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A ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the Tishomingo Health Clinic at 11 a.m. The new 53,000 square foot facility is located at 815 East 6th St.
Mammograms, bone density scans and a drive-thru pharmacy are some of the services offered at the clinic. The tribe's health administrator Dr. Judy Goforth-Parker said this shows the Chickasaw's dedication to health.
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Evason Ma'In Hot SpringsMa'In Hot Springs, Dead Sea Road, 17173 Ma'in (Show map)
Very good
Score from 82 reviews
It is very special hotel: location, spa, area. Worth to see.
The ecological approach taken by the hotel was refreshing and professional, without compromising on comfort. The hotel has its own vegetable and herb garden and cooks only with organic ingredients. We could tell with the tasty and fresh food available!
Brighton East
The location is beautiful, and the SPA is comfortable. The restaurant is great.
The location and hotel's design are amazing. It's a attraction itself for Jordan.
- The Staff They were very friendly and eager to please always asking if we needed anything and were very helpful. - The Hotel was very beautiful, rustic, and welcoming. - The location ... spectacular scenery.
Nice setting in the valley - communal areas very nicely furnished as was the room.
Location, quiet, secluded, food
Everything was Amazing, Friendly, Easy and Nice .. Expect the Negative Points
The calm and the relax of the pool and the garden. The kindness of the staff.
Buffet at night was excellent with a wide range of options. Well cooked and well prepared. Rooms were fantastic and the view from all around the hotel was beautiful. Staff were very friendly and one of the best in Jordan.
This oasis-style resort features an outdoor pool and a spa situated directly under a hot spring waterfall. Surrounded by mountains, the Evason is only a 30 minute drive from the Dead Sea. The hotel has 5 restaurants, including the Arabic-style Panorama Restaurant and a traditional Bedouin tent. Guests can enjoy wine and cheese tastings in The Cellar. Private candle-lit dinners can also be arranged. The spacious rooms at Evason Ma'In Hot Springs are decorated in a contemporary style and include a balcony with views of the mountains or the valley. All feature a 32" flat-screen TV, iPod docking station plus free Wi-Fi. The hotel's fully equipped gym includes cardio equipment and weights. Deep sea therapies and Asian treatments are offered at the Six Senses Spa. Evason Ma'In organize transportation to the Dead Sea on a daily basis with an additional charge. Hotel Rooms: 94 The most recent booking for this property was made on Dec 12 at 12:16 PM from Jordan.
OutdoorsTerrace, Sun Deck, Outdoor Pool, Outdoor Pool (All Year) ActivitiesNewspapers, Fitness Center, Spa, Massage, Playground, Hot Tub, Library, Hiking, Turkish Bath/Steam Bath, Mineral Bath Food & DrinkRestaurant, Bar, Restaurant With Dining Menu InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge. ParkingFree! Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed). Services24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Room Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Business Center, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, VIP Room Facilities, Ironing Service, Currency Exchange, Souvenir/Gift Shop, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Elevator, Safe, Stores in Hotel, Air Conditioning Languages spokenItalian, Spanish, English, Arabic, French Check-in2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Check-out12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Cancellation/
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It is very special hotel: location, spa, area. Worth to see.
The ecological approach taken by the hotel was refreshing and professional, without compromising on comfort. The hotel has its own vegetable and herb garden and cooks only with organic ingredients. We could tell with the tasty and fresh food available!
The main pool was closed for repairs due to a recent rockslide because of a major storm - but the hotel more than made up for it by providing free access to the Six Senses spa.
The location is beautiful, and the SPA is comfortable. The restaurant is great.
The room service was slow
The location and hotel's design are amazing. It's a attraction itself for Jordan.
The years are starting to show, so the hotel needs urgent refitting if it wants to remain a top class hotel. Although, it's still an amazing 5 star hotel.
- The Staff They were very friendly and eager to please always asking if we needed anything and were very helpful. - The Hotel was very beautiful, rustic, and welcoming. - The location ... spectacular scenery.
- The Flys! Don't visit in October or November unless you really love flies. They are everywhere! - The Prices For what you get ... the prices are way too high. The main pool was closed for maintenance when we were there but we were told we had to pay OVER $50.00 per person to swim in the Hot Springs!!! Not good. - the Location If you go here there is NOTHING to do Except visit the hot springs ... NOTHING! The pool closes at 18:00 and the Spa at 20:00. After that the only activities to do are those you make up in your own room. If you want peace and quiet ... this is the place to go.
Nice setting in the valley - communal areas very nicely furnished as was the room.
Ridiculous number of flies at the waterfall meant you couldnt actually sit on the sunbeds and relax. Staff put us in a room that someone had complained about the night before (we bumped in to them) because the wind was so high on that side of the hotel it was impossible to sleep all night. Given they had already moved someone out of there would have made sense not to put us in as we had exactly the same experience! Food was average.
Location, quiet, secluded, food
the road trip in, tired and dated furnishings, a little run down
Everything was Amazing, Friendly, Easy and Nice .. Expect the Negative Points
Room Service ( food ) is very slow and not complete, Price ( After Including Tax is Very High )
The calm and the relax of the pool and the garden. The kindness of the staff.
The final amount we payed at the hotel it's different of the amount defined at the moment of the reservations by Booking.com. We asked about this difference and the member of the staff we've been in contact with explained us (via email) that it was due to the government tax which is subject to change. We would like to get more information about it from you as well: we thought we were expected to pay for the room the price we booked it for through your website, so that increase has been surprising for us. Thank you
Buffet at night was excellent with a wide range of options. Well cooked and well prepared. Rooms were fantastic and the view from all around the hotel was beautiful. Staff were very friendly and one of the best in Jordan.
Spa was a bit expensive and did not utilize the full hour during the massage session. This was disappointing and caused a few problems which is not helpful if you want to de-stress.
The location of the hotel is amazing.
Very expensive value for money is ver low, so hotel regulations are against any hotels regulations in the world.
The spa and the employes working there
The hotel and the staff and service in the hotel
Location Staff Spa Views
Lack of atmosphere; very quiet in terms of number of guests. Food; poor quality Value for money; very expensive Toliet facilties out of use in swimming pool area Main pool was closed Lack of entertainment
I did not like anything , the hotel is extremly boring , the spa is also very small and staff in all the hotel and spa is very very unpolite. This hotel messed up my holiday . At the dead sea there are so many wonderfull hotels with real spa s not like six sense . Also the distance from the hotel to the dead sea is quite far because you have to cross the mountains . There is really no reason to choose this very expensive hotel with unpolite staff and poor amenties !!!!
Very relaxing, friendly staff, excellent food, excellent SPA, close distance to the Dead Sea with a shuttle bus from the hotel.
I had booked in for 3 nights for 2 people and my husband was joining me for 2 nights since he was flying in from a business trip. When he showed up at the reception the staff gave him a very hard time and wouldnt let him join me in the room we had booked and claimed the room was only booked for one person. I had to physically go down to the reception to argue my case and when the reception staff checked the booking they realised that it was booked for 2 people! They were actually insisting for him to take another room! This was quite upsetting and embarassing having to sit there in the reception and argue since I knew I had made the booking for 3 nights for 2 people. Finally they realised and allowed my husband to check in.
Expensive transportation to and from the Ma'in.
Staff, location, comfort
Prices on booking.com is done without taxes... Bedroom noisy; xe could hear our neighbours discussions
it was a breathtaking place, i never new there was a beautiful spot in the world like this, i am happy i had the experience to see it, you need to have a two days stay not one,
Location, setting, ambience all superb. Lots of nice comfortable places to have a drink or just sit and relax. Spa is lovely and very clean. Service is excellent - loads of staff (maybe too many!) all eager to please. Food is good with excellent selection.
Very, very expensive, don't get me wrong it's a lovely hotel and I wasn't expecting it to be cheap but when you have to add 26% on to absolutely everything including mini bar, milk 3jd plus 26% - ouch. Even though you are staying at the hotel you have to pay to use the spa (although this is deducted if you get a treatment). Maybe a few too many staff at meals -it's all buffet style although staffed as if it were a sit down restaurant (which maybe it should be).
The scenery is beautiful.
For a hotel of this standard we were rather disappointed that so many "little things" weren't good. The bathroom had lots of cracks, the food was ok but not marvelous, only one restaurant was open, a hundred flies sat on you by the pool. The place is very beautiful, but we didn't feel that we got the value for money we hoped for unfortunately because of all the small things adding up.
Location, spa, atmosphere. Panorama restaurant was amazing and good value.
Range of food options a bit limited. Excursions organised by hotel extremely expensive compared to other hotels nearby
The location inside the hils; the hot springs
Swimming pools not usable since it it very cold
Food, especially breakfast. Really good choice. And Panorama restaurant was really good as well. Hotel staff were friendly and provided 5 star service. Waterfalls were trully amazing.
Spa - for JOD 38 day fee I would expect much more. We didn't have to pay for it as we booked treatments. Pool had dirty floor and also lots of insect swimming in the water, one about 10cm big, natural sauna was really not usable as there were no seating facilities and it was very small. No jacuzzi. Dirty balcony furniture, one of the chairs had leg support on it, which probably wasn't used for a while, however I it doesn't mean it shouldn't be cleaned. When I tried to use it and it was full of cob webs and really dirty. Flies were really annoying, but I know there is only so much hotel can do to fight them.
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead SeaOffering tree-lined outdoor pools overlooking the waters of the Dead Sea, the 5-star Kempinski features a private stretch of beach and a spa offering sea mud and sea salt treatments.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 11:30 from $158 |
Dead Sea Spa HotelThis 4-star resort in Jordan is at the lowest spot on earth. The family oriented resort has outdoor pools with water slides and a terrace overlooking the Dead Sea.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 08:42 from $91 |
Sehatty ResortLocated on the peaks of Zara Mountains overlooking the Dead Sea, Sehatty Resort is spread over 4000 acres of land. It features its own hot water springs, an indoor pool, a restaurant and a gym.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 05:06 from $64 |


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James Bullard, St. Louis Fed President, has posted some slides for a talk at last week's ASSA meetings in Chicago. This seems to be a preliminary snapshot of a paper he is supposed to release this week. The topic is the relative efficacy of fiscal and monetary policies in the current circumstances. I'll write more on this when the paper is released.
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MU2.4 Support Children and young people's health and safety
MU2.8 Contribute to the support of positive environments for children and young people
MU2.9 Understanding partnership working in services for children and young people
TDA2.1 Child and young people person development
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A fair economy that works for people and the planet.
What To Do When Corporations Rule the
by David Kortenposted Jun 30, 2001
- What to do when Corporations Rule the World, an interview with David Korten by Sarah van Gelder. Authors converse about threats to democracy and the environment posed by corporate globalization.
Second Chance For Black Farmers
by Carol Estesposted Jun 30, 2001
- A recent class-action suit by black farmers against the USDA fails to stem the loss of land by African American farmers.
Thirst For Justice
by Maude Barlowposted Jun 30, 2001
- Thirst for Justice, by Maude Barlow. Privatization of Bolivia's water supply fails in the face of protest, and a local coallition takes on water distribution.
A Tale of Three Cities
by Rachel Brahinskyposted Jun 30, 2001
- A Tale of Three Cities, by Rachel Brahinsky. Cautionary tales from California highlight the need for reform in the energy industry and in energy policy.
The White Dog's Tale
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- Judy Wicks story about the White Dog Cafe and how an entrepreneur can also be an activist.
Real Vacations For All
by Juliet Schorposted Mar 31, 2001
- We should increase vacation time in the U.S.
Now I Become Myself
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- Parker Palmer writes about finding his vocation and the link between self and service
Reimagining Your Life
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- Discussion Guide for Working for Life, Right Livelihood, YES is a leading-edge quarterly journal magazine published by the nonprofit Positive Futures Network concerned with building a more just, sustainable, and compassionate future
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- Downsized? Stuck in a cubicle? Here is how some people are creating a livelihood and also building the foundations of a life-sustaining economy.
Why Work?
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- Bob Black, Why Work? Examines the stultifying impact of work and jobs and advocates the abolition of most production and the tranformation of work to play.
The Year of Global Protest - "We withdraw our
by Walden Belloposted Mar 31, 2001
- The Year of Global Protest: "We withdraw our consent!" by Walden Bello. Reviews anti-globalization protests and activism following the Seattle WTO demonstrations and considers the process of deligitimization of the institutions of global capitalism.
One Meal, One Vote
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- One meal, one vote, by Donella Meadows. Consumers have the power to end factory farming and the dangers it poses to humans and animals.
India's Silent But Singing Revolution
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Donna Ross Joins Motion 41 Dance's Summer Intensive Faculty
Donna Ross, former soloist of the Joffrey Ballet, will be on the faculty for Motion 41 Dance's Summer Intensive from June 10-15, 2013 in Omaha, Nebraska.
Donna Ross, a native of Midland, Texas, began her formal ballet training at Kathleen Crofton's Ballet Center of Buffalo in Buffalo, New York. In addition to Miss Crofton, Ms. Ross also studied under the guidance of Nathalie Krassovska, David Gayle of the Royal Ballet, Frank Bourman, Errol Addison, and Erling Sunde. Ms. Ross further pursued her studies on scholarship at The Joffrey Ballet School and privately with David Howard, Maggie Black, Melissa Hayden, Marjorie Mussman, Wilhelm Burmann, and Alexander Filipov.
Ms. Ross was promoted into Kathleen Crofton's Festival Ballet of New York where she performed principal roles in ballets such as The Sleeping Beauty, The Nutcracker, Les Sylphides, Flower Festival at Genzano Pas de Deux, and Bluebird Pas de Deux.
At the age of 16, after performing the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy, partnered by The Joffrey Ballet's Paul Sutherland, Ms. Ross was invited by director, Sally Brayley Bliss, to join Joffrey II. In 1976, Ms. Ross was promoted into the main company, The Joffrey Ballet, where she performed through 1978.
Ms. Ross danced the Foxtrot in Frederick Ashton's Façade and Cobweb in Frederick Ashton's The Dream, and featured roles in La Vivandiere, Gerald Arpino's Kettantanz, Agnes De Mille's Rodeo, and in works by John Cranko, Twyla Tharp, and George Balanchine. Jennifer Dunning of the New York Times described her as "a young dancer to watch".
Ms. Ross also appeared in PBS' "Dance in America Series", "Live From The Greek Theater" in Los Angeles, California in Agnes De Mille's "Conversations About The Dance" performing with dancers from The Joffrey Ballet and the Bella Lewitsky Dance Company, and Gregory Peck and The Beach Boys.
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UPDATED 12:00 AM CST Feb 04, 2013An Omaha artist is using a house as a palette for preservation.
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In shocking news yesterday, Hannah Blaylock, a founding member of Edens Edge, left the group. Remaining members, Dean Berner and Cherill Green, are still working on new music.
Dean said, "We're literally living on the 'edge' right now, as we re-group, write, and the next chapter of our band is revealed. It's a crazy but exciting time, and we hope everyone will join us on the journey."
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Beginning Sounds: H and J
More than just your typical coloring page, this fun sheet offers phonics practice, too. If a picture has the same beginning sound as hippopotamus, kids color it blue, but if it has the same beginning sound as jack-o-lantern, they color it orange. What color should the jellyfish be?
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The Voice UK coach Danny O'Donoghue has insisted that he's not dating contestant Bo Bruce.
The pair had been linked after being spotted out together following Danny's break up with his long-term model girlfriend earlier in the year.
But Danny insisted there was "nothing" behind their on screen chemistry!
Just very good actors then
Asked if he was dating Bo in an interview on Capital FM today, Danny replied: "No, not at all."
He explained: "The story kind of came out of nowhere.
"We were on TV, we had this moment where we were face-to-face – part of the BBC choreography is you listen to the choreographer and do what they're saying."
He added: "It was one of those moments on TV that everyone was like, 'Oooh, saucy! There's something going on there'. But there's nothing behind it."


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2. Rádio Sai Harmonia Global do Brasil (radiosai.org.br), which broadcasts in Portugese
3. How to listen directly to radiosai.org over your computer
26 Nov. Indian Commemorative stamp for Swami released.
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Look at Commitees of the SSSWF
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30 June. India newspaper articles on Sai Uttarakhand relief efforts.
28 June. PC letter about the flood relief for northern India.
27 May. Click the new link above to Sathya Sai with Students!
10 Mar. India contributes to sailoveinaction.org
5 March. Chakravarthi interview on saicast.org and pdf-file transcript
14 Feb. Center guidelines and manual now in French.
03 Dec. Center Guidelines and Center Manual (English and Spanish) and Annual Report of the Sai Organization are available. Saicast.org has more discourses and talks.
26 Nov. Gary Belz replaces Michael Goldstein as Chair of the Sri Sathya Sai World Foundation.
11 Oct. Visit a new bookstore with Discourses to Students, saipublications.com.
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The locals know it only makes sense to put the posting for Hago's mini golf course right after the China Moon entry, as these 2 great 1950′s places share the same parking lot. And most everyone else is probably thinking, "Who the heck is Hago Harrington?" Thanks to Wikipedia, I can tell you: Leland "Hago"
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Nantasket Beach Vintage Paragon Park Carousel Wins Grant – Horses Delighted!
Good news for vintage amusement park and carousel lovers! The Paragon Carousel at Nantasket Beach, Hull MA has won, by popular vote, a $100,000 grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The carousel (Philadelphia Toboggan Company #85 for those keeping score) was originally part of Paragon Park Amusement Park that made Hull a recreation
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This vintage carousel used to be the merry-go-round at Lincoln Park Amusement Park up the street in North Dartmouth. Built in 1920 by the famous Philadelphia Toboggan Company (#54) the carousel charmed children and adults alike for 70 years until the park closed. Area residents rallied to save the carousel and had it moved to
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Streamline Antiques is a cozy shop nestled in Dorchester Lower Mills, just across from the historic Walter Baker Chocolate Factory (now apartments & artist lofts). Lynda Watson has owned the shop for the past 14 years and sells an eclectic array of reasonably prices smalls, "from deco to disco". She's got: Vintage Jewelry – Bakelite,


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This hotel is located in Milan (Milan - Norwalk), close to Thomas Alva Edison Birthplace. Area attractions also include Keys Golf Course.
Hotel Features
At Days Inn Milan/Cedar Point South, recreational amenities include an indoor pool and a spa tub. The hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and a 24-hour business center.
Room Amenities
Plasma televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and coffee/tea makers.
Hotel Amenities
- General
In addition to an indoor pool, Days Inn Milan/Cedar Point South provides a spa tub and a fitness facility. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Business amenities consist of a 24-hour business center, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. 2 meeting rooms are available. This Milan hotel also offers an arcade/game room, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 66
- Number of floors - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Fitness facilities
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 2
- Free self parking
- 24-hour business center
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour front desk
- Arcade/game room
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Business services
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Express check-out
- Laundry facilities
- Free parking
- Spa tub
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Internet
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Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking, Free self parking
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- Complimentary newspaper
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Plasma TV
- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
- Recreation
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness facility.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Boating nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Tennis nearby
- Fishing nearby
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- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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New season of strawberries in full swing
For strawberry lovers, it's a beautiful sight: a field of hulking red berries clinging to bright green plants, with pickers trying to keep up with demand.
It's strawberry season at Richmond Country Farms—and it's nearly September.
This year the longtime Steveston Highway farm began growing everbearing strawberries, eschewing the widely known varieties that bear fruit in June.
Richmond Country Farms' new variety, the Albion, slowly started coming off the pesticide-free fields in July and is now in full production on the farm's five acres.
"It ramped up slowly up until now, and hopefully it'll keep producing like this," said farmer Lucas Hogler from the field Tuesday. "It looks like the size and appearance of a California berry, but the taste is like a local."
His dad Harry Hogler grew June-bearing strawberries for 50 years before giving up on the finicky fruit several years ago. It seemed that just before harvest each year, rain, hail or a plant virus would ruin the crop.
Now they're back in production with the everbearing plant, which continues to produce sweet fruit until the fall frost. It is, however, a more labour intensive crop, and everbearing plants have a shorter lifespan than traditional varieties.
But a longer growing season—and the possibility of local greenhouses competing with California in winter—are enough for some farmers to make the change.
"A lot of people are starting to switch over to this style of strawberry," said Lucas Hogler. "I think it's going to open up the market. Local growers will be competing a bit more with the California berries."
Richmond's Birak Berry Farm also grows everbearing strawberries, which are available for U-pick at 4200 No. 6 Rd. Some of Richmond's other small farms stock them as well.


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Week of December 9, 2013
This will be the week to finish up your last minute chores, not next week. Contrary to popular motives, this week should be your week to finish. Next week, we'll see Mars work into a key position, triggering a cardinal cross between Uranus and Pluto. I'll discuss that in more detail next week, but for now, use this as a note of caution and get the chores done now. Mars serves as the clock of the zodiac and acts like a trigger or a fuse-lighter for the action of the planet. When that fiery orb drifts into a tight aspect (relationship) to Uranus and Pluto we can expect rather dramatic events to occur. If you are prepared then these events are not such a roadblock. However, if you wait you may be caught in the quagmire of events that unfold next week. This week may actually look calm and uneventful by comparison. There are a few small planetary events such as a Moon opposition to Mars which can cause a touch of tension, but nothing compared to what may be headed our way. The effort, here is not enflame panic or arouse suspicion, but rather to prepare.
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Week of December 2, 2013
December finds us beginning the month with a new Moon at 10 degrees, Sagittarius. A new Moon is generally an opportunity to wipe the slate clean and start anew. These are ideal times for stimulating yourself with new friends, activities and exercise routines. Conversations may be animated and lively as Mercury joins the dialog early in the month as it enters Sagittarius on the 4th. In the early degrees of Sagittarius, Mercury may create a cloudy connection to nebulous Neptune and all sorts of conversational confusion may arise. Fantasy and illusions are in order so it may be the perfect week to go to the movies. Of course it is no small coincidence that the year-end movie season is about to heat up as blockbuster films try to sneak in for the 2013 awards. The land of Neptune and Mercury is that of make believe and escapism, so this seems to be a fairly natural fit.
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Week of November 25, 2013
This week brings us to give thanks; at least in the United States, as we celebrate Thanksgiving this Thursday. This long-standing holiday allows to reap the harvest and prepare ourselves for the winter. Of course, in other parts of the world the seasons also change for the warmer. Either way we see and feel the shift. We should consider this as a calming period before the storm of the on-coming month. As November unfolds into December we will see a period of relative quietude. It would be wise to get your heavy chores complete before the middle weeks of December were Mars will be making his presence known. Astrology works best as a planning tool and this may be one of the perfect applications for it. If we know that December may be a bumpy road, why not get the jump and clear ourselves and our schedules so that we can adapt to the time and the themes coming our way.
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Week of November 18, 2013
We start the week after a full Moon at 25 degrees Taurus which brings us into the realm of Gemini for the week's start with the Moon. We should be free of the illusive Mercury retrograde shadow period which lingers beyond the actual station of the planet. Now that the specter of broken communications is clear we can safely purchase mechanical and electronic devices and sign contracts. We have a window of opportunity in the next few weeks that also bears noting because it is closing. Between now and the week before Christmas should be the best time to get your shopping done. This is the cram period for obvious calendar reasons, but also because of the presence of Mars. The fiery planet will be gearing up for a stride across Libra during the week leading up to Christmas which puts it in direct opposition to Uranus on Christmas Eve. It is important to know that now since it does provide us a chance to prepare. If that weren't enough the Moon will be there to fire up Mars even further. File that date in the back of your mind and plan accordingly.
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Week of November 11, 2013
Activity of this week includes the station of Neptune. A station describes the time when a planet leaves a retrograde period and moves forward. Neptune is a slow-moving outer planet and has been retrograding (moving backwards by degree) since June 8th of 2013. Neptune rules dreams, illusions, fantasy, delusions, and often casts a fog over most conversations depending on your personal charts. Neptune on your ascendant (Pisces) may have clouded your view of typical boundaries and accepted behavior. As such, you may have taken liberties that you normally would avoid simply because you were not seeing clearly. You should not use that as an excuse for mistakes; although it has been known to distort reality for people with a strong Neptune in their personal make-up. Neptune will now go direct until June of 2014 when it reaches 7 degrees Pisces. Neptune and Mars have been dueling it out lately so dreams and action may have been at odds, especially for you mutable signs (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Pisces.)
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Week of November 4, 2013
We begin the month after the powerful Solar Eclipse which just occurred at 11 degrees Scorpio. The impact of an eclipse can linger for some time and more importantly recur months after the actual event. The 11 degree Scorpio point will be an active spot for any planet that transits that degree (such as Mars in August 2014, for example). Eclipses bring a lot of drama to the forefront and draw our attention. It is no small irony that the budgetary crisis of the United States Congress is currently only a temporary solution. The eclipse may provide the trigger for resolution. The typical outcome of an eclipse is manifested with breakthroughs; necessary breakthroughs at that. They bring to our attention things that require repair in some manner. Most importantly they are for our greater good, so be mindful of that. Logjams become cleared; contracts get signed; and agreements are made that move humanity forward. We can only hope that this comes of age at this season. We will witness Election Day this week in the US and it may prove to be quite revealing given the current shutdown. Will the public express their frustration over elected officials who willingly and wrongfully brought us to a cliff edge.
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Week of October 28, 2013
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Heavy weather awaits us this week as we see a culmination of energy in and around Scorpio. Not only does the total eclipse of the Sun on November 3rd take place at 11 degrees Scorpio, but Mercury is still in retrograde motion at 7 degrees Scorpio and Saturn lingers at 13 degrees, Scorpio. Pretty heavy weather to be certain. Secrets are about to be revealed, as Scorpio tends to dig deeply to find the dirt. Eclipses are powerful events that often have an impact before or after the actual event. A six-month window is an agreed upon time-span of opportunity for events to occur. We use the eclipse point and aspects to that point to observe events. In this case, the eclipse occurs at 11 degrees Scorpio so any major planetary alignment to that point, either before or after, can be viewed as significant. It may be worthwhile to observe which house is being affected by the eclipse or the eclipse point and see what it reveals.
As we enter into a powerful eclipse season our focus shifts to finding the best use of this potential. Eclipses are dramatic and noteworthy. Often thought to be foreboding and demonic, these planetary events do deliver interesting news at the same time they aid in the evolution of the planet. Ronnie Dreyer is an expert on the topic of eclipses and has written numerous books, articles and hosted seminars throughout the world on the topic of eclipses. With a full Moon eclipse at 25 degrees Aries on October 18, followed by a Solar eclipse at 11 degrees Scorpio on November 3rd, we are sure to see some action as a result. Listen to what Ronnie has to say.
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Week of October 21, 2013
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We begin the week with the inevitable groan of Mercury retrograde. Despite the bad rap this pesky little planet gets through this thrice yearly backwards tilt, we can also see the positive side of it. Sometimes it pays off looking twice at something or better yet, reviewing before you make a move. Retrogrades are always about the "re" prefix, so whatever word you attach the "re" to will apply at a time such as this. Reflect, reconsider, refinance, retract, refurbish and so on. Not all that bad, is it? Of course not, many times the retrogrades are some of the best things to come along for that very reason. A second look can save you in the end. Reconsider that! This Mercury Retrograde occurs in Scorpio, Interestingly enough all of the last few Mercury retrogrades have been in water signs. The last was in Cancer and then Pisces before that, last February. In Scorpio, Mercury can "re-veal" secrets especially if they are for our greater good. With Saturn close by also in Scorpio you can rest assured that the truth will come out.
Week of October 14, 2013
Mars will be a key player this week as he steps into Virgo and brings a grounding measure to the world stage. Details, facts, accuracy, and of course service are the wonderful Virgo traits we may be able to see as Mars does his duty here. There might a need for clarity though as Neptune clouds the conversations while drifting in the early degrees of Pisces directly opposing Mars during this time. Now more than most times, it may be important to review the facts before making any permanent decision. Neptune tends to cloud the issues so we know that can be dangerous especially when dealing with global topics. This may be even more critical as the planet prepares for a lunar eclipse in Aries on Friday the 18th. Of course this means the Moon in Aries will be passing by Uranus where it can be particularly inflammatory, so be prepared for drama.
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Week of October 7, 2013
Venus shifts into Sagittarius early this week and starts the slow build to a trine (harmonious angle) to unpredictable Uranus. So this may be the ideal time for some of you to fall in love. It is the applying pressure when things begin to appear so it may be worthwhile to pay attention now. This can be love at first sight or at least a new and unexpected encounter. Interestingly enough, with Saturn and Mercury together in Scorpio your encounter may even be a bit secretive. This may be one of those occasions where someone comes across your path in an unlikely scenario such as work or other inappropriate setting, and yet, the interaction and intention may be clear. We all have had moments like this and while they are enticing at the time and maybe even a little flattering, think of the havoc they can wreak on your daily life, if those secrets get out.
Week of September 30, 2013
This week we see Saturn and Mercury in tight aspect. There is no hiding in this alignment and the words may be particularly potent and demanding. Saturn is about responsibility and Mercury represents communication, details, and direction. Clearly the global conversation is about diplomacy and the heating up of issues between super-powers. As the dire situations in the Middle East continue to boil, we see world powers jockeying for position. This may be an extremely tense week yet the new Moon on Friday urges a clean slate and an opportunity to negotiate. What secrets are revealed under this climate? Who is with-holding information? It seems as if "discovery" is the operative word and the results will likely bring about a forcing function.
Back in 2009, my friend and fellow astrologer Jeanne Avery joined me on "Turning of the Wheel." Jeanne was a dear woman and a pioneer in the world of astrology. Her book on the rising sign (ASC) "The Mask We Wear" is still considered THE book on the rising sign. She delves into this topic like a true professional and reveals why this part of the chart is so important to all who follow astrology. Sadly she passed away yet her work and her voice remain in this wonderful archived show. What a wonderful opportunity to revisit this topic with the master of the rising sign.
Week of September 16, 2013
This week brings us the bounty of the harvest. Not only do we come to the Autumnal Equinox, but we also witness a big, bold harvest Moon at 26 degrees Pisces. This is a most auspicious time for many cultures across the planet, which allows us to celebrate our humanity in the most abundant manner. The Equinox brings balance and equality as we see equal parts of day light and darkness as the planet prepares to shift gears again and enter into a new realm of light. Saturn and Venus meet together in Scorpio where they emphasize the balance between responsibility and enabling. This concept literally creates rules for engagement, so to speak. On one hand we have the desire to offer help and kindness, while on the other we have a responsibility to act with discretion and reserve. This combination epitomizes the art of diplomacy, which may be our most useful tool right now.
Week of September 9, 2013
By all rights, Saturn has your back and therefore, despite the bad rap that the planet gets, it is, in fact, your foxhole buddy. This is someone you might not have chosen if the option was presented, but when you are under fire, this is who you want by your side. Dependable, accountable and determined, Saturn rules work, responsibility and duty. With Saturn by your side you will chose to do the right thing. It may be onerous and difficult, but you will prevail and simply "get through it." This will be even more so the case over the coming weeks as Venus steps in to cojoin with Saturn and lends her softening qualities to the stern Saturn. What does Venus conjoining Saturn look like? Perhaps doing nice stress-relieving chores for a loved one? Maybe going the extra mile to complete a task, perhaps? The over-arching theme is that of doing the right thing without intention of reward. These are distinguished as acts of kindness with no strings attached, so the intention is spot-on and well-meaning.
Week of September 2, 2013
By week's end, the Sun will be passing through the middle degrees of Virgo and we feel the full immersion of that detail and service-oriented sign. When we stop to look at Virgo, we see the servant. Health care workers, doctors and those who help others are common trades for Virgo's whose role seems so perfect for the obliging and empathic Virgoan. And we need that spirit and support in our lives right now. At this degree the Sun will be in an exact sextile to Jupiter at 15 degrees Cancer. Sextiles are widely considered favorable and we may be able to feel the gentle merger of the Cancerian Jupiter as warm and comforting under the influence of the Virgo Sun. This may be an ideal time to pause and reflect on what has occurred over recent months. The new Moon at 13 degrees Virgo allows us to set our sights on discretion, dialog and details; all traits of the Virgo.
The Sun moves through the sign of Virgo as summer comes to a slow close. We see the shadows begin to lengthen and the faint whiff of autumn drifts through the air. Mercury continues to linger near the Sun and brings attention to dialogs and discussions, which have the potential to be quite disruptive at this point. A dramatic display of emotions and discontent may fill the air as Venus, Jupiter, Uranus and Pluto form a square across the cardinal signs (Aries, Cancer, Libra, Capricorn). The presence of Pluto and Uranus always creates a shift in direction. This can be seen as a correction. Any time a course is changed, for whatever, reason we can expect a period of disorientation. This will likely emerge as the month rolls on and we'll learn more about that next week as events begin to unfold.
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Week of August 19, 2013
After gliding past Pluto, the Moon works towards Uranus later in the week where we might expect some friction on an emotional level. With Jupiter closing in on an exact square (tension) with Uranus the outcome is quite likely to be large and grandiose. As we all know, Jupiter amplifies all things it comes in contact with so prepare for big news. Uranus is about rebellion, revolution and turning things over. This could be a time when riots and other displays of public unrest become apparent. With Mars passing over the natal Mercury of the United States we could see a public outcry of dissent over possible escalation of wars and foreign involvement. The country has suffered financially, emotionally, morally, and physically from two protracted wars over the last 12 years. The prospect another entry into this arena will likely be cause for wide-spread alarm and outrage.
Week of August 12, 2013
The applying pressure (building) of Jupiter, Uranus, and Pluto will be the most prominent aspect of the week for certain. When we look at this we see a "T" square with Jupiter being the fastest planet and moving into the middle degrees of Cancer and subsequently squaring Uranus in Aries and opposing Pluto in Capricorn. "T" squares typically bring about a tense outcome, and the drama may be cranked up as the Moon passes by late in the week and joins Pluto bringing along an element of emotion and possibly friction. We all have a well of feelings and emotions and you can be certain that they are escalated when the Moon steps into the scene. With Pluto in the mix we tend to see old life patterns and habits get reignited and brought up to our attention. "The deeds of the past…" so to speak.
Week of August 5, 2013
Slow and mighty, Jupiter will be sitting in direction opposition to Pluto this week. Even though Jupiter likes being in Cancer where it is exalted, the presence of Pluto does bring about deconstruction of some sort. Deconstruction is a euphemism for transition, so it may not be literal, but figuratively we'll see some major shift. Jupiter expands the dialog dramatically so the results are equally as inflated. One of the outcomes of this alignment can be manifested as resistance. What does that look like? Well, we may be faced with a situation that requires action and nothing is done. Or we may find that we try and stop something that is inevitable. Of course with Jupiter involved, it becomes a big issue. In the case of the US this will be about relationships. Our relationship to them and vice versa.
Week of July 29th, 2013
This week Mars will make his presence known. Mars tends to bring out aggression, action, anger, and ambition. So there are many positive and negative aspects to the red planet. We don't always know which Mars will show up though. Since the red planet will be opposing Pluto and squaring Uranus, I think it will be an aggressive transit, unfortunately. The Middle East may be talking too loudly now and we have to turn our attention in that direction. It certainly will be about our relationships with other countries or our relationships in general. When I talk about these trends, I use the Sibley chart for the action. The Sibley chart is based on the birth of the United States and is set for 5:08 PM on July 4, 1776 in Philadelphia. Since the US is such a large player on the world stage we can expect our actions and actions towards us to be large as well.
Week of July 22nd 2013
We should still be basking in the glow of the grand water trine, but we are also going to be feeling the energy of Mars as he slips in to an exact conjunction with Jupiter at 6 degrees Cancer. Although Mars typically does not do so well in Cancer as a rule (it is in its "fall" or weakened mode), the influence and motive still exist in some manner. This also places Mars in opposition to Pluto at the same time that it is conjunct Jupiter, so the impact of this transit will be large. Jupiter expands the theme and aggression can be a by-product. Mars opposing Pluto usually means a sparky conflict of some sort and these have been known to be dramatic in the past. Aggression is the word of the time. Mars will be moving closer to a direct opposition to Pluto over the next several days.
The big news this week is the grand water trine. A trine is an astrological term for when two (or more) planets form a 120 degree angle between themselves. This is considered a harmonious and pleasing angle. This particular trine takes place with three major outer planets; all in water signs. We'll see Jupiter at 4 degrees Cancer (cardinal water), Saturn at 4 degrees Scorpio (fixed water), and Neptune at 4 degrees Pisces (mutable water). The water signs represent our emotions. This, uniquely human trait, allows us to inter-relate with others and is an intangible characteristic that we all share. It is one of the things that makes us unique (as far as we know) among the animal world. Love and affection are as much a part of our emotional make-up as anger and aggression. We do have a choice in how we respond. The trine tends to favor the softer, more pleasant side of the emotional spectrum, so we can embrace this as a period of constructive change that brings out the best in all of us. Hallelujah!
The week begins with the Sun, Moon and Mercury all conjoined together near the middle degrees of Cancer. This may be a wonderful experience since it brings light (Sun), emotion (Moon) and communication (Mercury) into a lively dialog, but it also puts them all in opposition to Pluto. So even though the conversation may be animated it may also lead to a bold new direction. Whenever Pluto is involved you can expect a leaky roof. And we all know that a leaky roof cannot remain. Repair is necessary. With rebellious and innovative Uranus in the mix this can yield great results or dramatic shifts. Despite a tendency to deliver startling events, Uranus can be a marvelous inventor. New technologies, medicines, and cultural shifts in the arts are very likely. Remember the 60s? This was a time when Uranus and Pluto joined together and gave birth to a generations of true rebels. Now with a similar flavor in the air, the same potential exists.
Grand Water Trine of 2013
by Chris Flisher
We are rapidly approaching a most unusual planetary alignment that represents a shift in our collective direction. This alignment is known as a trine, which is the astrological term for planets that are located 120 degrees apart. The term "trine" refers to the triplicate nature of the alignment since 120 x 3 equals 360 degrees in the circle. Trines are considered to be favorable alignments in astrology as opposed to the square (90 degrees). Squares typically represent challenges, and growth through adversity, whereas trines often indicate gentle influence and progress without struggle.
Week of July 1st 2013
A fairly dramatic week awaits as the Sun clicks into the middle degrees of Cancer and directly opposes Pluto (the great restorer) and sits in a difficult angle to Uranus the rebellious upstart. A planetary alignment such as this usually spells out some sort of event that forces change. Although the changes may be less apparent than they are with an eclipse, the gradual applying pressure of planets moving closer by degree does point to the pathway forward. Pluto and Uranus at this point, have already been at their apex in relationship several times over the last few years. They have brought about a significant shift in the landscape of the world. We have seen a major overhaul of large institutions, churches, and a general restructure of daily life for millions of people. "A new way to live," has been the theme. If we were to look back 10, or even 6, years we would see a dramatically different work force, economic structure, and political landscape.
Week of June 24th
A full Moon in Capricorn brings an alignment that triggers the cardinal angle as it crosses over the same degree as Pluto shortly thereafter. An emotional hot-spot may also occur as this Moon will also square Uranus, known for creating random acts of unpredictability and chaos. Despite this potential we also see the influence of the Moon over Neptune and Saturn later in the week. Neptune is currently in a trine (or a harmonious angle) to Saturn so we might get a real tangible taste of what it means to dream and imagine responsibly. Saturn likes order, discipline, accountability and doing the right thing, whereas Neptune dwells in the realm of the dreamer and the illusive world of imagination and fantasy. Does the exchange between these two outer planets represent a glimpse of a dream coming to light? This is a busy week for planets changing signs. When planets change signs we have action and results.
Week of June 17th
The conversation continues this week and we might actually see some tangible progress as Venus and Mercury align in an exact conjunction at 22 degrees Cancer. This is an interesting placement since it aligns with the natal Mercury of the United States which occurs in our eighth house. How does that unfold? Eighth house issues are about taxes, loans, legal disputes and the like. It is also the house of inheritance. What did we inherit from our forefathers that might be reconsidered? It may indicate a long-standing financial agreement final comes to light or that the deeds of the mis-spent past finally come due. It can go either way. Since we have spent so many years digging ourselves into this gigantic hole we may finally the consequences staring us in the face and therefore, in a state of near collapse. Or conversely we are about to the repair that which has gone way too far. Mercury is currently in its shadow period leading up to the retrograde coming next week so we could be seeing some weirdness in and around all sorts of financial reform. Venus along for the ride can sweeten the talk.
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By now, Venus has come into a full opposition to Pluto and subsequently squared Uranus. Both of these aspects are considered tense and fraught with change. Uranus especially brings a dramatic component to the scene as unpredictability is his claim to fame. The saving grace to the situation is the presence of Venus indicating that whatever change does come our way we can see the potential in it. Mercury drags up the conversation and again we find ourselves deep in the middle of a swirl of talk. And it may be meaningless. This can be a contentious time, with a public tone that might actually be better off in private, if possible. This may be a conversation that tears down a long-held belief or it might bring forth quite a revealing secret that completely changes the game plan or our public perception. This could happen quite by accident.


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Phoca Download is a Joomla! component. It displays sections, categories and files which can be downloaded from the site. Downloaded files are listed in Statistics View (administration).Demo:
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I was looking for component for ringtones download for my site, and i was surprise the "Audio Player and Gallery" extensions does not have a single extension close to what i wanted so a friend recommended Phoca Download to me, at first i was not actually interested because i want my users to test the audio first (play) before downloading, and his responds was "it will take you a maximum of 15 minutes to set up and test so just try it" and i must confess it took me around 9 to 12 minutes if i guess right, and "Phoca Download" is 99.99999% of what i want. Honestly i was surprise a file download component can come with an audio player for previewing.
If you are developing a simple file sharing site to a complex file eCommerce site I will advice you to look no further. what amazes me most is it is COMPLETELY FREE with a comprehensive documentation and prompt support which most of the commercial extensions dont even offer.
I have even recommended him to add Showcase to his forum where people can exhibit what they have been able to achieve with such great, free and excellent component.
I will say thank you to the developer.
I had a specific problem (I misread part of the docs), and posted in the Phoca forum. The programmer responded within a few days, and helped figure out my error.
He did this on his time, and without charge. When the site starts turning a profit, I am definitely directing some of it his direction, even if it wasn't required.
The frontend layout is clean, the user stats are excellent and its very easy to use.
After more than a year of use I can say that is even robust. It never had an error, a fault or malfunction.
I installed on Joomla 1.5 site and it's working great. Now I have installed on Joomla 2.5.8 and am really impressed. We'd spent hours loading up into another popular extension but found it inflexible and useless for a complex tree of documents. Fortunately we were able to point the documents folder to the one we'd already set up and off we went. A little bit of SQL and we carried over the categories and document entries.
We haven't gone live yet - but already I feel confident this is a great choice. The flexible layout configuration beats any of the other similar extensions hands down - simply brilliant!
Well done to the developer - awesome work. If you're looking for a download/document manager - this is the one!
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If the extension does not fit your needs:
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It seemed only a formality for the Boston Red Sox to wrap up the World Series in Game 6 on Wednesday night, particularly after winning Games 4 and 5 against the Cardinals in St. Louis to put themselves in position for their first title-clinching victory at home since 1918.
The Red Sox beat the Cardinals in the race to become the first team in this century to win three titles. Boston also won in 2004 and 2007 after going 86 years since their previous championship.
Matt Carpenter went 3-for-5 with the Cardinals, and Allen Craig added two hits. With St. Louis down 6-0, Carlos Beltran singled home the Cardinals' lone run in the seventh inning.
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Halloween is next week and I'm sure there are other parents (not just myself and my husband) that are scrambling to find Halloween costume ideas for kids that are cute and engaging, but also doesn't cost a fortune. Last week I was at a mall, and my son (who is 2) quickly managed to zone in on a "Thomas the Tank" costume that cost $29.99. It was cute enough, and he loves Thomas, but there was no way I was spending that amount of money on a costume that he would outgrow and only wear once. And honestly, do we want them to wear the same costume again? No! We want to be able to take pictures of our kids in new costumes every year because we want to show them off. Let's be honest, Halloween is just as exciting for us as it is for our children.
It is because of this, I have decided to compile some Halloween costume ideas for kids that cost very little or in some cases, nothing at all! Last year, I waited until the last-minute and I ended up going to Once Upon A Child here in Niagara Falls, the day before Halloween, and found a Superman costume for $5.99. I threw on one of his dress shirts and I went to the Dollar Store and bought a cheap pair of glasses and popped out the lenses and ta-da! he was Clark Kent turning into Superman! The grand total of this costume cost me $7.99+taxes (see featured picture).
Here are some more ideas:
Go to the Dollar Store and purchase a paintbrush and some paint. Go into your child's closet and find a beret (or buy one at Once Upon A Child or Value Village) for next to nothing, a tank top, an apron, then smudge paint all over it and instantly you have a costume–for cheap!
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If you are looking for truly unique Halloween costume ideas for kids, this costume is amazing by www.thirtyhandmadedays.com. I had to share! This is actually so easy to make and the only expense may be to find a bucket large enough for your child's head! For Salty Bison's a full tutorial on how-to make this costume click here.
With the exception of the red, curly wig, you may already have this in your child's closet. All you need is a red dress, white tights and a cute pair of Mary Jane shoes or any black dress shoes for that matter. If you have a plain red dress, just tie a white ribbon or belt around the waist and suddenly your little girl is now "Little Orphan Annie".
Charlie Brown! Just a bald head and a black marker! lol. You don't even need to find a yellow shirt with a black swiggle on it. Just a yellow shirt will do and you can just buy black felt and cut out the shape for the swiggle. Bonus points if you can find a stuffed Snoopy.
Costume #5:
Find a basket and cut out the bottom (make sure that it's tight enough that it can fit around your child's waist). Poke four holes in the top of the basket and tie string through it and attached it to a large size helium balloon. Decorate the balloon as you wish!
I found this one on www.coolest-homemade-costumes.com. I thought it was adorable, and basically just requires some grungy looking outfit and a marker or face paint to draw on a beard. Done.
This is for the infant that can't walk yet lol. Go door-to-door in this. Clearly the candy will be for you, but you get to show off how cute your baby is! All the baby needs is a red jacket with a hood and then you can stick on red pipe cleaners on the hood and a pair of eyeballs. Love it!
Okay, so there is a few super cheap Halloween costume ideas for kids! If you have a small baby and don't wish to go out for Halloween, the Fun Factory on Clifton Hill here in Niagara Falls has bibs for $12.99+tax that feature different costume patterns on them called "Add A Kid". You can answer the door and hand out candy holding your infant wearing that — and all you had to do was tie on a bib!
Contest time!!
We want to see your child(ren) in their costumes! After Halloween, email me your child in costume at email@example.com and I will add them to an album on our Clifton Hill – Niagara Falls Fun Facebook page. Deadline for entry is Friday, November 8th, 2013 at 5:00pm. Get your family and friends to "like" our page and "like" your child's photo in our album! The winner will still be chosen by us so the number of "likes" won't technically matter, but it doesn't hurt to have bragging rights!
The winner will receive a family photo shoot on Clifton Hill by Robert Deak Photography.
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939. Optimization of Orthotropic Layered Shells of Revolution by the Finite Element Method
Title | 939. Optimization of Orthotropic Layered Shells of Revolution by the Finite Element Method |
Publication Type | Conference Paper |
Paper Number | 0939 |
Year of Publication | 1972 |
Authors | Lowrey, R. D. |
Conference | 31st Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, May 22-25 |
Conference Location | Atlanta, Georgia |
Publisher | Society of Allied Weight Engineers, Inc. |
Date Published | 5/22/72 |
Abstract | Based on Hooke's Law for orthotropic anisotropic materials including thermal effects, a generalized constitutive matrix is derived from a high-precision rotational shell finite element, formulated on the principle of minimum total potential energy. Optimality of resulting stresses in elements is determined by Hill yield criteria during each iteration, and a new optimized shell section is determined. For multiple load conditions, each element of an optimum shell reaches its allowable stress due to one or more loading conditions. |
Pages | 22 |
Key Words | 23. Weight Engineering - Structural Estimation |
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