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Determining your team at auto select on Multiplayer mode:
When you play online, highlight "Auto Select" and there should be the shape of a body.
Look through walls in France
In France, go into the broken house across the street from the barn and go inside the room closest to the street on the second floor. Climb the side of the house that looks like steps to reach an attic where you can look through the walls. This is a great area to snipe from.
Avoid being seen on Multiplayer mode:
When playing in multiplayer mode, you can avoid being seen by hiding in tall grass. Keep moving back and forth because the enemy can see you with the red hash marks if they happen to aim at you.
Enter hill on Eder Dam
On the"Eder Dam" map, select support (recommended) and go to the base on the right side of the bridge (when looking at it from the two story house). Once there, go to the motorcycle on the left side of the base and enter it, but don't turn the handlebars at all. Simply hold B until you are all the way backed up. Exit and you will be under the hill. Stay on the grass and do not go too far back or forward or you will fall off. You can lay down and are able to shoot through the hill.
Easy completion of "Night Drop" mission
When you meet up with the French rebels you'll have the choice of going left to the Flak 88s or going through the house to the right. Go left to the guns and kill all the Nazis around the gun and in the ditch leading to the next gun. Then, blow up the 88 and move on to the rest of the guns. After you blow up all the guns you will reach the house that you would have had to go through if had chosen right. When you go in the house you must defeat a Nazi that is there waiting for you. Kill all the enemies in the house and fall through the burning floor. You will find your allies there waiting for you.
Veteran interviews
To unlock interviews with veterans Gordon Boulton, Sgt. John D. "Bud" Hawk, and Sgt. Stan Markut, beat the game.
Best gun early on "The Island" mission
On the second mission, "The Island", there is a man under the second bridge with a FG42 scoped. That gun gets you more ammunition every time you kill someone. The gun starts with 96 ammo remaining and you can kill about 150 people with it (not including melee). After completing that mission you will have that gun on the third mission, but you must save the gun through the third mission to get it in the fourth mission and so on.
Level select & bonus content
To unlock level select and bonus content, go to the chapter selection screen. While holding Back, press RIGHT(2), LEFT(2), X(2).
Move friendlies
To move a friendly, use ADS and aim at them, then press Fire.
Rapid fire tank hint
Select the support kit and lay prone next to the tank until you see the "Press X to enter" message. Then, hold LT and enter the tank while LT is held and your tank will rapid fire.
Pass through wall on Eder Dam
On the "Eder Dam" map, go to the base on the right side of the bridge (when looking at it from the two story house). Once there, go to the motorcycle on the left side of the base and drive it to the right side of the base, then park parallel to the wall. Exit and you will be on the other side of the wall. You can now shoot through the wall (not the building) Note: The other team can shoot through the wall also.
Scoped FG42 on "The Mace" mission
When you reach the part where you must keep the Nazis from the trenches, do not listen to the men. Instead, go to the right and follow the path to find an FG42 scoped leaning on a crate.
Wrong flag
During any mission, when you kill a German soldier, look at his helmet. You will see the new German flag (black, yellow and red), which did not exist during World War II. During that time period,Germany used a red flag with the swastika on it.
Ammunition room on Failse Road
As the British you will have to clear out a building. When you clear it out, go up to the upstairs area and move to your right. You will find a little room. When you get to the entrance, look to the left to find three KAR98Ks and three MP40s. You can pick those up whenever desired, and they respawn. Collect them if you are low on ammunition, then return there again when you need to restock.
Capturing the church on "Saint Lo" mission:
In Chapter 1 (Saint Lo), capture the church by killing all of the Nazi soldiers (while hiding behind walls etc.). It is recommended that you use the Thompson gun in your arsenal. Once all the Nazis in sight are dead, go up to the church and throw two or three smoke bombs in it. After that, throw two grenades into the church while the smoke is still active. Once done, you will be able to go to your destination, capture the church, and be able to move on.
Sniping hint
When sniping, get into a nook, cranny, or other some small place where you can either crouch or go prone. Make sure you have a good view on your targets. Tall grass is also a great idea, as well as areas where people will not realize you are there (for example, camping on the enemy's spawn point). When sniping on a very tricky target, or if you do not want to be seen, try to pull out your pistol and use your binoculars to spot your target. Your position is much less obvious if you use your binoculars. Although many people will debate this, do not take any more shots than you need to. If possible, take them out in one shot. Do not shoot unless you are sure that you will kill your target without their friends detecting your position.
Getting more ammunition hint
If you like a particular weapon from your faction, such as the M1 Garand or Bren, use the following trick to get more ammunition. Find a character on your team that isn't unkillable, such as Sgt. Dixon, or Lt. Robiechaud, and melee them. More often than not, the game will not fail the mission, allowing you to pick up the ammunition and continue the fight.


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Boxer this week challenged Republican leaders to reverse course, arguing that a functional EAC might have prevented some of the long lines, registration glitches and other obstacles that many voters faced at the polls on Nov. 6.
"I believe the dysfunction we witnessed may have been reduced had this Commission been fully staffed and operational," Boxer wrote Monday to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).
"I hope that you will take immediate action to make these recommendations so that we can get the Election Assistance Commission working again, and let the American people know that the government is protecting their fundamental right to vote."
The EAC was created as part of the 2002 Help America Vote Act, which passed in response to the turmoil surrounding the presidential contest between George W. Bush and Al Gore two years earlier. The legislation received broad bipartisan support in the House (357-48) and the Senate (92-2) before Bush signed it into law.
But charges of partisan politicking have plagued the panel and the four commissioner seats – which are supposed to be split between the parties – have been vacant for almost a year. While Democrats have named their pair, Republicans have declined to do so.
In December, House Republicans went a step further, passing legislation eliminating the EAC altogether and shifting its functions to the Federal Election Commission. No Democrats supported the measure; only one Republican – Rep. Walter Jones (N.C.) – voted against it. The Democratically led Senate never considered the bill.
A House GOP leadership aide on Tuesday defended the GOP's decision not to recommend EAC nominees, arguing that the panel has "no role in the administration of elections," which "is handled entirely at the state level (or through the courts)."
Furthermore, the aide said the commission's duties – including the distribution of funds to states, the certification of voting machines and the operation of Web-based resources for state election officials – "continues in the absence of commissioners."
"There is no impact on the states' ability to prepare for any election," the aide said.
Although voter turnout this year didn't match that of 2008, voters in a number of districts reported a variety of headaches, including hours-long lines, broken voting machines and a shortage of poll workers available to explain the rules.
Language issues also complicated the process in certain precincts, according to some observers. Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.), for instance, said the ballots in her district had instructions in three different languages – English, Spanish and Creole – that made the ballot unnecessarily long and confusing.
"It was absolutely terrible," she said this month. Wilson suggested the state should print three separate ballots to make voting less intimidating.
Boxer, in pushing to revive the EAC, suggested the obstacles are tantamount to voter suppression.
"The right to vote is a cornerstone of our democracy," Boxer wrote to the GOP leaders. "But in making our citizens wait for hours in line, and forcing them to choose between casting their ballot or caring for a sick child, or earning a paycheck to feed their families, the government is infringing on their fundamental right to participate in our democracy."
Boxer is not the only Democrat to urge a greater federal role in national elections this month.
Responding to the many reported obstacles, Sens. Chris Coons (D-Del.) and Mark Warner (D-Va.) introduced legislation last week designed to shorten wait times and generally make voting easier. The bill would provide federal grants to states that come up with innovative ways to encourage participation and expedite the process, including efforts to expand early voting, enhance assistance to non-English speakers and shorten lines at the polls.
Reps. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) and Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) introduced an almost identical proposal on the same day. Without the backing of Republicans, however, those proposals have no chance of being passed.
Boxer, for her part, thinks resuscitating the EAC would accomplish some of those reforms without the need for new legislation.
"One way we can help guarantee voter access to the polls," she wrote, "is with a fully functioning Election Assistance Commission."


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Paul Bevak knelt and held a roast-beef sandwich near his head.
Clinging to their leashes, he had his two adopted pit bulls, Kelly and Cali, politely and gently take bites from the sandwich.
"They're supposed to be so mean," Bevak repeated as the dogs chewed the dark meat.
He did this as a demonstration of how dogs behave when you treat and raise them properly.
"You've got to take responsibility," he said. "It's all about the owner."
He said someone who used to live in his neighborhood, along the 100 block of 16th Street, did not take such responsibility with a dog. Now, the dog, a black one, is roaming the streets of the neighborhood hunting for food, Bevak says.
Last week, Bevak witnessed the black dog with a brown dog hunt down and kill a groundhog next door.
"I've seen them all way up to [state Route] 616," said Steven Bevak, Paul Bevak's son.
Paul Bevak said he tracked the black dog to a vacant home and turned over the coop in which it was staying. This, he said, has kept the dog away.
"I really feel bad for the animal," he said.
As long as dogs have been companions to humans, there have been strays.
Matt Ditchey, the Mahoning County Dog Warden, called stray dogs hunting for food "very rare."
"Usually a dog that is a stray ... somebody's feeding it," Ditchey said.
Ditchey said the housing bubble burst and the recession accelerated the number of strays as owners, unable to keep their pets for one reason or another, leave behind the animals or dump them on the side of the road.
Today, the situation is not any better.
In fact, just last week the dog warden's office found a 10-year-old dog abandoned by the Meander Reservoir. A bag of dog food was left with it.
Some try to bring their pet to a shelter the day of eviction, but that often is too late due to a lack of room at the shelters, he said. This can lead to the pet's being euthanized.
"It's 100 percent about planning," Ditchey said.
He said at the first sign of financial trouble, owners need to make proper preparation for their pets by calling shelters and checking for availability to see if they can hold a place for a pet.
"The first payment they miss on their house or apartment, you start planning," Ditchey said. "If they don't do that, then it's very difficult for the shelters. Last-minute drop-offs almost never turn out well. They only have a certain number of spaces. It's a constant round-the-clock battle trying to find a place."
He said that if the owners' financial situation turns around, the owner can call the shelter and let them know they'll no longer need the space.
"Anyone that makes any kind of effort can find a home for their pet," said
Diane Less, founder of Angels for Animals.
She said the number of anonymous, evening drop-offs at Angels for Animals is down almost 50 percent over the past three years from 6,000 in 2009 to 3,200 in 2011.
This is due, Less said, to education on the importance of fixing animals, increased access to spaying and neutering of pets belonging to low-income owners and websites such as Pet Finder.
"Today, with the Internet ... take a good picture and express to people how desperate the pet is," Less said. "We didn't have this kind of stuff 10 years ago."
The Internet also has created teams of transporters, volunteers around the country willing to drive a certain distance until a dog is delivered to a shelter that has room for it.
For the past two years, Friends for Fido has been organizing dog transportations, said one of its organizers, Lisa Hill.
She said the organization raises funds through the selling of candy bars.
Recently it paid for the transportation of a pit bull from the Mahoning County Dog Pound to a Texas shelter. The organization paid for leg surgery for another dog from the pound, and will pay to transport it to a shelter just outside of Cleveland.
She coordinates with transportation volunteers, or legs as he calls them, who drive their personal vehicle an hour or two to another leg's home. The process repeats until the dog arrives at the shelter.
"It's amazing the length people will go through to help these dogs," Hill said.
Regardless of technology and volunteers willing to help, for those wanting their pet to be safe even after they can no longer afford to keep them, "the No. 1 key is planning," Ditchey said.
"If people don't plan ahead, they're basically condemning their pet because shelters don't have [enough] room," he said.
I feel more for the animals, just like children, they are completely innocent and at the mercy of those who take care of them. They cannot fend for themselves out there, and rely on us for basics like food and water. I see stray dogs all the time over here on the Eastside, ive tried catching a few but they are so scared and afraid. Its sad, all they want is to be warm, fed and loved, and their owners fail them. People, for the most part, are a product of their diecisions good and bad, and there are programs to help a person up and out of bad spots. For an animal in need, there are very frew options. It hurts to see these beautiful dogs wondering aimlessly when they did nothing wrong but love and be loyal to someone, at some point, who decided they just werent worth the effort anymore...
This story perfectly illustrates the absurdity of banning a particular breed of dog. OWNERS determine the behavior and temperment of a dog.
Even the AKC is against the Pit Bull banning laws.
Personally, I think that government,--city or state--is wrong to tell citizens what type of dog they are not allowed to own.


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Bulgaria's 'Vampire' Skeleton Heads Back to Home Town
The skeleton of a medieval "vampire" discovered in Bulgaria is to be transported back to the town of Sozopol when archaeologists unearthed it last year.
The skeleton will be exposed in Sozopol's newly renovated museum, Bulgarian National History Museum director Bozhidar Dimitrov told reporters on Thursday.
"People in Sozopol are hoping that the vampire would attract many tourist groups," Dimitrov said, adding that the skeleton may become one of the top global destinations for "vampire tourism."
The so-called "vampire" skeleton is one of a man with an iron stick in his chest. He was buried over 700 years ago and was stabbed multiple times in the chest and the stomach, as his contemporaries feared that he would rise from the dead as a vampire.
Over 100 buried people whose corpses were stabbed to prevent them from becoming vampires have been discovered across Bulgaria over the years, according to Dimitrov.
The "vampire" skeleton was included in the National Geographic ranking of the 10 most popular news pictures for 2012. According to the editors, it shows that the fear of vampires is much older than Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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Consumers urged to be more "netwise" as online sales reach pre-Christmas peak
- Online fraud has cost UK shoppers £1.5bn since the last festive season
- Four million online fraud victims in the UK a year with an average loss of £371
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As Christmas shopping frenzy Cyber Monday ( December 2 nd) approaches, research has found that British online shoppers have been victims of fraud totalling [i]£1.5bn in the past twelve months.
According to the research, conducted by Barclays and Kaspersky Lab, supporting partners of Getsafeonline.org, more than [ii]four million people have fallen victim to online fraud in the UK since last December, with an average loss of £371 per incident.Online criminals could be set for a fraud field day on Cyber Monday, as [iii]33.6 million people plan to purchase their Christmas gifts online this year. Despite online shopping becoming part of the fabric of life in the UK, there are still large numbers of consumers who have a naive attitude to the risk of fraud with over a quarter (27%) admitting that they don't take the precautionary measure to protect their finances online. To prevent the festive period becoming a windfall for fraudsters, Barclays and Kaspersky Lab are encouraging the nation to be more netwise and to pay greater attention to their internet security. Alex Grant, Managing Director, Fraud Prevention at Barclays, said: "As the number of people shopping online is set to peak this Monday - with 33.6 million of us planning to do our shopping on the web this Christmas - cyber-criminals will have a field day if precautions aren't taken. Our research has shown that internet shoppers will be faced with a high level of threat to their personal and financial information as they hit the online stores this Christmas." "That's why we've teamed up with Kaspersky Lab to offer all our customers free access to their suite of products that keep financial information safe and have created a range of tools and advice working with Getsafeonline.org."
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Family Guy Review: "Welcome Back Carter"by Eric Hochberger at . Comments
After this season started with two "special" episodes, this week's installment was the first episode of the season we'd consider just a normal episode of Family Guy. This week's misadventure? Peter walked in on his father-in-law having an affair.
"Welcome Back Carter" started off strong from there with the guys convincing Peter to use his knowledge to blackmail Carter. There was some hilarious limousine jousting and catch phrases, before Peter accidentally let the a-bomb drop.
From there, the jokes quickly dropped off, save for some hilarious, racists moments by Carter as he attempted to pick up women as a bachelor. Attempting to give Babs some strength, she didn't just take back Carter after his infidelity without some begging.
However, w we wouldn't be shocked if they're just together next time we see them with no mention of this ever again. There goes some potential character development.
Also back this week were the cutaway gags and there were plenty, including a pretty funny jab at Jonathan Lipnicki. We've never been a huge fan of the cutaways, and will always prefer the in-show jokes. Now for our favorite Family Guy quotes from the episode:
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The season premiere was still the best episode of the season, but this was the second best.
Mixed feelings on this episode. While it isn't nearly as bad as the other episodes this season (which were absolute throw-aways), it's also not up to the level of past seasons that were just gems. Some jokes hit the bullseye, while others missed so badly the arrow is still aimlessly flying around trying to be relevant. Maybe FG needs to be cancelled again so Seth will take this show seriously. The only thing worse than the latest Family Guy episodes are the latest Cleveland Show episodes. And that's not saying much. American Dad has been decent lately.
This was a redeaming episode for me, because i absolutly hated last weeks episode. This was a breath of fresh air, back to the great cutaways, the most memorable would be the french police sirens. overall just a funny Family Guy episode, i liked it and its starting to get back to what family guy was. 5/5


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It was a concert in the true sense of the word, where everyone chipped in to make it good, including the 84-year-old Mayuram Somu, the ghatam artist. It was OST's Durbar that held the subjects in an enchanting spell. It was an unexceptionable Durbar and OST laid bare the entrails of the raga with good precision. Violinist Ramanujacharyulu did a splendid job of maintaining the tempo in his follow through. Tyagaraja's 'Mundu Venuga' was a happy choice.
The absence of niraval in the main piece, that is unfortunately becoming a norm these days, underscores the perils of two-hour concert format. Still, if artists managed time better, they could avoid this. For such a brilliant alapana and a matching follow-up by the violinist, the absence of niraval at an appropriate point, say at 'O Gaja Rrakshaka' would have been more fulfilling. Instead, OST went straight to kalpanaswaras at 'Bhagavathapriya'. The lovely gamaka swirls at the nishadham enhanced the beauty of the rendition.
The force of niraval was however present in the previous piece, Varali ('Eti Janmamu' of Tyagaraja). Again it was a great alapana, but it yields scope for a couple of observations. First, the long, gliding karvai at the upper 'ri' was absent. So was the 'ni-ma' combination. These two are among the defining features of Varali and the alapana would have been even more delectable but for these omissions. Surprisingly, Ramanujacharyulu, who played such a lovely Durbar later, provided only a pedestrian Varali alapana. Niraval came at 'Sagara Seyanuni' and the swaras that followed had discernable shades of 'Semmangudi bani'.
Wedged between the two pieces was a brisk 'Manasuloni' (Varamu, Tyagaraja), but the rendition was too fast for that composition.
K.V. Prasad, as always, gentle and unobtrusive, meshed with the vocalist like a gear. What was truly remarkable was the evident enthusiasm of the octogenarian ghatam artist. Age has robbed his fingers of dexterity but has left his spirit intact.
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Situated just 40 minutes north of Atlanta, the Chateau Elan Winery and Resort is a grand French-style Chateau surrounded by 3,500 acres of lush vineyards and rolling foothills. In this setting reminiscent of the Loire Valley, French elegance and Southern hospitality combine in a luxurious leisure resort. The resort boasts a full-production Winery (42,000 sq ft), and is the largest producer of premium wines in Georgia, recognized by Wine Spectator for its vintages. There are winery tours and tastings, along with a bistro and fine dining restaurant. The 33,000 sq ft Spa is renowned for its indulgent treatments and excellent facilities: beautiful flowering gardens, 14 private guest suites, fitness area, steam, sauna, whirlpool, and its very own fine dining room, Fleur-de-Lis, which serves seasonal gourmet dishes overlooking the lake. But perhaps the best part of all: the Spa offers guest accommodations (!) The 14 spa suites are comfortable and spacious, each individually designed with luxurious flair, from Country French to Victorian Wicker, High-Tech to the exotic Zimbabwe Suite. Overnight spa packages are available, which include use of the facilities, gourmet spa lunch, afternoon tea, and Winery Tour and Tastings.
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The legendary Caribbean private island resort of Peter Island, accessible only by boat or helicopter, is considered the best place to stay the world over. This is romance and luxurious seclusion at its finest; the oceanfront retreat is a stunning natural paradise of lush mountains, sugary white sand beaches, and turquoise sea. The resort features excellent dining, watersports, and a world-class spa, just steps from the beach. This year-- in order to meet the increasing guest demand recently-- Peter Island will not close for September and October. This is an excellent time to enjoy the island's unparalleled luxury because of the Fall Special Offers, which include the "Peter Island Math" package, where guests pay for four nights and receive the fifth for free. (Valid until October 31, 2006.) The weather in the BVI is gorgeous year-round, but rest assured: Peter Island offers a money back guarantee (or the opportunity to rebook with the same discounted rate) should a hurricane prohibit travel plans.
The Highest Hotel in the World: Grand Hyatt Shanghai
The dynamic, vibrant city of Shanghai is a city of superlatives: it has the fastest train on the planet (the Maglev train linking its two airports) and is also home to the highest hotel in the world, The Grand Hyatt. Situated in the 53rd to 87th floors of the Jin Mao Tower in the heart of Pudong, the Grand Hyatt Shanghai is easily the best hotel in the city. Nota Bene, the exclusive destination review, raves about the Grand Hyatt in its latest issue on Shanghai, recommending it over most of the city's other luxury hotels (which are mostly big Western chains, like Four Seasons, Westin, JW Marriott):
The Grand Hyatt's height, its floor-to-ceiling windows, its 87th-floor bar, the swiftness of its lifts, its views of the Bund; all are largely unbeatable.
Hipsters flock to Cloud 9, the hotel's sexy bar/lounge located on the 87th floor, the highest point of the hotel. The 360 degree city views are sensational. The spacious guest rooms and suites epitomize luxury, with modern amenities guaranteed to mesmerize even the most discerning travelers.
The Ultimate Autumn Getaway: The Equinox Resort and Spa, Manchester Village, Vermont
The mountains of Vermont offer some of the best fall foliage in the country: a gorgeous pastoral of slopes dotted with yellow aspens, orange oaks, and firey red maples. And according to the Peak Foliage Report, the autumn leaves will be at their best starting at the end of September for a three-week period. Escape to The Equinox Resort and Spa in Manchester Village for the best kind of Fall getaway. Situated on 2,300 acres between the Green and Taconic Mountains, the award-winning hotel dates back more than 200 years. Enjoy deluxe accommodations, a recently renovated Avanyu Spa, a wide variety of dining options, and world-class golf at Gleneagles Golf Course. Take advantage of the extraordinary Orvis Inn Extravaganza Package and get lots of goodies with your luxurious accommodations. The Charles Orvis Inn is the elegantly restored 19th-century residence of the Orvis Company Founder which features nine one and two-bedroom suites with marble baths and cherry-paneled kitchens. The two-night package includes accommodations, daily breakfast, a picnic lunch at Hildene, a tour of the Hildene Mansion, chef-prepared dinner for two in Marsh Tavern, a horse-drawn carriage ride, a Falconry lesson, an off-road driving lesson, one 55-minute Avanyu Spa massage per person, picnic lunch at Equinox Pond, and a trip to the Orvis Flagship Store, including transportation and a personal shopper. The package is $810 per person, per night (excluding taxes); available until December 22, 2006.
Westin Goes Wild With Signature Home Fragrance Collection
Can't get enough of that white tea scent of Westin? Wish you could bottle it and take it with you? Recreate that soothing space in the comfort of your own home? Well, now you can. Lucky guests no longer have to wait until their next travel getaway to get their fix of Westin's signature scent. White Tea by Westin features a luxurious 100 percent soy candle, gentle room oil diffuser and all-natural potpourri in its fragrance collection. According to the folks at Westin:
White Tea by Westin is a custom-designed scent that evokes the personality of the brand, elevates the senses and transforms any space. Highlighted with notes of geranium and freesia, the ingredients were carefully chosen because of their relaxing properties and are the result of almost a year of research and testing. The scent made its debut in the Westin brand's recent "This is How it Should Feel" print ad campaign that features a White Tea fragrance strip - the first time a hotel company used this type of execution in an ad campaign. It was then introduced in Westin Hotel lobbies around the world as part of the brand's new Welcome program which is currently rolling out across all hotels worldwide.(The smell evokes the personality of the brand? Ed. Insert joke here.) The Westin retail line also includes the Heavenly Bed and Heavenly Bath products, available through an in-room catalogue, website, and at Nordstrom's.
Oktoberfest in Munich: Luxury at the Bayerischer Hof
Oktoberfest in Munich is in full swing. And the beer-guzzling merriment of the world's biggest beer festival--16 days of revelry--will continue until October 3, 2006. The 14 beer tents collectively seat over 100,000 patrons and over the course of the festival, an estimated 6 million visitors will down 6 million liters of specialty brew, accompanied by the best kind of German grub (schnitzel, sauerkraut and sausage galore). But it's more than a keg fest. There's entertainment, theater and shows, and carnival rides a plenty. Munich is hopping with activity. If a last minute trip to Europe's biggest festival is in the works, stake your claim to a room at the Bayerischer Hof, the city's finest hotel-- its elegance a welcome respite from the frenzy of activity outside. Centrally located, the largest privately owned hotel in Germany boasts excellent restaurants, rooftop swimming pool, spa facilities with sauna, steambath, and solarium, and its own theater and night club. Or start planning for next year's merry-making, scheduled for September 22-October 7, 2007.
Hot Tables in Honolulu, Hawaii: La Mer at the Halekulani Hotel
September 19, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
La Mer is Hawaii's only Five-Diamond Restaurant. Located in the landmark Halekulani hotel-- its proud global reputation sustained by its long tradition of gracious hospitality and royal service-- La Mer features Neoclassical French cuisine crafted with indigenous island ingredients. Chef Yves Garnier's internationally-acclaimed creations are served amidst breathtaking ocean views, a setting deemed No. 1 for Decor in a Zagat study of the best hotel restaurants. Expect to pay a pretty penny for this divine gourmet experience; La Grande Assiette Gourmande (an appetizer for two people which includes a chef's sampler of Hamachi and Ahi Tartare on a Taro Chip, Lobster Medallions, Fresh Hearts of Palm and Red Beet, Blinis with Smoked Salmon, Marinated Anchovies on Potato, Small Mussel Soup and Sauteed Foie Gras) is $72. Jacket required for gentlemen.


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Say what you will about small cars, alternative-fuel powertrains, and fuel economy, all of which will be front of mind for auto company executives and journalists attending the 2008 Detroit auto show. For Ford, the most important launch at the 2008 Detroit auto show is the heavily revised 2009 F-150 pickup truck, which is bigger and bolder than ever.
The F-series pickup is far and away the most crucial vehicle in Ford's lineup, selling hundreds of thousands more units each year than any other Ford vehicle. It has been the bestselling vehicle from any manufacturer for more than two decades. Yet there are serious cracks in the foundation of the F-series' sales dominance, as sales dropped some 13 percent in 2007, from a total of 796,039 units in the 2006 calendar year to 690,589 units in the 2007 calendar year. Nearly 700,000 units is still a huge result, but the loss of more than 100,000 unit sales hit Ford's balance sheet hard. Very hard.
The new 2009 F-150 rides to the rescue and will attempt to fend off a new challenge from the all-new Dodge Ram and last year's new Chevy Silverado and Toyota Tundra. The 2009 Ford F-150 takes its styling cues from the F-series Super Duty pickup, adhering to what Ford designers call a "Modern Tough" design aesthetic. "We learn from our customers," says Patrick Schiavone, the F-series chief designer. They've told us that "a truck needs to be tough. You cannot make it too tough for me." So, the new F-150 has a bigger grille, with chrome girders that are similar to those in the Super Duty. The big fender badge, according to Schiavone, "is meant to look like it's milled from a solid piece of steel." Grooves in the taillights that also run across the tailgate evoke 1960s and 1970s Ford trucks. The little flip at the top of the tailgate is there both to help aerodynamics and for looks.
Sitting side-by-side with the outgoing 2008 F-series, the new 2009 Ford F-150 indeed looks much bigger, tougher, and more substantial, and it will certainly appeal to those who purchase trucks as a reflection of their perceived masculinity or lack thereof. The Crew Cab model is a whopping six inches longer than before, with all of the additional length incorporated between the A- and B-pillars, in the front doors. Ride height is up about an inch, too, in response to dealers, who are asked by many consumers to install lift kits in the current truck. The increased height, length, and squared-off body combine to make the truck appear even bigger and more imposing.
What's interesting is that, even as the F-150's exterior has morphed into the automotive equivalent of muscle-bound actor Vin Diesel, its cabin has become as stylized as Jude Law's wardrobe. The outgoing F-150 already ran the gamut from basic work truck to on-the-town luxury ride in the form of both the luxurious Lariat model and the sumptuous King Ranch. Both of those trim levels return for 2009, as do XLT and others, but they're joined by a new, super-premium trim level called Platinum. "The F-series design studio has been dying to do the Platinum," enthuses Schiavone. "It's all about the big city. No two-tone paint. Twenty-inch polished wheels, not chrome. Big swathes of real aluminum trim, and black and brown materials derived from the fashion world. You see black and brown in BMWs and Rolls-Royces. We did not want tan." Indeed, the Platinum interior would do most any luxury sedan proud, and the instrument panel is very handsome. It's clear that the Platinum will effectively take the place of the Lincoln Mark LT pickup, which has not been very successful.


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- Release Date: Nov 14, 2007
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What is TNR?
Free-roaming, primarily feral, cats are humanely trapped. This process is preformed by those requesting participation in the TNR Program or volunteers assisting those who qualify for "trapping assistance". The traps used are humane, "TruCatch box traps."
The cats are spayed or neutered by a veterinarian. This involves an ovo-hysterectomy for female cats- surgical removal of ovaries and the uterus and castration- removal of the testicles for male cats. These surgeries are sometimes called "fixing" your cat.
The left ear is "tipped" to identify the cat as fixed. This procedure is performed while the cat is under anesthesia at the veterinary clinic. This is a universal identifier of a sterilized homeless/street/feral cat.
The cats are returned to their original colonies' location where caregivers may continue to provide food and water
What is a Feral Cat?
Feral cats are domestic cats that have not been socialized to people. When left to themselves, they continue to reproduce kittens that are only socialized to other cats and are afraid of people. In recent years many tame cats have been abandoned and have joined colonies of feral cats. As a result, ADLA's TNR program assists "feral cats" and other street cats, even semi-tame cats that were once cared for by a person/family, but who now live in a cat colony.
What are the benefits of TNR?
- Ends the breeding cycle and stabilizes the population
- More effective and less expensive than extermination
- Eliminates or minimizes annoying behaviors such as spraying, yowling, and fighting.
- Helps end the suffering of unwanted, homeless cats.
-Reduces euthanasia due to the number of kittens flooding the already overburdened shelters.
To sign up for Spay Neuter Hotline's TNR Program please call 602-265-7729 (SPAY) or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Questions? Check out the TNR Referral FAQ page
Need cat colony management tips? Click here.Thank you for helping stabilize the free-roaming cat population!
October is Outdoor Cat Month!
ADLA's Spay Neuter Hotline has already sterilized over 11,000 cats this year through Trap Neuter Return, but we are just warming-up! Check out all of this month's upcoming events here!
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75 cats fixed at Spay Neuter Hotline's, TNR clinic in Tempe and 16 taken to North Phoenix to be fixed. Thanks to Gayle & Evelyn for the beautiful trap covers, Thanks to Sherry and Lily for all your help with check in, post op and recovery and thanks to Wayne, Garrett and Emily for staying up to trap 37 cats and bring them in for surgery. Thanks to EVERYONE for all you do for outdoor cats in our community.
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In recent months the Spay Neuter Hotline has been contacted regarding cat colonies believed to be facing some type of crisis in the areas they call home. When these instances arise there are things you can do to help.
· Try to find a contact at the business or community that you can speak with to get the facts.
· Remain calm and respectful when you reach out to the contact and try to find out the exact situation from the source.
ADLA News Release: Spay Neuter Hotline Urges County Residents to Fix Cats Now!
Every spring thousands of homeless kittens come into animal shelters in Maricopa County. Most do not get out alive. Before temperatures rise and cats go into heat, the Spay Neuter Hotline is asking people to stop procrastinating. Get pet cats fixed, and also take advantage of ADLA's Trap Neuter Return program to sterilize outside cats. Some female cats are in heat this month, and the number will increase in February.
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It's that time again to join Spay Neuter Hotline for our TNR 101 and Cat Colony Management meeting. The meeting will be held on September 28, 2013 at the Orangewood Presbyterian Church in Phoenix from 11:30a.m.-1:30 p.m. It is open to everyone that would like to attend.
If you would like to attend to learn more about trap neuter return, how our program works and how to best manage a cat colony please join us. You must RSVP to email@example.com. You will receive the exact address and directions upon confirmation.
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Thanks to Fox 10 News for sharing this story about the ADLA and AHS TNR Program. ADLA is happy to report that it has TNR'd 5,000 cats in the first year of the TNR initiative with Arizona Humane Society. 3,500 of those cats came from six target zip codes that have highest surrender rates at the Sunnyslope shelter. The rest came from low income caregivers throughout the Valley who came to the monthly clinics at AHS. Thank you AHS!


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By FABIOLA SANCHEZ
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) â¿¿ Doing business in post-Hugo Chavez Venezuela is not for the faint of heart.
Thousands of companies suffer under currency controls that all but deny them the U.S. dollars they need to import vital items into this oil-rich country, from food to cars to spare parts â¿¿ even gasoline. Venezuelan firms must sell their wares at state-controlled prices that don't reflect the 22 percent inflation rate, the highest in Latin America. Even Venezuela's socialist government admits the controls don't work â¿¿ but its attention is focused on the April 14 election to replace the late President Hugo Chavez.
It's a largely improvised economic policy that, despite oil earnings, has turned people's lives upside down and produced shortages of flour, coffee, butter and medicines. It's also a mess that will immediately challenge whoever becomes the president of this 28 million-person country.Jeni Suarez, a 51-year-old Caracas homemaker, experienced the crisis first hand after waiting three months for a colonoscopy at a public hospital. When she got there, doctors told her they needed new parts from abroad to perform the procedure, and the deliveries weren't coming any time soon because the hospital didn't get dollars from Venezuela's government to buy them. "I have an intense pain, and I don't know what to do," Suarez said after the appointment at Jose Maria Vargas Hospital. Such economic headaches have, in fact, defined much of the late president's legacy here. Chavez imposed draconian currency controls a decade ago to punish business leaders who had mounted a crippling opposition strike. He was also trying to stem the flight of dollars abroad as political instability spooked investors. "The policy of currency controls is very negative for the country and hasn't met any of its objectives," said Alejandro Grisanti, an analyst at investment bank Barclays Capital. "It hasn't stopped capital flight. It hasn't stopped inflation, (and) it has been very costly for the treasury."
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