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Smile - Smirk - Grin - Simper
Here at Hoybjerg Family Orthodontics, your journey towards a perfect smile is more than just our mission. Our greatest joy is getting to see you smile with pride and confidence. The Hoybjerg Family Orthodontic offices in Sacramento, Modesto, Roseville, and Placerville are ready to serve you. We pride ourselves on how we treat our patients and the fun, relaxed atmosphere we create. Dr. Christian Hoybjerg leads a family-oriented, family-friendly practice made up of caring team members that really love what they do. Many of our staff members have been with this practice for over ten years!
Our Sacramento orthodontic office offers all of the treatment options below to our patients:
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Silver Dollar City is not so quietly building a giant wooden coaster (rumored to be named Outlaw), presumably to open in 2013. While there have been no hints thrown at the coaster community about what might possibly be in store for next year, it's quite hard to ignore the photos below posted at SDCFans.com.
No, your eyes do not deceive you. The drop really is that steep! I can feel my stomach coming out of my mouth already.
Here's the first drop from another angle.
Be sure to head to SDCFans.com to see more amazing photos of this coaster. Hopefully within the next couple of weeks we will learn more details about this wooden giant at Silver Dollar City.


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Git can feel extremely unnatural to those who came from Bazaar. Only after a lot of advice from friends, the right tools and a few months of intensive usage did I feel confident enough to use it without fear. Many are probably in the same boat as me though, so I took a couple of hours to clean up my personal notes and make a proper "crash course" tutorial for Git in the Pitivi context. I have also made a nice video on how to use interactive rebase, if you're interested.
6 thoughts on "Surviving Git"
The "git-new-workdir" utility that ships in git's "contrib/workdir" directory might be worth special mention. It allows you to have multiple working directories for a git repo instead of just one, which is great if you're frequently switching between branches. I typically keep one working directory per branch: one for "master", another for the latest stable branch, and additional ones for any feature branches I'm hacking on.
Coming from a CVS/Subversion background, git and it's one-branch-at-a-time model felt very confining to me until I discovered that tool.
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Coming mostly from svn/bazaar-ng, I feel a little lost sometimes when working with git. -
bazaar is completely broken
luckily only canonical uses it
When I read "feel confident enough to use it without fear" I immediately thought of this:
"Being aware of git reflog will make you feel that much more comfortable when running commands that alter history. Just remember, as long as you've committed it, it's still there!"
– http://gitfu.wordpress.com/2008/04/06/git-reflog-no-commits-left-behind/


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Countdown to Obamacare: What Employers Should Tell You About Your Coverage
Tweet Share on Facebook September 25, 2013 CommentEditor's Note: This is part of a continuing series counting down to the Oct. 1 launch for new state health insurance exchanges that have been created to help people find coverage and meet the requirement for mandatory health insurance that takes effect Jan. 1, 2014. Read part one "How Will My Health Insurance Change?" part two "A Consumer's Toolbox" and part three "The Penalties for Uninsured Americans." See "A Consumer's Guide to Obamacare."
The Affordable Care Act will have an enormous impact on employer health insurance policies, but it's not expected to make a big difference in 2014 – the first year the mandate to have health insurance will be in effect.
Still, employers remain a major source of information about Obamacare, and many are offering resources to help explain the state health insurance exchanges set to open Oct. 1. "They anticipate that their employees will have lots of questions as they see lots of advertising about the exchanges," says Tracy Watts, the national leader for health reform at Mercer, which advises employers and helps administer employee benefit programs.
Countdown to Obamacare: The Penalties for Uninsured Americans
Tweet Share on Facebook September 23, 2013 CommentEditor's Note: This is part of a continuing series counting down to the Oct. 1 launch for new state health insurance exchanges that have been created to help people find coverage and meet the requirement for mandatory health insurance that takes effect Jan. 1, 2014. See part one "How Will My Health Insurance Change?" and part two "A Consumer's Toolbox."
Effective Jan. 1, 2014, Obamacare requires all eligible individuals, including children, to have health insurance. Failure to be insured can trigger a penalty fee of $95 per adult and $47.50 per child in 2014. If you have individual coverage but your dependent children aren't insured, you can still face penalties on them.
No one knows how many Americans will be without health insurance in 2014. A 2012 estimate by the Congressional Budget Office estimated that about 30 million Americans will not have insurance in 2016, and roughly 6 million of them will face penalties. The penalties for individuals are expected to increase each year, and the uninsured will have to pay either a fee or percent of household income (whichever is greater).
Countdown to Obamacare: A Consumer's Toolbox
Tweet Share on Facebook September 20, 2013 CommentEditor's Note: This is part of a continuing series counting down to the Oct. 1 launch for new state health insurance exchanges that have been created to help people find coverage and meet the requirement for mandatory health insurance that takes effect Jan. 1, 2014. The first piece of the series was "How Will My Health Insurance Change?"
Since the Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010, Tracy Watts has become a walking encyclopedia of the incredibly complex provisions of the law.
Yet even after three years of immersing herself in the world of Obamacare, Watts uses cheat sheets to make sure her explanations of the law are accurate. "It's way too complicated for me to remember everything," says Watts, the national health care spokeswoman for Mercer, a consulting firm that advises mostly large employers on their employee benefit needs.
Countdown to Obamacare: How Will My Health Insurance Change?
Tweet Share on Facebook September 18, 2013 CommentEditor's Note: This is the first part in a continuing series counting down to the Oct. 1 launch for new state health insurance exchanges that have been created to help people find coverage and meet the requirement for mandatory health insurance that takes effect Jan. 1, 2014.
There is a rising drumbeat of attention focused on Tuesday, Oct. 1 – the date when online state health exchanges are supposed to be up and running. While Americans will be required to have health insurance beginning next year, the exchanges, or online marketplaces, will provide early enrollment services and allow people time to shop around.
However, nothing about health insurance will actually change on Oct. 1. Consumer navigators and health care experts throughout the country are still being trained to help consumers understand the exchanges and other provisions of the law, and some exchanges say they will not really be operating as planned by that date.
[Read: Do You Need Health Insurance If You Have Medicare or Medicaid?]
The Rush to Solve Long-Term Care Needs, Funding Issues
Tweet Share on Facebook September 16, 2013 CommentReceiving the proper care and being able to afford it rank at the top of people's concerns about getting older. Meanwhile, long-term care and support services represent a growing unfunded liability for the U.S. government.
Studies have concluded that roughly 70 percent of older Americans will require an extended period of long-term care at some point in their lives. Such care is needed for daily activities, including bathing, toileting, dressing, walking and eating. These care expenses are not, contrary to the belief of many people, covered by Medicare insurance. They are covered by Medicaid, but seniors are not eligible for this program until they have spent nearly all their assets.
Private long-term care insurance is purchased by less than 10 percent of seniors, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research. Besides being expensive, it often does not come close to paying for someone's long-term care needs. In the past few years, some large insurers have stopped selling new policies, and other insurers have sharply raised their rates.
Tools to Better Understand Your 401(k)
Tweet Share on Facebook September 11, 2013 CommentThe Lifetime Income Disclosure Act proposed in May seems to have a reasonable objective: help people determine how much retirement income would be produced by their 401(k). For years, financial experts have touted the benefits of helping consumers understand their retirement trajectories. Otherwise, how will they know if they're on the right track to a successful retirement?
Reasonable or not, the legislation has become a perennial in the garden of consumer finance proposals. It gets introduced. Consumer groups applaud it. Investment firms say the goal has merit. Then they raise a host of operational problems in implementing such a law. Leading the list is their opposition to pretty much any government mandate. They prefer voluntary compliance.
[Read: How to Take Control of Your 401(k).]
Longevity Annuities Growing in Popularity
Tweet Share on Facebook September 9, 2013 CommentThe risks of living longer is a problem of our times – stemming from significant longevity gains that could result in retirements lasting 30 years or even longer. Making sure you have enough money for those later years is challenging, especially since it's difficult to judge how long you'll live.
Beginning several years ago, MetLife and several other companies pioneered an annuity that addressed this problem. These offerings became known informally as longevity insurance.
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Living with ALS: The Caregiver's Burdens
Tweet Share on Facebook September 6, 2013 CommentThis is the sixth installment in a series about Hollister Lindley , a 62-year-old resident of Richmond, Va., and how she is changing the way she lives after being diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a fatal condition also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Read "Living with ALS" part one "One Day at a Time," part two "Money Issues Need Care as Well," part three "Medical Gains Can't Come Fast Enough," part four "Learning to Live with Limits" and part five "Seeking Independence and Identity." See Lindley's "Life in Pictures."
RICHMOND, Va. – Rich Kern met Hollister Lindley in December 2007 through Match.com. "We just clicked," he says of their first encounter, "and it just took off from there."
Hollister, extroverted with many social connections and a love for food and restaurants (she wrote reviews for a local magazine), paired well with the more reserved Rich. She fell in love with an enormous house that needed loads of work, but they bought it and she dove into the project. Rich, who's also 62, went with the flow, which also seems to be how he copes with her illness.
Why Caregivers Are an Endangered Species
Tweet Share on Facebook September 4, 2013 CommentWith the oldest baby boomers now age 67, it will not be long before the generation begins needing old-age care. Even a healthy 80-year-old is likely to need assistance. Due in part to America's rising obesity problem, baby boomers are not as healthy as the generation before them. They may live longer as a result of advances in medical care and pharmaceutical breakthroughs, but they will need ever-increasing amounts of care.
At the same time, the traditional family pool of caregivers is drying up. Families have been getting smaller for a long time. More people are living alone, and large numbers of boomers currently providing family care to their loved ones will wind up becoming large numbers of boomers needing care themselves. When that happens, the baby bust generation will be hard-pressed to provide the help that's needed.


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Busan Restaurants
OASE Seafood Buffet
OASE Seafood Buffet Review
It's impossible for any seafood lover to visit the Jagalchi fish market and not indulge in a freshly caught meal; the OASE Seafood Buffet is a family friendly and easily accessible place to start. Located on the 5th and 6th floors of the market building, the seafood stalls on the floors below are culled daily in order to create about 100 dishes; choose from Japanese sushi and sashimi, western-style dishes like pizza and pasta, or more traditional Korean fare. The harbor views are lovely but only for a few lucky tables; it's possible to call ahead and ask to reserve one. The restaurant closes at 9pm, so this is not the spot for late-night dining.
- Address: Jagalchi Market Building, 5F-6F, 4-31-7 Nampo-dong , Jung-gu, Busan, 600-046 | Map It
- Phone: 051/248–7777
- Website: www.oasebusan.co.kr
- Location: Busan
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Archive for "history"
Black Confederates in Oakwood?
The Lost Soldiers in this week's Style Weekly looks into the possibility of black Confederates buried in Oakwood: It was late May 2002, says Davis, a Hampton-based independent historian, when she showed up at the administrative offices for Richmond's cemeteries, then managed by a woman named Patricia Taylor. Davis, who is black, was researching the […]
Richmond's worst year?
Richmond bottomed out in 1994: one city councilman went off to rehab for his heroin problem and another was in hot water for not paying utilities and renting out condemned property, enrollment at VCU dropped, the city recorded the nation's 19th largest population decline since 1980, Richmond made the wrong end of Money Magazine's Best […]
On murder in Richmond (1971-2010)
No one was killed in Richmond in June 2010. Going back to at least 1980, Richmond has only had three months without any homicides. Each of these quiet months has come in the last 8 months, and 2 of them have come in 2010.
Fairmount School (circa 1950s)
An undated photo (circa 1949-1961) of the Fairmount School/Helen Dickinson (at 22nd and T Streets) from the Library of Virginia's Adolph B. Rice Studio Collection.
Lillian Madison (June 25, 1863 – March 13, 1885)
The Shockoe Examiner tells the tale of "one of the most famous Richmond murder cases of its time".
Ethel Bailey Furman recognized as one of the Virginia Women in History 2010
We missed recognizing this earlier: Richmond architect Ethel Bailey Furman was profiled as one of the Virginia Women in History 2010 by the Library of Virginia.
Richmond 1919
A pre-interstate map of Richmond published by The Automobile Blue Book Publishing Company in 1919.


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New Hudson Motorcycles |
Made in Britain 1909 - 1957 |
Formed in about 1890 by George Patterson to build bicycles, the Birmingham
factory built their first powered machine in the 1903 using a clip-on Minerva
engine. Their first motorcycles appeared in 1909 (or 1910), fitted with
engines. By the 1920's they were achieving competition success at the TT
and also at Brooklands. Bert Le Vack took over racing development in 1927,
and in that year became the first rider to lap Brooklands at over 100mph
on a 500cc machine.
They manufactured their own SV and OHV single cylinder engines of 350
to 600cc, and also a Levis-powered two-stroke of
211cc which was apparently first offered in 1914, and then again in 1920
and 1921 being the first model offered after cessation of hostilities.
It was an exceedingly difficult time for George as one of his two sons
had been killed and the other lost a leg in the war. The family sold the
factory to Mr. H.J.Bructon shortly after the end of the Great War.
In addtion to the range of motorcycles, they built three-wheelers with
engines. The firm was taken over by the BSA concern early in the depression
era, and by 1933 they had ceased production of motorcycles but continued
to produce Girling brake and suspension components.
In 1940 they built the New Hudson Autocycle, and this was apparently
later rebadged as a BSA.
1927 Vitesse Special
The AutoCycle of the 1950's had Villiers
engines and was produced at 47 Armoury Rd, Birmingham.
More on the history of New Hudson
Thu Dec 22 2011
Tue Oct 04 2011
We want to find out what our 1952 New Hudson Autocycle is worth.
It is original but in need of some repairs.
Sun May 15 2011
Thu May 19 2011
Sun Mar 20 2011
Mon May 31 2010
Please join... It's free !
Tue Mar 23 2010
Mon Dec 28 2009
Sun Nov 29 2009
Sun Aug 09 2009
Fri Jul 24 2009
Sat Apr 11 2009
Sat Mar 21 2009
Mon Jan 12 2009
Wed Dec 10 2008
Mon Nov 17 2008
I will try your suggested sites but hope you can also help.
Tue Oct 21 2008
Fri Aug 29 2008
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Mon Mar 10 2008
Sat Feb 02 2008
Thu Nov 08 2007
Sept 11th 2007
best wishes
Sat Sep 02 2006
New Hudson
New Hudson
New Hudson
Wed May 10 2006
RNM Grounds was famed for racing against a Tiger Moth at a race course
in Dunedin.
Brief History of the Marque: New Hudson
1928 models 81, 82, 83, 84 SV 346cc and 496cc
1928 models 85, 86, 87, 88 OHV 346cc and 496cc
1929 OHV models had Webb forks, SV models had Druid forks.
1930 model 91 lightweight with 250cc OHV; model 100 with sloper engine
1932 350cc New Hudson M31, Moss 4 speed box, sidevalve engine.
1932 346cc New Hudson M34 sidevalve, sloper engine.
Spare Parts
New Hudson 1929 Model 86
I am restoring a 1929 Model 86 and am looking for a cast alloy chain
guard & the emblem/badge that fits onto the magneto chain cover. Does
anybody know where these parts may be obtained? Thanks Graham Bull.
British Columbia Canada
The page on Vintage
Motorcycle Values may prove helpful.
parts needed
new hudson 1954/6 autocycle
We need a rear wheel bearing cup, these are the small ones that you
adjust up (would be happy with a complete spindle and one of the
pair of headstock bearing cups and a petrol cap please anyone able to help.
Many thanks
new hudson
new hudson 98cc auto cycle 1953
need parts any suggestions please full restoration so all caskets and
bearings also looking for side panels help?
southampton england
new hudson autocycle
Is there a place I can get some parts for this bike? is there
a place to look to find more info as my dad gave this bike to me and I
dont know much about it.
Alberta, Canada
Forum for New Hudsons
New Hudson All Models
New forum for New Hudson owners.
no fire at the plug
New Hudson Advert 98cc 1950
My Bike has a new coil&condenser points are good shape timming
is good
Dieppe New Brunswick Canada
Engine type
New Hudson 1914 v-twin
Could someone please advise if the engines used in these models were
JAP on NH's own motor? Thanks
New Hudson 1926 flat tanker
information and parts and photos
Wanted, presumeably. Ed.
new hudson 80
I am looking for a service manual for a 1929 model 80 New Hudson motorcycle.
Can anyone help?
new hudson autocycle tires
new hudson uatocycle
looking for a source for 2.25 X 21 inch tires -PLEASE
There is a selection of tyre resources here:
Vintage Motorcycle
new hudson 1942
98cc autocycle 1942 autocycle
looking for parts seat, chain gaurd new bearings for wheels
new zealand
New Hudson Web
1909-1933 all
I have found a web site about New Hudson motorbikes, see http://newhudson.wz.cz
new hudson project
new hudson ?
i have aquired a motor , gear box , frame & box of bits eng
no is nf560 . the only number i can read on the frame is at the rear of
the diamond , m16954 can you please assist with any infomation or whereabouts
of parts kind regards roley
queensland aust.
villiers engine parts
new hudson 1951 autocycle
can you advise a source as I am going to do a complete rebuild.can
send photos of cycle which was sold in the T Eaton department store catalogue
toronto, canada
See under Villiers
for more information
New hudson Unknown
Need year of manufacture. FRAME: MC 7381 I
think it's a C and not an O
This page has limited information on motorcycle
engine & frame numbers:
I have since stripped the bike and am in the process of rebuilding from
serial number information
ground up. Attached are some photos before I started.
new hudson
new hudson auto cycle 98cc
i have this bike in my garden and would love to do it up but do not
have the time or the money .so i would like it to go to a good home sa
this bike means a lot to me .please make me an ofter thanhk kenny
new hudson auto-cycle
restoreing a new-hudson,auto-cycle, what we are needing is pedals &
saddle. also a pedal spindel, as ours is bent.
cams & followers
New Hudson 1914 vee twin
I have a 1914 vee twin which is missing the cams & followers Need
help .
villiers crankshaft
new hudson 1950s
no on crank d8385/1 no on conrod is d8388 have new hudson 98cc auto
cycle will this fit thanks paul
Engine New Hudson
I'm the owner of an engine of about 500 cc from about 1927/1929.I think
it is a competition or race engine.It looks like the engine mounted to
the machine pictured with rider Grounds on it. To be sure of this all,i
would like to have some pictures of New Hudson racing engines of the period.
Could you send me some photographs?
new hudson exhaust
1954 new hudson autocycle villiers 2f engine
I am looking for a supplier of a front pipe and round silencer for
the above machine,could you help in this matter.
Ron Bailey
Thanks for prompt reply,enclosed picture as requested,the bike is now
stripped down and is undergoing renovation.
Hudson 1954 Autocycle
subject: New Hudson Autocycle
Email: narrativecliftoncentre
message: Hi
I'm trying find out the value of a New Hudson autocyle - last registered
in 1942. Motor turns over. I can send a picture if it's of assistance.
If you know of others / clubs I should contact I'd welcome your assistance
- it's not a classic car and not a classic motorbike so finding some good
advice is proving difficult.
can you identify the following bikes
Villier's engine
No. plate SPU 602
Frame no. ZE 49
Engine no. 801 16840
Villier's engine
No. plate TTW 120
Frame no. ZE 33
Engine no. 171 A21177
Villier's engine
No. plate 211 RTW
Engine no. 906B 3082
New Hudson Motorcycles
1932 500cc
I have recently aquired a 1932 New Hudson and wondered where ANY parts
may be found, new, used or other. It is mostly complete, running, but needs
cosmetic restoration.
Any help is appreciated.
Kindest Regards,
Jason Delacroix
Hudson R.N.M Grounds NZ
Hudson - LB Cigarette Card 32
Hudson 500 1932
Hudson Autocycle 98cc c1950
If you have a query about New Hudson motorcycles,
or wish to share your knowledge of these classic British machines, please
Contact us!
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Streaming Video And Sound
The trick with streaming video and sound is having the server space to accommodate it. Because of the cross-platform compatibility issues, and the expense of developing streaming content, companies that choose this route are usually in for the very long haul. Investors that dig in their heels with companies like this should be prepared for that risk.
YouTube grew to massive proportions in short order. Only 22 months after the site was conceived, and only 18 months after the first video was posted, the domain and its accompanying website were acquired by Google.com for $1.6-billion. Results not typical. Of course.
But that does not mean constructing such a network is out of bounds. What has happened is YouTube has become video central, but using it to feed a rich-media domain has become quite commonplace, such that niche markets have emerged across the web. In fact, starting an online media channel is far less costly than operating a low-powered radio station in a rural US market.
OldJewsTellingJokes.com: We're not joking!
One such example is OldJewsTellingJokes.com. Leveraging the gargantuan traffic of YouTube.com is an ideal way to gain startup traffic that returns to a content-rich domain. Eventually, people bookmark the domain with original content and return there, rather than YouTube.
By taking advantage of the YouTube philosophy of user-drive content, OldJewsTellingJokes.com has become a powerhouse marketing domain, using videos as the draw, engaging users who then purchase an array of marketing products that further spread the domain name to unsuspecting joke lovers!
That kind of strategy that has worked with TheOnion.com, a parody newspaper that made a successful transition from print in the 20th Century to digital in the 21st. It is a strategy that has worked for KhanAcademy.org.
Whether you invest for medium-term or long-term, streaming content has benefits depending upon whether you invest inteh domain or the companies that produce the content. Sometimes the domain and website developers also create their own video feeds. Be aware, though, that content development can be one of the slowest ROI models in the arena of technology investments. Though, as with the YouTube example, there are time when the extreme opposite scenario manifests.
That being said, content development, handled properly, is one of the most lucrative long-term investment strategies because it offers an opportunity to capitalize on emerging trends, thereby capturing the audience hungry for the content you offer.


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"Zombie Bees in British Columbia"
The term "zombie bees" refers to bees infected by a parasitic fly that causes them to move in erratic flight patterns during the night. There have been sightings of swarms of this parasite infected bees across the United States Pacific Northwest. You may ask yourself, "How is this relevant to my wine?" The infection often leads to colony collapse disorder, which puts an enormous amount of stress on pollinators.
"Alcohol and Breast Cancer Link Complicated by Hormone Replacement Therapy"
A new study published by the American Association for Cancer Research medical journal challenges the idea that alcohol consumption alone is a major risk factor for breast cancer in post-menopausal women. The place of alcohol in health has been ferociously debated since introduction of alcohol as a medical remedy of early man. Recently studies have shown that women who are being treated with hormone replacement therapy while consuming alcohol are much more likely to develop cancer than their counterparts.
However, the moderate consumption of alcohol has still shown to have beneficial effects on heart disease, and antioxidant levels in the blood. While there have been many studies pertaining to the links between alcohol and cancer, none of them have been deemed conclusive.
"Kiwi Sav Wins International Wine Award"
The Ned Sauvignon Blanc 2011 by Marisco Vineyards in the Waihopai Valley was crowned the Best in Show Sauvignon Blanc Under $20 at the Decanter World Wine Awards in London. The Decanter World Wine Awards received more than14,000 entries and were judged by 200 international wine experts.
"Positive Effects of Reservatrol Found in New Study"
A group of scientists from Arizona State University, the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, and Harvard Medical School, tested the effects of resveratrol on the lifespan, learning ability, and food perception in honeybees. The research has shown that the consumption of resveratrol changes the decision of food consumption as well as the amount of calories consumed.
Reservatrol is an anti-oxidant, which opens up the discussion of whether or not the controlled consumption of wine could diminish the damaging effects of free-radicals on the body. It also could effect insulin activity as well, which leads activities such as muscle growth and the controlling of the metabolic rate.
"Moderate Alcohol Consumption may Prevent Bone Loss"
The study displayed similar results to the Framingham Heart Study, which showed that people who consume one to two drinks per day have higher bone mineral density compared to heavy drinkers and non-drinkers. Unfortunately, the findings of this study apply to women exclusively.
The findings appear to display that that alcohol may slow down the bone turnover rate during a women's menopausal period. Jon Callaci, director of the Molecular and Cellular Bone Biology Laboratory says that, "Seven to nine drinks spread out over the course of a week may be beneficial for bone health, bit it is not a message you'd want to send to people under 25 who are still building bone mass."
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Denverâs Bug Theatre was originally built as a movie house in 1912 and passed through several different hands before landing in the hands of local artists Chandler Romeo and Reed Weimer. Since then, it has become a major venue for alternative arts, including movies, comedy, music and other performances.
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The Bug Theatre is Denver's most unique live theatre and film screening room.
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Thea puts on a great show - and Saturday the 26th if you show your ticket, pre-show before 7:30, over across the street at Patsy's - you will get 1/2 price, each person, one of the two specialty drinks Sherri, chief mixologist/bartender/greatlady, has crafted for the one-night event: either the Nun-Alcoholic Martini or the exotic The Habit Martini - just ask her for them - great... More >>
The Bug Theater is one of those super independent joints that is a diamond in the rough. You simple cannot miss at least 1 viewing of the 8 year running show "Freak Train" that is a variety show of the most entertaining sort. Open stage, 12 spots. Only one catch..a random "13th freak" is choosen every show and this person from the audience must perform for 5 min. You never know... More >>
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Grawlix stand-up comedy on the last Friday of every month. Doors at 10.
If you don't know the bug & you're into amateur &/or independent film, your missing something
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Customer Rating : 2/5
My first departure from Munich Airport (20.55 Friday Easyjet to Manchester) was a very poor experience. Indifferent signage from 'rental car return' made correct identification of Terminals 1 and 2 difficult. Easyjet check-in in Terminal 1 (section D) was about 100m from passport control in section C, where there was an enormous queue. Passport staff stopped work on numerous occasions since the small security area behind them was unable to cope with the volume of passengers. It was no surprise that passengers displayed impatience and despair given that the passport and security procedures took about one hour. Our Easyjet flight was delayed by about 45 minutes compounded by the fact that the airport departure staff had miscounted the number of passengers who had boarded the aircraft. A postscript of irritation was that a visit to the toilets from the departure area was via four flights of stairs to a lower floor.
Customer Rating : 4/5
I flew into MUC with Air Berlin with a layover of more than an hour for a connecting flight to CUN. Air Berlin is in Terminal 1. I had to go through Passport Control twice to get outside to the smoking section since there is no smoking kiosk in Terminal 1. I then had to go through Passport Control again to get back into the terminal for my connecting flight. The terminal is very clean and there is a small kiosk where I bought a sandwich.
Customer Rating : 5/5
I'm regular user at MUC-T2, which is a pleasure. Always clean, quiet. Within Schengen area (G zone) free warm drinks and all sorts of German & International newspapers in small galleys. Very easy transit, enough seats to rest and enjoy drink and papers. Enough shops and cafes. Security control sometimes too firm and pert, but nothing to be surprised with.
Well planned, easy to navigate, clean, efficient, very fast security/passport controls (perhaps the fastest that I have ever seen), excellent transport connections and a pleasant atmosphere. Simply a great airport and surely one of the best I have used. Not as amazing and glamorous as Changi but certainly deserves a place in global top-10.
I added a review about a month ago when I landed in MUC with Etihad. This time I flew Egyptair and landed in the Lufthansa (star alliance) terminal and as if I landed in a different airport altogether. The terminal offer much more space than the non-Star Alliance terminal. Passport control a breeze, baggage claim took around 20min to get the bags on carousel but not that bad, then out to exit. Definitely a far more civilized way to travel than the other terminal which I went through this time as well towards the parking and I saw the same mess I saw last time - lots of people, crowds and no space.
Customer Rating : 3/5
Flew out of Terminal 1 recently. A well resourced, efficient airport; very helpful passport and retail staff. I witnessed (and experienced) an appalling level of completely unnecessary rudeness to several customers from one member of the security staff, however. Had we had sufficient time we would have taken her name and reported her behavior, which was nothing short of bullying, to her manager. A real pity that the pleasant atmosphere of an otherwise customer centred German airport, where other members of security staff have been well trained to carry out a vital job with courtesy and professionalism, should be soured by a member of staff with a clear agenda to exercise her power to humiliate and intimidate paying passengers. A very poor last impression of Munich.
Beautiful airport, but if have short connections coming from a non-Schengen country to a Schengen country, avoid Munich. Distances are adapted to marathon runners, mobile walkways are scarce, cover only a fraction of the distance (if not under maintenance), lots of escalators.
Flying to and from Munich to Abu Dhabi with Etihad. This was my first experience with MUC and has left me with mixed feelings. The airport is very clean and fair amount of shopping.. nothing great but sufficient. Arrival from AUH with a full A330-200 (shorter version). The line for passport control was very long and slow. Only 2 passport control officers available and the containment area for the passengers was ridiculously small and claustrophobic even with lots of glass around opening the "area" optically. I cannot even imagine how would the place look like in the rush hour of if a couple of flights arrived at the same time. At departure the chaos was unbelievable. Again small containment area with check in counters (around 10 at a time) and passport control just next to them. So today around apx. 700 passengers stood in a chaotic and long and incredibly slow lined mixing with people trying to get to check in counters. 3 flights (London, Moscow and Izmir) were boarding so many passengers had to get to the front of the line to catch their flights. Passport control couldn't even process faster as the lines were stuck as Xrays were just behind the booths making the process even more painful. Will try again in a month and see if this is was just a "bad day" - but all in all a rather bad experience. And charging 1 EUR for trolleys might not sound a lot but it gives a very strange first impression.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 24 September 2009 by Paritosh Vasava
From and to Helsinki. Very efficient airport. Everything is easy to find. Very many stores for shopping. My luggage arrive on time and the security took less that 5 minutes during departure.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 18 July 2009 by P Kim
Departure from Terminal 1, B-Gate area, flying British Airways. B-Gates are separated from other Gate areas in the terminal and there is little choice of duty free shopping and dining/bar options available. I also wasn't able to use the priority pass lounges as a result. Toilet facilities are basic and not as clean as I would expect for an international airport. The Airport charges for use of luggage trolleys in the departure area regardless of whether you will return the trolley - anyway, odd to charge for a major international airport and when you have paid airport taxes. The security check was strange - after my bag went through the x-ray machine, it had to go through the x-ray machine again but with my bag open and in a position where everything could potentially fall out. The security staff did this without asking me first and without any apology or explanation. Overall, not a good experience.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 13 July 2009 by C Freeman
I have traveled through several times between US and Southern Africa and everything you might need en route is right there including train connection into Munich for the 12 or so daytime hours to kill between flights (US to Africa) and a great - if expensive - hotel for the necessary overnight stop on the return leg.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 23 June 2009 by Brian Hill
Customer Rating : 1/5
Arrived into Terminal 1 on Aer Lingus, totally chaotic. Followed the signs and were directed down an escalator into a tiny border control area which was then found to be closed; there was a serious danger of injuries as there were still people on the escalator even through the area was now over crowded. Eventually found an open border control at 21.00 on a Thursday but then discovered that the signs to the U-Bahn are less than visible; when we found the way, it is a very long walk to the station. On return, security is a joke; "empty everything out of your pockets including a plastic ball point pen" and still set the alarm off; my wife carries a nebuliser (basically a small compressor), needles and syringes, this passed through the scanner without any comment or question. MUC Terminal 1 is a joke!
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 12 May 2009 : by Kurt Müller
While the airport works very well, the multi-storey car parks do not. The problem is in their automatic parking bay indication system. This shows you available bays on floors where, in reality, there are none. Avoid following the arrows pointing to fewer than 5 bays on a floor, as you will waste your time searching for non-existent slots.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 27 April 2009 : by J Aberg
I know that Munich has been voted one of the best airports in Europe, and I understand why. It is very well laid-out, and very user-friendly. I would say it is as good as Frankfurt is bad. Therefore when flying Lufthansa and having to make a stop-over in Germany, I would pick Munich with no hesitation!
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 6 April 2009 : by G Calafiore
A wonderful airport; aesthetically pleasing, clean and efficient, more so than FRA due to its smaller size. Pleasant and obliging staff at check-in (LH, 4U, AB, etc) and at security. Good variety of shopping and dining options both land and airside, but at usual inflated airport prices. Excellent transportation options to get to the city, and the whole airport experience pleasant. This is perhaps Europe's most efficient and passenger-friendly airport.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 12 February 2009 : by H Prem
I was there last summer for a flight to DOH with Qatar Airways through Terminal 2. Airport was very clean! A broad variety of Shop and very quiet even at night or in the morning! I had almost no queues and the Baggage was really fast to pick up, the only Airport with that size which managed that faster was NRT. All in all a good Airport.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 3 February 2009 : by Pierre Fabre
As we had lots of luggage, what was greatly appreciated at Munich airport was the fact that you can transfer from the plane to the train without having to unload your bags from the trolley at any time! The airport trolleys are designed so that they can ride up and down the escalators and there are lifts as well. The trolleys are also allowed to go down on the train platform and there is not even a single step to get on the train. A very pleasant airport, too bad that the fussy Swiss staff wasted us half and hour wanting to charge us a fee for excess length of one of my bags, a 2m long ski bag, for which there would be absolutely no charge if it was skis inside, but chargeable as I was carrying some long kites in it instead! I was about to cut all my kite spars in half in order to avoid the 100$ charge when the manager finally allowed this bag too - next time I'll just pretend to be carrying skis!
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 6 January 2009 : by Alexander Gabriel
6am arrival, with 6 hour layover. When I arrived, hardly any of the shops were open, and was surprised at just how quiet the airport was - it was almost deserted. Within the next 2 hours the airport did become busier though, and there was a wide range of shops and restaurants to choose from.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 22 December 2008 : by C Brown
Clean, spacious, very quiet, well-organised, clear signs. Good choice of shops and places to eat - nicer than average airport range. I spent quite a while here as my incoming flight was delayed and hence I had to get a later transfer - staff were helpful and efficient organising this, and food voucher was supplied quickly without my having to ask for it (unlike at some other airports). If I had to be stuck at any airport, this was a good one to be stuck at!
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 11 December 2008 : by Nick Paul
Early evening arrival ex LHR, transit to ADB. First impression is the airport is very quiet - no noise of travellers or shoppers, little sound of any sort of business. Predominantly grey colour scheme - highly polished floors, not too many shops, but pretty broad choice. Ample signage for information about dept. gates and flight times. Choice of eating places - typical coffee and baguette €7.20 / £5.50; spaghetti meal €10 ; pizza slice €4, etc.. Dept. gates are quite a distance apart (and also on two levels) so allow for sufficient walking time if connections are close together. Some travelators to various gates make it a bit easier. No delays at security on arrival (note a revolving full height barrier gate might be a challenge to some partially disabled pax as the access to it is quite narrow) or on departure, all very prompt. Plenty of seating available, free papers to pax if required. Clean and efficient service.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 3 October 2008 : by Daniel Double
I travel thru Munich Airport a lot. City Connection takes about 20-40 minutes by car from the city center (depending on traffic), and even longer via public transport. Trains leave regularly during daytime. Departure, depending on airline, there may be long waits for check in. Passport and security checks are usually fast, the staff is firm but friendly. Security checks seem to be very good. Duty free shop assistance often very rude for unknown reasons. Arrival, especially in Terminal 1 there are often long lines at immigration. The bags usually arrive within 10-15 minutes after arriving at the gate, which is ok. There are no customs checks for every arriving passengers (or forms to fill out), which is a big time-saver. Sometimes passengers get picked at random for checks, but only seldom. Very clean airport. Good selection of shops, including supermarkets. All in all, a very good airport - way better than many bigger airports.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 25 September 2008 : by W Warnock
Stopped over in MUC in transit from HAJ to MAN. As with other comments, agree that the airport is very clean and pretty well laid out. My problem is with the attitude of the staff which, in both occasions I've used the airport, I've found to be unhelpful. Real shame as the airport itself is fine, but I'd not look to transit via Munich if I could help it in future.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 19 August 2008 : by Barbara Wissinger
The airport itself is nice, but I cannot understand why they always need forever to get the bags off the plane. After our last flight from Chicago (direct), we waited almost 45 minutes before everything was off-loaded. The fastest they've ever managed is 30 minutes after an Easyjet flight from Stansted. Anyone flying into Munich, whether Terminal 1 or 2, should try to only have carry- on, if possible.
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 12 August 2008 : by Ian Oliver
Munich is a joy to travel to and via. There is rather a long walk to get from the Schengen to non- Schengen areas but security and passport control were very quick and efficient. The place is clean, modern and unusually hasn't been turned into a giant shopping mall - natural lighting throughout by way of lots of windows. The free tea and coffee bars strategically located throughout are a superb idea - other airports take note!
MUNICH AIRPORT customer review : 17 June 2008 : by James Kenney
BOS-MUC-FRA. While my Lufthansa flight touched down on time, we had to wait for a gate, and I subsequently missed my FRA flight. No matter. Quickly rebooked at Lufthansa's counter, then through a fast security line, and on to the gate. Free coffee and tea, as well as newspapers, which was just the thing I needed after such a long flight. I would love to connect at MUC again. It really is a nice airport, and it quite efficient.
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There are many varations between 5.10a and 5.10d that access the upper pitch. This climb is to the left of a right facing dihedral on the arete. Once you gain the belay keep going up on the arete. The second pitch is clearly the crux at 5.11c with lots of cool moves over a bulge. Hidden holds will stuff most onsight attempts.
Bolts and a few nasty pitons from long ago. Bolted anchor to chains at the top.
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- transitive v. To declare formally; state.
- transitive v. To pronounce clearly; enunciate.
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- v. To say or pronounce; to enunciate.
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- transitive v. To announce; to declare; to state, as a proposition or argument.
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Anthrax - From Russia with Love (cont.)Dr. David Walker, Chief of Pathology at the University of Texas in Galveston and a member of the visiting team, interviewed Dr. Abramova regarding her autopsy findings. Remarkably, Dr. Abramova and a few of her colleagues had hidden some of their personal notes, records from the autopsies they performed, microscopic slides from organs they examined, and even tissue samples preserved in formaldehyde. When Dr. Walker and others examined all of this material, it became clear that the epidemic was due to inhalation anthrax, not from eating contaminated meat. Thus, in 1992, for the first time, the outside world had proof that the epidemic was due to inhalation anthrax. The significance of this fact is that an epidemic of inhalation anthrax can only occur by inhalation of anthrax spores that were produced in an aerosol form. Equally remarkable was the detective work done by the members of the team who were trying to identify the source of the inhalation anthrax epidemic. They used a variety of resources:
From all of this, the investigators pieced together a convincing and chilling reconstruction of what actually happened in Sverdlovsk early in April of 1979. Here's what they learned. All of the deaths occurred in individuals who lived or worked in a narrow corridor south of military compound #19. From interviews, it was determined that the earliest exposure to the anthrax was on Apr. 2, 1979. Weather reports indicated that on Apr. 2 the wind was blowing from north to south, almost all of the day. Records of livestock deaths around Sverdlovsk showed that six towns reported livestock deaths due to anthrax after Apr. 2, 1979. All six towns were in a narrow corridor south of the city. The scientific evidence was overwhelming! The outbreak of anthrax in the citizens of Sverdlovsk and the livestock south of the city was due to the wind-borne spread of an aerosol of anthrax spores. The source of the spores was military compound #19 and the escape of spores occurred on Apr. 2, 1979. The Aftermath
However, we have still learned a number of important facts about anthrax as a result of this tragedy. For example, the incubation period (the time from exposure of people to the spores to the development of symptoms) ranged from one day to six weeks. The Sverdlovsk outbreak has also demonstrated some of the strengths and weaknesses of aerosolized anthrax as a biological weapon. Strengths as a biological weapon include:
Weaknesses as a biological weapon include:
Another significant consequence of the Sverdlovsk accident is that it led the U.S. Department of Defense to initiate intense research on the use of anthrax as a biological weapon. In addition, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have been working with state and local health authorities to prepare for a bioterrorist attack using Anthrax (see CDC Emergency Preparedness and Response website for details). Nevertheless, most of the knowledge we have about anthrax as a biological weapon was generated as a result of the outbreak that began in Sverdlovsk, Russia, on Apr. 2, 1979. We could have learned more, however, if the Russians had been candid about the accident from the beginning. In the words of the investigators and the heroic Russian pathologists: "The tragedy of these deaths is compounded by the conditions of secrecy that have impeded elucidation of many facts that potentially would be useful in the future diagnosis and treatment of inhalation anthrax." For additional information about Anthrax, please read Dr. Fishbein's Doctor's View, Anthrax, Then and Now. Acknowledgements
Abramova FA et al. Pathology of inhalational anthrax in 42 cases from the Sverdlovsk outbreak of 1979. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, Volume 90, pages 2291-2294, March, 1993. Meselson M et al. The Sverdlovsk anthrax outbreak of 1979. Science, Volume 266, pages 1202-1208, Nov. 18, 1994. Last Editorial Review: 4/23/2007 |


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Theft of a teacher's handbag at a local secondary school by a year 9 boy. Loss of £200.00 worth of belongings. Loss of trust amongst school staff. Anger of affected parties including father of wrong doer.
Conference brought together: victim, victim's husband, wrong doer, wrong doer's father, Head of House/ Head of School, pastoral manager.
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Distinguished Fall Global Law Visitor
Leila Nadya Sadat: Forging a Convention for Crimes Against Humanity
September 19, 2012
Lewis & Clark Law School Global Law Program | Leila Nadya Sadat | Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute
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Leila Nadya Sadat, a renowned international human rights scholar and one of the world's leading experts on the International Criminal Court, visited Lewis & Clark Law School as the 2012 Distinguished Fall Global Law Visitor. Professor Sadat addressed the theme Forging a Convention for Crimes Against Humanity.
Professor Sadat is the Henry H. Oberschelp Professor at Washington University School of Law. With more than 75 books and articles to her name, she is an award-winning and prolific scholar. Her work has appeared in leading journals and publishers including the American Journal of International Law, American Journal of Comparative Law, Georgetown Law Journal, Notre Dame Law Review, Leiden Journal of International Law and Cambridge University Press. In June 2012 she was appointed to the prestigious Council on Foreign Relations.
During Spring 2011 Professor Sadat was the Alexis de Tocqueville Distinguished Fulbright Chair at the University of Cergy-Pontoise in Paris. She is also the Director of the Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute at Washington University and the Director of the Crimes Against Humanity Initiative. From 2001-2003 she served as a Commissioner on the U.S. Commission for International Religious Freedom.
Professor Sadat received her J.D. (1985) from Tulane University, an LL.M. (1987) from Columbia University and a D.E.A. (1988) from University of Paris - Sorbonne.
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Do you know your rights?
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Come to this workshop sponsored by the Communications Department, COM102 (Ethics and the First Amendment) and Professor Tobias Stabb, featuring guest speaker Law and Justice Professor Cody Stoddard. The workshop will feature disucssion on what rights the First Amendment guarantees United States citizens, what students can do to exercise these freedoms, how judges have ruled in certain First Amendment court cases, and other related issues.
The workshop will be held Wednesday, May 23rd at 4:00 p.m. in SURC 137A.
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Isa in the Marina?
I'm sorry you had such a bad experience - I am a long-time fan of Isa and have been there many, many times. I love the chicken, the polenta and the grapefruit granita! I've always had excellent service there, perhaps because I've been so many times. I do remember acting as the hostess myself one night, when the real hostess was AWOL and people were streaming in for a party in the back room. It's not like I couldn't point them in the right direction! I haven't been there in a few months, though and I sincerely hope that I won't be disappointed as I will have a bday celebration there. Interesting that some prefer Terzo, I've never found much on the menu there that I like. But I guess that's what makes the world go around!
I've eaten at Isa twice, most recently about a year ago. I ate early (6-ish), had no problems with service, and still remember the duck with creamy polenta and generous serving of grapefruit granita. Prices seemed reasonable to me considering the location and quality of the food. It's not a destination restaurant, but I consider it one of the best choices in the area.
I asked about Isa because a friend had made reservations for us for Friday night. We arrived at 8:55 for our 9:00 reservation to find the place PACKED. People were standing inside the door like sardines. We waited for 10 minutes with NO acknowledgement from any staff member. A server came to deliver food at the bar area and we asked about the MIA hostess as many patrons had not checked in yet. He said that she would be right back. A sum total of fifteen minutes passed before the hostess arrived. How is this possible or acceptable during the height of the dinner hour? The hostess then checked in all the parties and we were told they were running about 15 minutes behind... of course they were 15 minutes behind at the moment we spoke to her. She also offered no apology for her absence or the delay. We waited for about five more minutes and sized up the situation and we all agreed that there was no way we were going to get a table in 15 minutes or anytime soon. We left, another group left, and we will never even attempt another visit.
I've had one excellent meal and one good meal at Isa. The excellent one was maybe 2 years ago... one of the best quails I've ever eaten (how good? Had a similar preparation at Gary Danko that left me totally disappointed because it wasn't as good as the one at Isa), and loved the potato crusted cod (fried in brown butter, scattered with capers). Everything else that night was excellent too, but those were the two standouts.
Last time I ate there was in December - this time the cod was a little overcooked, and I can't remember the rest of the dishes, but I did have an overall good impression of the meal. Very good service both times.
Isa is one of those restaurants that seems to do good business but I don't know anyone who has ever eaten there (except one person who said he had a good, not great, meal). I live 6 blocks away but I've never had any desire to go. For small plates in the area, go to Terzo, imo.
Went to Isa about a month ago after remembering the name mentioned on Chowhound and trying to avoid an insane wait at A16 while in the Marina. It seems like they were directing everyone to the bar to order drinks first even though there were something like 15 open tables in plain view.
My boyfriend and I are by no means very knowledgeable about wine, but we both ordered two different wines by the glass and they tasted EXACTLY the same as if they were poured from the same (not very good) bottle. Service was terrible - hostess up front didn't care about anything, excruciatingly slow to get drinks and the bar tab.
After wasting away about 45 minutes there with still plenty of open tables but everyone waiting at the bar, we decided to listen to the warning signs and headed back to A16 where we waited a bit longer and had a lovely time. I can't vouch for Isa's food since we didn't get to try it, but I will probably never go back.


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For the folks who are victims of identity theft or suspect they might be, please do the following:
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