text:
Perspective Photography
What do you see?
As a nursing major, my goal in this project was to incorporate my abilities of developing different perspectives within art. Additionally, knowing that there are various ways of interpreting situations, it is important to take into consideration what others' viewpoints may be. In my community, and in any for that matter, everyone comes from different cultures that consist of beliefs, values, traditions, and perspectives that determine how they think or look at things. In history, it is evident that social issues have led to wars and disagreements. This example truly highlights the concept of perspectives. However, more in depth to art, I was very astounded by the fact that photography is a great visual tool to determine people's values and other important aspects. Not all perspective in life are seen as obvious, just like many of the works I have included in my collection. Some photographs may be clear and send an obvious message, but others, you have to think outside the box or get in touch with your personal experiences, beliefs, and way of thinking. A simple black and white photo may be dull to some, but can send a powerful message that may shoot a spark of question. Since our experiences are so different from one another, we also feel different about what we see. So, take the time to not only look at the photo, but think deeply about what it means to you, because it might bring back memories or raise awareness of social issues that occur in our daily lives.
- 1: Parc de Sceaux by Lynn Geesaman. http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Lynn-Geesaman-781.html Description: A row of tall trees are divided by a gap in which the sky rests. Created in 2007.
- 2: Boys Tethered by David Hilliard. http://www.jacksonfineart.com/David-Hilliard-814.html Description: A boy is rowing away from another boy that is holding or tied to a rope on a deck in a lake. Created in 2008.
- 3: Bleeder by David Hilliard. http://www.jacksonfineart.com/David-Hilliard-817.html Description: In the first section farthest to the left, an angled table is illuminated by light. The middle section shows a young boy eating from a tray of food alone. To his right sits another tray with food that seems untouched.
- 4: Home, Office, Day, Evening by David Hilliard. http://www.jacksonfineart.com/David-Hilliard-821.html Description: Angles of a woman in a pink bath robe looking into two mirrors with a young girl behind her firmly touching her back.
- 5: Blue Heaven by David Hilliard http://www.jacksonfineart.com/David-Hilliard-826.html Description: Various sections of an empty celebration setting which are separated by trees.
- 6: Recreation by David Hilliard http://www.jacksonfineart.com/David-Hilliard-828.html Description: A beach setting with two men standing firmly with their feet planted int the sand.
- 7: Bubba D Licious by Joseph Guay http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Joseph-Guay.html Description: A drag queen? A man? A woman? Either way, they're wearing a sparkled beaded shoulder exposed dress, blonde hair, long false lashes, and a censored box around their chest area.
- 8: Daybooks by David Hilliard http://www.jacksonfineart.com/David-Hilliard-3450.html Description: A naked man is lying upon a blanket with books in the middle photo and to the right, a man is sitting near a window seat reading a book.
- 9: Lather by David Hilliard http://www.jacksonfineart.com/David-Hilliard-3453.html Description: A woman standing outside a door holding an object in her hand. In the next room, a man is shaving his face near a sink.
- 10: Too Much For You by Angela West http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Angela-West-3549.html Description: A compilation of post cards posted on a blue wall created in 2009.
- 11: Jet Airliner #01 by Josef Joflehner http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Josef-Hoflehner.html Description: An airplane flies above two women in swim suits created in Miami FL 2009.
- 12: Tetrarch by Christopher Bucklow http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Christopher-Bucklow-4484.html Description: A light shadow of a male figure is illuminated in warm colors like red, orange, and yellow created Aug 1, 2007
- 13: Thirteen #5 by Vee Speers http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Vee-Speers-4638.html Description: A young girl seems caged in by the appearance of the attire she is wearing. The free birds almost contradict what should be in the cage created 2012.
- 14: Janes Carousel by Matthew Pillsbury http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Matthew-Pillsbury-4754.html Description: A carousel in movement inside a building or amusement park surrounded by people created in 2011.
- 15: Five Shotguns by Jody Fausett http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Jody-Fausett-4802.html Description: A blonde haired woman points a shotgun in a mirror of where which she is standing created in 2008.
- 16: Young Interracial Couple by Bruce Davidson http://www.jacksonfineart.com/Bruce-Davidson-4923.html Description: A young white woman held by the arms of a young black man near a lake created in NY Central Park 1992.


text:
Buen Viaje
Looking forward to seeing old friends
Lots of Baptist churches ahead!
On Thursday I'm headed down to Cuba again. This trip will be quite different than the last one, and will also be quite a bit longer. I'll be traveling for nearly a month visiting with both of our Baptist partner conventions and traveling the entire country, starting in the west and working my way east. I hear that Havana is unique from the rest of Cuba culturally speaking, so I'm sure I'll be learning and adjusting constantly.
· Please pray with me for sustained energy and health as I work my way from one tip of the island to the other.
I'll start off my trip in the West and will be joined by a group from the United Church of Christ a day or two after I arrive. In between meetings and projects, I'll travel with them to see the ministries and work of 10 of the Fraternity Baptist Churches. From there, I'll head east to continue my work with the Fraternity visiting their ministries in the central provinces.
· Pray that my introductions with Baptist Fraternity leadership, congregations, and ministries will open the door to further grow our partnership.
About 15 days into my trip there will be a Baptist "trade off" and I'll begin my work with the Eastern Cuba Baptist Convention (CBCOr) folks. It will be good to see old friends. Since my last visit and sharing of visions and goals for the future, we've been able to identify some creative ways to walk along side. I'll be doing some training and educating with a small group of CBCOr leaders Of course I can't give you details since we're talking about Cuba, but it suffices to say it's good to be the bearer of good news.
· Pray that I may be an agent of encouragement and empowerment for Cuban missionaries and pastors.
If all goes well, I'm planning to post a few updates and photos here on my IM webpage throughout the trip. Keep your eyes peeled for more updates J
Before I sign off, here are a few other items to keep in prayer:
· The leader of the group that I'll be with in Havana had to cancel due to family health concerns. Please keep him and the UCC group in your prayers
· My husband, Jorge, will not be traveling with me. Prayers for him during my absence are always appreciated.
¡Buen viaje!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- News
- Sports
- Entertainment
- Business
- Lifestyles
- Opinion
- About Us
- Classifieds
- Legal Notices
Connect with Us
Bothell murder victim died of head injuries, medical examiner confirms
The Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office has identified the dead woman found in her Bothell home as Susann Smith.
Smith, age 37, died of head injuries as the result of a homicide, the office confirmed on Friday.
Bothell police found Smith during a welfare check at her home in the 200 block of 240th St. S.W. in Bothell on Tuesday morning.
Smith's employer, Z2Live, contacted the Bothell Police Department on Tuesday because they were concerned about Smith's welfare, said Z2Live CEO Lou Fasulo in a statement on Wednesday.
Bothell police Sgt. Cedric Collins said Smith died of "homicidal violence," but did not have any further details about the investigation.
He said he had no news regarding a suspect or weapon on Friday.
The Reporter will update this story when more information becomes available.


text:
Business, Careers, Management & MarketingFollow
Project Management for Beginners and Experts. Are you looking to improve your Project Management Skills? Then listen to The Project Management Podcast™, a weekly program that delivers best practices and new developments in the field of project management. The more companies understand the importance of sound Project Management, the more will your skills be in demand. Project Management is the means used by companies today to turn their vision and mission into reality. It is also the driver behind transforming a business need into a business process. The Project Management Podcast™ looks at how project management shapes the business world of today and tomorrow. Find us on the web at http://www.pm-podcast.com or send your emails to [email protected] The Project Management Podcast™ is a trademark of OSP International LLC. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. Copyright © 2005 - 2017 OSP International LLC. All rights reserved.
May 11th, 2015
Episode 87 of 259 episodes
Play Now: This episode is sponsored by PMP Exam Simulator: Have you ever had an urgent or unexpected project come across your desk? Not just an important project, but an urgent one? If you answer is "Yes - I have managed urgent projects" then you are actually in the minority because most of us will actually never have to manage such a project. Professor Stephen Wearne explains this in his book "Managing the Urgent and Unexpected" as follows: "Urgent and unexpected projects have to be rare in business or government to be economically and socially tolerable. Any such urgent and unexpected work demands an instant start, in contrast to the often lengthy processes of investigation, evaluation, development, selection and planning that is normal normal in businesses and public services before any proposed work is started. The chance that any one person except those in the emergency services will ever manage such a project is small." Stephen then continues in his book with saying something that I disagree with just a little bit. He says that it's not possible to know who should learn the lessons learned from these urgent and unexpected projects in order to be prepared. In my opinion, I know exactly who should learn from them -- we project managers should! And that is why I have asked him to come onto the program. Below are the first few pages of the transcript. The complete transcript is available to Premium subscribers only. Podcast Introduction Coming very soon to a podcast near you... :-) Above are the first few pages of the transcript. The complete transcript is available to Premium subscribers only. Please subscribe to our Premium Podcast to receive a PDF transcript.
You'll need to sign in to write a comment.
Social science, behavioral economics, cognitive psychology -- sound complex? Let's fix that. The Art of Charm Podcast is where self-motivated guys and gals, just like you, come to learn from a diverse mix of experienced mentors, including the world's best professional and academic minds, scientists, innovators, coaches, relationship experts, entrepreneurs, bestselling authors, and other brilliant minds. This show will make you a higher performer, a better networker, a deeper connector and, most importantly, a better thinker.


text:
When you enter data on forms, you do so voluntarily. However, your consent to the collection, storage and processing of your data can be revoked by you at any time. We place great importance on the protection of your personal data such as name, address, telephone number and e-mail address. For the Lenze Group, it is especially important to guarantee the maximum possible protection for your individual personal data. Our Internet activities in all the countries where we maintain websites are, therefore, in accordance with the data-protection and data-security laws that are applicable there. In the following text, we indicate what information we gather and what we do with it.
We do not use our websites to collect any personal data unless you specifically agree to our doing so. You alone decide on whether to give us this data when, for example, you register on our website, respond to questionnaires or, in some other way, provide us with information. We make use of your personal data to answer enquiries, process your order/request or enable you to gain access to special information or offers, for example. For purposes of customer relations, it may also be useful for us to store and process your personal information and pass it on to the company in the country where you submitted your enquiry.
We store IP addresses for a maximum period of 14 days. This is done for reasons of data security in order to guarantee the stability and operational security of our system.
If you do not want to provide us with personal data to help us maintain customer relations – in particular for direct marketing or market research – we will, of course, respect your wishes. We will not sell your personal data for commercial gain.
Your data will only be collected and processed for the purpose of filling job vacancies on offer within the Lenze Group. The company that is looking to fill a vacancy and shows its address on the invitation to submit applications is responsible for data collection in this sense, i.e. when an application is submitted for a specific job that is being offered. If you apply for a specific job for which applications have been invited by a company within the Lenze Group, your data will be passed on to the persons/departments responsible for human resources. You can permanently withdraw this consent at any time by sending an e-mail to the contact person named in the job advertisement. If you submit an unsolicited job application, your data will automatically be sent to the relevant person(s)/department(s) responsible for human resources in accordance with your particular skills, abilities, and qualifications. Your data will then be used by the responsible persons/departments solely for the purpose of evaluating your job potential.
Deletion of data
If you have applied for a job but your data ceases to be needed for this purpose, we ensure that your data is automatically deleted from our system. Processes have been created that guarantee automatic deletion of data when such data is no longer needed for the purpose for which we originally collected it or when the data retention period has expired. In the event of a negative decision, you job application data will be deleted after 6 months. If your profile is of general interest to us, we would like to include you in our standing pool of job applicants but we will, of course, ask for your consent to do so beforehand.
Your rights
You have the right to obtain information on your personal data that we have a record of in our system. Moreover, you have the right to delete or block impermissible data and to correct any false data that we have stored in our system. To do so, you can send an e-mail to the contact person named in the job advertisement.
Our website uses the Piwik web analytics service so that we can analyse how people use our website and make ongoing improvements to what it provides. For this purpose, Piwik saves cookies (text files) on your computer via the browser. The user information obtained from evaluating these cookies is passed on to Piwik and stored for analysis purposes. Before the information is stored, part of the IP address is deleted to safeguard the anonymity of the users. We do not pass information concerning the use of our website to third parties.
There are two ways to stop data relating to your visit being stored and evaluated:
Changing the browser settings
You can prevent the use of cookies by making the appropriate settings in your browser software. However, please note that if you do this, you may not be able to use all the functions of this website.
Preventing Piwik from collecting data
You can prevent Piwik from collecting data using the "opt-out function". In this case, your browser will save an opt-out cookie, preventing Piwik from collecting session data from that point on. If you delete your browser cookies, the Piwik opt-out cookie will be deleted as well and you will need to reactivate it.
The download files of the Application Knowledge Base and Technical Documentation areas at lenze.com are stored by the Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS) company, P.O. Box 81226, Seattle, WA 98108-1226 in the data centre in Frankfurt/Main and provided worldwide. Lenze has no influence on the type and scope of information that is collected, processed or used by AWS associated with the download offer. Further information can be obtained from the AWS data protection notice.
The CAD files in the EASY Product Finder range at lenze.com are stored by the KiM GmbH company, Tritschlerstrasse 1, D-66606 St. Wendel in a German data centre and provided worldwide.
For each generated and loaded file (e.g. CAD, PDF, pixel images) and each direct insertion into CAD systems (CADClick® "Click2CAD"), Lenze stores a data set in one of the statistics databases available on the server. This statistic data is further compressed and used for optimising the CAD service in an anonymised form.
Link2Lenze is an online platform that allows you as a user to get in-depth information on Lenze solutions, news and events.
If you join Link2Lenze and create a profile, which may be comfortably done by logging in with your LinkedIn-account, you gain the possibility to obtain detailed company related information from Lenze. After logging in with your LinkedIn-account, LinkedIn provides us with parts of the personal information which you want to share with others. You may directly control what information is shared in your LinkedIn profile options, located on www.linkedIn.com.
In order to present you with specific personalised information on the content that really interests you, we track your clicks on our Link2Lenze platform, including the frequency of your visits and the individual content that you have viewed. This information will also be used to continuously improve the Link2Lenze platform and Lenze content to inform our target groups.
Each item, such as news, solutions and events, on Link2Lenze may be shared with your contacts and friends. If you share an item, the corresponding URL that leads to the item on Link2Lenze will contain the information that the item has been shared. If the person you sent the link to also creates a Link2Lenze profile, you will be awarded a conversion. We can only tell that you successfully shared an item but we cannot tie your conversion to a specific new user. This information is used to continuously improve the Link2Lenze platform.
Based on the information you provided us with, both from LinkedIn and collected on our Link2Lenze platform, we would like to contact you. Lenze SE is an international company and we want to provide you with contacts from a Lenze Sales organisation near you. In order to accomplish that, we will add the information collected on Link2Lenze, including contact information and interests, into our Company Customer Relations Management system (CRM) which is maintained for all legal entities within the Lenze Group. The Sales Specialist that is responsible for your region may gain access to your information in our CRM and may subsequently contact you. You may also be presented with the possibility to follow our Sales Specialists on LinkedIn.
Leaving Link2Lenze: Revoking your consent
Should you decide to end your participation on Link2Lenze, please send an e-mail to link2lenze(at)lenze.com and provide your name as it is represented in your LinkedIn profile and tell us that you want to leave Link2Lenze. We need this information in order to identify your Link2Lenze profile. We will then delete all personal information associated with your Link2Lenze profile and confirm the deletion via e-mail. Lenze SE may keep fully anonymized information, such as usage statistics, that cannot be tied to you.
You may, at any time, rejoin Link2Lenze. Please note that rejoining Link2Lenze will create an entirely new profile that cannot be tied to your former profile.
You may also, at any time, request the deletion of your personal information from our Customer Relations Management system (CRM). In order to do so, please contact our Data Protection Officer (refer to contact information at the bottom of the page).
Lenze takes steps to protect your personal data against loss, destruction, falsification, manipulation and unauthorised access or disclosure.
Persons under the age of 18 should not divulge any personal data to us without the consent of a parent or guardian. We do not request any personal data from children or young persons. We do not knowingly collect any such data or pass it on to third parties.
In the course of further development of our Internet website, we will also continually update the information we provide regarding data protection. We will announce any changes in good time on this website. You should therefore visit this site regularly to keep up-to-date on our latest data protection information. If you have any questions regarding the processing of your personal data or if you have any ideas, suggestions or comments relating to data protection, please contact Lenze's data protection officer in Germany:
Lenze SE
Data Protection Officer
Postbox 10 13 52, D-31763 Hameln
Hans-Lenze-Straße 1, D-31855 Aerzen
+49 5154 82-0
+49 5154 82-2800
Effective: 04/2016


text:
Anchor bar recipe for chicken wings
Recipes / Anchor bar recipe for chicken wings (1000+)
Cornflakes Baked Chicken Wings
3268 views
Chicken Wings, main ingredient: Chicken, ingredients: For chicken wings, , 5 chicken wings
Almond Chicken Wings With Plum Orange Sauce
1692 views
Chicken Wings With Plum Orange Sauce, ingredients: 2 1/2 lb Chicken wingsx Oil for deep
Applebee's Chicken Wings
2351 views
Chicken Wings, ingredients: Chicken wings tips removed and discarded or possibly saved for
Baked Chicken Wings
3810 views
Chicken Wings, ingredients: 1 1/2 kg chicken wings, 500 gm rice noodles, 600 ml chicken
Beaujolais Glazed Chicken Wings
630 views
Chicken Wings, ingredients: 3 lb chicken wings tips 1 Tbsp. orange zest thin julienne, for
Chicken Wing Drumsticks
678 views
Chicken Wing Drumsticks, ingredients: 10 x Chicken wingspwdr Peanut oil for deep frying, 1
Crisped Ginger-Soy Chicken Wings + Beer Pairing, a #wingweek guest post
297 views
chicken wings, introduce different cooking methods, and of course share new recipes
Sweet, Crispy & Savory Waffles
162 views
1 tsp rum 1 chicken egg - lightly beaten Coating for chicken wings 300 gm plain flour
Honey Chicken Wings with Tumeric
480 views
of Southeast Asia. Many of the recipes for chicken wings on my blog are from either
Tamarind Chicken Wings
363 views
easy, Asian inspired recipe for chicken wings, the tamarind coats the wings with a sweet
Groups / Anchor bar recipe for chicken wings (0)
Ain't No Thing Butta Chicken & Pig Wings
41 members
Chicken & Pig Wings, This is an all-star roundup of popular wing recipes for creative
Great Recipes for Lent
39 members
Great Recipes for Lent, Fish and other meat-less recipes perfect for those Fridays during
Ancient Recipes
5 members
As a good example, here is the recipe for Isicia Omentata, which is basically an Ancient
Cooking for 2
1 member
for 2, Recipes for 2. I used to have 4 kids to eat now its just me and my dh. looking for
We who cook for our PETS
7 members
who cook for our PETS, Recipes for your pets. I happen to cook most of the food for my two
Themes / Anchor bar recipe for chicken wings (0)
Simple No-Bake Recipes for Summer
easy recipes that will delight even the toughest food critics? Try these recipes for your
Recipes for me.
Recipes for me., I'm always on the look out for interesting recipes I can try at home. At
Brunch Time!
want to wait on. And here's one last recipe for you: Mimosa: 1 part orange juice, 1 part
Disabled but still Cooking
Disabled but still Cooking, Easy, simplified recipes for those who can't stand in the
A Guide to Grilling Chicken
recipes and useful links to get things started! Chicken
Trusted Results with Anchor bar recipe for chicken wings
chicken wings anchor bar Recipes at Epicurious.com
We are unable to find an exact match for: chicken wings anchor bar. ... Chicken Wings with Ginger and Caramel Sauce Epicurious, March 2009 Asian Flavors of Jean-Georges ...
anchor bar buffalo chicken wings Recipes at Epicurious.com
show results for food recipes drink recipes member recipes all recipes ... We are unable to find an exact match for: anchor bar buffalo chicken wings. ...
Buffalo Chicken Wings Recipe at Epicurious.com
Find the recipe for Buffalo Chicken Wings and other blue cheese recipes at Epicurious.com ... You can deep-fry these wings à la Anchor Bar, but they're just as delicious hot ...
Buffalo chicken wings - Allrecipes
Buffalo, New York's Anchor Bar originated this dish of deep-fried chicken wings served in a spicy hot sauce and accompanied by blue-cheese dressing.
Buffalo Wings Recipe : Alton Brown : Food Network
Food Network invites you to try this Buffalo Wings recipe from Alton Brown.
Buffalo Chicken Dip - All Recipes
This tangy, creamy dip tastes just like buffalo chicken wings. It's best served hot with crackers and celery sticks. Everyone loves the results!
Franks Redhot Chicken Wings Recipe
Franks RedHot Chicken Wings recipe from GroupRecipes.com. This is pretty much the same recipe Frank's RedHot ... Well you've just made the original Anchor Bar Buffalo wings. ...


text:
A barque was signalled yesterday, which, it is hoped, will prove to be the long-looked-for Camilla.
Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, 26 June 1858, Page 2
The vessel started, as we have been informed, without any live sheep or pigs, with only a small allowance of preserved meat, with but a few casks of good salt meat, with no medical comforts, and with a short supply of water ; and during the voyage, whilst the vessel was suffering from the effects of a violent gale, the captain, who should have been the foremost in endeavouring to remedy the mishap and to cheer the spirits of his passengers, was himself helplessly drunk, leaving the heroic passengers and the praiseworthy crew to do the best they could for their common preservation. Those facts are bad enough, but, in addition, the surgeon of the ship affirms that this captain (who was otherwise considered a good seaman) had the infatuation and cowardice to threaten to destroy both the ship and the passengers sooner than go into a port where the much needed supply of provisions could be obtained.
Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, 23 June 1858, Page 2
Entered inwards June 19, barque Camilla, 283, M'Donald, from London via Hobart Town.
Passengers— cabin:
Matilda Thompson
Isaac Crompton
Lucy Crompton
Joseph Marshall
Elizabeth Matthews
T. Scott
Betsy Scott
T. Thompson
Annie Thompson
Henrietta Thompson
Mrs. Mary Tutham
Steerage —
Lucy Gray
Ellen Gray
Frederick Gray
Ann Camming
The barque Camilla, from London via Hobart Town, arrived on Saturday
morning, having been upwards of 5 months on the passage. She left London on the
12th January and put into Hobart Town for provisions on the 4th June.
The following paragraphs from the Hobart Town papers will help to explain the cause of the vessel's detention :
Camilla Barque. —We regret to hear that serious complaints are made by the passengers of the above ship with regard to their treatment on board. It appears from their statements that from the first day of leaving England, they had been denied many of the articles enumerated in the dietary scale, and that there has been a total absence of medical comforts. For more than two months they have been short allowance of water ; in fact there was not sufficient on board on entering the Heads to have served another day at the rate they have lately been on, viz., one quart per diem. Salt beef and pork, and biscuits (mouldy and full of weevils) have formed their staple articles of food, varied, while they received two quarts only of water for cooking breakfasts, &c, with pease pudding and rice. But for a providential fall of rain, they would not have had water for the last fortnight. There are other and more serious charges than even shortness of water and provisions. The scurvy has made its appearance both fore and alt, and as the email quantity of lime juice put on board was expended two months ago, there was no means ol affording any assistance to the sufferers. For the benefit of future emigrants we may state that the ship was chartered by Morrison and Co., of Leadenhall-street. We sincerely hope that the Captain, now that he has it in his power, will remedy the above evils, and render their future stay on board as comfortable as circumstances will permit.— Mercury, June 5.
The barque Camilla, from London to Port Nelson (New Zealand), and which put in here on Thursday last for provisions, and sailed for her original destination on Sunday, returned to port again under the following circumstances. About 11 o'clock on Sunday morning, when the vessel was to the southward of Cape Raoul, the captain told the chief mate to take charge of the ship, at the same time remarking that he (the captain) would have nothing further to do with her. He then retired to his cabin, and locked the door. The mate, having consulted with the passengers, determined to return to port, and returned accordingly. Yesterday morning, the chiel mate reported the matter to Lloyd's agent, T. D. Chapman, Esq., and, by his direction, the affair was brought under the notice of the inspector of police, who despatched Mr. Sub-inspector Weale and a party of constables on board the Camilla, with a view of ascertaining whether the captain was dead, or through illness incapable of speaking, as he had not been heard to move in his cabin for several hours. As soon, however, as the chief mate knocked at the his cabin door, Captain Mcdonald asked, ' Who is there? ' but he would give no person admittance, neither would he reply to Mr. Weale's questions. As the police had no authority to break open the door, Mr. Weale left, and was shortly followed by the constables. At 4 p.m., Mr. Harburgh (Deputy- Harbour Master) went off to the vessel, and, by the authority of the Collector of Customs, demanded the ship's papers. Captain Macdonald immediately opened the door, and handing the papers to Mr. Harburgh, said, 'Present my compliments to the Collector, and tell him to appoint another master, as I have no confidence in myself or crew.' Mr. Hamburgh, after receiving the papers, came on shore, and made his report to the Collector of Customs. It is to be hoped that her passengers have now experienced the last of their disasters ; and that, under the charge of another master, she will proceed on her lengthy voyage, and reach her destination in safety." — Id.
Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, 26 June 1858, Page 3
[Before John Poynter, Esq., Resident Magistrate, D. Sinclair, Esq., J.P., R. K. Newcome, Esq., J.P., and J. Mackat, Esq., J.P.] Join Macdonald, master of the Camilla, charged with drunkenness. Fined 10a. and costs. Seven Seamen, of the barque Camilla, were then charged by the master with continued wilful disobedience to lawful commands.
John William Tatton, who, on affirmation, gave evidence as follows : I am the medical officer of the barque Camilla. I had, during the passage, frequent opportunities of observing the conduct both of the captain and the crew. The voyage was a very protracted one ; it commenced on January the 12th, and terminated on June 19th. We called at Hobarton, as we were very short of food and water, and had been so for a very considerable time. During the passage I kept a log. The captain, when sober, was very attentive to his duties, but sometimes, for days together, was intoxicated. I had, during the passage, to treat him for delirium tremens. On the 5th of April, passengers and crew were put on short allowance of water; two quarts daily being supplied per adult. Previously to arriving at Hobarton the captain had been intoxicated for ten days together ; this was after a time when the vessel had suffered from the loss of her maintopmast and several other principal spars, during a gale of wind. The captain did not attend to the repairs, but left it to the crew, assisted by the passengers. There was at that time a chief officer on board, who left the ship at Hobarton. The reason why the captain did not attend to the repairs was intoxication. The captain had a quantity of ball cartridges in packages in his own cabin. On the 5th of April he threatened, while holding a packet of cartridges before myself and Mr. Martin, a passenger, that rather than put in at the Cape of Good Hope for supplies, he would put a light to the parcel and blow the ship to the devil. He was then recovering from a fit of intoxication, but was sufficiently sober to know what he was about. On arriving at Hobarton the men complained of this, and would proceed no further until he had given up all powder and combustibles to me. The whole crew, together with the passengers, felt considerable alarm in consequence of the captain's threat of destroying the vessel. The powder is now in my possession. After leaving Hobarton, the captain was very attentive to his duties, and always sober. We left Hobartown the last time on June the 9th. The ship had left Hobarton once before, but had put back in consequence of the captain refusing to take any further charge of the ship, and giving up command to the mate, who brought the ship into the port and delivered her into the charge of a government pilot, who took her up to Hobarton. The captain was at the time of giving up command intoxicated ; he was not very, but the effect of spirits was perceivable. For the first part of the passage, the character of the provisions was good, but for the latter part bad. [Mr. Travers here read an extract from the log-book, by which it appeared that the meat and biscuit of the ship had been surveyed by the Collector of Customs here, and condemned as unfit for human consumption.]...
Census Records | Vital Records | Family Trees & Communities | Immigration Records | Military Records Directories & Member Lists | Family & Local Histories | Newspapers & Periodicals | Court, Land & Probate | Finding Aids


text: Oneida Daily Dispatch Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1999 CANASTOTA - Emery D. Palmer Sr., 101, of RD 3, 6597 Buyea Road, died Friday, Oct. 15, 1999, at the 0neida Healthcare Extended Care Facility following a brief illness. He was born on Sept. 1, 1898, in Litchfield, the son of Charles and Ida Allen Palmer. Mr. Palmer had spent his early years in West Winfield, and had lived in the Canastota area since 1940. He had been a dairy farmer from 1938 to 1963. Prior to that, he had worked at the Knitting Mill in Chadwicks for 15 years. Mr. Palmer married Josephine Inman on March 3, 1920, in Utica. Mrs. Palmer died on June 25, 1992. Surviving are two sons and daughters-in-law, Charles and Lena Palmer of Wampsville and Emery Jr. and Joan Palmer of Vernon Center; three daughters and two sons-in-law, Margaret and Harry Babcock of Sandy Creek, Joyce Palmer and Mary and Clyde Raymond all of Canastota; 20 grandchildren; 43 great- grandchildren; nine great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Business
- Entertainment
- Lifestyles
- Opinion
- Driveway
- Impress
Construction to begin on two floors at Vernon hospital
There will be a ceremony Wednesday to launch construction of the new inpatient units at Vernon Jubilee Hospital.
The ceremony is set for 11 a.m.
The two floors will contain 60 beds, with 14 being new and 46 relocating from elsewhere in the hospital. The majority of the 60 beds on floors six and seven will be in private rooms complete with their own washrooms.
The project cost of $29.6 million is being shared between the provincial government, the North Okanagan-Columbia-Shuswap Regional Hospital District and the Vernon Jubilee Hospital Foundation.
We encourage an open exchange of ideas on this story's topic, but we ask you to follow our guidelines for respecting community standards. Personal attacks, inappropriate language, and off-topic comments may be removed, and comment privileges revoked, per our Terms of Use. Please see our FAQ if you have questions or concerns about using Facebook to comment.


text:
August 29, 2013
Marquette announces free online investing course
Marquette University will offer its first free online course to the general public this fall. David Krause, director of the Applied Investment Management program and adjunct assistant professor of finance, will teach "Introduction to Applied Investing," a course for those who want to be more informed and savvier about investing.
Story appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Aug. 27, 2013
Similar stories appeared on BizTimes.com and BizJournals.com, Aug. 26, 2013
Story aired on WISN-TV (ABC 12), Aug. 26, 2013
Dean "The Dream" Meminger, alumnus and former All-American point guard,
passed away Friday, Aug. 23, 2013, at age 65. Meminger has been referred to as one of the greatest players in Marquette history. The number two scorer led Marquette to a 78-9 record and an NIT championship during his three seasons.
Story appeared in the New York Times and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Aug. 24, 2013
Similar stories appeared on JSOnline.com, Suntimes.com, Today'sTMJ4.com, Aug. 23-24, 2013
Stories aired on WISN-TV (ABC 12), WITI-TV (FOX 6) and WTMJ-TV (NBC 4), Aug. 23- 24, 2013
Chronic crisis: A system that doesn't heal
During a fellowship with Marquette University's Diederich College of Communication, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Meg Kissinger, examined Milwaukee County's mental health system. She worked side-by-side with Marquette students on the project.
Update appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Aug. 25, 2013
Original special reporting series appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 20-23, 2013
College of Engineering to host international wastewater treatment and renewable energy course
Marquette University's College of Engineering will host international wastewater treatment and renewable energy professionals for a two-day course on anaerobic treatment of industrial waste Wednesday, Sept. 4, and Thursday, Sept. 5.
Story appeared on MilwaukeeCourierOnline.com, Aug. 24, 2013
MIAD and Marquette to collaborate on curriculum for industrial design
The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design and the Marquette University College of Engineering are pursuing a collaborative curriculum model with the goal of educating design and engineering students to meet the multidisciplinary challenges of the global marketplace.
Stories appeared on BizTimes.com and the MilwaukeeCourierOnline.com, Aug. 22-24, 2013
Five Marquette students interviewed about Beloit College Mindset List
Five incoming freshmen at Marquette University were interviewed about the Beloit College Mindset List, which attempts to measure the cultural awareness touchstones of today's college freshmen.
Story appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Aug. 24, 2013
Jeff Snell, special adviser to the president, commented on how today's entrepreneurs operate differently than business leaders of the past, working out of coffee shops and growing their businesses at accelerators or co-working spaces. "The old school sometimes views these types of efforts as irreverent because it's disruptive to the thinking about how things are done among leaders," Snell said.
Story appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Aug. 25, 2013
Howard Fuller, distinguished professor and director of the Institute for the Transformation of Learning,
commented on criticisms of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses), saying, "Technology does not mean that we don't need great teachers, it's just the opposite."
Story appeared on OnlineColleges.com, Aug. 19, 2013
Charles Franklin, professor of law, commented on the speculation about Madison school board member Mary Burke running for governor next year as a democratic challenger to Gov. Scott Walker. "I think that this far out, it's probably premature to say that the nomination is absolutely hers," Franklin said.
Stories aired on WTAQ-AM (AM 1360) and WHBL-AM (AM 1330), Aug. 26-27, 2013
Matthew Parlow, associate dean for academic affairs and professor of law, commented on the specific characteristics of successful sports arena deals, including Sacramento's arena financing plan, saying, "I think the deal is structured in a thoughtful and deliberate way which, if executed properly, should be a net positive for the Sacramento economy."
Story appeared on SacTownRoyalty.com, Aug. 27, 2013
Past issues of In The News are available online.
Subscribe to In the News


text:
A free College Fair for high school students and their parents will be held at the Cambridge-Isanti High School gymnasium on Thursday, Sept. 29, from 9 -11 a.m.
The fair provides students and parents an opportunity to explore a variety of options for advanced education, technical training and military service after high school. Representatives from 80 educational institutions including colleges and universities, community and technical colleges and other organizations will be available to answer questions and provide important information for post-high school planning. Students and parents are able to visit with the representatives, ask questions and obtain literature about the schools and organizations of interest to them. Students are encouraged to pre-register their contact information at www.gotomef.com.


text:
Kat Ladwig
Sports Editor
Forest Lake girls' soccer was burned by untimely mistakes last Tuesday when they lost 6-0 against a Class AA No. 10 Woodbury team, before coming home on Thursday to lose a closer one 4-2 to Cretin-Derham Hall.
The Rangers had opportunities to take over against Cretin-Derham Hall, especially after senior captain Lara Steinhoff tied it up just after halftime. Steinhoff had both goals for Forest Lake, but that wasn't enough to hold off the loss. The Raiders scored with about 10 minutes left in the game, then doused Ranger hope with another goal at the three-minute-mark.
Ranger head coach Hanz Lehrke was proud of the way his girls bounced back after the tough loss to Woodbury, but disappointed since the Raider squad stands just one spot higher in the conference standings with an overall record of 5-5-1. The Rangers now sit at 4-7-1. The girls played tough and again were more similar to the Raiders in talent level than the score displayed.
"We are still plagued by the young 'team-itis' making bad mistakes at very inopportune times," Lehrke said. "We will get past them."
Going into a home match-up against Chisago Lakes on Saturday, Lehrke said he was "cautiously optimistic" about pulling out a win since his squad passed and moved so well versus Cretin-Derham Hall.
After the Rangers beat the Wildcats 1-0 on another Steinhoff goal, Lehrke said his team looked slower than its usual fast-paced game, and hopes the girls can pick up speed through the last part of the season.
"We [coaches] really just want them to win because it would do so much more for their confidence, even if it's just a little bit," Lehrke said. "We play well, but we just can't win. They deserve it, and I'm still convinced it will come."
Forest Lake faced Stillwater at 5 p.m. at home on Tuesday, and will travel to Roseville Thursday, Sept. 27, for a 7 p.m. game.


text:
Some of the Santa Clarita Valley's newest professional football stars are showing signs of long-term promise in the NFL.
Second-year New England Patriots running back and Valencia graduate Shane Vereen is getting on the field more and more.
Third-year New York Giants defensive end and former College of the Canyons player Jason Pierre-Paul is backing up his stellar 2011 season.
This valley has produced NFL talent by the handful and a large number of locals are playing significant roles on teams today.
This is how their 2012 season is going as we hit the home stretch of the NFL regular season.
Shane Vereen — New England Patriots, running back
In his second year as a pro, Vereen is getting significantly more play time.
Inluding Monday night's statistics against the Houston Texans, the 23-year-old Valencia High graduate has 54 carries for 213 rushing yards and three touchdowns on the ground in addition to seven catches for 145 yards.
His biggest highlight came on a prime time, Thanksgiving Day game against the New York Jets when Vereen caught a short pass from Tom Brady and scampered 83 yards for his first career touchdown reception.
He's already seen action in eight games this season after playing in just five all of last season.
Jason Pierre-Paul — New York Giants, defensive lineman
After a breakout second year in the NFL last season, Pierre-Paul has followed it up with another impressive campaign.
Though his numbers aren't quite at the level in 2011, the ex-COC player has 55 tackles, 6 1/2 sacks, five pass breakups and an interception he returned for his first career touchdown on Oct. 28 against the Dallas Cowboys.
After collecting a Super Bowl ring last year, the 2011 first-team All-Pro defensive lineman looks to be a big factor the weeks to come for the NFC East Division-leading Giants.
Matt Moore — Miami Dolphins, quarterback
Despite starting 12 games last season and having a career year, Moore was beat out by rookie Ryan Tannehill for the starting quarterback job in preseason training camp.
The Hart High graduate stepped in for an injured Tannehill on Oct. 28 against the New York Jets and performed well, leading the team to a 30-9 win.
Moore completed 11-of-19 passes for 131 yards and a touchdown in the game.
A brief showing at the tail end of a loss to the Tennessee Titans two weeks later is the only other action Moore has seen this year.
The 28-year-old and sixth-year pro passed for career-highs in yards (2,497) and touchdowns (16) last season.
He's in the final year of his two-year contract with the Dolphins.
Delano Howell — Indianapolis Colts, safety
On Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, Howell saw game action for just the second time this season, though the Hart High graduate didn't officially record any statistics in the game.
The former Stanford University standout was signed by the Colts on Nov. 28 from the Bills' practice squad.
Howell's only other action this season came in a Buffalo uniform in a Sept. 23 game against the Cleveland Browns, when he recorded his only tackle of the year.
After being signed as an undrafted free agent in April, Howell earned his way onto Buffalo's 53-man roster in training camp, though he was active for just the one game for the Bills.
He had spent the last three weeks on Buffalo's eight-man practice squad before Indianapolis picked him up.
Justin Tryon — New York Giants, cornerback
Though he has spent the season as a backup for Prince Amukamara, Tryon has played in all 13 of the Giants' games this year.
The former COC player has 15 tackles this season, which is his fifth in the NFL with his third different team.
He began his career with the Washington Redskins, played a season and a half with the Indianapolis Colts and was signed by the Giants in October of last year. Shortly thereafter, he suffered a broken arm which ended his season.
Isaac Sopoaga — San Francisco 49ers, defensive lineman
Sopoaga has played fewer snaps this season than in years past for the 49ers due to the team's defensive schemes.
The ninth-year veteran and former COC Cougar has still remained solid as a nose tackle and a run-stopper, collecting 20 tackles in 12 games this season, eight of which were starts.
He's played all nine of his professional seasons in San Francisco.
Domata Peko — Cincinnati Bengals, defensive lineman
The seventh-year pro continues a strong career as a starter for Cincinnati's interior defensive line.
Peko, a former COC lineman, is on pace for one of his best years in the NFL with 42 total tackles, two sacks and two pass breakups in 13 starts this season as a nose tackle.
His career highs are 67 tackles and 2 1/2 sacks.
Troy Nolan — free agent, safety
A significant reduction in playing time this season eventually led to Nolan's release from the Texans on Nov. 17.
The former COC player had nine tackles in just seven games this season, three of which were played with the Dolphins to start the season.
Nolan played his first two NFL seasons entirely with Houston before the team cut him just before the start of the 2012 regular season on Sept. 1.
That same day, Miami claimed him off waivers, only to release him after three games on Sept. 25.
Nolan was then resigned by the Texans on Oct. 2 to fill in for injured safety Quintin Demps.
Again, he seldom got into the game for the next six weeks, eventually leading to his release.
Jonathan Fanene — free agent, defensive lineman
The former COC player was released by the Patriots on Aug. 21 prior to the start of the season. At that time,
ESPNBoston.com reported that the seven-year NFL veteran was dealing with a knee injury.
Fanene was signed by New England in March after spending the previous seven years of his pro career with the Cincinnati Bengals, where he recorded 66 tackles, 13 1/2 sacks and an interception.


text:
BAGHDAD — Iraq's government said at least 85,000 Iraqis were killed in almost five years, officially answering one of the biggest questions of the conflict — how many perished in the sectarian violence that nearly led to a civil war.
What remains unanswered by the government is how many died in the 2003 U.S. invasion and in the months of chaos that followed it.
A report by the Human Rights Ministry said 85,694 people were killed from the beginning of 2004 to Oct. 31, 2008, and 147,195 were wounded. The figures included Iraqi civilians, military and police but did not cover U.S. military deaths, insurgents, or foreigners, including contractors. And it did not include the first months of the war after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.
The Associated Press reported similar figures in April based on government statistics obtained by the AP showing that the government had recorded 87,215 Iraqi deaths from 2005 to February 2009. The toll included violence ranging from catastrophic bombings to execution-style slayings.
The government's toll of Iraqi deaths had been one of the war's most closely guarded secrets. Both supporters and opponents of the conflict have accused the other of manipulating the toll to sway public opinion.
The 85,694 represents about 0.3 percent of Iraq's estimated 29 million population. In a sign of how significant the numbers are, that would be akin to the United States losing about 900,000 people over a similar period.
According to the ministry's report, the dead included 1,279 children and 2,334 women. At least 263 university professors, 21 judges, 95 lawyers and 269 journalists were killed — professions that were specifically targeted as the country descended into chaos.
Emmanuel d'Harcourt from the New York-based International Rescue Committee, who has participated in mortality surveys in such places as Sudan and Sierra Leone, said the figures are undoubtedly low and that considering the challenges associated with counting those killed in the Iraq conflict, a true figure might never be reached.
• Eight people were killed and 14 were injured Wednesday in attacks on Baghdad's Shiite Muslim neighborhood of Shula, police said.


text:
Ever had a feeling of sadness, unhappiness or like you just can't cope? Unfortunately I have and it continued for a long and difficult 18 months. After Gavyn was born I was diagnosed with postpartum depression, yet declined treatment. I didn't want to acknowledge I had anything wrong with me, until it was too late. My postpartum depression progressed into clinical depression; an illness I didn't want to get help for as I thought "nothing is wrong with me." All I had were negative thoughts including guilt from my child almost passing away; how could anyone distinguish what is hurting me, besides me. Nobody loves me or cares. These are the thoughts that ran through my mind, until I finally reached out to get help but not without losing my loved ones. This was on my part though, not theirs.
I pushed my husband, friends and family away. Lost the job I succeeded at, the home I built from top to bottom, my life. I felt hopeless. I thought I could cope alone, I was mistaken. Depression affects millions of American's, understand that you are not alone, there is support. Talk to anyone; family, counselors, friends, loved ones, online depression support groups such as Depression Connect, it doesn't matter who. It will bring you comfort and happiness once again.
If I had known there were supporting communities like Depression Connect out there when my life felt like it was over, I believe it would have been much easier. To talk to others going through the same feelings as you can make a difficult situation seem comforting. Just to share how you feel, read stories and connect with others would have been wonderful. I hope my story has inspired you to get support if you are going through a tough time; not just with depression. Maybe you're feeling grief from the loss of a loved one or feeling lost from another diagnosis, even abuse.
Remember, you are loved and any illness has treatments, people want to comfort you, you just have to take the first step in getting the help you need.


text:
SARATOGA SPRINGS -- A Lake Avenue Elementary School parent group turned out in force at the Tuesday Board of Education meeting, speaking strongly for outdoor play time, even in wintry weather.
Since the district has barred students from playground equipment when the ground is frozen, concerned parents have asked for more open play space in the form of a little-used Lake Avenue parking lot.
The group, formerly called Lake Avenue Parents for Daily Outdoor Play, is now named Daily Outdoor Recess. Some 145 people have signed a petition written by the parents that presents a plan to convert Lake Avenue's south-side parking lot into a play area for the school's 428 children.
"Lake Avenue is situated as an urban campus," said Tony Krackeler, who has three children at the school. "No real space is approved for winter play there."
This issue first surfaced last year, when the Board of Education decided all playground equipment would be off-limits each winter after the ground freezes. The board recently turned winter control over to building principals, allowing them to decide when and where their students can go outside to play, according to Ernest J. Gailor, vice president of the Board of Education and head of the Property Administration Advisory Committee.
Lake Avenue parents say their schoolchildren are the most deprived of outdoor space and time in the district. The building that houses Lake Avenue Elementary School was originally the city's high school; then it was converted into the junior high. When at last it became an elementary school, the building was the lone campus in Saratoga Springs without easy access to large playing fields.
Daily Outdoor Recess members are all for creative solutions to their urban campus, such as teachers taking the children for walks around town or over to the East Side Recreation Area. But the ban on playground equipment throughout the winter disturbs them.
Rosemary Radcliffe, who has a fourth-grade daughter in the school, told the board she disagrees with the ban on play structures in winter.
"Lake Avenue is disproportionately impacted by this regulation," she said. "If they can't go on the equipment, there is no other space in which to play. I don't want my daughter to be inside from 9:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. every day. This is a drastic and unsupported policy."
According to school officials, the reason for the equipment ban is simply safety.
"The play structures are designed to be safe when set on nine to 12 inches of surfacing material," Greenfield Elementary School Principal Tina Davis said. "Children are much less likely to be injured on the surfacing than on concrete-hard frozen ground. You wouldn't want your child falling on that."
Similarly, the Board of Education has concerns about the safety of the parking-lot plan.
"We have trucks making deliveries for the Lake Avenue cafeteria," Gailor said. "Children playing there would be dangerous."
Gailor said the board of education plans to offer a compromise to the parent group: closing the south-side lot to traffic two days weekly so the kids can play there. The other three days, the lot would be open only to delivery vehicles.
Daily Outdoor Recess has requested the 6,000-square-foot lot be fenced and made permanent, plowable and winter-approved.
"It's been 10 months now since we've brought up this issue, and we haven't had a response from the board," said Charlie Samuels, who has a daughter at Lake Avenue. "We offered the suggestion of the parking lot and thought it was a slam-dunk. Please work with us here."
Board President Regina M. Gapczynski thanked the public for speaking and said the board was still working on the issue.


text:
I get problem after adding parameters and options to bing search api uri.
When I don't use any parameters and or options it is working fine.
But after adding the parameters, it is returning null. What's wrong with the request URI below?
Sorry, just a little mistake. Adult = Medium should be Adult = Moderate
Best Regards
hi BinNoo,
I test your URL and use your update content("Adult = Moderate"), It works fine on my PC.
I input your url in IE address bar, and input my customer id and key, I get a json file. After opened this file, I get a result list . I suggest you could try it again.
We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place.
HERE to participate the survey.
Microsoft is conducting an online survey to understand your opinion of the Msdn Web site. If you choose to participate, the online survey will be presented to you when you leave the Msdn Web site.
Would you like to participate?


text:
With a deft blending of wit and suspense, Ron Goulart weaves another criminous tapestry filled with action and entertainment in this sequel to his popular Even the Butler Was Poor. H. J. Mavity still wants to get rich quick; her ex-husband, Ben Spanner, still wants to keep her out of trouble; and her chief client, Lloyd Dobkin, thinks someone is trying to kill him. He's right - H.J.'s in trouble, and Ben has his hands full as Dobkin's murderer decides that the lovely artist knows the secret of the girl with the butterfly on her, ahem....
From the time Dobkin dies in H.J.'s arm until the secrets of several families are revealed, Goulart keeps the pace unflagging and the entertainment high. Indeed, the only thing missing might be a dog named Asta.
Ron Goulart lives in Ridgfield, Connecticut. This is the second mystery in the series featuring H. J. Mavity and Ben Spanner.
©1992 Ronald Goulart (P)2013 David Wilson
"Mr. Goulart's writing style is snappy, with great characters and lots of action. Great!" (Rendezvous)
"Cute and good natured." (Kirkus Reviews)
There are no reviews for this title yet.
Report Inappropriate Content
If you find this review inappropriate and think it should be removed from our site, let us know. This report will be reviewed by Audible and we will take appropriate action.


text: Joel Anderson departs Walmart.com for Five Below Joel Anderson, president and chief executive officer of Walmart.com, has departed the online giant to assume the role of president at Five Below, a retailer that targets pre-teens and teens with trendy, extreme-value merchandise, according to a Five Below press release issued Tuesday morning. Want to Read More? This content is available only to registered users. Log in to read the rest of this article or create a free account. Log In Or, Create an Account >>


text:
JERUSALEM (Oct. 8)
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency will be glad to answer inquiries for further information about any of the news items contained in this Bulletin.
All preparations for the commencement of excavation operations in the City of David by the archaelogical expedition headed by Professor McAllister have been virtually completed.
The digging will begin within the next few days.


text:
Albert H. Marshall
My father, a combat Infantryman, served in the 3rd Infantry Division in Europe in World War I. He was awarded three campaign stars - the Marne, St. Maphael and Argonne Forrest. While in Paris after the armistice was signed, he marched through the Arc De Champ as many thousands of troops have since.
He joined The American Legion in 1919 and was honored with a 50-consecutive-year award from Post 51 in Lamoni, Iowa.
My mother was an Auxillary member for more than 20 years.


text:
And that is STUMPS - Fantastic effort from Shaun Marsh and Steve Smith!
After many questioned why he was picked in the team, Marsh has looked safe the entire day and looks to have put Australia in a position to win this test, even at this early stage. And let's not forget Steve Smith, who will go to bed tonight being stuck in the nervous nineties.
After Michael Clarke was dismissed, most Australian fans would probably have taken 300 all out...to essentially reach that mark without losing another wicket is nothing short of remarkable. 199 for the fifth wicket so far.
Thanks for following along, we'll be back to do it all again tomorrow. Be sure to send us your thought on twitter @SMHSport or myself, @TheMattBungard - cheers.
Three straight leaves from Smith before Morkel digs one in short which is fended away to end the 89th over. One to come.
Right, a three from Marsh puts Smith on strike with four balls left in this over. Will he go for it?
And as I say that, Smith ends the over with a boundary! He's up to 90. Will be a nervous sleep for him, in all likelihood.
The runs have essentially dried up in the last few overs - just 14 balls to in the day, these two will be focused on making sure they don't do anything silly.Back to top
We might be willing Smith to go for his 100 tonight, but he's showing remarkable patience here. Wants nothing to do with these good length balls outside off that Steyn is offering.
Marsh with another boundary, moves to 115 - 5 overs to go for the day.
Lovely timing from Smith, through the covers again! 85 now!
Steyn back into the attack, new ball taken. This tweet about sums it up...
Pfft, new ball, best bowler in the world. That's nothing. #SAvAus — Ethan (@ethan_meldrum) February 12, 2014
Another crashing cover drive from Smith! He's up to 81!Back to top
Smith with a boundary behind square, and he's heading closer towards that magic number...
80 overs down, the new ball is available but for now Duminy will continue..
250 up for the Aussies, shortly after these two had reached 150 run partnership. Superb resolve from the Australians.
Smith pulls off the back foot, four more for him!
Flick of the wrists, it's down to square leg and that will do it!!! A century for Shaun Marsh!! Take a bow, son. And take a bow, selectors. This looks an inspired decision.Back to top
Smith with a cover drive from the last ball of the over to bring up 50! Superb knock.
So now, it will be Marsh to face on 99..
Marsh with a single, he moves to 99!
A flick off the pads, they get two and he's up to 98...
Marsh almost threw it away!!! It skipped up on him, he got an edge but it dropped well short of the slips - lucky! He's on 96...
Marsh into the nervous nineties...Back to top
Search pagination
1 new post(s) available. View post(s) Dismiss


text:
Time Schedule:
Rachel G. Kleit
Seattle Campus
Production and use of analysis to support public policy decisions. Defining problems, devising alternative solutions, clarifying stakes in choices, predicting impacts of choices. Skills developed by working on specific policy problems. Assumes familiarity with statistics, microeconomic theory, and institutions and processes of American government. Prerequisite: PB AF 516 or permission of instructor.
Class description
This course is designed as a combination seminar and workshop to engage you with the definition, measurement, and analysis of policy problems. Policy analysis is part science, part art, and part politics; effective policy analysis considers the political and organizational dimensions of a problem along with its technical aspects. The goal of this course is to advance your critical understanding of these processes and your ability to apply this understanding to real world problems.
A quarter-long project will help you to integrate your knowledge of policy processes, organizational issues, and analytic techniques in the analysis of a topic of your own choosing. Seminar readings, in-class case exercises, and short assignments are designed to support this integration and application of skills.
Student learning goals
Develop critical understanding of alternative perspectives on policy analysis and the role of the analyst.
Become familiar with alternative approaches to the definition/description of problems and analysis of policy responses.
• Develop skills in o interpreting information to define and measure problems; o finding, assessing, and using information to document problems and generate policy responses; o identifying policy goals and criteria; o analyzing and predicting the effects of alternative policy options.
Develop and apply skills obtained elsewhere in the core curriculum in the crafting and evaluation of alternative policy options.
Refine skills in the written and oral presentation of policy analyses.
General method of instruction
Combination seminar and workshop with the case method and guest speakers.
Recommended preparation
Evans School core curriculum.
Class assignments and grading
Bardach, Eugene (2009). A Practical Guide for Policy Analysis: The Eightfold Path to More Effective Problem Solving. 3rd Edition. CQ Press.
Weimer, David L. Weimer, Aidan R. Vining. (2004). Policy Analysis: Concepts and Practice. 4th Edition Prentice Hall.
Cases and selected chapters from other texts also.


text:
H&K Announces P30SK Compact 9mm Pistol
Heckler and Koch have announced a compact variant of their excellent P30 series of hammer-fired polymer framed handguns. From the press release: Columbus, Georgia — Heckler & Koch adds a new subcompact pistol, the P30SK, to its renowned P30 series line. Retail [Read More…]


text:
Project 86. - Drawing Black Lines
- About the AlbumAbout the Album
- Liner NotesLiner Notes
- Track ListTrack List
"Eighty-six" your notions about HEAVY music. This band's sophomore release redefines the hardcore/hip-hop genre by addressing real-life issues in a positive, spiritual light. The grinding guitars and rousing raps give aggressive purpose to tracks like "One Armed Man," "A Toast to My Former Self," and "Open Hand," reflecting the group's driving commitment to Christ.


text:
I've paid 10k in full for my upcoming rhinoplasty, but I feel uneasy about the surgeon I've chosen. I do not want this surgery to happen. Will I be able to get my money back?
I Want to Cancel my Rhinoplasty, but I've Already Paid in Full?
Doctor Answers 7
Refund for Rhinoplasty
There are no rules for this, but you should look at whatever documents you signed for the surgeon's policy. He or she will likely give you back what is stipulated within that policy.
Contact your Surgeon.
The best idea is to contact your surgeon and explain that you are not able to go forward with the surgery. You should not feel bad about saying what you have said here. Most surgeons do not want to operate on someone who is not comfortable with them. The sooner you do it, the more likely that you may be able to work something out. Good Luck. RB
Rhinoplasty surgeons have written fee policy.
You should be aware what your surgeon's policy is about refunds. Typically at least part of the fees are not refundable.
You might also like...
Refund for Cancelling Surgery
Usually surgeons will have a financially agreement policy that states a timeline and refund policies. So if you cancel a week before the procedure you may be entitled to a 75% refund, 2 days - 50% refund... etc. Most likely you will get some money back.
Learn more: http://rhinoplastysurgeonnewyork.com
Possible Refund for Cancelled Rhinoplasty Surgery
The answer is - it depends. It really depends on how close you are to your surgical date. If you are within several weeks, it is likely there is a cancellation policy that was provided to you by your surgeon. Most offices have these in place for circumstances like yours that might arise.
When you booked your surgery, I am sure your surgeon's office began making the necessary plans to perform the surgery on that date. This included reserving the surgeon's time, the anesthesiologist's time and the supporting staff's time (registered nurses, techs, etc). These many professionals, in the meantime, have given up other opportunities to do other work. When you cancel close to the time of surgery, it is unlikely that these professionals are going to be able to fill your time slot with comparable work. Therefore, the patient has to pay some sort of fee to compensate for these losses.
Call your surgeon's office to get clarification on their particular policy.
Learn more: http://www.drhilinski.com
Rhinoplasty Fees
This is an issue that only one person can answer: your Surgeon. The only thing a Surgeon gets paid for is his/ her time, hence the general requirement that surgeries be paid in advance. Different Surgeons have different financial policies.
Dear Aper88,
I suggest you contact your surgeon ASAP. The closer you get to the surgical date, the less likely you are to get your money back. Each doctor's office has different policies in place in regards to this, so you should discuss this with your surgeon.
Asif Pirani, MD, FRCS(C)
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


text:
Wenger: Every game a cup final now
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has told his players that they have ten 'cup finals' left to play in the Premier League this season, as he has urged them to draw inspiration from their heroic performance against Bayern Munich on Wednesday night.
• Blog: Arsenal now have blueprint
Wenger is hoping his side to take confidence from the 2-0 victory against Bayern, even though he admits the pain of his side's Champions League exit on the away-goal rule is still lingering ahead of Saturday's game against Swansea City.
Now the Arsenal boss is training all his focus on the battle for a top-four finish, as he insists his team cannot rely on London rivals Tottenham and Chelsea to drop points in the season's run-in.
"We have to keep the positives and be inspired for the rest of the season by this positive result and for us, every game is a cup final now," Wenger told reporters at Arsenal's London Colney training base.
"We were not happy (after Bayern), but we felt we did our job by winning the game. We are more frustrated because we are out of the competition, but we have to keep the positives and be inspired for the rest of the season by this positive result.
"I always believed this team had the basic quality because you don't go to Bayern Munich with you back to the wall and win unless you do, but we have to improve some aspects on the pitch and as well mentally. We need to increase the belief of the team and that will produce more consistency.
"Ten games is a long way to go and it is down to consistency. I think the away games will have a final part in our final position of the season. Tomorrow is a big away game so it is important we prepare well for it.
"We can only hope they (Tottenham and Chelsea) drop points, but we cannot influence that. All we can influence is that we don't drop points.
"If you ask any club, the first priority will to be in the Champions League. For us, it is the same. It will be our main focus and if we can do it again, that is our target. It will give us a chance next year to fight at the top level."
Wenger accepts his side will face a tough challenge as they take on a Swansea side that secured a fine Premier League win at Emirates Stadium in December, as he suggested Swans boss Michael Laudrup is in the running to land the Premier League's Manager of the Year award, having already topped a poll among his fellow bosses organised by the League Managers' Association.
"He is a contender (for Manager of the Year) because his team has played well, they have been remarkably consistent and plays good football," Wenger added. "It was a difficult act to follow Brendan Rodgers, who was successful there.
"There was a big question mark about him when he arrived because Swansea did well last season. They have continued their progress and he has brought some good players in as well. They play good football.
"First of all he has a big experience as a manager in Spain and he has experience of international level because he played in many countries. The other advantage he had was he knew Spanish players because he worked there."
Wenger has confirmed that Kieran Gibbs is out of Saturday's trip to Swansea and he has yet to make a decision on who will start in goal at the Liberty Stadium after he left first choice keeper Wojciech Szczesny out of his side for the Bayern Munich game, citing 'mental' fatigue as the reason for his decision to recall Lukasz Fabianski.
Use a Facebook account to add a comment, subject to Facebook's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Your Facebook name, photo & other personal information you make public on Facebook will appear with your comment, and may be used on ESPN's media platforms. Learn more.


text:
The Sweet Far Thing (Paperback)
Delacorte Press, 9780440237778, 819pp.
Publication Date: April 28, 2009
* "A huge work of massive ambition."--Publishers Weekly, StarredIt has been a year of change since Gemma Doyle arrived at the foreboding Spence Academy. Her mother murdered, her father alaudanum addict, Gemma has relied on an unsuspected strength and has discovered an ability to travel to an enchanted world called the realms, where dark magic runs wild. Despite certain peril, Gemma has bound the magic to herself and forged unlikely new alliances. Now, as Gemma approaches her London debut, the time has come to test these bonds. The Order--the mysterious group her mother was once part of--is grappling for control of the realms, as is the Rakshana. Spence's burned East Wing is being rebuilt, but why now? Gemma and her friends see Pippa, but she is not the same. And their friendship faces its gravest trial as Gemma must decide once and for all what role she is meant for. A Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year
A #1 Book Sense Bestseller
A New York Times Bestseller
A Publishers Weekly Bestseller
A USA Today Bestseller
A 2008 New York Public Library Book for the Teen Age
About the Author
Libba Bray is the author of the New York Times bestselling Gemma Doyle trilogy, comprised ofA Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels, and The Sweet Far Thing. She is also the author ofBeauty Queens and Going Bovine, which won the Michael L. Printz Award. Libba lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, son, and two cats. Visit her at libbabray.com.
Praise For The Sweet Far Thing…
Starred Review, Publishers Weekly, October 29, 2007:
"A huge work of massive ambition."
Review, People, December 24, 2007:
"This is a rare treat that offers a bit of everything--romance, magic, history, Gothic intrigue--and delivers on all of it in 819 beautifully crafted pages."


text:
- July 2012 (1)
- June 2012 (1)
- April 2012 (2)
- March 2012 (1)
- February 2012 (3)
- January 2012 (3)
- December 2011 (4)
- November 2011 (7)
- October 2011 (4)
- September 2011 (3)
- August 2011 (6)
- July 2011 (7)
- June 2011 (5)
Top Posts & Pages
- Linzers and No Bake Swirl Log
- Fabada Asturiana
- Czech Christmas, More or Less Traditional
- Edible Gifts: Raspberry Vodka
- Eating Indonesia - Part 1: Flores
- The Sad Tale of the IKEA Flat Pack Gingerbread House
- Edible Gifts: Beetroot Relish
- The Malmaison: A Dark Place for Dark Deeds
- Spelt and Ginger Banana Bread
- Sourdough Love
Recent Posts
- almonds Asia aubergine bacon baking Bali beans beetroot biscuits bread cake cheese cherries chicken chilli chorizo christmas chutney coffee comfort food cookies cordial cranberries Czech dessert desserts diet dinner elderflower festival fish food foraging garlic ginger gluten-free Indonesia italian lemon Liverpool lunchbox mushrooms nature nuts onions parmesan party food pesto photography pickle pomegranate potato salad recipes restaurant review rhubarb rice sausage seafood Sheffield soup spanish spinach stew street food thoughts tomatoes traditional travelling vegan vegetarian wheat-free wine work yogurt
Category Archives: travelling
Prague Food Festival 2012
I was looking forward to writing a post that is more than just a selection of photos and captions, but somehow that's simply not meant to be. With work-related stress and what seems to be an never ending succession of … Continue reading
Posted in food, photography, reviews, travelling Tagged events, festival, food, photography, Prague, restaurant, review, travelling 1 Comment
Eating Indonesia – Part 2: Bali
My browser session with a million opened tabs including WordPress threatened to fall over last week when I tried to upload 60-odd photographs into a single blog post – and, I worry, so would readers' interest in what I ate … Continue reading
Posted in drinks, food, photography, soft, thoughts, travelling Tagged Asia, Bali, coffee, food, Indonesia, nature, street food, thoughts, travelling 1 Comment
Eating Indonesia – Part 1: Flores
There's a first time for everything, and I've had a lot of first-times recently. The most momentous event of those was, of course, venturing further than my backyard, Europe, to 'somewhere exotic'. Indonesia. With a little bit of extra cash … Continue reading
Posted in drinks, food, photography, soft, travelling Tagged Asia, Bali, fish, Flores, food, Indonesia, nature, photography, rice, seafood, travelling Leave a comment
Saturday Lunch at The York
There was once a time when I wouldn't be seen dead at the York. In those dark days the York was a Scream pub. However, most probably due to the lack of interest even from the usual Scream pub crowd, … Continue reading
Posted in food, reviews, travelling Tagged burger, cheese, food, pub, restaurant, review, Sheffield, stew, travelling Leave a comment
The Sad Tale of the IKEA Flat Pack Gingerbread House
Sheffield, home of the house with the caterpillar hedge. Last weekend I finally committed to tear myself away from the prospects of another potentially amazing weekend in Liverpool to make the journey across the Pennines to see my friends for … Continue reading
Posted in food, parties, travelling Tagged baking, chorizo, feta, food, gingerbread, muffins, nuts, party food, recipes, Sheffield, spinach 5 Comments
Eating My Way Through Corfu
It is a well known fact about me that Greek is my favourite cuisine. I get childishly excited about the fragrant herbs combined with crumbly salty feta, roast meats and seafood, seafood, seafood. Sheffield is fortunate enough to have The … Continue reading
Posted in food, travelling Tagged food, Greece, olives, travelling Leave a comment


text:
Fun facts about orangutans.
Orangutans are arboreal creatures, which means they spend most of their lives slowly walking, swinging and climbing through the rain forests.
Orangutans like to eat fruits, insects, small vertebrates, bird eggs, leaves, flowers and bark.
Breeding/ Babies:
A female orangutan gives birth between 230 and 260 days after mating.
A female orangutan may give birth to two young twin orangutans, witch is extremely rare.
Most orangutans are four to five feet long, some can reach a length of about six feet, adult male orangutans weigh between 100 and 200 pounds and female adult orangutans weigh between 65 to 100 pounds.


text:
Almay Intense i-Color Shimmer-i kit
Almay Intense i-Color Shimmer-i kit Reviews
I LIKE These!I like--no, love--when cosmetic companies make life easier. Almay does it with their "Intense I-Color Shimmer-I" kits. The shades are beautifully coordinated to make your own natural eye color more accentuated--and they truly do! I used the kit for green eyes and felt that my eyes "popped" with this. I went on to buy other palettes just to try the different colors and was more than satisfied. ...read more Moreover, they shape the shadows and draw a schematic on the package for the best way to use the colors. The powders are pigmented well and are flattering and long-lasting. The finishes vary from sexy shimmer to matte. They can take you from a subtle daytime look suitable for the office to a glamorous appearance for a night on the town. Those who suffer from allergies need not worry--these are hypoallergenic, great for contact lens wearers. I've been using Almay palettes for years and have never been dissatisfied. For about $7.50, you couldn't ask for more. — 4 years, 4 months agoGigiSD | 1102 reviews
This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
Work BeautifullyI have very sensitive skin. Not only don't I have to worry about irritation, but the colors are nicely coordinated to make your own eye color pop. — 4 years, 4 months agoLaRu | 56 reviews
This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 1 people said helpful
Love It!I have this eye shadow trio in Bold Nudes, and I recommend it as a staple in every gal's makeup set. Even if you're not into makeup, these shades are great because they're so versatile. The colors can be subtle in a professional setting, glammed up for an evening out, or used for a sexy, smoky look for partying or clubbing. The color payoff is good, and pretty much matches the color in the pan. My...read more one compliant is that the gold is very pale and not very noticeable, but that can be fixed by dampening your eye shadow brush before applying to bring out the full pigmentation. — 2 years, 8 months agoGlamGal77 | 12 reviews
This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
to top
My Reasons for Reporting This


text:
Established in 1998, Henan TATU Highway Co.,ltd. (Original named Henan Province Highway Affiliated Facilities Co., Ltd.)has been insisting on "High starting, High quality and High grade" under the business strategy of "High-Side Entrance, Systematic crossover and Comprehensive Progress". Presently, our company has been leading enterprise in the development and production of road marking machines, road coating, reflecting marks, anti-glare shield, convex marks and other traffic safety facilities. Compared with counterparts at home and abroad, our company's products not only have various products, excellent features, dependable quality, but also own advantageous price. Our Zhengzhou Headquarter has set up serial institutions such as technology center, marking machine plant, resin plant, coating plant, traffic signal lamp plant, reflecting mark plant, traffic safety facilities construction management office, highway maintenance office and trade company. And also our company has branches in Shanghai, and commercial representatives offices in most provinces (municipality directly under the central government, autonomous region), and our commercial representatives are all over the nation.
Our company always insists on scientific and technological innovation. In order to follow and absorb the high technologies in international industry, our company has set up not only technical center in the headquarter, but also international development institutions in Singapore, and representative offices in Los Angeles of the USA. Besides, our company has been keeping good cooperation with university and college such as Chang'an university, the PLA Information Engineering University and Zhengzhou University and so on. In order to always make "TATU" brand products keep same steps or keep ahead with other same type international products, and make sure that our products own independence knowledge copyright to meet the needs of market, our company increases the investment of product innovation gradually, and has many important production technologies and gets the related patents. Because of scientific innovation, we have been evaluated "Henan province industry enterprise patent application twentieth" by Henan Province Knowledge Copyright Department year after year.
Based on the business idea of "Honesty and Credit is basic, innovation is soul, quality is first, service is topping", our company strictly produces all products under national standards and the USA standards. Our "TATU" Brand road marking machine, road coating, traffic signal lamp, reflecting mark have won high praises because of our perfect products series, prominent inner quality, high-level technical contents, reasonable price and rapid after-sale service. With the increase of market shares, "TATU" brand products have been leading in the same products in domestic markets. We have import-export authority. After the first export in 2002, our products have been well sold to five continents up to 26 countries. Just because of our excellent market credit and perfect business network, now our company has been the general agent of English Belle Company and Geny (Shanghai) in Chinese mainland.
With the increase of export, in order to be a leading enterprise international, our company is carrying on international cooperation activities, and tries to be an international enterprise. Now we have founded agency in Italy, Ghana and Qatar, and have good cooperation with same international well-known enterprises such as Rham and Hass, and make agreements on producing high technology products and international distribution net.
Truck Mounted Cold Plastic Road-marking Machine (3 Cylinders& 2Color)
road marking equipment/Hydraulic Double-Cylinder Pre-Heater)
Contact person:sales
Country:China (Mainland)
Street address: 14-B, Rongyuan Plaza, North of Huayuan Road, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, China
About Us - Service - Payment - Links-Free Products - Contact Us - Sitemap - Add to favorite


text:
- Additional Beds (Folding Bed)
- Air-Conditioning (Central)
- Baby Cot (free of charge)
- Balcony or Terrace
- Bathroom
- Twin Bed
- Desktop
- Laminate
- Hairdryer
- Internet (free of charge)
- Kettle Tea-Coffee
- Kitchenette
- Mini Fridge
- No.Bathrooms: 1
- Phone
- Radio
- Safe (extra fee)
- Shower
- TV (Local Channels)
- 2 outdoor pools
- Near the beach
- Free WiFi
- Children's facilities
- Low Deposit Options Available
- Interest FREE Payment Plans
Located in a quiet part of Santa Ponsa, the Plazamar Apartments are ideal for those seeking a dose of rest and relaxation. The beach is just 300m away, so you can get the most of ... Continue reading
Located in a quiet part of Santa Ponsa, the Plazamar Apartments are ideal for those seeking a dose of rest and relaxation. The beach is just 300m away, so you can get the most of the sand and sea on your holiday. Meanwhile, Majorca's vibrant capital of Palma is just a short 10 minute drive away, offering a range of attractions for the entire family. With a convenient location and up to date amenities, it's no surprise that the Plazamar Apartments are favoured by families and couples seeking Majorcan sunshine.
These 3-star apartments offer comfortable rooms with en suite bathroom, kitchenette including microwave, hob, fridge, toaster and kettle as well as safety deposit box, telephone, air conditioning and terrace or balcony. Away from your room, you'll make the most of a glorious lagoon style swimming pool with a laid-back sun terrace and designated children's area – the perfect place for a spot of sunbathing.
Kids will particularly enjoy a stay at the Plazamar apartments due to its child-friendly activities and amenities. There is a kids' club where they can enjoy a whole host of activities, as well as a disco to be enjoyed after dark. Evening entertainment is family-friendly too, with sports, fun games and live shows. It's all-inclusive nature also caters to even the fussiest children with weekly BBQs and a range of delicious delicacies to tuck into at the buffet!
- Bicycle rental
- Billiards
- Entertainment staff
- Evening entertainment
- Games room
- Golf course (within 3 km)
- Solarium
- Table tennis
For children:
- Kids' Club
- Playground
Other facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting/child services
- Car hire
- Currency exchange
- Fax/photocopying
- Laundry
- Luggage storage
- Shared lounge/TV area
- Ticket service
- Tour desk
- Vending machines (drinks and snacks)
- Air conditioning
- Designated smoking area
- Family rooms
- Free WiFi throughout the hotel
- Heating
- Lift
- Newspapers
- Safety deposit box
Food and Drink
Breakfast is provided in the following variations: Buffet, a la Carte. The hotel has one restaurant. A snack bar is also available throughout the day.
All Inclusive
- Breakfast, Restaurant (International Buffet), Daily: 08:30 - 10:30.
- Lunch, Restaurant (International Buffet), Daily: 13:30 - 15:00.
- Dinner, Restaurant (International Buffet), Daily: 19:30 - 21:30.
- Snacks, Buffet, Snack Bar (includes fried chips, onion rings, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, toasties, salads, popcorn and ice creams), Daily: 10:30 - 22:00.
- Locally produced Alcohol; Locally produced non Alcohol, Soft drinks; Beer; Red Wine; White Wine; Rose Wine; Spirits; Juices; Vodka; Gin; Rum; Whiskey; Mineral water; Tea; Coffee, Bar (homemade red & white sangria and shots also included), Daily: 10:00 - 23:00.
Room facilities
The Plazamar Apartments feature 96 studio apartments set over 4 floors that can accommodate up to 4 people. All units have a full bathroom, fully equipped kitchen or kitchenette (cooking rings, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge and cooking utensils), telephone, large flat-screen TV (32") with Satellite channels, iron, safety deposit box, air conditioning (self-controlled) and a balcony or terrace. Cots and highchairs for babies are provided free of charge.
Other Information
The Beach at Santa Ponsa is equipped with all services such as beach bar, sunbeds, sunshades, pedalos, canoes and sailing boats for rent.
24-hour reception, public Internet station, 2 lifts, TV Satellite lounge, library, laundry. Wireless Internet High-Speed connection (Wi-Fi) is available all over Plazamar Apartments for a little daily fee. Free WiFi throughout the hotel, including the apartments.
To make booking a holiday at Plazamar in Santa Ponsa easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book Plazamar with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
Santa Ponsa (or Santa Ponca) today bears little resemblance to the fishing village it once was. Just under half an hour away from Palma and about three miles (5km) south of Magaluf on the south west coast, Santa Ponsa is famous not only as a popular Mallorcan holiday resort, but as the landing point of King Jaime I in 1229 when he came to take the island from the Moors. A stone cross at the resort's marina marks the event. As with most Mallorcan holiday resorts, Santa Ponsa is highly developed and tends to be lively and busy, with an active nightlife and excellent beach culture.
Santa Ponsa is the principal beach, which is supplemented with imported sand, while the more sheltered Calo d'en Pellicer is slightly smaller and closer to the marine club. The third, more exclusive beach is Castellot. The water at all three beaches is warm and clear, and offers safe swimming. A pedestrian promenade, with shade provided by pine trees, runs in front of the Santa Ponsa beach and there are the usual beachfront restaurants, bars, shops and cafés. Over the years, Santa Ponsa has developed a Celtic flavour, with a number of Scottish and Irish themed pubs and bars, but it remains popular with a range of visitors of different ages.
Resort Rating
There is plenty to keep holidaymakers amused and occupied when stepping off the beach. Santa Ponsa boasts three golf courses, as well as tennis, watersports, diving, horse riding, and sports grounds for skateboarding and football. There are regular bus services to neighbouring towns and resorts, and excursions to local attractions. There are also regular boat trips along the coastline and these usually stop so that passengers can enjoy a dip in the sea. A nearby popular attraction is Aqualand in Magalluf. The biggest fiesta on the island takes place in Santa Ponsa in September and runs for 10 days. The Fiesta of Rei en Jaume commemorates the landing and defeating of the Moors by Jaime I, and the festival culminates in a mock battle between the Christians and the Moors.
No.8 Bar & Grill, Meson del Rey, Jardin de Jade and Rhein Restaurant are among the top-rated restaurants for holidaymakers in Santa Ponsa. There are a large number of different restaurants offering local cuisine, Indian, Chinese, Italian and more.
There is a varied nightlife at the holiday resort of Santa Ponsa, with karaoke bars, theme pubs, live music venues, and several clubs and discos. Although not on the same scale as Palma or Magalluf, there is still a lot on offer besides hotel entertainment.
Santa Ponsa has a number of supermarkets (including one large one), a good choice of souvenir shops, stalls, some designer goods, jewellery stores and other essential amenities such as banks for holiday visitors to make use of. A better shopping selection is available in Palma and the closest weekly market takes place on Wednesdays in Andratx.
The beaches can get very crowded in season and parking can be at a premium; this is not the place to come for peace and quiet.
Essential Information
Time Zone
Plug TypeVoltage 220V 50Hz
€1 = £0.89
This week's weather forecast
Hotel address : Avenida del Golf, 4, Santa Ponsa, Majorca, Balearic Islands, 07180
Please wait while we load the map for Plazamar
Questions and Answers about Plazamar
If you can't find what you're looking for or if you have a question about this specific hotel, please get in touch via the Add a Question button below. Our knowledgeable team will aim to respond to your question within 72 hours. In the meantime, previously asked questions can be found below and answers to some of the most commonly asked questions can be found on our FAQs page.
How much would it cost to upgrade from self catering to all inclusive for 4 nights? 1 Answer
Hi Nicola, Please can you let us know your Love Holidays booking reference number so we can check availability and provide a cost for the upgrade. Regards
Added 2 years, 3 months ago.
By Leanne, loveholidays.com team member