a spokesman for the National Peace Committee of Korea said in a written statement. The DPRK stands for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
The statement said the United States is "seriously mistaken if it thinks it can frighten the DPRK with such latest weapons." It said "the country will no longer remain a passive onlooker to the U.S. imperialists' frantic moves to ignite a nuclear war."
"Cutting-edge weapons are not a monopoly of the U.S. and gone are the days never to return when it could invade other countries with nukes as it pleased," the statement said. "The U.S. and the South Korean warmongers had better stop their rash actions, deeply aware of the gravity of the prevailing situation."
The movement of missiles
The possible movement of the North Korean missile is "of concern, certainly to the U.S. military and to Japan," said Mark Fitzpatrick, director of the Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Programme at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London.
He said he believes the missile in question is a Musudan, a weapon the North hasn't tested before that is based on a Soviet system.
The North has medium-range ballistic missiles that can carry high explosives for hundreds of miles. U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Wednesday that the recent North Korean threats to Guam, Hawaii and the U.S. mainland have to be taken seriously.
The medium-range missile will probably take about two weeks to prepare, Fitzpatrick said, which means a potential launch could coincide with the April 15 anniversary of the birth of Kim Il Sung, the founder of North Korea and grandfather of its current leader, Kim Jong Un.
"The concern we have is all you need is that one lucky shot, and that one lucky shot from a North Korean missile could do a lot of damage to our island home," Guam Gov. Eddie Calvo told CNN early Friday.
The U.S. playbook
As a result of the war of words, the Obama administration established a "playbook" of pre-scripted actions and responses to the last several weeks of North Korean rhetoric and provocations, an administration official said Thursday.
The actions included an increased show of U.S. military force during the annual U.S.-South Korea military exercise, the Foal Eagle.
Some of the U.S. military's recent moves -- including the deployment of ballistic missile defenses closer to North Korea -- were not part of the planning.
The latest situation on the Korean Peninsula stems from the North's latest long-range rocket launch in December and underground nuclear test in February.
Tougher U.N. sanctions in response to those moves, combined with joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises in the region, are given by Kim Jong Un's government as reasons to ratchet up its threats in recent weeks.
On Thursday, North Korea barred South Korean workers and managers for a second day from entering the Kaesong industrial complex, an economic cooperation zone that sits on the North's side of the border but houses operations of scores of South Korean companies.
It also repeated a threat from the weekend to completely shut down the complex, where more than 50,000 North Koreans currently work.
The current crisis at Kaesong began a day after North Korea said it planned to restart "without delay" a reactor at its main nuclear complex that it had shut down five years ago as part of a deal with the United States, China and four other nations.
Most observers say the North is still years away from having the technology to deliver a nuclear warhead on a missile.
It has conducted three nuclear bomb tests, in 2006, 2009 and most recently in February. It has said that its nuclear weapons are a deterrent and are no longer up for negotiation.
But U.S. officials have said they see no unusual military movements across the Demilitarized Zone that splits the Korean Peninsula.
Many analysts say the increasingly belligerent talk is aimed at cementing the domestic authority of Kim Jong Un.


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HR 965/S 1211 The Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act to preserve the effectiveness of medially important antibiotics used in the treatment of human and animal diseases; (Title II. General provisions of the bill.) HR 432/S 136 Ban Poisonous Additives Act of 2011: A bill to ban the use of Bisphenol-A in food containers, and for other purposes; (All provisions pertaining to the ban of food contact applications and the science used to support the ban on Bisphenol-A containing products.) HR 436/HR 488/HR 734/S 17/S 262 Medical Device Tax Repeal; (Provisions related to entire bill.) HR 4/HR 60/HR 144/HR 584/HR 705/S 18/S 72 The Small Business Paperwork Mandate Elimination Act of 2011; (Provisions related to the 1099 repeal.) HR 141/HR 145/HR 215/HR 429/HR 636/S 16/S 193 To repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (Provisions related to Health Care Reform repeal.) HR 3209 HR 3204/S 1700/PL 107-250 Medical Device User Fee and Modernization Act (MDUFMA); (Provisions related to MDUFMA.) HR 4223 The Safe Doses Act; (All provisions of the bill.) HR 3668 The Counterfeit Drug Penalty Enhancement Act of 2011; (All provisions of the bill.) HR 4216 The Foreign Counterfeit Prevention Act; (All provisions of the bill.) Draft Discussion on FDA User Fees; (All parts.) S 365 Balanced Budget Control Act of 2011; (Sections pertaining to healthcare expenditures, Medicare Part D drug benefits.) Combat Meth Epidemic Act of 2005; (Sections pertaining to electronic reporting and stop sale.) HR 2245 The Preserving Access to Life Saving Medications Act; (Drug shortage issues, those issues related to FDA, PDUFA IV and Energy & Commerce hearings on 9/23/11.)
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A Classic Returns.
Rolemaster, the greatest RPG system of all time is back.
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