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Feleica Stewart jokes that Goshen resident Thomas Beisner is another member of her family.
That added a little bit of pressure for Beisner when he was producing a documentary about her son, late University of Kentucky basketball signee John Stewart.
"She calls me her angel and her son which, now that the documentary is done, is a great thing," Beisner said Monday. "But it added a lot of fear leading up to that."
Austin Reed can do it all for North Oldham Little League's state-bound 12-year-olds.
Reed can pitch, throwing a hard fastball and serving as ace of the rotation.
He can flash the leather, showing uncommon range at the shortstop position.
And he can hit, as evidenced by home run balls he's hit that've gotten lost in the forest behind Walsh Park's Brad Clifford Field.
"He really does a lot of things well," manager Doug Oak said.
North Oldham Little League's 12-year-olds are out to finish the job this time.
Two years ago as 10-year-olds, NOLL advanced to the state championship game, falling to Owensboro Southern.
Last year NOLL made it to the semifinals of the 11-year-old state tournament before bowing out.
The NOLL 12's dominated the district tournament last week and now they're off to Bowling Green to try to finally capture a state crown.
PROSPECT – The 95th Kentucky Open began Tuesday at Hunting Creek Country Club.
One-hundred sixty golfers were entered in the three-day event, which wraps up Thursday.
Six former champions are in the field, including 2013 titleist Rick Cochran III of Paducah.
Hunting Creek is hosting the Open for the first time since 1992, when Daniel Peege won the title.
Golfers with local connections include Bruce Stigger and Todd Wellemeyer, both of Prospect.
Oldham County senior Jacob Marcum signed recently to play golf at Kentucky Wesleyan College. Sitting with Marcum are his parents, Connie and Al. Standing back row are OC golf coach Allen Davis and Marcum's siblings, Brett and Brooke.
On July 2 the South Oldham Little League 9 and 10-year-old blue team defeated the opposing South Oldham Little League green team to win the Kentucky District 2 Little League championship.
After starting the game on July 1, the blue team was up 13-1. Due to a weather delay, the game was postponed until the next night, where the SOLL blue team won the title with a score of 20-10 in the fifth inning.
The team was coached by Rick Dages, Bill Rothballer and Jimmy Sanders.
Two Oldham County natives won age divisions June 23 at Midland Trail Golf Club in Louisville.
Pewee Valley's Phil Nelson shot a 6-over 78 to win the MDGT boys 17-18 division. Nelson won by three strokes over Josh Koester of Louisville.
La Grange resident Jaclyn Hampton shot a 4-over 40 to win the nine-hole 11-13 girls event. Hampton beat Louisville's Molly Bebeaar by five strokes.
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Lagen Island at El Nido Resorts, Palawan
There are a lot of really nice places to go when looking for beaches and resorts in Palawan. The entire group of islands is practically a huge resort in itself with hundreds of untapped small islands to check out. The most prominent though is Lagen Island in El Nido.
Our recent 3-day trip to El Nido was spent on Miniloc Island. However, we were able to visit Lagen Island on the second day just to check out the place and try their swimming pool.
In an island surrounded by white sands and sparkling waves, the pool is a nice contrast and is a favorite among visitors.
Lagen Island is just awesome and the resort is positioned to give visitors the best view of the sea. Cottages on stilts line the row of a small lagoon and scores of fishes and sea creatures populate the shallow water.
Like its sister resort, Minoloc Island, Lagen is a bit more private and secluded which caters more to couples who want a little lone-time and privacy. Of course, that comes with a price.
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Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend – Lara Stone plays a pink haired Elizabeth Taylor for the Heroes Issue of V Magazine. In front of Mario Testino's lens, Lara takes on the role of pin-up surrounded by miniature pet figurines and swathed in sparkling diamonds styled by Carine Roitfeld.
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Quad & Hamstring Stretches
The quadriceps and hamstring muscles of the upper thigh help you move efficiently. Nearly every physical sport requires the engagement of your lower body, and even walking and climbing stairs at work takes the exertion of your major muscle groups. Stretching the quads and hamstrings is relatively simple and should be included in your workout routine.
Quad Stretches
The standing quad stretch is one of the most basic static stretches for the upper thigh. Maintain your balance by placing a hand on a nearby wall. Alternating legs, pull one foot back toward your butt and hold this position for a few seconds. For the lying quad stretch, start by lying prone on the floor with your legs straight. Bend one leg at the knee, keeping the heel placed flat against the ground. Now raise the opposite leg off the floor and hold the stretch for a few seconds.
Hamstring Stretches
For the standing hamstring stretch, find a stable platform that is roughly chest height. Lift your leg and place it on the platform. Lean over the leg and hold the position for a few seconds. Alternate legs; intensify the stretch by flexing or pointing your toes. Another hamstring stretch is the modified hamstring hurdler's stretch: Sit down on the floor with your back straight and your legs outstretched. Bend your right knee and tuck your foot against the inside of your left thigh. Then, bend at the waist, reaching toward the left ankle. Alternate legs and keep your back as flat as possible.


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At Newquay Education Trust we have a united Board of Directors who unselfishly give their time to make sure every student gets the best out of their time with us. They have a clear vision of making NET academies the best environments possible for young people to grow and develop, as well as keeping academies central to the community needs.
NET Governance Structure – September 2016
NET Members (meets twice a year, January and July):
Professor Keith Atkinson
Areas of Expertise:
Post 16, Higher Education, Strategic Development
Dave Hobbs
Areas of Expertise:
Early Years, CPD, Chair of a MAT, Truro High School Governor.
Sarah Karkeek
Areas of Expertise:
Finance, Staffing, Quality Assurance and Community
Joanna Kenny
Areas of Expertise:
Finance, Community cohesion
Graham Smith
Areas of Expertise:
Finance, System Development.
NET Board of Directors (meets termly):
Sue Martin – Chief Executive Officer
|Sue has been the Chief Executive Officer of Newquay Education Trust since April 2016. She is a National Leader of Education with many years of successful educational leadership experience including 17 years as Headteacher. Prior to taking up the role of Head of Newquay Tretherras in 2007, Sue was Head of Plymouth High School, and prior to that role, she was a Deputy Head at Penair School in Truro.A former Head of English and Drama, Sue ardently believes that schools have both the power and moral responsibility to shape children's lives, enable them to achieve their dreams, and overcome disadvantage. She loves what she does and views schools as families who help each other become the best they can be.
Areas of Expertise:
Leadership, Finance, Staffing & Quality Assurance.
Chief Executive Officer – April 2015 → present (previously Headteacher of Tretherras/Governing Body since 2007)
Sarah Karkeek – Chair of Newquay Education Trust
|A Governor with over 30 years of experience, Sarah has been in education all her working life, firstly as a teacher and school leader and then as the founding director of a childcare chain. She is a National Leader of Governance.Sarah has two sons who were both educated at Newquay Tretherras and she believes that providing a good, rounded education is the key to a successful future for every young person, both personally and in their work choice.
Areas of Expertise:
Finance, Staffing, Quality Assurance and Community Involvement along with safeguarding and strategic planning.
Newquay Education Trust Director March 2014→ present(previously Tretherras' Governing Body since 2005)
Steve Dunn – Vice Chair of Newquay
|Steve Dunn – Vice Chair of Newquay Education Trust,p>Steve has been teaching for 35 years, 31 at Newquay Tretherras where he was a member of the school leadership team for 16 years. Since retiring in 2011 he has worked with local schools and is currently employed by NET as a Business Manager for Newquay Junior Academy. He has a particular interest in school buildings/facilities and the impact they can have on staff and pupils-the best buildings can be transformative.Steve feels that being a Director of NET has given him an opportunity to continue his association with the Academy and the young people of Newquay. In addition to his involvement with NET he is also a member of ACE (Atlantic Centre of Excellence). Other community involvement includes being a member of the Rotary Club of Newquay, Newquay Cricket Club, Newquay Hornets RFC and a Trustee of Trenance Cottages.
Areas of Expertise:
Quality Assurance, Finance, School buildings, sites and facilities.
Newquay Education Trust Director March 2014→ present
Geoff Brown
|Geoff has served as councillor for Newquay since 2007 and since 2013 has been a Cornwall Council Cabinet Member for Communities. Prior to his retirement, he taught in Cornish schools for 30 years, latterly as Headteacher.He was also the volunteer Station Officer for the Newquay Coastguard Cliff Rescue team for 25 years. During this time, he was twice awarded the Chief Coastguard's Commendation and received the Westcountry Television Man of the Year award for his work on the Kosovo charity appeal.Since 2007, he has been a launching officer for the Newquay lifeboat and together with his wife, Chris, was awarded the RNLI Bronze Badge for our work on sea safety education.
Areas of Expertise:
Community/Local Matters, Safeguarding, Finance, KS2
Newquay Education Trust Director September 2014→ present.
Sean Dixon
|Sean joined Newquay Education Trust in September 2015 after a short spell on the Newquay Tretherras Local Governing Body as a Parent Governor. He has been a doctor in the NHS since 1998 and since 2009 as a consultant surgeon.Good governance, education and relentless objective scrutiny of performance are fundamental to his work.Sean hopes to use these skills to help the schools within the NET continue to set and achieve aspirational targets for performance and development.
Areas of Expertise:
Quality Assurance, systems management, data analysis, MABLE.
Newquay Education Trust Director September 2015 → present
Nick Jenkin
|After leaving Newquay Tretherras as a student Nick joined the Merchant Navy. During periods of leave he often helped out with the Duke of Edinburgh expeditions. After 8 years in the Navy he left to embark on a training course to become a Chartered Accountant. Following his training he moved into the NHS, where he has worked since 1995.Nick is currently Head of Finance at Kernow Clinical Commissioning Group.Nick has 2 daughters, who have been educated at Newquay Junior Academy and at Newquay Tretherras.
Areas of Expertise:
Finance, Staffing and Community involvement.
Newquay Education Trust Director March 2014→ present
Sebastian Parker
|After attending Newquay Grammar and then Newquay Tretherras Sebastian travelled through Africa before studying Agriculture at Seale-Hayne on completion of his course he returned to farm at Callestick where he still farms and manufacturers ice cream.Sebastian has four sons who have all attended Newquay Tretherras. He has been a director of NET since its formation and prior to that was a governor of Newquay Tretherras for 25 years.
Areas of Expertise:
Health and Safety, Buildings and Sites, Finance and Sport
Newquay Education Trust Director July 2014→ present(previously Tretherras' Governing Body since 1988)
Ashley Mann
|As a community-based individual who has been fortunate to have been born in Newquay and educated through Newquay Junior and Newquay Tretherras Academy, Ashely has a real passion for giving back time and experience to the schools which have given him the opportunity to be where he is today. He is currently employed by South Western Ambulance Service as a Paramedic Operations Officer in charge of 30 staffs at Newquay Ambulance Station. Alongside his primary employment, Ashley is also a retained fire-fighter based at Newquay and long-standing helmsman and crew member of the Newquay lifeboat crew.Ashley has gained a mass of knowledge and experience in the educational system along with the requirements to facilitate the running of a large school, since being a governor at Newquay Junior Academy. This is been further enhanced with the insight into teaching from his wife, a Head of Year at Newquay Junior and the day to day accounts at the sharp end from his two children who are currently being educated at Newquay Tretherras Academy. As an individual Ashley feels that he holds an array of skills which would enhance and be of benefit to the Directors of the NET, firstly holding the community values and future of his town at the forefront providing the best education and employment for the all.
Areas of Expertise:
Quality Assurance, local community involvement, sport, student Voice.
Newquay Education Trust Director March 2014→ present(previously Newquay Junior's Governing Body since 2006)
Phil Mason
|Phil has been a Governor and Director, since 2007. As Chair of governors he helped lead St Columb Minor Primary School in its transition to academy status and then helped lead the creation and development of the ACE multiple academy trust in Cornwall and Devon.As well as being a Director of Newquay Education Trust, Phil is the Chair of the St Columb Minor Local Advisory Board and Chair of the ACE Board of Directors.He has significant experience and skills in leadership, management, finance and property.Phil holds a senior role at Cornwall Council as Service Director for Planning and Sustainable Development and has held a senior role in Local Government in Cornwall since 2004. Phil has children at St Columb Minor, Tretherras and Cornwall College. He is passionate that education is the foundation for the welfare and well-being of every child and he believes that his role is to make sure that there is continual improvement and that every child in every school matters.
Areas of Expertise:
Chair of ACE MAT, Finance, Staffing, data Analysis.
Newquay Education Trust Director September 2014→ present
Directors Attendance
|Directors attendance 2015 – 2016
Committee Structure with NET:
Quality Assurance:
Steve Dunn
Sean Dixon
Nick Jenkin
Ashley Mann
Finance and Estates:
Geoff Brown
Steve Dunn
Phil Mason
Sebastian Parker
Nick Jenkin
Sarah Karkeek
Phil Mason
Mrs Sue Martin: Chief Executive Officer of NET
Mrs Samantha Fairbairn: Headteacher Newquay Tretherras
Mr Steve Dunn/Ms Sarah Goswell: Interm Headteachers, Newquay Junior Academy
Mrs Tracy Barnes: Clerk to the NET Board of Directors (e-mail email@example.com)
Mrs Sarah Karkeek: Chair of the NET Board of Directors (e-mail email@example.com)
Mrs Sue Martin: Chief Executive Officer of NET (firstname.lastname@example.com)
NET Directors and Members – 2016
Newquay Junior Academy SLT / LT – 2016
Newquay Tretherras SLT / LT – 2017


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July 10, 2014
For the nearly three billion people worldwide who live at risk of dengue fever – a mosquito-transmitted disease that is a leading cause of severe illness and death in more than 100 countries – prospects for the development of the first effective dengue vaccine brightened considerably today.
Sanofi Pasteur has published data in The Lancet from the first of two large-scale Phase III studies of a vaccine designed to prevent all four types of dengue virus. The results indicate that the candidate vaccine could reduce the incidence of severe dengue (dengue hemorrhagic fever) by 70 percent to 88 percent.
The vaccine also reduced the rate of hospitalizations for severe dengue by two-thirds, a factor that could significantly relieve the stresses that periodic dengue epidemics exert on health care services in low- and middle-income countries.
While the world has made huge progress in reducing the burden of infectious disease in recent decades, dengue has so far defied every effort to bring it under control. In fact, global incidence has grown 30-fold in the past 50 years, and the geographic range of dengue has expanded from nine countries to 130. Even the United States is at risk.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is committed to working with Sanofi Pasteur and other global partners to build on today's exciting news by supporting the development of a safe, effective, low-cost dengue vaccine that for everyone who needs it.
To learn more about The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Strategy for Neglected Infectious Diseases, click here.
Lance Gordon
Director for Neglected Infectious Diseases in the Global Health Program
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Innovation: Building New Infrastructure to Fight Neglected Diseases
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"Our desire to bring every good thing to our children is a force for good throughout the world. It's what propels societies forward." —Melinda Gates
The Global Fund has helped to deliver more than 190 million bed nets to protect families from malaria.
"The world faces a clear choice. If we invest relatively small amounts, many more poor farmers will be able to feed their families." —Bill Gates, 2012 Annual Letter
"When it come to global health, Bill and I are optimists—but we're impatient optimists. Tremendous progress is being made. But there is still so much we're impatient to see done." —Melinda French Gates
In Senegal, 80% of households now have a bed net, helping the number of malaria cases there drop 50% in a single year.
©2017 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation


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Color Cross
Big fan of Sudoku, Picross or other brainteasers? Then you're going to love Color Cross!Color Cross is a new type of picture puzzle where you use logic to reconstruct an image.Journalists love Color Cross:• TouchGen.net: EDITOR'S CHOICE - 4.5/5 - "Quite frankly, Picross on the iPhone doesn't get any better than this."• 148Apps.com: 4/5 – INSPIRED! - "I'm hooked, and it got my wife interested in this kind of puzzle, which can't be a bad thing."• Mobilegamesfaq.com: 83% - GOLD AWARD – "Overall, a great game for fans of this puzzle type or those looking for an alternative to Sudoku."• AppSafari.com: 4.5/5 – "Bottom line: the game looks great, responds beautifully, and is easy to learn. Just pick up and play."• Wirebot.com: 9.5/10 – WIREBOT BIG WUP AWARD - "This game has earned The Wirebot Big Wup Award for excellence and awesomeness! We recommend this game to you many times over."The game is simple: Using the numbers written around the grid, you deduce the color of each box. In the end a superb illustration is revealed. You just have to know a little bit about numbers and a little logic to solve the puzzles.In short:• The Classic mode will thrill you with its 150 puzzles spanned over 10 fancy themes.• The Arcade mode will challenge you with more than 200 levels to achieve in a row.• More than 50 HOURS OF GAMES!• Increasing levels of difficulty: both occasional and experienced players will enjoy it equally• 2 game modes: STANDARD and ARCADE• Listen to your own music while you play• A tutorial for easy learning• A simple and effective game interface: zoom in and out by pinching the screen, slide and draw a line with just one touch, etc. • Never get stuck on a puzzle: even if you are wrong you are able to finish all the puzzles.Color your life and join now the Color Cross community!
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School Principalship Certification Course Descriptions
EDUC500 - Foundations of Education
This course looks at the social and philosophical foundations of education from a distinctly Christian point of view. It aims to give a historical perspective to modern education by an in-depth study of significant contributors to educational theory.
EDUC501 - Issues in Special Education
This course is designed to provide a full overview of the historical analysis of Special Education: classifications/definitions and patterns of behavior, description of assessment and intervention strategies, legislation and litigation, outside forces that influence Special Education, and an introduction to the people in Special Education and their relationship to the system. Students will concentrate on their particular area of education as it relates to Special Education. Students will complete 10 logged hours of field experience.
EDUC507 - Child, Adolescent and Educational Development
This course provides a study of individual development from childhood to young adulthood and investigates the implications of physical, cognitive and psychological development in educational settings. Major developmental and psychological theories and research relevant to teaching and learning are explored. Content areas include child and adolescent growth and development, conflicts and issues associated with different developmental levels, learning and cognition, approaches to instruction, cultural and socioeconomic diversity, motivation, and evaluation and assessment of student learning. The emphasis will be on the practical relevance of this material for elementary and secondary educational settings. Graduate students will find this course useful in helping them improve their understanding of general learner characteristics and in knowing the scientific and sociopolitical foundations of teaching and learning.
EDUC607 - Supervision of Instruction
This course examines the concepts of supervision of instruction and personnel. Through lecture, discussion, and group activities, the student is introduced to the various models of supervision needed to improve a program through observation, communication of needs, conferencing, and providing in-service training. Students will be expected to write and relate several assignments.
EDUC623 - Curriculum Design
The major purpose of the course is to explore the principles and procedures of curriculum development and management along with special topics like auditing, alignment and evaluation. Technical issues, trends, future directions, and curriculum designed for special needs will be included. Social, psychological and philosophical foundations will be discussed.
EDUC590 - The Principalship
An historical perspective is used to shape current understanding of the school leader as manager of change. Students will examine research and practices related to decision making, conceptualizing, planning, policy administration, motivation, community relations, evaluation, inter-group relations and school climate. Twenty hours of internship are required under the supervision of an experienced principal.
EDUC591 - The Principalship Internship
Creating a vision for student success, the intern engages in administrative and leadership tasks under the direction of site-based, practicing school administrator and university instructor.
EDUC588 - Principal as Instructional Leader
This course prepares students to understand the principal's role as chief academic officer of the school and guardian of quality instruction in the multicultural school. Students will develop skill in analyzing need, articulating curriculum standards, affirming sound pedagogical practices, initiating planning strategies and overseeing the supervision process. Twenty hours of internship under the supervision of an experience principal are required.
EDUC589 - Principal as Instructional Leader Internship
Developing standard-based systems, the intern engages in administrative and leadership tasks under the direction of site-based, practicing school administrator and university instructor.
EDUC624 - School Law
Course presents school law as it relates to agency control and structure, school organizations and their policies and procedures, school organizations and their policies and procedures, school personnel and students rights. Implications of legal mandates, legal issues for public versus private schools and special needs students will be covered.
EDUC625 - School Finance
This course is concerned with district-wide and school-specific financial administration policies and procedures essential to wise use of funds, facilities, equipment and people. The need for technology in financial management is stressed. International programs will be compared with those in the United States. Twenty hours of field work in areas covered by this course are required.
EDUC598 - Leadership Models for Effective Education
Management theory and skills are applied to developing leadership for real-life educational situations. Operational leadership skills will emphasize conceptualizing, planning, implementing projects and designing strategies for managing change effectively. Topics will include leadership style, context analysis, vision and mission, consensus building, interpersonal skills, team building, problem-solving, decision-making and the ethical culture. Of particular sensitivity will be applying leadership to multicultural global urban contexts. Twenty hours of on-site internship are required
EDUC599 - Leadership Models for Effective Education Internship
Leading data driven decision making, the intern engages in administrative and leadership tasks under the direction of site-based, practicing school administrator and university instructor.
EDUC628 - The Principal and Special Education
This course examines the principal's responsibilities for special education programs, students and staff. Candidates will study the various laws affecting special education and what these laws mean for schools and their administrators. Best practices and proven effective programs will be examined. The Principal's role in the evaluation process, IEP development and the discipline process will be studied. Attention will be given to selected due process cases.


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Cairo Arabian Nights
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10 Al Aded Street off of Mansouria Street, El Darasa, Islamic Cairo
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Come let our friendly, energetic staff help you discover the true charm of Cairo. Enjoy our clean, comfortable rooms, free wifi and a welcome drink on our gorgeous roof top.
Free Airport pick up for all guests with a 3 night stay. Excludes single room with shared bathroom.
We are only budget hotel located in the heart of Islamic Cairo. We are surrounded by countless spiritual monuments, stunning historic architecture and the colorfully entertaining Khan el Khalily bazaar.
We have thirty air-con rooms available with private bath, and satellite TV. We also offer shared facilities.
Members of our highly trained staff are fluent in both English and French. They are ready to facilitate your every need.
We are 5 minutes walking away from many Islamic monuments including, the colorful Khan El Kahlily bazaar (the old market), Azahar park (the best park in the Middle East and a fantastic spot to relax), Salah el Din Citadel (with amazing views of the city) and the gorgeous Husein Mosque
We offer:
Free breakfast
Airport pick up for 10 USD per car (maximum of 4 people)
Free wireless internet
We can also help you to arrange:
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Domestic airfare reservation.
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Tour packages with the freedom to choose from 25 itineraries.
Get captured by the Arabian nights hostel!!!
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My review about my stay in the Arabian Nights Hotel:
When I come to Egypt, they pic me up from from the airport for only 60 EP.
When I arrived in the hotel, the staff is waiting for me en they gif me a very good welcom.
The staff is very friendly and they do all the things for a good time in the hotel.
The rooms are clean and they have a very good airco in the rooms.
The staff is very helpfull and friendly and they want that you have a very good stay in the hotel.
When I come to Cairo again, I am sure that I come to the Arabian Nights Hotel and I promote the hotel to my friends.
When you are gast in the hotel, there is internet for free.
For breakfast you can go to the roofgarden or on the first floor and there you get a very good breakfast.
With regards Laurentius from Holland
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When we (two Ladies) first arrived we were shocked, even we know Cairo quite well. The street looks horrible and the pick up service from the airport didnt work.
But after the first impression was gone it was not so bad. The Hostel is clean, staff is friendly and the location in the middle of real life. (the buildingsite right next to the hostel will be gone soon - I hope for all who stay there after me.
I can recommend it - I stayed alone for a week after my friend left, but I advice all girls to dress properly and ask for companionship when being out in the dark. Nothing happens, but alone in the night as Lady its not too comfortable.
I met a mixture of Pakistani, French and Egyptian people in the hostel. Be careful when you book a room ensuite, the staff likes to change you into a room with shared bathroom! When you insist its ok!
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Bernard M. Baruch yesterday received the annual Benjamin N. Cardozo Memorial Award of Tau Epoilon Rho, Jewish law fraternity, for "perpetuating the philosophy of Americanism" of the late Justice Cardozo. The award, which consisted of a silver plaque mounted on mahogany, was given to Mr. Baruch for his work as head of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.


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Man accused of exposing himself in North Huntingdon store
North Huntingdon police are seeking potential victims of a man accused of exposing himself to at least two women recently at local stores.
Harold Lee Thacker, 35, of West Virginia, surrendered to authorities on Friday after police issued a news release earlier in the day asking for the public's help in identifying the suspect involved in the two incidents.
North Huntingdon police accused Thacker of exposing himself to a woman while in the aisle of the township's Walmart store on Feb. 23. The second incident occurred on March 11, in the parking lot of Dollar General along Route 30.
Investigators said video surveillance and photograph tied both incidents to the same man.
Thacker was arraigned on Friday night on two charges each of indecent exposure and disorderly conduct. He remained in the Westmoreland County Jail on Monday after failing to post bond, according to court records.
Thacker has asked to be represented by a public defender, who will be assigned before his preliminary hearing, scheduled for Wednesday, according to District Judge Douglas Weimer's office.
Anyone with additional information is asked to call North Huntingdon police at 724-863-8800.


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Exchange traded funds that invest in the agriculture are struggling to stay in the green for the year after trending lower since the winter.
Even with the recent heat wave threatening North America's crops and a potential drought induced famine in East Africa, agriculture stocks and related ETFs have remained relatively unfazed.
The agriculture experts believe that investors need to be given some more time before they are swayed by valuations again, reports Peter Koven for Financial Post. [ETF Spotlight: Market Vectors Agribusiness]
"It's going to be a gradual recovery," remarked Edlain Rodriguez, an analyst at Gleacher & Co.
In the meantime, grain prices are gaining as the sweltering weather threatens to damage crops. Additionally, fertilizer producer Mosaic Co. (NYSE: MOS) has reported robust earnings, which bodes well for other fertilizer firms. [ETF Spotlight: PowerShares DB Agriculture]
However, some observers believe that current crop prices are unsustainable, stating that prices could plunge after farmers increase planting and capitalize on high prices, or due to the U.S. putting a limit on its ethanol subsidy program.
BCA Research projects grain prices will start moving in the second half of the year due to the aforementioned factors, along with lower wheat acreages in the U.S. and a Thai government policy that may raise rice prices. However, BCA believes prices will drop in 2012 as a result of higher production and an eventual limit to the U.S. ethanol policy.
In contrast, agriculture bulls like Bill Doyle of Potash Corp. (NYSE: POT) note that the global population is projected to expand to 9.2 billion by 2050, and food production will have to surge 70% to meet the rising demand.
"The reality is that [grain]demand has grown faster than we have been able to keep up with it. And we don't see that changing anytime soon," commented Soren Schroder, head of North American operations at U.S. Bunge Corp. "It's fair to say that the overall price table of agricultural commodities have come into a new plateau, and we won't be going back to the prices we saw four or five years ago. Those days are gone."
For more information on the agriculture, sector visit our agriculture category.
Market Vectors Agribusiness ETF
Max Chen contributed to this article.
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Stephen Harper's hockey book coming out just in time for Christmas
Will Prime Minister Stephen Harper score a bestseller in November? That's when his long-talked-about book on the history of hockey will be published, it's been announced.
Simon & Schuster will put out the as-yet-untitled book in the United States and Canada. The book is what the man, who at one time was purportedly too busy to spend a day meeting with First Nations leaders, has been working on in his spare time (when he's not posing for photos with fuzzy cats and pandas).
"Canadians from all walks of life enjoy cheering on the great heroes of our national game, but it wasn't always that way," Harper states in a news release from Simon & Schuster. "The early days of professional hockey featured outsized personalities who fought pitched battles to shape the game we know and love today. Writing this book has taught me a lot about hockey and a great deal more about Canada. I hope all who read the book enjoy it as much as I enjoyed the experience of writing it."
The PM's royalties will go to the Military Families Fund of the Canadian Forces Personnel and Family Support Services. (Perhaps the militaristic Winnipeg Jets logo will be on the cover, as antiwar activist Derrick O'Keefe suggested in an opinion piece.) According to Simon & Schuster, Globe and Mail columnist Roy MacGregor is "providing editorial services" (read: ghost writing) to Harper for the book every Conservative MP will buying their relatives for Christmas.


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The Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) currently has observer status at the UN which allows representatives to attend meetings, deliver speeches, but not to vote resolutions on other subject matters.
On the eve of Abbas' bid, hundreds of Israeli intellectuals rallied in Tel Aviv in support of the effort. More than eighty, a number of them winners of the prestigious Israel Prize, signed on to a manifesto expressing support for Israeli and international recognition of the Palestinian state. An excerpt from the manifesto reads:
"The Jewish People arose in the Land of Israel, there they developed their identity. The Palestinian People arose in Palestine, there they developed their identity.
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|Baptiste, Richard
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Publication Acceptance Date: 7/29/2008
Publication Date: 11/1/2007
Citation: Weirich, C.R., Wills, P.S., Baptiste, R.M., Woodward, P.N., Riche, M.A. 2007. Production characteristics of Florida pompano reared to market size at two different densities in low salinity recirculating aquaculture systems [abstract]. Caribbean and Latin American Aquaculture: Book of Abstracts. p.112. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The Florida pompano Trachinotus carolinus, a high-value carangid, is widely recognized as an excellent candidate for commercial mariculture. While results of a recent study indicated that pompano can be successfully reared to market size in small scale recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) at low densities, production of this species using commercial scale RAS at moderate to high densities has not been evaluated. In addition, culture of market ready pompano at low salinities has not been investigated. To address these topics production characteristics of pompano reared to market size (> 570 g) at two different culture densities in commercial scale low salinity RAS were determined. Juvenile pompano (mean wt. = 260 g) were stocked into four RAS, each containing two 8 m3 culture tanks, at an initial density of 6.5 or 13.0 kg/m3. Salinity and water temperature were maintained within 10% of nominal values (5 g/L and 28 C), at a photoperiod of 12L:12D. Fish were fed a 50% protein, 10% lipid diet twice daily. At three week intervals production characteristics including mean weight, specific growth rate (SGR, %/day), feed conversion ratio (FCR), and survival were estimated by sampling 10% of the population in each tank. At the conclusion of the experiment production characteristics were determined by total harvest of each tank. Results indicate that pompano can be reared to market size in low salinity RAS, with good survival and overall growth rates ranging from 2.8 (low density) to 3.4 (high density) g/day. Final yield of low and high density treatments was 14.2 and 25.5 kg/m3, respectively. Culture density affected final harvest weight and FCR. Regarding the latter, FCR values were poor compared to other marine finfish, suggesting that pompano may require feeds containing higher dietary protein:energy ratios than present in available commercial rations.


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Campus Watch Archives
November 15, 2002
Brackenridge Apartments, 3353 Lake Austin Blvd.
Occurred between 10-14-02 at 8:00 a.m. and 11-13-02 at 7:30 p.m.
Theft: A blue men's bicycle was stolen from the east side of the building while it was left unsecured. Loss value: $75.00.
Development Office Building, 2901 North IH-35
Occurred on 11-14-02 at 12:20 p.m.
Soliciting: An unknown subject was seen by staff wandering in the building attempting to sell toys. Subject left the area before UT Police arrived. Subject was described as a Hispanic male, in his late teens to early twenties, 5'7", thin build, clean shaven with short black hair. Subject was wearing wire rim glasses. Subject was last seen wearing a red plaid Christmassy-type shirt with tie and khaki pants.
Gregory Gymnasium, 2101 Speedway
Occurred on 11-14-02 between 5:30 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.
Theft: An orange Gary Fisher Level Betty bicycle was stolen from the bicycle rack on the west side of the building while it was secured with a cable lock. The bicycle had shocks on the front and the rear. There was a picture of "Betty Boop" on the side of the bicycle. Loss value: $1,000.00.
Beauford H. Jester Center East, 203 East 21st Street
Discovered on 11-15-02 at 2:30 a.m.
Criminal Mischief: A concrete trash container was rolled down the hill from the south side of the building into the 200 block of East Jester Circle. A one-foot piece of concrete was broken off of the container. Repair cost: $100.00.
L. Theo Bellmont Hall, 2109 San Jacinto Blvd.
Occurred on 11-12-02 at 9:14 p.m.
Criminal Trespass: A non-UT subject was found in a third floor men's locker room that is reserved for faculty, staff and Recreational Sports members. Subject was issued a written criminal trespass warning.
San Jacinto Residence Hall, 309 East 21st Street
Occurred between 11-13-02 at 4:30 p.m. and 11-14-02 at 7:30 a.m.
Criminal Mischief: A BB gun was used to put a hole in a plate glass window that was located on the southwest end of the second floor, Hall 23 of the south tower. The plate glass window already had a hole in it that had been caused by a BB gun. Two additional BB holes were found in the sheet rock below the window. Repair cost: $50.00.
San Jacinto Residence Hall, 309 East 21st Street
Reported 11-14-02.
Criminal Mischief: The last two rainwater metal downspouts located on the east end of the south wall were crushed because people were using the downspouts as targets while kicking soccer balls. A staff member saw subjects kicking soccer balls at the downspouts a few weeks prior at approximately 4:30 pm. Repair cost: $400.00.
Union Building, #4 West Mall
Occurred on 1-14-02 between 1:00 p.m. and 3:15 p.m.
Theft: A UT student placed a black backpack with a tan suede bottom next to a couch he laid down on in the Lone Star Room. He fell asleep and when he woke up he found that his backpack had been stolen. The backpack contained a model MVC CD 300 Sony Mavica digital camera, grey wire frame Oakley sunglasses and a Hewlett Packard scientific calculator. Loss value: $800.00.
2000 Speedway
Occurred on 11-15-02 at 4:20 a.m.
Driving While Intoxicated / Consumption of Alcohol By Minor: A UT student, under the age of 21, was stopped for driving a motor vehicle "at a high rate of speed," in excess of the posted speed limit. Subject was found to be under the influence of an alcoholic beverage to the point he failed multiple field sobriety tests and the intoxilyzer test.


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Utility Room
Approx: 9'1" x 8'1"
With base and wall cupboards with roll top work surfaces, sink unit, timber panelled ceiling with inset spot lights, plumbing for washing machine, radiator and exterior door.
With two piece white suite with chrome fitments comprising low level w.c and wash hand basin. Tiled floor and double glazed window to the side elevation.
First Floor
Bedroom 1
Approx: 18'2" x 11'7"
With original tiled fire place with open grate, picture rail, coved ceiling, radiator, double glazed lead light window to the front elevation and two double glazed lead light windows to the side elevation.
Bedroom 2
Approx: 12'7" x 13'10"
With original tiled fireplace , arched recess to chimney breast, radiator, built in storage cupboard and double glazed lead light window to the front elevation.
Bedroom 3
Approx: 7'10" x 8'1"
With two double glazed lead light windows to the front elevation, picture rail and radiator.
Bedroom 4
Approx: 14'1" x 9'5"
With pedestal wash hand basin, picture rail, radiator and double glazed lead light window to the side and rear elevations.
Family Bathroom
With three piece suite comprising of step in shower cubicle with thermostatically controlled mixer unit, double ended panelled bath and pedestal was hand basin. Chrome heated towel rail, radiator, part tiled walls and double glazed lead light obscure window to the rear elevation.
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Rear/ Side Garden
Lawned garden extending to side with planted borders, feature circular patio area, paved walkway and gated access.
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Lawned garden with driveway providing off road parking and access to garage.
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There non-surgical treatments can provide temporary relief to pain and increase your mobility:
Heat and Ice
- Heat increases circulation to the area, promotes relaxation, helps muscles and joints to stretch and decreases aches in your joints and muscles.
- Ice decreases swelling and pain, acts as a local anti-inflammatory and improves your ability to tolerate physical activity.
Braces and other Self-Help Devices
- A knee brace can reduce painful instability. Special knee braces called "uploaders" can reduce stress on the knee joint.
- Canes reduce stress across the joint and should be used in the hand opposite the affected joint.
- Walkers and crutches are good choices if you are unsteady with a cane or cannot grip it well. They also provide support and balance.
Nutritional Supplements
- Glucosamine can be an effective pain reliever and may be useful in strengthening and rebuilding cartilage.
- Chrondroitin sulfate is commonly taken with glucosamine. It makes cartilage more elastic and spongy and may help to prevent the breakdown of cartilage.
Note, while both of these supplements may be helpful, they cannot "cure" arthritis or rebuild cartilage.
Over-the-Counter Medications
- Acetaminophen (such as Tylenol)
- Aspirin
- Creams/ointments
- NSAIDs, such as Ibuprofen, Motrin, Naproxen, are effective in reducing swelling. (Note: these may cause stomach or blood side effects. Ask your doctor before taking NSAIDs regularly.)
- Hyaluronate (a naturally occurring substance in cartilage) can relieve pain, restore function, provide lubrication to cartilage and provide relief for 6 to 12 months. It does not cure arthritis.
- Cortisone (a naturally occurring hormone) relieves pain and reduces swelling. Note, long-term use may injure cartilage.
If you've tried all or most of these approaches and haven't achieved lasting pain relief, it may be time to time to ask your primary care provider to recommend an orthopaedic surgeon. Your surgeon can explain the joint replacement options that may be most beneficial for you. You'll also have an opportunity to ask questions so you can make an informed decision about what's right for you.
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Conoco-Elf gas project in Syria reaches halfway point
A project to exploit gas produced from Syria's oil fields by US company Conoco and France's TotalFinaElf has reached the halfway point, Syria's official SANA news agency reported Wednesday.
"Nearly 52 percent of the plan has been completed," SANA said, after a visit to one of the gas extraction sites by Petroleum Minister Maher Jamal.
The project consists of extracting gas produced in 22 oil fields in the region, a volume estimated at five million cubic meters (175 million cubic feet) a day, which was previously burned off by oil companies.
The total cost of the project is $430 million, covering the building of 160 kilometers (100 miles) of gas pipelines which will carry the gas to a processing factory still under construction.
The gas will be used in power stations providing energy to Syria's major cities, while some will be pumped back into use in the oil fields to boost production of liquid petroleum gas for domestic consumption.
The project is expected to save Syria between $300,000 and $400,000 a day.—AFP.
©--Agence France Presse.
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Jamie Foxx Finds The Horror
For a new TV anthology
Jamie Foxx knows horror. After all he was in Valentine's Day! Ahem. Sorry. Anyhoo, he's diving back into TV, producing a new horror anthology that lacks a title but certainly has promise.
Working through his Foxxhole production company, he'll write, direct and produce five episodes of the horror series for the US SyFy channel (which is announcing plenty of deals with big name creative types today). Taking after the likes of The Outer Limits and The Twilight Zone (and, more recently, the Showtime channel's Masters Of Horror series), the episodes will tell original, terrifying tales during the 31 Days Of Halloween programming marathon in the States.
"This is a project that I've wanted to do for a long time and I'm so happy to see it come to life," Foxx says in a statement picked up by Deadline. "Get ready to lose it when some special friends and I bring the scares this October, and who knows… maybe I'll make a guest appearance or two along the way!"
So between scripts, shot calling, producing and possibly acting, he's pretty much only leaving Key Grip and the catering staff jobs available.
Film-wise, Foxx will next show up as the president in White House Down (due September 6) and is shooting The Amazing Spider-Man 2, which swings on to our screens on April 18 next year.


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Hi Michael, Michael Segel wrote: > > The short simple answer... You get what you pay for. > > > > The longer answer... Query optimization is a black art. Cloudscape was > designed as a lightweight no frills embeddable DB. > > Now you Cloudscape morphed in to Derby and JavaDB. But you lose the > input from the folks at IBM who handle Query Optimization. > But I'm more than happy to work with the constraints of Derby, if only I could understand them. And that's the help I was looking for here. > > > > I have to run to a customer site, but using one of your examples... > you noticed that the query performance changed when you had the field > in the select columns as well as the where clause, but you didn't when > you had the field just in the where clause. So keep it in the selected > fields. You could also try and change the order of the tables you're > joining. > I didn't change the where clause, just changing the select fields causes the dramatic query plan change. I have a feeling it might be the fact that I'm selecting an attribute from the 5th join table ... but I'd like a better understanding of what's triggering the change so I can avoid it if possible. > > > And you may want to reflect your 5 table join. Depending on the > database and its tuning. Joining more than 3-4 tables can have a > drastic negative impact on its performance. > I'm not sure what you mean to "reflect your 5 table join"? The fundamental issue here is that in this poor performing case, derby is not looking at the index on the very large table that would immediately reduce the dataset. For whatever reason the optimizer is making a the worst possible case decision. > > And if speed really is important look at Informix (IDS 11) now > offered by IBM. > Unfortunately as an off the shelf Java application that runs on Windows, Mac and Linux ... we really need a simple embedded DB that we can ship as the default. Unfortunately Derby's query optimizer let's it down badly sometimes. > > > > HTH > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > *From:* Matt Doran [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] > *Sent:* Sunday, December 02, 2007 11:06 PM > *To:* firstname.lastname@example.com > *Subject:* Advice on *very* badly performing query (with reproduction > recipe) > > > > Hi there, > > We use Apache Derby in our commercial application, PaperCut NG > <http://www.papercut.com/>. It's proven to be very reliable, however > we occasionally get reports of very bad performance in some areas. We > haven't had the time to investigate them fully previously (usually > upgrading to an external DB like Postgres or SQL Server fixes the > issue). This time we had a look in more detail with a recent report, > and we've found some very strange performance characteristics ... and > would love some advice and assistance. > > We have a query that is doing inner joins to 5 tables. It's quite a > simple query, but the core table has about 300,000 rows, and where > limiting the results based on a date in that table that is indexed. > Here's a summary of my situation/findings: > > * Using the latest Derby release 10.3.1.4, with a Java 1.5 VM on > Windows. > * We only have a single WHERE clause, which is on the indexed date > field is restricting the data such that no data is returned. > e.g. log_date > (latest log date). So derby should quickly > detect there is litte/no data to return. > * Running the original query takes 22 minutes running 100% CPU. > * Running a count(*) for the same query is quick (< 1 sec). > * Removing the ORDER BY and changing the select list to just > include a single field from each table and it still takes 22 > minutes. > * Changing the select list to retrieve only a single field from 2 > of the table and it still takes 22 minutes (I have a log of the > query and the runtime stats for this attached "derby-slow.log"). > * Changing the select list to a single field from 1 of the tables > makes the query run fast - less than a second. (I have a log of > the query and the runtime stats for this attached "derby-fast.log"). > * Running the original query on the same dataset in PostgreSQL or > SQL Server is very fast (less than a second). This is why we > often recommend customers upsize to Postgres or SQL Server. > * Also the SQL is generated via Hibernate ORM, so we have some > limitations in how we can modify the SQL. > > > From the query plan it seems that seems that it stops using the date > index on the "tbl_printer_usage_log" log table, and changes from Hash > joins to Nested Loop joins. On a large table like this when providing > a where clause that on a field that is indexed .... we have to ensure > that derby uses the index. > > If I increase the pageCacheSize to 100,000 pages, it reduces the time > of the query to about 2-3 minutes, but it's still very slow compared > to when the correct index is used. > > Can anyone please help me understand the following: > > * Why does the query plan change dramatically, just by changing > the fields that are retrieved? > * Why is derby avoiding the most obvious index? The date field in > the 300,000 row table (the date field is the only field in our > where clause). > * Is there anyway to avoid this behavior? > > If we can understand what's causing this, we'll be able to make a much > more effective use of Derby. At the moment, on customers with large > datasets, we currently just recommend they "upsize" to Postgres or SQL > Server and the problem goes away. However, we'd much prefer to fix > this and have our Derby database behave better. > > I'd be happy to provide the derby database that exhibits these > problems if someone would like to see what's going on. The database > is from a customer, so I don't want to post it publicly, but if you > send me an email off-list I'd be happy to provide it. > > Regards. > > -- > Matt Doran > PaperCut Software International Pty. Ltd. > Phone: +61 (3) 9807 5767 > E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> > Profile: http://www.papercut.com/about/#matt > Blog: http://www.papercut.com/blog/
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Private dining for intimate gatherings with sensational menus
Expect only the best when it comes to private dining at Kimpton Lorien Hotel & Spa. Executive Chef Sebastien Rondier and his entire culinary team bring all the excellence of Brabo's French- and European-inspired fare to our private dining and catering services. Whether it involves an intimate boardroom meeting, larger corporate reception, or elegant wedding celebration, the experienced staff members joyfully work with guests to create a customized event.
In addition to the stylish Liberty Room, posh Independence Room, and garden patio Freedom Terrace, private dining may also take place on the hotel's outdoor terraces, offering extraordinary Old Town views. For private parties of up to 10 wanting an extra-special VIP experience, the restaurant's Chef's Table can be reserved, too, allowing for a unique dining experience, with the chef and wine director visiting the table and tailoring food-wine pairings to individual parties' wishes.
To learn more and plan your next Alexandria event at Brabo or Brabo Tasting Room, email us or call 1-571-482-3308.
Liberty Room
Envelop your guests in style while providing the ultimate in flavor and creativity. Intimate, naturally lit, and stylish, the Liberty Room accommodates up to 100 guests.
Elegant Outdoor Terrace
On the hotel's top floor, with views of King Street and all its charms, are three of our private terraces. All can be tented and accommodate up to 70 guests each for a chic reception or a magical dinner under the stars.
Independence Room
Capture the essence of Old Town with a mix of posh indoor space and private outdoor patio. An unforgettable venue for an elegant wedding reception and dinner, our Independence Room can accommodate up to 85 guests.
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Magneco/Metrel Passes ISO 9001:2000 and 14001:2004 (5/1/07)
May 1, 2007
Magneco/Metrel, Inc. recently announced that its Negley, Ohio, manufacturing facility has passed ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 14001:2004 audits with zero non-conformances. "Since 1999, Magneco/Metrel has been committed to Quality Management Systems, and our ongoing high performance standards are exemplified by this most recent audit, which we passed with flying colors," said Charles W. Connors, Sr., president. "This year, we took our dedication one step further with the addition of the ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management Systems, and were gratified to receive a perfect score." Magneco/Metrel's Negley facility manufactures the company's Metpump line of nanoparticulate refractories.
For additional information, call (630) 543-6660 or visit www.magneco-metrel.com.
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Nicollet Island Print
$ 18.00
Nicollet Island, situated in the middle of the mighty Mississippi, is one of the most historic places in Minneapolis. It provides a wonderful place to picnic with incredible views of downtown, the falls and the Stone Arch Bridge, and the iconic Grain Belt Beer sign.
- By: Mark Herman
- Format: Lithographic print on acid free paper
Framing for the 16" x 20" size print is available in a 1" satin black wooden frame with glass. ready to hang, for an additional charge. Allow 10 business days for framed prints. Add framing to cart.


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Brown County graduate Kami Graber and the Purdue University Calumet women's basketball team is in Sioux City for its first taste of the NAIA Tournament play since the 1995-96 team qualified for the NAIA Div. I Tournament. The Peregrines will face No. 19 Grand View (Iowa) in the opening round with the contest slated to tip-off at 8:45 p.m. on Thursday (March 7).
Graber was a second-team All-Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference pick this season. An Honorable Mention All-CCAC as a freshman, she had a breakout season in her sophomore campaign. The 5-foot-8 guard led the team with 16.6 points per game while knocking down a career-high 55 3-point field goals. Graber is on pace to become the 17th member of the school's 1,000-point club next year. She currently stands at 835 career points.


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When it comes to teaching kids about saving money and money management with piggy banks, one of the best ways to do this is by using something that they will eventually need to use in real life. With this in mind, the Best Children's ATM bank can be an ideal tool to achieve this. First, it gives children an opportunity to learn how ATMs work. Even more importantly, it teaches kids that ATMs are not simply money dispensing machines. They will quickly figure out that in order to take out money, it's essential to first place money into the bank (Any parent that has teenagers who don't seem to understand this concept can confirm the importance of this lesson).
Almost all piggy banks show the importance of saving, but most don't focus much on what happens when the money is taken out of the bank. This bank helps kids understand the difference between saved money and spent money through deposits and withdrawals while giving the child experience on how ATMs work in the real world.
This bank will give parents an opportunity to also teach lessons to their children about money and personal finance at the real bank when using the ATM there. By referencing the child's own bank, they should be able to better understand what you are doing at the real bank, that the money that you are taking out you had to place in and save, and what the money you are taking out will go to pay. Since the child will have some reference with their own bank, the concepts should be easier to teach. If the child has trouble with the lesson, you can then go and practice it on their ATM bank until they understand.
If the Best Children's ATM bank seems to be the appropriate bank to purchase for your child, you may want to seriously consider taking the money management lessons you hope to teach with it one step further by purchasing a second one of these banks for use by the entire family. While your child will get the opportunity to use his bank when he earns money or when he is given money, this may not always be on a regular and consistent basis. An easy way to solve this lack of consistency is to set up a save your change game.
The game is a simple and effective way for families to save money. Basically, you just empty the change that you have gathered during the day into the bank before you go to bed. Instead of just dumping this money into the bank yourself, however, you can let your child place the coins into the bank each and every night. This ensures that the child has the opportunity to repeat the money management lessons you are teaching on a nightly basis so that they become familiar and comfortable with them. Best of all, you will be teaching them through example. By showing that it's important for the family to save money whenever new money comes in, the child will understand that it is also important for him to save money. Actions often speak louder than words, so by purchasing a second bank you can reinforce all the lessons that you teach through your own actions.


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CIRENCESTER will come together throughout 2014 to commemorate the centenary of the First World War with 12 months' worth of special events.
The town council, along with organisations such as Cotswold Volunteers and the Corinium Museum, will be organising a year of events to reflect on the historic milestone.
Some of the events taking place in the town will include poetry competitions, theatre productions, public lectures and photographic exhibitions.
Andrew Tubb, chief executive of Cirencester Town Council, said: "We support the continued commitment and work of the Cirencester Community Development Trust and our various partners throughout the town in organising a range of events on behalf of Cirencester and the local community."
Despite most of the year-long events taking place in the summer, the commemorative programme will start in the spring with a First World War poetry competition being held at Kingshill School.
Other calendar highlights include a vintage war-themed market on Tuesday, May 6, a production of Oh What a Lovely War by pupils at Deer Park School and the installation of a memorial plaque at New Brewery Arts.
Throughout the year, the Corinium Museum will also be holding educational sessions and lectures for children on First World War archaeology.
Organisers are hopeful that Lottery funding will be made available for the production of commemorative booklet that will be distributed to local residents.
The Friends of Cirencester Parish Church would like to hear from anybody with photos, letters or press cuttings from anytime between 1914 and 1918 – those able to help should contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
For further information on Cirencester's role in remembering the First World War, contact the town council on 01285 655646.


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Installation requirements for embedded browsers on Linux systems
Technote (troubleshooting)
When attempting to open the workbench in IBM Rational Application Developer (*), it either closes immediately after starting, or does not start at all.
On Linux systems, the Eclipse Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) might not be able to find and use the default native browser. Additional steps might be required to configure the browser setup before the product works correctly.
This note summarizes information that is contained in various locations within the SWT FAQ document.
One of the most common symptom about this problem is an Eclipse window displays the following message: JVM terminated. Exit code=160.
After you close the Eclipse message window, a javacore file (for example, javacore.20140715.102137.20388.0002.txt) is created in the installation directory.
Other symptoms can be product features that use an embedded web browser might not work correctly. Problems can include possible failure scenarios, showing an error message, or simply not showing the expected output. The product features that use an embedded browser include:
- Rich Page Editor
- Web Browser component (Open With->Web Browser)
- Welcome page
- Page Designer Preview pane
The product features that use an embedded browser use Eclipse SWT to create the browser widget. In addition to installing the latest version of the browser product, SWT has specific installation requirements for the Mozilla and WebKit browser types.
Eclipse SWT is only compatible with a range of XULRunner library versions that are installed with Firefox.
Rational Application Developer 7.5.x (*) is based on Eclipse 3.4.x and is compatible with:
- Eclipse 3.4.x: Mozilla 1.4 GTK2 - 1.7.x GTK2, XULRunner 1.8.x - 1.9.0.x.
- Eclipse 3.6.x: Mozilla 1.4 GTK2 - 1.7.x GTK2, XULRunner 1.8.x - 1.9.x and 3.6.x (but not 2.x), WebKitGTK+ 1.2.x
- Eclipse 4.2.2 and newer: Mozilla 1.4 GTK2 - 1.7.x GTK2, XULRunner 1.8.x - 1.9.x and newer, 3.6.x and 10.x (but not 2.x nor 4.x - 9.x), WebKitGTK+ 1.2.x and newer
IBM Rational Application Developer (*) installed on a Linux Operating System.
Diagnosing the problem
If IBM Rational Application Developer (*) crashes or doesn't even start and end with an error message containing JVM terminated. Exit code=160
- Use Rich Page Editor to open a web page. Rich Page Editor is the default editor for HTML page types.
- if the embedded browser code is not properly installed or the product is not properly configured, then an error message is typically displayed in the Design view. Process failures might result from version conflicts with some unsupported levels of Mozilla's XULRunner package.
Resolving the problem
Eclipse SWT supports the following browser types for Linux systems:
- Mozilla (Firefox) through the XULRunner package
- WebKit through WebKitGTK+ shared libraries
Although the version of Eclipse included in the product determines the default browser type, you can also explicitly configure the default browser type. Only one browser type is available at a time within the product.
XULRunner requirements:
The XULRunner package enables Mozilla as an embedded browser. If several XULRunners are installed on the same system, version mismatches might occur even when a specific XULRunner installation is registered as the default version. To clearly define the configuration, set up an explicit pointer to a XULRunner version:
- In the eclipse.ini file that is included in the product installation, locate the -vmargs section. Note that some IBM Worklight Studio installations use JRE arguments from the Worklight.sh script instead of from the eclipse.ini file. If a Worklight.sh file is present in the same product directory as the eclipse.ini file, add your updates to the -vmargs sections of both files.
- In the -vmargs section, add a JVM system variable:
where /home/myuser/xulrunner is the path to the root of an uncompressed XULRunner package.
If you are using Eclipse version 3.6.x:
Mozilla is the default browser type used by SWT on Linux. The supported versions of XULRunner are 1.8.x - 1.9.2.x and 3.6.x. The XULRunner 1.9.2.x packages are preferred (these are equivalent to Firefox version 3.6.x); links to suitable downloads are included in the related information section of this note. The XULRunner package must match the architecture (32-bit or 64-bit) of the product installation.
Note: Newer XULRunner or Firefox installations do not work as an embedded browser. Attempting to use higher versions might result in product failures when attempting to initialize the native browser code.
If you are using Eclipse versions 3.7 and later:
If the WebKit browser type is available, SWT uses this browser type by default. If WebKit libraries are not found, SWT attempts to locate a suitable XULRunner installation and create an embedded Mozilla browser. The requirements for XULRunner versions are the same as those specified for Eclipse version 3.6.x.
To force SWT to use XULRunner instead of WebKit on these higher versions of Eclipse, add the following JVM parameter to the -vmargs section at the end of the eclipse.ini file (and Worklight.sh, if present):
NOTE: These two vmargs must be used together:
, where /home/myuser/xulrunner is the path to the root of an uncompresse
Both must be present if using Mozilla/FireFox
WebKit requirements:
A WebKit embedded browser is supplied by a separate installation of the WebKitGTK+ shared libraries. These libraries might already be included for many supported Linux distributions.
If you are using Eclipse version 3.6.x:
Only version 1.2.x of WebKitGTK+ is supported. If later versions of the WebKit shared libraries are present and you want to use WebKit in this configuration, you must remove and replace them with version 1.2.
To force SWT to use WebKit, add the following JVM system parameter to the -vmargs section at the end of the eclipse.ini file (and Worklight.sh, if present):
If you are using Eclipse versions 3.7 and later:
These versions of Eclipse support any WebKitGTK+ libraries of 1.2.x or later. Since WebKit is the default browser type, the shared libraries are automatically used if SWT can find them. If suitable libraries are not found, SWT attempts to use XULRunner instead.
Note: Rich Page Editor does not support libwebkitgtk-3.0.0 which is the default version installed in RHEL 7 systems, to use Rich Page Editor it is necessary to install a previous libwebkitgtk version (1.0-2.x).
Related information
XULRunner 32-bit download
XULRunner 64-bit download
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There is some good news on the injury front as John Maine and Jose Reyes played a simulated game in Port St. Lucie. According to Mets.com, Reyes had two hits including a double, but he wasn't running at full speed. He will do some full-speed running on the infield grass before trying to move to the base paths.
Maine pitched 65 innings threw 65 pitches. The Mets will see how he feels tomorrow before deciding what to do next.
In other injury news, Jerry Manuel said that if Gary Sheffield doesn't play in Friday's game, he could be headed to the disabled list as well.