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Situated on the Monterreal peninsula, this is one of the most unique Paradors; the building is mid-way between a medieval fortress and seigniorial Gallegan architecture. It commands an impressive viewpoint above the ocean within a walled enclosure. It is protected by the sea and has a beautiful pine forest on either side.
The hotel has magnificent, stylish rooms full of decorative features from different eras. Manorial rooms and spacious bedrooms, many boasting spectacular sea views, make up a grandiose interior along with its outstanding stone staircase in the entrance hall.
The Parador offers a wide range of dishes including, sea bass with razor clams in rapini sauce, shell fish dishes, tarta de Santiago (Galician almond tart), and filloas (Galician pancakes).
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I live near a small, brick apartment building, at the start of L Street (odd side) and there is a family there that lets their big pitbull dog poop on everyone's yard without picking it up. I see them do this daily. This has been going on for a very long time. I have spoken with them about it and they refuse to pick up the poop. Other tenants in the building have even put up a sign on the main (outdoor) mailbox asking them to clean up the dog's mess and that didn't work either. There is so much excrement on the ground that there is not a single clean spot on the lawn. This is a health hazard, it smells and it's disgusting. Yet this family thinks that it is OK to continue to allow their dog to soil everyone's yard. When I have company stop by, they have to dodge piles of poo in order to reach my front door. I have called the police, animal control and on Tuesday I will call the Board of Health. I am not sure what other direction I can go in. What can I do to get them to clean up the mess? |
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Albany, N.Y. (AP) - Deer are active this month and the New York State Thruway Authority is reminding drivers to be alert. Thruway officials say they expect more deer on the highway's shoulders this month and next after a warm winter. They ask that drivers watch for deer, especially when the animals are most active at dawn and dusk. Drivers should scan shoulders of the road and keep in mind that deer often travel in groups, meaning that if you see one deer there might be more.
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I write the blog (and soon-to-be-book) Cupcakes and Cashmere, that covers everything pertaining to a fashionable lifestyle. I've been a fan of Estée Lauder for a long time (my grandmother and mom used to let me play dress up with their samples) and it's been fun discovering the products that work best for me. I'm thrilled to be working with Estée Lauder and look forward to sharing all of the tutorials, trend break-downs, and videos that I've created with you.
I first fell in love with make-up towards the end of middle school. I was going through what turned out to be a nearly decade-long awkward streak, which seemed to vanish the moment I applied my first purple eyeshadow. My beauty routine has changed drastically since then, but I still get that same rush from a shiny manicure, a bright lip, or a sultry smoky eye. Estée Lauder encapsulates all that I love about beauty - proving that every woman is beautiful within, and that with a few products, she can feel similarly on the outside as well.
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On Monday, we asked Southside Elementary and Imagine School parents how they felt about sending off their little ones on the first day of school.
Debbie Schubring
"It seems like she just got here, but this is her last year of elementary school because she's a fifth-grader this year. I love it here — Southside is a bubble, a special moment in time. I'm so sad about it I could cry!"
Jenni Hudson
"It's a new chapter, but Southside is a great school. It's hard to send them off."
Brenda Michel
"Entrusting your child to complete strangers in a new environment is stressful. There's a new anxiety level and unease about everything, but we're excited. I think she is ready for all of the new experiences she'll have."
Advice: "I told her to introduce herself to friends and to not be shy."
Lisa Marx
"Avery was focused and ready to find a seat with her giant bag of school supplies. We even saw someone with a wheelbarrow of supplies! I'm sad summer is over because it was so much fun."
Elena Giannini
"She's a first-time kindergartner. It's been tearful. She wanted to go to school on Saturday. She wanted to go on Sunday. I'm excited for her, but tearful."
Giovana Teresi
"They wanted me to leave. Marcella is starting sixth grade and Massimo is in fifth. There were no tears — just me. Then I saw my niece, Sophia, going to kindergarten. She's just a baby!"
Peggy Caruso
"I'm watching my son in gym class right now — he's across the room — and he just waved. My kids are in second and fifth grade, so it wasn't too bad. My daughter is excited and nervous. I think the second day is harder than the first because you've got to convince them to get out of bed!"
Rosanne Holton
"I made sure I had tissues to help with (the) BooHoo (breakfast). I'll miss all of our beach days and fishing, but we're very excited about the new school."
Kathryn Lehrman
"Am I sad? I am sad! I feel like the summers fly by. We only live four blocks away, but we had to drive because we had so much stuff. We're excited for school and for the teachers."
Carol Bond
"It's a miracle we got Sabrina to school. She got so nervous last night and was crying, but her friends came over this morning and convinced her to get out of the car."
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Yes, John McClane is back in an elevator...
I like this one better than the first, but you can judge for yourself, as they're both available for your viewing pleasure. It shows more of the trademark dark humor of the other installments, even if there are perhaps too many scenes, making you feel as though you're seeing all the high points of the movie.
The original Die Hard ranks as one of my all-time favorite movies, so I want to look forward to this one, but the last one (Live Free or Die Hard) left a little bit of a lingering bad taste (language dubbed to achieve a rating), so I can't help but temper my enthusiasm while anticipating this movie's February 14th release date.
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Everyone is admitted to MOSI's exhibit galleries including The Amazing You exhibit, Kids In Charge! and more than 450 interactive exhibits for just $5. Zip line and Ropes Course not included, but can be purchased separately.
This month, skip the lines and meet Santa in his workshop deep within the Idea Zone. Join him in making gifts or watch as he hold on tight in the Sky Trail Ropes Course.
Price: $5
Bring the family out to explore the museum and participate in art activities free of charge.
Price: Free.
Even in Florida, you can get in the holiday spirit by skating on an outdoor rink in the park. Each 90-minute session includes skate rental. The rink is open through Jan. 5.
Price: $10.
Pets and their owners are invited to participate in games and contests. There will be food for both pets and people, entertainment, holiday shopping and pet adoptions with various local rescue groups. Hosted by the Humane Society of the Nature Coast.
Price: Free admission.
International Plaza transforms into the Ice Palace, a 30-foot dome with snow, a light show, snow globes, glistening icicles and footage from BBC Earth's Frozen Planet. Ice Palace entertainment includes roaming snow princess characters, visits with Santa and family photos on an ice throne. The Ic …
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The Mahaffey Theater Yacht Basin and Albert Whitted Park will be filled with hundreds of sail and power boats. This year's event includes a 40,000-square-foot clearspan tent housing marine gear, children's activities, seminars and clinics.
Price: $10 at gate, 15 and younger free.
The day starts with the annual Santa Parade beginning at Central Avenue and Fifth Street. After the parade, 65 tons of snow are blown into St. Petersburg's North Straub Park, bringing family snow activities including "glice"-skating, toboggan rides, make-and-take crafts, climbing wall, …
Price: $5 wristband.
This Orlando attraction is as close as you'll get to a winter wonderland in Florida. It features two million pounds of hand-carved ice sculptures by artists brought in from China and 40 tons of real snow creating a North Pole Carnival attraction with a Frosty the Snowman theme that families can …
Price: $23.99-$29.99, $20.99-$28.99 seniors, $9.99-$16.99 ages 4-12, 3 and younger free.
A full spectrum of craft/art media by 100 hand selected crafters will be on display and for sale including folk art, pottery, handmade clothing, painted wood, personalized gift items, quilts and hair accessories.
Price: Free.
The waterfront park is transformed into a winter wonderland for the holiday party. The Rough Riders parade steps off at 11 a.m at Morgan Street and Madison Street, travel west to Ashley Drive and turn north to Cass Street. The party continues at the park with crafts, a Christmas market and photo …
Price: Free, $5 to ice skate.
The annual 97X Next Big Thing returns to Vinoy Park in St. Petersburg, but this year it will take place on two stages, meaning continuous music throughout the day. Permitted items include blankets and one unopened water bottle; no-nos include lawn chairs, umbrellas and food. Lineup includesThirt …
Price: $65 before November 29; $80 day of show.
This community-wide holiday themed event includes children's games, entertainment, photos with Santa, hayrides and a children's train.
Price: Free.
The musical adaptation of Dickens' classic returns for the Christmas season. Through Dec. 24.
Price: $20-$44.
Drawn from Coward's songs, plays and journals, this revue features 33 songs as well as sketches, anecdotes, writings and musings. Through Dec. 22.
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Santa arrives by firetruck for Tierra Verde's tree lighting celebration with a petting zoo, face painting, pet costume contest, music, games and food. Please bring an unwrapped toy for the Lealman Fire Depatement to donate to needy children.
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Stroll through the gardens with laser lights, flora and fauna displays, decorated trees, a seven-foot high gingerbread house with more than 600 lights, 30-foot white swan and a tropical parrot have been added to the array of twinkling lights lining the pathways, with entertainment and a visit fr …
Price: $2, 12 and younger free.
Winter Wonderland is a complete Christmas village with tens of thousands of sparkling lights, 100 trees, live entertainment, visits with Santa, cookie decorating with Mrs. Claus, pony rides, train rides, a petting zoo, a bounce house, slide and a hot chocolate shop. Benefits Nourish to Flourish.
Price: Free admission, fee for some activities (donations appreciated).
The park is transformed into a nighttime holiday wonderland with 80 miles of lights, real snow to play in, special food and treats, a life-sized nativity in topiary, Santa's house, train ride and special musical performances.
Price: $40, $25 pass holders, $10 children (single admission); $89, $29 children (unlimited admissions).
Kids get that wish list ready. Santa and his sleigh will be appearing on select nights in St. Petersburg for visits with area children. Come early and stick around for "glice" skating on a simulated ice rink.
Price: Free; $5 skating.
Drive your vehicle through a light and sound show including more than 750 larger-than-life lighted scenes, tunnels and dancing lights. Open at dusk daily through Dec. 29.
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Event Type: Entertainment/ Recreation Age Group(s): Adults Date: 3/19/2013 Start Time: All Day Description: If you could write your own epitaph, what would you say? Here's your chance! Stop by Jones Creek Regional Library anytime during library hours from March 1-30 and post your epitaph to the board near the tombstone display! Not sure how to start? Check out the display of epitaph books, both informational and humorous, near the exhibit. This is an Edgar Allan Poe One Book One Community Program.
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Quincy High track team member Shelby Kingston (left) approaches a hurdle while Miranda Kelly (right) takes flight at the Burney Invitational on April 19. Kingston placed first in the 300-meter hurdles and Kelly took second at the Burney meet, as well as at a league meet on University Prep's campus in Redding on April 24. Photo by Craig Harrington |
The Quincy High girls' track team took first place at the Burney Spring Classic on April 19. The team went on to place third in a league meet at University Prep in Redding on April 24.
Teammates Rachel Hanna, Miranda Kelly and Shelby Kingston led far above the other nine teams competing to take the gold at Burney. Combined, the girls accounted for a total of 75 points.
Hanna placed first in the 200-meter competition with a time of 30.18 seconds. In the 100-meter hurdles, Kelly took the gold in 19.25 while Kingston placed third in 20.98.
Kingston went on to take the top spot in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of one minute, 0.5 seconds. Kelly followed right behind Kingston with a time of 1:10.19 to take the silver. Hanna placed first in the triple jump with an impressive distance of 30 feet, three inches.
"The one thing I am most excited about for QHS track this year is this is the most positive team culture we have had in five years," commented the team's track coach Dan Hanna.
In addition to the girls' placement, the junior varsity boys' team excelled in its competition. The team placed first overall, taking gold in the 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters, mile, two mile, 4x100 relay, 4x400 relay and the 300-meter hurdles events.
"Our great team culture will continue to pay huge dividends for many years to come," said coach Hanna, referring to the junior varsity team.
At the league meet at University Prep, Quincy's track team had a bit more competition with 13 other schools competing. Despite the fierce competition, the girls' team still took the silver and the JV boys took the gold.
"This was very good for our team to attend just two weeks before our league championship," continued Hanna. "There were many personal records set."
Shawn Hughes set a personal record in the varsity boys' discus with a throw of 135 feet, three inches to place first. Hughes demolished his competition, throwing 23 feet farther than the second-place competitor.
Kingston and Kelly once again claimed the top two spots in the 300-meter hurdles. This is the girls' fourth year as hurdlers for Quincy High. Rachel Hanna also won the triple jump with a distance of 29 feet, 6.5 inches.
Quincy will host its annual meet Wednesday, May 1, at the Feather River College track at 3:30 p.m. On Saturday, the team will hold a 5K run fundraiser. Those interested in having a nice run should meet the team at 9:30 a.m. for a run down the bike path to the college.
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Disability Forum becomes a Section in the American Public Health Association
The Disability Forum was started in 1988 as the Caucus on Disablement by a handful of professionals who were interested in moving disability-related issues into the spectrum of public health. Several years later the small Caucus evolved into a Forum, which enhanced its visibility within the structure of the largest public health organization in the world, the American Public Health Association (APHA). In 2007, under the leadership of Gloria Krahn, Disability Chair, and several members of the Executive Committee, a full fledged membership drive was undertaken to recruit the necessary number for becoming a Section, the largest division in APHA which was accomplished. This is an important victory for health professionals interested in disability because it provides our Section with greater visibility and credibility among a broad group of health professionals, and ensures that public health issues related to policy, advocacy, education, training and research will be more inclusive of the disability community. The goals of the Disability Section will be to increase awareness and knowledge of disability issues across all public health professionals and the general public; advise APHA on policy development relevant to the lives of people with disabilities; and secure well grounded interest in addressing the needs of the disability community in all public health related matters. Members of the Executive Committee are listed below.
Stephen French Gilson, PhD
Faculty Advisor Hillel
Center for Community Inclusion & Disability Studies and School of Social Work The University of Maine
5717 Corbett Hall, Room 201
Orono, ME 04469-5717
Phone: (207) 581-1263
Fax: (207) 581-1231 V/TTY: (800) 203-6957
H. Stephen Kaye, PhD
Associate Adjunct Professor
Institute for Health & Aging
University of California, San Francisco
3333 California Street, Suite 340
San Francisco, CA 94118
Phone: (415) 502-7266
Fax: (415) 502-5208
Program Chair
Anthony Cahill, PhD
Director, Division of Disability and Health Policy
University of New Mexico, School of Medicine
2300 Menaul Boulevard NE
Albuquerque, NM 87107
Phone: (505) 272-2990
Fax: (505) 272-9594
Communications Chair
Vijay Vasudevan, MPH, PhD Candidate
Department of Disability and Human Development
University of Illinois at Chicago
1640 W. Roosevelt Rd. M/C 626
Chicago, IL 60608
Phone: (312) 413-0094
Communications Student Co-Chair
David Dawley
University of Arizona
Dot Nary, PhD
RTC/IL. University of Kansas.
1000 Sunnyside Avenue, 4089 Dole.
Lawrence, KS 66049.
Phone: (785) 864-4095
Membership Student Co-Chair
Natasha Spassiani
Policy Chair
Barbara L. Kornblau, JD, OTR/L
Adriane Griffen, MPH, MCHES
Project Director, CDC Cooperative Agreement
1100 Wayne Avenue, Suite 1000
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Phone: (301) 588-8252 x208
Fax: (301) 588-2842
Awards Student Co-Chair
Carolyn Lullo
Willi Horner-Johnson, PhD
Research Assistant Professor
Child Development & Rehabilitation Center
Oregon Health & Science University
Mail Stop CDRC 1270B
P.O. Box 574
Portland, OR 97207-9946Phone: (503) 494-9273Fax: (503) 494-6868
Treasurer Student Co-Chair
Henan Li
Meg Ann Traci, PhD
Project Director
The Montana Disability and Health Program
The University of Montana Rural Institute: A Center for Excellence in Disabilities Education, Research and Services
52 Corbin Hall
Missoula, MT 59812-7056
(888) 268-2743 Toll-free, RTC Main Office
(406) 243-4956 Meg's Office
(406) 243-2349 Fax
Secretary Student Co-Chair
Helen Russette
University of Montana
James H. Rimmer, PhD Professor
Lakeshore Foundation Endowed Chair in Health Promotion and Rehabilitation Sciences
1705 University Blvd.
School of Health Professions Building, Room 331
University of Alabama Birmingham
Birmingham, AL 35294-1212
Phone: (205) 975-9010
Kiyoshi Yamaki, PhD
Phone: (312) 413-7860
Fax: (312) 355-4058
Student Liaisons
Alicia Dixon-Ibarra
Oregon State University
Kerri Vanderbom
Student Liaison Student Co-Chair
Mara Nery
Accessibility Liaison
Catherine Graham
South Carolina Interagency Office of Disability and Health
University of South Carolina School of Medicine
3209 Colonial Dr.
Columbia, SC 29203
Phone: (803) 434-3189
Accessibility Student Co-Chair
Teresa Moro
University of Chicago


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A group of teenage girls are sent, unknowingly, to a group of vampire brothers. The brothers are very sadistic and bullying. They like to chase girls, but how will they deal with their new brides?
Side note: The brothers can sense their brides by the scent (and taste) of the brides' blood.
Lyra's car drove up to a house she had never been too. Her eyes were wide with curiosity as the car came to a stop in front of the gate. Lyra thought she was going to be going to an all-girls school, but this hadn't looked as such. She walked up to the gate and saw that it was... unlocked? Who would leave a gate unlocked to such a rich lookin' place? Lyra shrugged as she dragged her suitcase to the front door, which was a longer walk than it was to get from school to her house. She, finally, got to the front door and knocked a few times before opening it. "Hello...?" she called out. No one. She shrugged and walked in to look around. "Wow" she said breathlessly. Lyra hadn't seen such a nice home in her life.


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For most kids a trip to the hospital is no fun, but at BSA officials say they work hard to keep their kids as positive as possible.
For eight year old Jasmine Diaz, her stay at the hospital could make her a national winner.
"This is the first year that CMN has partnered with White Cloud, they just though it would be a great idea for the kids to do while they're in the hospital," said Jodi Reid CMN Program Director "It takes their minds off being in the hospital and also benefits White Cloud by having artwork in their Kleenex boxes."
White Cloud and the Children's Miracle Network are in the final stages of their tissue box design contest.
Children from the ages of four to 14 from 168 hospitals across the nation put their creativity to work to be the next design featured on White Cloud tissue boxes nationwide.
"It's pretty important, it gives the children encouragement in knowing that people do care about them," said Elizabeth Palermo BSA Child Life Specialist. "And they're not forgotten while they're in the hospital and it makes them feel good about themselves."
Pictures were drawn by children all across the US. So what did Jasmine decide to draw?
"A giraffe, a dog, a cat an elephant, and a snake," said Jasmine Diaz Top 10 Contestant.
She can't win alone; she needs your help, and your vote.
"Please vote for my picture and help me win!" said Jasmine.
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The Shadow Hawk weaved left, slowing to a side-stepping jog as it twisted its torso. Dry rock crumbled as it thudded by, blooms of fire peppering its wake. The Armstrong J11 autocannon on its back swung down into its ready-fire position and chattered in bursts, sending a stream of shells into the path of the rushing Crusader. Coherent light raged futily past the black and grey 'Mech. Smoke billowed from the medium 'Mech's right breast, followed by blossoming fire on the 65-ton 'Mech that did little but pockmark its once-pristine paint.
Still the autocannon fired, gnawing off shreds of armour until it stopped suddenly. The reloading mechanism whirred for a bit longer then powered down. A final flight of long ranged missiles smashed into the worried torso of the bulky Crusader; spurting liquids meant it had been a good hit. It didn't slow, bearing down on the lighter 'Mech with fists upraised, its arsenal of missiles and lasers forgotten in blinding rage.
Outgunned, the Shadow Hawk pilot spread its stance as if to receive the charge then pivoted to deliver a passing knee-hit. The Crusader went down hard, and the Shadow Hawk was right on top of it even as it was falling, raining punches and kicks that crumpled its large frame.
Too late, the Shadow Hawk's pilot remembered the Griffin behind him as its Fusigon PPC bit into his back. Sparks crackled as a wave of missiles impacted all along its battered form; half found the hole the Fusigon blasted open, its fire feeding on the Shadow Hawk's internals and mangling the empty missile bay.
It was long enough for the Crusader pilot to struggle his 'Mech onto its knees. It didn't wait to be fully upright before launching punishing blows into the reeling Shadow Hawk. The Crusader laid its hands on the smaller 'Mech and pulled itself up as the SHD-2H was brought to its knees.
The autocannon hung limply, struck loose by a massive fist. The Crusader pilot saw this and ripped the Armstrong J11 from its mount. Metal, myomer, and electronics gushed apart at the tear.
Rocks crumpled under the Shadow Hawk's knees, its left arm slinking slowly into the ground. Black smoke poured from its torso wound, an electric fire starting in earnest. The harsh and distant light of the sun glinted off the barrel as the Crusader held it high triumphantly.
The club descended.
The ground burst into flames as the Shadow Hawk ignited its jump jets to smash into its executioner, sending burning rock to explode from all around it. Both landed with arms entangled just metres away, a cacophony of anguished metal and the deep roar of plasma. They sunk deeper and deeper into a self-dug pit, melting and pulverizing rock in their struggle. Lasers dug fiery, meaningless furrows into their armour when they hit, or created molten pools otherwise.
On top, finally, the Crusader freed its right hand to slam its palm into the Shadow Hawk's face. The jump jets cut off, leaving just the sound of crushing metal and splintering ferro-glass. Again, it raised its right arm to strike, slamming instead into the Shadow Hawk's upraised left forearm. The third blow whipped aside the blocking arm as the Crusader's left fist bore down.
Delicately, the SHD-2H had angled its right arm as the Crusader battered aside his defenses. The Martell Medium Laser had its focusing barrel shortened by a laser hit, but it could still fire. It did just as the 55-ton 'Mech's left forearm was swatted aside.
Light shone, burning through the Crusader's ferro-glass canopy. A fountain of fire and melting metal spurted behind.
He finally saw his opponent for a fraction of a second as the light consumed her.
Then, noise and--
Ethan Morimoto bent up from his cot, fully awake. A gentle darkness swallowed him, his screams still echoing in the stillness of his quarters. The light still burned in his mind's eye and he quavered.
Finding the dropship's thrumming at 1G thrust soothing, he stood up barefoot in his room, inhaling the stale cool air as it dried the sweat from his body.
Flicking the trid on, he sat on the cool floor cross-legged, watching a distant point of light slowly grow.
"The new Mercenary's Star," he whispered.
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Friars looking forward to strong finish on ice
It's not how you start, it's how you finish.
That's the approach coach Jeff Stelmok is preaching to his St. Anthony's hockey club this early in the season.
St. Anthony's (2-2-1), the four-time defending CHSHL 'A' Division champions, isn't off to the best of starts. Yet, Stelmok doesn't want anyone to be discouraged.
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Read more »LI's Klein, Carfora earn All-American honors
Carle Place forward Dylan Klein and St. Anthony's midfielder Justin Carfora were named All-Americans on Monday by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. They were the only two players from Long Island selected.
Carfora's overall play helped St. Anthony's win a CHSAA state championship, the boys soccer program's first since 2008.
"At this point in his playing career, he is...
Read more »St. Dom bowling already on a roll behind freshman Joe Migliano
Let's just go ahead and call this one a good sign of things to come. After being knocked out of the first round of the playoffs last year, St. Dominic kicked off its season in style, with freshman Joe Migliano shooting over 600 in his first varsity match. His 621 (he had a 213 in Game 1) was second only to stalwart Nick Bonomo's 623. Bonomo, a senior, shot a 217 in Game 3, while sophomore Vinny...
Read more »St. Anthony's wins CHSAA girls volleyball title
Yet to drop a game to a league opponent all season, St. Anthony's girls volleyball found itself trailing 15-7 to Kellenberg on Tuesday evening in the first game of the CHSAA championship match.
Coach Donna Newman called timeout, hoping to stem the momentum. It worked, as St. Anthony's (16-0) rallied in the game and completed a 3-0 sweep to advance to the state championship on Saturday at St....
Read more »Friars swimming aims for special postseason
Melissa Bischoff, Kylie Danin, Aileen Fitzpatrick and LeeAnn Santore don't take it for granted that each is a member of the St. Anthony's girls swimming program.
"They know how special it is to be on this team," Friars coach Dan McBride said. "Not everyone gets a chance to wear the black and gold."
Bischoff, Danin, Fitzpatrick and Santore are wearing those colors...
Read more »Easy source of motivation for St. Anthony's
The newly appointed captains of the St. Anthony's boys soccer team, seniors Justin Carfora and Nick Cestaro, have had no trouble motivating the bunch for the upcoming season.
Their message?
"All we have to do is remind them of last year and the terrible feeling we had walking off the field after losing," Carfora said.
Carfora and Cestaro were on last year's team, which...
Read more »Brentwood ranked No. 23 in nation
Brentwood, the defending Long Island Class AA champion, returns this season ranked No. 23 in the Student Sports Fab 50 Fall Boys Soccer Preseason National Rankings, which were released on Aug. 12.
In their last 10 seasons, the Indians have seven undefeated league championships, eight county titles, seven Long Island titles, two state titles and one national title.
Head coach Ron Eden...
Read more »St. John the Baptist finally headed to the final
St. John the Baptist's recent reputation as that "pretty good, but not on that level" team – it's history. And they put an end to that on Tuesday by making history.
The second-seeded Cougars beat rival Sacred Heart, 14-9, in the CHSAA Class AA girls lacrosse semifinals, earning their first ever trip to the league title game.
"There was a sense of relief and accomplishment...
Read more »St. Dom's R.J. Beil records 250th point of his career
St. Dominic senior R.J. Beil recorded the 250th point of his career Monday on an assist to Grant Galligan 10 seconds into a non-league win over Portledge.
After scoring five goals with two assists in the 13-5 road win, Beil's total points is now up to 256, which "easily ranks him in at least the top-five in the program's history," according to third-year head coach Matt O'Brien.
Read more »Jack Attack - St. Dom's Jack Zagaja hits three
This is what we in the biz call a very, very good day.
St. Dominic senior Jack Zagaja lived up to his name Monday, hitting three (THREE!) home runs in a 16-5 win over Holy Trinity in CHSAA.
He blasted a two-run shot in the first, launched a solo home run in the fourth, and belted another two-run jack in the fifth. He finished with four runs and five RBIs. But he only went 3-for-4. What...
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I have a supplier that sends me invoices in advance, with so many days to pay. I want to enter these invoices into my accounting software as soon as they arrive, so I know what my commitment is for the upcoming month. When I pay the invoice (online) the invoice number changes, so it no longer matches what I have in my accounting software.
I found this very confusing and difficult to deal with. I asked the company about it and they said that the unpaid invoice was a 'proforma' and when it gets paid, then it becomes an invoice and the number changes, because its a new document.
To my mind, that's an odd way of doing things - but they are unlikely to change it and I need to work out how best to deal with it.
I use Office Accounting 2009 - which is actually a really nice bit of software but regrettably no longer available. OA doesn't support proforma invoices directly. If I wanted to issue a proforma myself, then I would create it as a sales order, then print it out using the proforma template - but internally it is a sales order document.
But I'm not issuing the proforma, I'm receiving it. Inferring from the reverse process, it seems likely that one way to model this would be to enter a purchase order to represent the received proforma, then convert it to an invoice when the bill is paid. Unfortunately that then means there has to be an intermediate step of a Goods Received Note (GRN) which is wierd (there are no goods, its a service) and it makes the whole process very tedious.
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White rot, anyway (brown rot is another story). According to a paper in the March issue of Science, it started about 300 million years ago, when certain fungi figured out how to digest the lignin in woody plants.
Until the end of the Carboniferous era (360-300 million years ago), much of the material in wood was indigestible; so, the stuff just piled up, and eventually turned into coal. The usual explanation for the huge buildup of carbon in the Permo-Carboniferous is that anoxic conditions (like those we find in bogs) prevented decay. However, researchers have analyzed the genetics of 31 fungi and worked out the date at which organisms capable of breaking down lignin (the types of Agaricomycetes that produce white rot) first evolved. The date coincides suggestively with the end of the Carboniferous:
Anyway, it's something to think about, as you slop CPES over your boat.Molecular clock analyses suggest that the origin of lignin degradation might have coincided with the sharp decrease in the rate of organic carbon burial around the end of the Carboniferous period.


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Growers and ag retailer agronomists toured a 10-acre field plot in north central Iowa near Ellsworth. Media toured the plots with representatives of Asmus Farm Supply, which is based out of the northwest Iowa town of Rake.
Two university weed scientists presented their points of view—Mike Owens, Ph.D., Iowa State University professor, and Jason Nosworthy, University of Arkansas associate professor. A former university weed scientist also made brief comments.
Owen noted, "There has never been anything like glyphosate in the history of agriculture" because of its efficacy, simplicity and convenience. He said it was inevitable that resistance would develop to glyphosate. It should have only been a question of how long because the obvious example of weed resistance occurred with ALS inhibitors in Iowa during the late 1980s.
That ALS resistance has not gone away as Owen has not been able to find a waterhemp population in the state that isn't still ALS resistant. Once waterhemp is glyphosate resistant, it could be eternally resistant to both ALS inhibitors and glyphosate. Waterhemp in various locations of the nation has been found to be resistant to five modes of action—HPPD, ALS, PPO, atrazine and glyphosate. And Owen said this is "really problematic."
Mode of action rotation with a pre-emergence herbicide and the same with post-emergence herbicides plus mechanical weed control as necessary was the message from Owen. Professional agronomists have to make recommendations that preserve the technology we have today for as long as possible by using full rates in combination. He explained that the last new herbicide mode of action discovery was the HPPDs approximately 22 years ago and no new ones are on the horizon.
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The permanent collection of the Museo di Roma in Trastevere exhibits the salient aspects of popular life in Rome from the late eighteenth century to the early twentieth century, filtered through the tastes and convictions of the artists and folklorists who represented it. The major themes present in the collection are the costumes, the popular dances, the secular and religious festivals and the crafts.
The Museum of Rome in Trastevere is situated in Piazza Sant'Egidio, in a historic building. Even the Piazza takes its name from the nunnery, which included the small church of Saint Egidio. The earliest nucleus of the convent was founded in 1601 at the church of Saint Lorenzo on the Janiculum, which was later restored and dedicated to Saint Egidio, as a home for the religious order of Carmelite nuns.
From Monday 25 February for conservation works, Ettore Roesler Franz's watercolours cannot be visited In the two exhibition halls on the first floor, the museum hosts from 1 March 2013 exhibitions: - Faces, stones, the city: Mario Carbone, Emilio Gentilini 1952–1985, photographs from the collection of the Museum of Rome in Trastevere.
Danubius is a photographic journey searching European identity after the enlargement to the east. It is a trip through the 2.860 kilometers of the river, from the source to the Delta, passing through several cities (Ulm, Linz, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Vukovar, Belgrade, Tulcea) and small villages, great plains, wide landscapes, different people, customs and languages.
This world-premiere exhibition presents the extraordinary work of Lee Jeffries, a self-taught photographer strongly influenced by the religious or spiritual and tolerant aspect of the city of Rome, where he took many of the most significant images on dispaly. Jeffries gave these people something more than personal dignity. He gave them a light in their eyes that depicts transcendence, a glimmer of light at the gates of Eden, so to speak.
Visita didattica per: - la scuola primaria (classi IV-V) e la scuola secondaria di I grado (classi I-II);- la scuola secondaria di I grado (classi III media) e di II grado (classi I-II superiori).
Durata 45' (visita alla collezione), 45' (proiezione nella sala multimediale).
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The Longboat Key Police Department has linked two suspected burglars that were apprehended breaking into the Waterfront Restaurant in Anna Maria early Tuesday, May 19 to the Centre Shops of Longboat Key burglaries May 11.
Longboat Key Police Detective Kristina Roberts said John O'Keefe, 18, of Sarasota, and Patrick Samuel Banker, 18, of Sarasota, will be charged with two counts of burglary and two counts of grand theft for burglaries at Longboat Key businesses.
A third grand-theft charge is also likely, Roberts said, because the Exit Art merchandise found in the bushes by the Centre Shops adds up to $300 or more worth of merchandise stolen from the business.
Just like in the Centre Shops burglary, a sheriff report depicts a routine check of the area uncovered the suspects running from the Waterfront Restaurant Tuesday.
A Holmes Beach police officer found one of the suspects, and a sheriff's K-9 caught up to the other suspect. Manatee County Sheriff spokesman Dave Bristow believes the two suspects could be responsible for as many as 15 to 20 recent burglary cases from Longboat Key to Anna Maria Island.
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Billions ten billion that is how much Americans spent on energy drinks and 2012 the popular drinks claiming to -- not only a big jolt budding mental physical edge but the drinks really delivering an -- are we all -- had.
Griff Jenkins hit the ground to find out.
Greta it's the latest craze sweeping the nation to the tune of ten billion dollars in sales alone just last year -- these high powered energy drinks -- -- full of caffeine -- range and saying and he knows what else.
But promising to give you that ultimate edge and their daily lives.
It's also grabbing headlines as to whether or really works -- it's even good for.
And it's gotten congress' attention to.
Congressman Ed Markey Democrat of Massachusetts.
Wrote this letter to the FTC asking them to investigate the industry's marketing practices.
Doctor Roland Griffiths is a professor of psychiatry and neuroscience -- Johns Hopkins University.
I see energy drinks as just another vehicle for delivery.
Caffeine caffeine is the most widely used mood altering drug in the world all these energy drinks contain various additives like -- and B vitamins today and a host of other things they're claims made.
That these additional ingredients.
Somehow interact.
And produce a different effect.
That remains to be shown scientifically.
The big -- difference is that the energy drinks are being marketed.
Performance enhancement to increase concentration.
And they're being targeted.
What I see is kind of a vulnerable population.
There should a lot of downside cultural wrists.
To promoting drug use in that form.
So in that sense it's a new marketing message.
And that perhaps may be have some embedded dangerous and.
Now we reached out to all of the major energy drink companies for comment but only five hour energy responded telling us in part.
Quote five hour energy is intended for busy adults who need -- boost it is not marketed to children.
They continue it is strictly regulated by in complies with us.
The dietary supplement health and education act as regulated by the US food and drug administration and the FDA's current.
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For the second time since June, President Obama's reelection campaign has sent a Hollywood star to Fayetteville to rally its hard-core troops.
Actress Alfre Woodard on Friday evening headlined the grand opening celebration of Obama's second Fayetteville field office with an energetic speech to encourage Democratic volunteers as they enter the home stretch of the campaign. Angela Bassett made a similar visit in June.
"Who will promise me that in the next 24 days they will make sure that a hundred people will come out to vote? Raise your hand," Woodard said to about 140 volunteers crowded into the new office in Boone Trail Centre, near the Windsong 7 movie theater.
The cheering crowd raised its hands.
Work the phones and knock on doors, Woodard said. "When you reach out to that hundred, get them to say their name to you, and say that they will make sure five people will go out and early vote. Do that. Somebody do the math. That's the election right there. That's North Carolina right there."
Obama's ground game tactics in North Carolina in 2008 helped him turn the state to the Democratic side. He won North Carolina by about 14,000 votes.
Republican candidate Mitt Romney's campaign this year adopted similar tactics. In early September it announced that its direct contact with voters nationwide were running well ahead of those made by GOP candidate John McCain in 2008.
The Romney campaign also has a Fayetteville field office. And it sent McCain, an Arizona senator, and Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina to stump for Romney on Tuesday.
Woodard in an interview after her speech said that she has been traveling throughout the state to campaign for Obama. She campaigned here for him in 2008 and for Democrats in 2010.
Friday was her first visit to Fayetteville.
She is confident the field offices she visits will put Obama over the top in North Carolina on Nov. 6.
"The offices that I've been visiting, and I've visited probably about eight, and I have about four or five more, they have been registering record numbers. The small office we just left in Wilson, they, just in the past day, they have knocked on 800 doors, they knocked on a thousand this last weekend. So that's a small office."
The Obama campaign isn't about fighting against Romney, she said. "We're not fighting against anything. We're actually creating opportunity. We're protecting progress. So I wouldn't be surprised if it's by 100,000 votes, or 200,000, because we certainly have been registering them.
"In the end, the only thing that will matter is that Carolina comes out on the side of the American middle class."
Woodard starred in a recent television movie remake of "Steel Magnolias." She also is known for television shows "Memphis Beat" and "True Blood," among many others. Her movies credits include "Star Trek: First Contact," "Scrooged" and "Primal Fear."
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klassickasey wrote:Does anyone else see a parallel between Korra and Siddhartha Gautama?
I do not see the parallel myself. Korra does not seem nearly as naive as Siddhartha Gautama did in the story of the Buddha. And while Korra and Aang are both energetic and hungry for adventure and exploration, the adventure Aang was hungry for was to ride wild hog monkeys and giant elephant koi. Korra is hungry to get in fights with gangsters and pro-benders. She's far more aggressive, almost like she has a chip on her shoulder, something that also makes the Siddhartha Gautama parallel harder for me to see.


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One of several Old Town Lansing photos used in the On Common Ground article.There's a fantastic article about placemaking in Michigan in the summer, 2013 issue of On Common Ground magazine put out by the National Association of Realtors. The "A Case for Place" article highlights the work of the Michigan Association of Realtors in this effort and lays out many of the pro-placemaking arguments the Michigan Municipal League has been stating for years now.
In fact, the article uses many of the photos taken by the League, in particular several shots of the placemaking examples in Old Town Lansing. The article explains that it made perfect sense for the Realtors Association to get involved in placemaking because it begins at the community level and "after all, Realtors are the eyes and ears of communities.""Real estate is local," stated Kathie Feklpausch, senior vice president of the Michigan Association of Realtors, in the article. "Realtors are in the neighborhood all the time and are aware of or directly involved with the groups doing these projects. They sell place."That makes sense to those of us at the League. The article goes on to explain that placemaking is essential for real estate and that the state of Michigan has recognized the importance of creating and maintaining great places. The article also discussed how the Michigan Association of Realtors has adopted the Lighter Quicker Cheaper concept promoted by the Project for Public Spaces organization.Read the full article here.Matt Bach is director of media relations for the Michigan Municipal League. He can be reached at (734) 669-6317 and firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Tonight, I am marathoning a classic anime series, Noir. I recently ordered the DVD boxset to replace the horrible bootleg I bought over 8 years ago, and it feels good to finally right that wrong.
When I was a budding otaku, I would spend my Saturdays at Frank and Sons collectible show in City of Industry, CA. Wallscrolls, manga, anime, and figures, all at fantastic prices. I thought I hit the motherlode of otaku goods.
At first, my novice mind was blown away at the discounts over BestBuy and Suncoast. $20-25 for a complete series? Hell yea! I spent an entire paycheck on several series in the span of a few minutes (along with some sweet wallscrolls). Once I got home however, I realized the error I made.


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Is room temperature specific? The instructions that came with my vinyl plank flooring suggests letting the tiles "acclimatize to room temperature, 70 degrees." The only problem is that the room I'm laying them in never reaches 70 degrees. It's most often in the 60 to 65 degree range. I'm inclined to just let the tiles acclimatize in this 60-65 degree room. Is "70 degrees" a requirement or a suggestion? My concern is that this is the thickest, stiffest vinyl I've ever used and it's a click-lock product. It seems pliable enough to work with at 60 degrees, but I'm concerned that there might be problems if I don't follow the instructions exactly. Any thoughts? | |||
I think you need to contact the manufacturer. I suspect that if the tiles don't reach 70F that the adhesive - if there is any involved - will not properly adhere. But if they are laid without adhesive, and if they go together ok, I'd say they should be ok. | ||||
Thanks, Bob. I called the manufacturer and you're right, since there is no adhesive on this particular product, the room temperature is flexible. | ||||
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- Available Position: Water Department Clerk
- Available Position: Director of Parks and Recreation
- Charles "Chuck" A. Jordan, Jr. dies
- Available Position: Legal Secretary
- Greenville Honors Its Veterans
- Request for Proposals for Lease of the Greenville Municipal Golf Course
- Six-Month Supply Listings (December 1, 2012 – May 31, 2013)
- John H. Cox III Sworn In as New Mayor of Greenville
- Unofficial Vote Count from Special Election on 10/22/12
- Special Election: TODAY
- NOTICE OF STREET CLOSURE: Bayou Road
- UPDATED: Press Conference on Storm Clean Up
- Greenville Make a Difference Day set for October 27
- Delta Hot Tamale Festival
- Greenville Park Commission Updates Hours
- Greenville goes GREEN with new 100% Electric Vehicle
- New Water Meter Project – Update
- Airport Open House to celebrate new Airline
- Greenville Partners with Federal Law Enforcement
- Available Position Two (2) Dispatchers
- Mayor Jordan's Letter to Fellow Greenvillians
- Press Conference with Mayor Jordan tomorrow
- Available Position Building and Grounds Tractor Driver
- 35th Annual Mississippi Delta Blues & Heritage Festival
- Lt. Gov Reeves to Talk Legislative Issues in Greenville Tomorrow
- Request for Proposals for Janitorial Services
- City Employees Host Health Walk on Saturday
- Building & Grounds Maintenance Crew Chief
- Request for Proposal for External Technology Consultant
- Request for Proposal for Engineering Services
- Sign Up for Flag Football
- New Airport Director Hired: Draylan Gant
- Greenville Golf Course – Lease Information
- City encourages citizens to prepare for Hurricane Isaac
- Mayor's Address before the Mississippi River Commission
- Notice of a Public Hearing on Proposed Budget and Proposed Tax Levies for the Upcoming Fiscal Year
- Two Cases of West Nile virus confirmed in Washington County
- Greenville & Washington County mean business in outdoor promotion
- Go Greenville to present Community Visioning Projects
- Mayor Declares Greenville "Hot Tamale Capital of the World"
- Mural Dedicated at Waste Water Treatment Plant
- City receives Walmart Community Improvement Grant
- Exercise Equipment completed in time for July 4, 2012
- Mayor's Youth Council sponsors Park Week
- Water Department Changes Hours of Operation
- Go Greenville Summer Internship Kicks off Thursday
- City wins $20,000 Lowe's Keep America Beautiful Community Improvement Grant
- Silver Airways selected as new carrier for Greenville
- Secretary Hosemann promotes Sale of Tax Forfeited Lands in Greenville
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- Go Greenville Summer Internship Program
- International Torch Relay Comes to Greenville
- Joint Greenville/Washington County Historic Preservation Commission wins $400,000 Grant from MDOT
- First 100 Days a Flurry of Activity for Greenville
- City Announces New Anti-Meth Campaign
- City cracks down on abandoned cars
- Town Hall meetings planned throughout Greenville
- City Council to attend Training for Elected Officials
- 1st Annual Mission Mississippi Delta Mayor's Prayer Luncheon Announced
- Community Effort Begun to Clean up Live Oaks Cemetery
- Greenville Arts Council and Mayor present: 'Separate, but Equal'
- Greenville launches first ever internship program
- Department and Employee Winning Ideas Announced
- Winning Citizen Ideas Announced
- New Welcome Sign Coming to Greenville Lakefront
- Kick Off planned for Phase II of Washington Avenue Construction
- Mayor Declares January 'Crime Stoppers Month'
- Mayor Sponsors Contest Seeking Ideas from Citizens
- Welcome to the new GreenvilleMS.org!
- New City Leaders Sworn In
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