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MANILA, Philippines–Although Tropical Storm "Inday" left Philippine territory on Thursday, its enhancement of the habagat, or the southwest monsoon, is expected to continue until the weekend, just as Tropical Cyclone Jose (International name: Halong) makes its appearance, the weather bureau said.
Inday left the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) at about 4:30 p.m. Thursday. It was last spotted 605 kilometers northeast of Basco, Batanes, or 115 kilometers south of Okinawa, Japan, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said.
But the tropical storm will continue to enhance the southwest monsoon which will bring occasional rains Friday over Metro Manila, the Ilocos Region, Central Luzon, Calabarzon, Mimaropa, the Bicol Region and the Western Visayas, said forecaster Alvin Pura.
The rest of the country is anticipated to be partly cloudy to cloudy with isolated rainshowers or thunderstorms Friday.
Pura advised fishing boats and other small sea vessels against venturing into the seaboards of Luzon because of strong to gale force winds associated with the surge of the enhanced habagat.
Sea conditions in the areas are expected to be rough to very rough with big waves that could reach up to 4.5 meters.
Pura said Halong is expected to enter the PAR by Sunday night or early Monday morning when it will be named "Jose".
He said Halong is more than 1,000 kilometers east of Luzon and is projected to move north-northwest to Japan.
"It will only graze the PAR and will not have any direct effect on the country," Pura said.
But Jose could also enhance the southwest monsoon when it draws nearer and bring rains until the middle of next week, he said.–Jeannette I. Andrade
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"How did you score this exhibit?" the Toronto New Democrat MP asked David Marskell, Themuseum's CEO. "I never thought it was going to leave China."
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New York's troubled economy, and the recently passed state budget that resulted from it, means fewer resources for our schools. Here in Hicksville we are facing a $1.4 million net reduction (10.3 percent) in State Aid, which is the fifth highest in Nassau County.
Against this backdrop, our school board has worked hard to craft a sound, fiscally responsible school budget that carefully balances the needs of our students with the very real concerns of taxpayers. This year's budget-to-budget increase of 2.63 percent and the careful application of reserves to offset this amount bring the levy-to-levy increase down to 3.25 percent. It is estimated that the average homeowner in Hicksville will see an increase in his/her property taxes that will equate to approximately $128 next year. Is any tax increase ideal? Certainly not. However, the district's multi-year plan presents to the concerned taxpayers, a future in Hicksville that puts students' needs first and recognizes that excellent public schools are integral to a vital and vibrant community.
Hicksville residents have a chance on May 17 to vote for the biggest bargain in Hicksville, in Proposition 2 for the Hicksville Gregory Museum. For approximately $3.50 per family per year we have a state chartered museum that focuses on serving the educational needs of our Hicksville school district free of charge, while serving 40 other school districts that pay. All Hicksville public, parochial and K-12 schools get "hands on" instruction in earth science, natural history and Long Island history. Free instruction is brought to the classroom if preferred. Free "internships" are offered for interested students. All Hicksville residents are welcome to visit the museum free of charge (otherwise admission to the museum would be $5 per person).
This happened in front of my corner house that has a stop sign and is also a school bus stop.
Call me at 242-5298 for info. The 2nd Precinct responded and detectives are looking for the van.
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(Submitted on Arbor Day, April 29)
You probably have a favorite tree-lined street in your community. Or a tree-filled neighborhood you've always admired. Or a favorite forest where you like to bask in the beauty of the trees.
It's important to remember that those beautiful spaces aren't here by accident. The forests we enjoy today – which give us both pleasure and environmental benefits – are here because of the vision, courage and hard work of generations past.
The Nassau County Firefighters Museum and Education Center is in the process of installing a 9/11 exhibit and memorial, which will commemorate the Nassau County firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice during the tragic events of 9/11. The exhibit is due to unveil late August 2011 and they are in need of $75,000 to complete the project.
It is with sincere gratitude that I recognize the tireless efforts of Fresh Air Fund volunteers in Nassau County as the country celebrates National Volunteer Week. Their commitment to helping New York City children is exemplary for all community members and truly embodies the spirit of the 2011 National Volunteer Week theme, "Celebrating People in Action."
On Thursday, April 14, I attended a "Safe Kids, Safe Streets" Anti-Drug Forum held at the Hicksville William P. Bennett Community Center. The forum was hosted and organized by New York State Assemblyman Michael Montesano. The program featured expert panelists from the Nassau County Police, Nassau County District Attorney's Office, Nassau County Department of Mental Health and the New York State Drug Treatment Court.
For me it is somewhat axiomatic that totalitarian societies like the Soviet Union collapse because of the freedoms they deny people whilst democracies like the United States collapse because of the freedoms they permit people. The latter part of the equation might seem odd until we consider the true nature of freedom. Freedom of religion doesn't make people more holy, freedom of speech and press doesn't make people more knowledgeable, and freedom to elect their leaders doesn't make people better governed. Holiness, knowledge, and wise and just governance are moral, intellectual, and spiritual elements, not political, legal, or constitutional ones. This can be observed, writ small, in an unlikely local incident: the Gilgo Beach murders.
Editor's Note: The writer of the following letter will be giving a PowerPoint presentation regarding funding and State Aid of Public Schools in NYS with a focus on the impact on Hicksville at the April 14 Hicksville Garden Civic meeting. See website http://www.hgcivic.org/meetings.html.
Can we afford to live on Long Island and still give our children a quality education? My answer is a resounding "yes." However I don't think that Governor Cuomo has yet touched on the solution. The true problem resides in the method of funding public education in New York State. Nationwide, public schools get 56 percent of their funding from State and federal sources; New York State is close to the national average providing 50 percent state/federal funding. Yet Hicksville, my school district, a relatively modest working class neighborhood with 5,400 students costing $20,700 per student, gets only 15 percent funding from state and federal sources. This is a common problem for Long Island communities. Yet a similar upstate city like Elmira, with 6,850 students and a cost per student of $17,100, gets 70 percent funding from state sources. If Hicksville School District received the same level of funding as Elmira, 70 percent, a typical house in Hicksville which currently pays $4,000 in annual school tax would only pay $1,450!
The State Legislature, working with Gov. Cuomo, passed a budget that does not include wine in big box stores. However, the big box stores already have a bill they plan to introduce to try to push this through.
This is a job killer, a small business killer, and worst, will increase underage drinking and driving accidents and fatalities in our state.
If you would like to help stop this bad idea, please go to www.LastMainStreet Store.com today. Click on "Take Action" then "Write a Letter" and follow the instructions to send Governor Cuomo and your legislators the pre-formatted thank you for keeping this bad idea out of the budget. It only takes a minute.
If you have friends and family that could do the same that would be very helpful and much appreciated.
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It was reportedly newly refurbished and painted. I found it very clean, with friendly staff I stayed three days. I definitely highly recommend for all, in particular those of business man as well as families. I wish to thank to the owner too.
all good. no complaints
Everything is great... I would definitely recommend Parkway place to all of my friends
If you want a good location, spacious room - but don't expect any hotel like services. You are renting a very nice room - that's it.
Not secure...because its a home with various rooms in it, there is no security on site. in addition, the landlord accessed our room when we were out to fix a light and didn't lock the door when they left! No daily housekeeping was provided. We ran out of toiletries and clean towels. Since there was no one on site, and despite calling for assistance, it was not provided.
Friendly helpful owner, cleanliness, affordable parking ($7/day)
Great location, 5 minutes walk from the subway station; the owner is very nice and attentive woman. All the furniture was new and clean. Not too crowded. We had a great pleasure to stay there. I would highly recommend it to everyone
Stairs leading to door very steep with no railing. Owner is planning on installing a railing. It was a little further from subway than we thought. Only fast food restaurants close by.
Clean; central location; modern; kinda like a small boutique hotel without room service nor any extravagance
Noisy nearby traffic in early morning if you leave window open; and waiting for the shared bathroom. Not recommended for work travel but fine for leisure.
Lovely , bright and modern apartment . Request for extra pillows was seen to immediately. Bathroom was lovely - huge shower !
Inadequate comfortable seating in lounge area. There was just one small settee/bed which would only seat 2 people . Had to ask for extra pillows as there was only 2 on each bed. Not enough of each type of glass for 4 people . Some information on local amenities would have been helpful eg the location of nearest supermarket or just where to buy milk . Or where to get a good evening meal. Steep stairs from 1st floor to the 2nd floor apartment.
Just comfortable.... Perfect...
Very good location and friendly staff. So friendly to children... We feel just home
- Confort - Big room with all the conditions, including kitchen - Rustic atmosphere - Metro Station near
- Bit far from the city center
Great kitchen, bathroom, WiFi, space, etc. Very fairly priced. Staff is serious about guest wellbeing and willing to keep our suitcases on our day of departure which was helpfull. Our best stop in three weeks Canada.
Magnificent first bedroom - enormous space, beds and table and chairs for a single room.
Air condtioning units coud be better.
We liked the patio in the back yard, being able to site outside made it feel more like home.
Top floor apartment was perfect for our group of 5. Clean, spacious, comfortable, and quiet.
1. The Wi-Fi is working well.
1. As the room is in the 1st floor beside the drive way, I cannot keep the windows opened during the night. The air-conditioner is extremely noisy and difficult to get a good sleep under the noisy environment. 2. During my 2nd staying, there is NO maid service, no bath towel change, no garbage collection, no clean-up & bad set-up, so we have to use dirty towel for the 2nd night (no service person can be reached). 3. This is the worst hotel/hostel I ever stayed.
a very nice staff small restaurants near the place very clean
not too soft bed
Poor facilities and housekeeping. Noisy guests and mostly landlord absent.
friendly and helpful staff...
very sterile and clean but not homey....hotel is better...more tiolettries to use...king bed was hard...i still have a kink in my shoulder :( shared kitchen inconvenient...no water glasses in room
quiet location, near downtown, clean, roomy,
I really enjoyed my stay. I felt like I was at my home away from home. It is located in one of the most prestigious parts of the cities. It is a calm and quiet area. Take time to walk around the area. Nearby is a greenbelt great for walking/jogging/biking, which is lined by million dollar homes. The place is located a short walk from several bus lines and the metro station, so getting around the city is easy. There is a park with a community center that has a swimming pool, basketball courts, etc. There are several restaurants, movie theater, banks, and a market within easy walking distance. Even though I did not use it very much, I enjoyed having access to a kitchen. The wi-fi was really good and never gave me any issues. Everyone with the property was very friendly. I would definitely stay again and make it my regular place in Toronto.
The only thing I did not like about my location had more to do with the public transit system. On Sundays in Toronto the public transit does not begin until 9am, so getting to the waterfront for an early morning event meant calling for a taxi.
Described as a hotel but is an apartment. Door handle missing. Could not open back screen door. Shower fixtures placed on backwards so hot is cold but did not know this till I complained about no hot water. Could not have au conditioner on for more than 2 hours due to the noise it made.
Easy parking. Close to lots of eating options but could also use the shared kitchen if needed. Friendly people. Spacious, modern and very clean room.
safe location, short walking distance from main metro line, parking and kitchen facilities available
unclear when booking made what type of room would be provided not many restaurants immediately nearby
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TRIBUTES have been pouring in for a nine-year-old described as a 'live wire' by his family.
Rylan Cosgrove died on Tuesday of last week as a result of complications following an asthma attack in his Millom home.
Rylan, a pupil at Black Combe Junior School, was taken to Furness General Hospital, in Barrow, where he sadly died.
He was described by his mum, Julie, as a "live wire".
She said: "Rylan was popular boy with lots of friends, he enjoyed his sport and was a keen rugby player, playing for both Millom rugby league and union teams.
"He also played football and his room displayed the many trophies that he had won.
"Rylan adored his little brother, Hayden."
Rylan's family said he will be "sorely missed".
Educational psychologists have been working with staff and pupils at Black Combe Junior School following Rylan's death and prayers were said in a special assembly.
Helen Webber, head teacher at Black Combe Junior School, paid tribute to a hard-working, popular pupil.
She said: "Rylan was a happy and enthusiastic member of our Year 5. He was a wonderfully mannered, hard-working and creative pupil who really enjoyed his sports and was a proficient rugby player.
"He was popular with both children and staff and had many friends who will miss him greatly.
"This shocking event has affected the whole school community and our thoughts and sympathies are with his family at this terrible time."
Rylan was a member of both Millom Mini-Rugby League Club and Millom Mini-Rugby Union Football Club.
A minute's applause was held in memory of Rylan by a 300-strong crowd which gathered to watch Millom RLFC's Challenge Cup clash on Saturday.
A post-mortem examination is due to be carried out but police said Rylan's death is not being treated as suspicious.
Saturday's tribute, before Millom's clash with Gloucester University, was also held in memory of Tommy Murning, 40, and Eric Fallows, 90, both from Millom, who also passed away last week.
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We're all looking for ways to reduce college costs. This guest post by Aja McClanahan points out practical steps that should be considered. Learn more about Aja and her family's creative journey out of $100,000 worth of debt and into a mortgage free home.
Watching the CNN documentary, Ivory Towers, left a knot in my stomach. The frustration and hopelessness experienced by some of the students was so familiar. The film features students with hundreds of thousands of dollars in student loans and no real prospects for gainful employment. I remember being there so vividly. We are determined that our kids will have a different reality!
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Beginning a journey out of debt begins with exercising your budget muscle. Whether using pen and paper or a nifty online application, capturing an accurate picture of income vs expenses is the objective.
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We're half way through November and I'm curious…how has the challenge been so far? Have you noticed anything about your food purchasing patterns? Have you tried any interesting recipes? Have you thrown in the towel completely?
Challenges are good because they allow for focused effort over a limited time period. I love to use challenges to break up the monotony of budgeting, frugal living, and dumping debt. They add a little sparkle. Let's face it, if dumping debt was super sexy – everyone would do it.
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Argh. Winter is coming. You might say it's already here. Hello outerwear. Hello frigid temps. Hello cabin fever – for some of us. Prolonged behavior change in any area can result in rebellion. Especially change that is drastically different from the norm.
I generally rebel after months of being cooped up by taking long, ill-advised walks outside. Sometimes I just need to be outdoors and breathe in fresh air - even if breathing through nose-sickles.
Frugal Fatigue can impact even the most enthusiastic debt dumper. After months or years of cutbacks, belt tightening, and practical decisions you may rebel financially. Just like my long winter walks, adopting a progress-friendly way to fend off the onset of frugal fatigue is vital.
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Struggling to put your finances on a firm foundation? Who's in charge of spending your money? Have you taken an honest assessment of what you pay attention to financially?
Why all the questions? We need take ownership of our behavior and admit that everything we do, have done, or will do in the future helps or hinders our ability to dump debt. One doesn't magically end up at the mall with looming debts to unload. That restaurant did not set up shop in your living room three or four times this week. The latest gadget will live if you decide against taking it home. Who's in charge here?
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If you aren't menu planning, please start right away. Planning your meals based on what you already have and the weekly sales is an extremely effective way to cut grocery costs. Everyone has a different system for menu planning. I print a blank calendar every month and keep it on my fridge so I can fill in the meals each week before I go to the store.
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I really love falling back into Daylight Savings each year. A morning person by circumstance (little kiddos wake up very early), waking to the sunlight wafting through the windows is such a pleasant experience. Fighting with sleep to pitch black darkness is generally a losing battle.
That extra hour is a treasured gift; especially in my time constrained existence. I got a head start on this week's articles. We arrived at church [more] on time. Breakfast was more than a hurried bowl of oatmeal. Daylight Savings makes for a wonderful day.
Why stop at one day a year? I am convinced that we can keep the magic going. Here's my plan and a few more ideas to rescue more time from the 24 hour cycle.
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In the spirit of Finishing Strong as we pursue debt free living, November strikes me as a great month to take on another money saving challenge. Recently, I surprised myself with just how much damage restaurants can do to your budget. Are you ready for our last good challenge for 2014?
Meals @ Home will be a 30-day test of your planning skills, creativity, and resolve to stretch your food dollars. Initially I thought this would be too easy. Simple…yes. Easy…we'll see. Essentially, the challenge involves the following components:
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Christians believe he is Savior and Lord. Others know him as a man who changed the world. Buddhist historians note the commonality of Essa and Jesus and claim the "lost years of Christ" could have been spent in India studying scriptures with Brahman priests and walking along the Ganges. Pagans and Jews wrote about him before the Gospels of Mathew, Mark, Luke and John. Centuries later, Muhammad believed in the prophets and in Jesus.
Herod's father helped Pompeii conquer Jerusalem. Herod was made King. A practicing Jew, Romans called him "King of the Jews". Herod governed the area geographically called Palestine; today it is Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Israel. His goal was to destroy Maccabeans, the Jewish rebel fighters who had revolted many decades before and achieved an independent state. Maccabeans ruled Palestine before Herod.
Jesus Christ, a Jew, was born in Bethlehem, Judea. Herod was King. Christ's heritage is traced to the House of David. Records indicate a possible blood relation to the Maccabeans through his mother, Mary. When Herod heard of his birth all male children under the age of two were ordered to be killed. Joseph fled with Mary and Jesus to Egypt. Later they settled in Nazareth in Galilee. Jesus spoke Aramaic, which is a mixture of Hebrew and Arabic.
During Jesus ministry, he chose twelve apostles to continue his work. Their mission was to travel to distant lands as special witnesses. They were Andrew, Bartholomew, James, John, Judas, Jude, Mathew, Paul, Peter, Philip, Thomas, and Simon. The teachings of Jesus became the world's largest and most influential spiritual beliefs. The 2.2 billion Christians living today divide into three main denominations: (Roman) Catholic, Protestant (which breaks into subsequent denominations), and (Greek) Eastern Orthodox.
The Hebrew Bible contains writings of ancient Israel, instruction for a moral life, and a record of God's promise in his covenant with Abraham that the Jews as Israel are his chosen people. The New Testament Christian Bible contains writings about the life of Christ from birth to age 12; there is a gap of 18 years called the "lost years", and from 30 to crucifixion; and God's guidance for salvation. Most Christian bibles encompass the Hebrew Bible as the first section, where it is referred to as the Old Testament; and the second section, which is the New Testament.
Constantine became Emperor of the Roman Empire spanning territory that is today - Britain, Europe, countries along the Rhine and the Danube; and to the Bosphorus and Istanbul. Constantine converted, freed Christian slaves, and forced Christianity.
In 325 AD Constantine held a conference of 300 bishops in Nicea, Turkey. Compromises were reached. Many gospels were discarded. Some historians believe that gospels regarding reincarnation were destroyed. The Gospels of Mark, Mathew, Luke and John remained. Today Protestants, Catholics, and Eastern Orthodox know the Nicean Creed from that Conference: "I believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and Earth, and in one God, his only begotten Son Jesus Christ...etc." Translations vary slightly.
The Library at Alexandria, Egypt was destroyed in 389AD. Manuscripts may have contained references about Jesus during the "lost years". Discoveries in 1947 brought potential information regarding Jesus. Ancient papyri of Gnostic Gospels were discovered in Nag Hammadi Egypt, written in Coptic the language of Egyptian Christians. The Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in a cave in Qumran, Israel, written in Aramaic, Hebrew and Greek.
Jesus Christ is the center of world history. Means of recording years center on his birth. In the Julian and the Gregorian calendars we label years AD or BC to denote years after and before the birth of Christ. The politically correct introduced BCE which means Before the Common Era, claiming it was an improved reference date. 2,000 BC and 2,000 BCE are exactly the same date.
In Germany Martin Luther brought a small tree into his home and placed candles on it as a tribute to the star in Bethlehem. The tradition spread throughout Europe and was brought to America.
Celebration of Christmas dates to third century Rome. "Cristes Maesse" celebrated the birth of Christ. It is not certain on what exact date Jesus was born, but December 25th was chosen, and is a powerful celebration around the world.
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