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During World War II, "Loose Lips Sink Ships" was a familiar slogan on both sides of the Atlantic at a time when German U-boats (U for unterwasserboot, submarine) were wreaking a deadly toll on cargo vessels transporting Allied supplies from North America to the beleaguered British Isles. Loose lips, of course, referred to the mention of shipping movements, destinations, cargoes or just about anything else to anyone not having a "need to know," even apparently harmless comments to a friend like "Jack is going away on Thursday, and won't be back for three or four weeks." Overhearing that, a skilled enemy agent might tie it together with the knowledge that Jack is a merchant ship sailor; with a few more pieces of overheard chitchat, Jack might never return.
Seventy years later, there are many fewer classic spies listening for, and then attempting to piece together, incautious snippets of conversation. Instead, teams of analysts use modern technology, typified by the Internet and similar webs, to filter the zillions of bits of data that are constantly flowing by in the search for key words or phrases or other clues that could help flesh out vital intelligence information buried deep in the everyday traffic. China, the U.S. and Russia are regarded as leaders in this cyber warfare, followed by the UK, some other European NATO members and Israel.
Last year AIN learned confidentially that China had intercepted much of the huge amount of test data transmitted from many of the highly classified systems on board the military's next-generation F-35 joint strike fighter, leading to suspicion about the surprisingly accelerated development of that country's stealth fighters. In September, according to Aviation Week, the Marine Corps was restricted from operations away from Eglin AFB until its onboard security systems were upgraded, and this may still be the case.
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But we are not in an actual war, so how does this affect civil aircraft operations? That is entirely unknown, because electronic components from reputable manufacturers destined for use in an avionics unit, or a civil ATC system or a ground/air/ground two-way data system such as Swim, can be compromised in the supply chain and then after installation lie dormant and undetected for perhaps years until remotely activated. And these won't be physically destructive devices. Typically, they will have access to a large, complex system that they can disrupt or disable intermittently. In addition, these devices, such as a fake rivet head, are also difficult to detect without special facilities. Currently, products from two large Chinese electronics component manufacturers are prohibited from import into the U.S., as are their use in government contracts for completely assembled systems. However, repackaging of such components under false "approved" manufacturers' documentation remains a major concern, as do the sometimes less than rigorous inspection protocols applied to them as they move through the handling, assembly and acceptance test processes en route to their final installation.
Examples of cyber threats were described at a cyber-security session of the recent ICAO Air Navigation Conference. Threats include:
• ADS-B transmissions that showed several non-existent aircraft approaching to land simultaneously.
• Program code sabotage at a new airport terminal by software engineers who had been promised pay raises but never received them. Check-in services failed three days later, delaying 50 flights, with "knock-on" delays across airline networks.
• Tail strikes or crashes are alleged to have occurred due to incorrect crew EFB entries. But EFBs can be extremely vulnerable to unauthorized access, and EFB entries can be easily inserted when the units are connected to external networks to receive updates just before departure.
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I's like to stay anonymous on this. But I see a lot of cases where you'll have a convenience store like a 7-11 or Quick Stop type of convenience store close to an AF base. They are usually staff by Indian or Pakistanians, or others from that general regeon. I have noticed how the same air crews will apparently stop there on a fairly regular basis when they are in the area, like creatures of habit. And how the employees who work there will try to to question them for seemingly small bits of seemingly harmless info., such as when and where they are flying to, or when they will be back, or what cargo will they be carrying, etc. One bit of info by itself might seem harmless. But when that data is interlinked, it could cost the lives of many service men/women, and/or many intelligence workers, interception of vital technology or weapons systems info, and national security. Many of these so called convenience store workers seem more like enemy intelligence operatives, or trained by them, to skillfully extract small seemingly harmless bits of data, that can be linked together. As as the saying goes, loose lips sink ships!!! It would be very interesting to intercept the cell phone and internet traffic of this so called convenience store workings, and see who they are passing their intelligence info on to!!!


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UNIVERSITY PARK, PA.; OCT. 28, 2011 - It will be a fabulous night in Rec Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 2 when the Nittany Lion and Lady Lion basketball teams host "Hoops Madness" with a special performance by top selling rap artist Fabolous.
The Brooklyn-born Fabolous has twice been nominated for a Grammy and has sold more than three million albums with numerous chart topping hits since his debut release, Ghetto Fabolous, reached number three on the Billboard 200 chart in 2001. Fabolous has released five albums to date with the last, Loso's Way, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 in 2009. His albums have spawned such hits as "My Time," Throw It In The Bag," "Hollaback," "Into You," "Breathe," and "Make Me Better." The rapper has been ranked as high as No. 8 on MTV's Hottest MC In The Game list.
Rec Hall, the venerable former home of Penn State basketball, will once again shake with hoops hysteria on Nov. 2. New Nittany Lion coach Patrick Chambers and the 2011-12 Nittany Lions led by junior guard Tim Frazier and fifth-year Lady Lion coach Coquese Washington and a 2011-12 Lady Lion team that returns four starters led by All-Big Ten guard Alex Bentley will be introduced to Nittany Nation during the free preseason event.
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Both Nittany Lion and Lady Lion basketball teams reached the NCAA Tournament last season. The Nittany Lion program has been energized by new head coach Patrick Chambers, a Philadelphia native who guided Boston University to an America East Tournament title and NCAA Tournament appearance last year and helped build Villanova into a 2009 NCAA Final Four participant while serving as the Wildcat's associate head coach to Jay Wright. The Lady Lion program, under the direction of fifth-year head coach Coquese Washington, returns four starters and was selected earlier this week as the favorite to win the Big Ten this year as well as being ranked among the top 15 teams in the nation in preseason polls.
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The Declaration of Independence states that our citizens are "endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights.' Well folks, those rights are rapidly diminishing; and we're definitely headed down the slippery slopes to a Nanny State.
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We hear after the fact that 787 billion dollars of our money has basically gone missing. We hear about green companies after they close their doors, declare bankruptcy, and lose our money. We hear that the not-so-famous Fisker motor company sneaked off to Finland; they just swallowed our hard-earned money and declared bankruptcy.
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Obama, Panetta, and Clinton were in charge; they have blood on their hands anyway you look at it. Hopefully, those responsible for the Benghazi murders will be placed behind bars. As far as I am concerned, the key people in our Government who have lied and perjured themselves on the witness stand are accomplices to the assassination of our Ambassador and three other Americans. Unlike the Watergate scandal, the Benghazi scandal involves the murder of four brave American patriots.
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According to a Monday report, water demand in 20 years will be more than 50 percent higher in the most rapidly developing countries. What areas of the water sector should investors consider? Michael Gaugler, senior vice president of research at Brean Murray, Carrett & Co., and Debra Coy, senior analyst at Janney Montgomery Scott, shared their views.
Investing in water infrastructure has become a key response to the financial crisis, according to Janney Montgomery Scott Senior Analyst Debra Coy and Brean Murray, Carret & CO. Sr. VP of Research Michael Gaugler.
Ken Croft, CIO and portfolio manager of Croft Value Fund and Alan Valdes, vice president of Hillard Lyons told CNBC how investors can prepare their portfolios for the week ahead.
Yesterday was not a typical Sunday. People from around the globe were reminded of one of the most important natural resources that life depends on: water. The vital role that water plays in economic development and future investments along with the possible repercussions due to its scarcity are amplified on World Water Day.
We went to commercial, but Cramer kept going. Check out what he had to say these student stock picks.
The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.
Patti Domm wrote in her latest Market Insider post, "Water is the commodity that nobody can live without." While there has been much focus on soaring Energy, Metals and Agricultural commodities, could water be the next big thing? While results YTD are mixed, here is a set of water related securities that you may want to consider when looking at the short and longer term demands for H20.
Here's our current celebrity standings for "Trading With The Stars," and what they've been up to. Not much difference from Monday, as the top three spots remain the same. But Judy Gold is slipping down a bit. She was in 4th place after Monday's action, but is now in 6th from Tuesday. James Cromwell moves up to 5th from 6th.


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Hmm..I'm thinking Floyd and Wayne bottom 2...with hopefully Wayne going! I'd rather watch Floyd over him any day!
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Hmm..I'm thinking Floyd and Wayne bottom 2...with hopefully Wayne going! I'd rather watch Floyd over him any day!
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So we are down to Helio, Mark, Floyd and Wayne.
Mark just hasn't impressed me at all.
I really liked that song with Billy Ray and Miley. Sorry about the lack of updates, thought nobody was watching because the thread was really slow.
Seals second song was much better.
All the females are safe, a male will be going home.
I didn't catch Cheryl saying that, then again I'm only half paying attention. I'm rather mad that they didn't do a pro group dance. Its the only reason I watch the results show.
I have been watching, but this has really been slow tonight.
I'll start watching when he is OFF. Don't like him. Can't use the word want to describe him and keep this post G rated.Quote:
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Helio and Mark...SAFE...
I called it..Floyd and Wayne...bottom two! Woohoo!
Now we are down to Floyd and Wayne.
Helio is safe *fake surprise*
Mark is safe, even he is shocked by that.
Wayne or Floyd is going home. I see Floyd going home but will be VERY happy with Wayne and sourpuss Cheryl going.


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Posted: 6/11/2013
Gov. John Kitzhaber signed into law on June 10 NAMIC-opposed SB 814, Insurance for Environmental Claims. NAMIC, in conjunction with its members and other insurance stakeholders, opposed the proposed legislation because SB 814 interferes with an insurer's right to enforce the terms of their insuring agreement.
NAMIC asserted to the Legislature and the governor that the pollution liability bill will dramatically impact insurance defense costs and insurance claims liability exposure, which will adversely impact affordability of insurance for consumers.
SB 814 will retroactively rewrite commercial general liability insurance policies to require insurers to provide pollution clean-up coverage that was never agreed to by the parties, underwritten by the insurer, and paid for by the policyholder. The new law will be a problem for ALL insurers, not just commercial insurers, because it establishes a very troubling legislative precedence of ignoring the Oregon state Constitution, overturning recent court rulings on pollution liability claims, and retroactively interfering with the contractual rights and responsibilities of insurers and policyholders.
NAMIC will be working with the other insurance trades to explore the legal feasibility of successfully challenging the unconstitutional provisions in SB 814.
Christian J. Rataj
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Ask Caroline, a Macmillan Nurse working with people who have Leukaemia, Myelodysplasia...
A support group for anyone affected by leukaemia to come together, share experiences...
Had my much dreaded Haematology appointment on Wednesday - here is how it went.
Me "Hello"
Him "Hello - any night sweats?
Me "Yes about three nights out of seven
Him " Any weight loss?"
Me "Sadly no"
Him "Haematologists are the only doctors who do not want you to lose weight! "
Me "Ha Ha!!!"
Him "Any lumps or bumps?"
Me "Nope"
Him "Cheerio then - see you in six months"
Me "Looking forward to it" (thinks actually not")
So in and out in less than five minutes - good really but I am surprised he took my word that I didn't have any "lumps and bumps". White Cells only up by 10 from six months ago so 90 but all is stable otherwise. So I live to fight another six months! xx
Best wishes to all xx
Hi Caroline and Jue,
I agree, if you are feeling OK in yourself and your blood results are within the 'normal' range, it's a good result.
I have a blood test tomorrow and hospital Wednesday. I'm feeling OK just hoping for good blood count result. I'm also having LFT (Liver Function Test), LDH, protein strip and Immunoglobulins done. I last had LDH, protein strip and Igs done in 2010.
Hope all are well,
Hi Caroline,
I'm pleased that your results were Ok. I know what you mean though. My very first consultant visit was cursory to say the least. I remember being asked if I had any swollen lymph nodes and to be honest, I wasn't even sure where they all were! I said no then did a bit of internet searching to be sure I had nothing to worry about.
I go for blood results on Monday which I'm a bit worried about because I've not been feeling 100%.
Good luck Mikey with your blood and other tests - hope everything is Ok for you and Jue, hope yours are good as well.
What a joy to see some sunshine - it's a beautiful day, enjoy everyone.
Love and hugs to all. Junie XX
Hi Junie,
I hope and pray you get a good result on Monday.
You should get a copy of your blood counts.
Yes, it's a beautiful day down here on the coast. Will be off on my bike soon.
Where's Sparky??
Hi Mikey,
Seems like there's a few of us with fingers crossed this week!
I remember Sparkler hasn't been feeling too well recently and had trouble getting antibiotics that suited her. I'm sending special 'missing you' hugs to her, really miss her sparkiness on here.
Hope you are soon back with us Sparkler - Lots of love Juniexx
Take care Mikey - hope you've enjoyed your bike ride.
XX Junie
Hi Jue,
When is your appointment? Is it next week?
Thanks for the best wishes Jue and Junie.
Here's a couple of pics I took of the Sun low over the Isle of Wight
Mikey, Be well all
WOW! Mikey,
Those pictures are just gorgeous. Seascapes and skyscapes are really moving I think and there are some great ones at this time of year. The moon was wonderful last night, really low.
Take care, and speical thoughts to all who are having treatment or tests or feeling a bit jaded like I was before I saw those wonderful skies and seas!
Hugs and love JunieXX
Hi Everyone
Jue, Junie and Mikey good luck with you bloods and consults, wishing the very best for Christmas. great to hear yours was uneventful Caroline,, long may it continue.
I'm finally down from the ladder and have finished decorating and dressed the front rooms, picked up the new curtains and tie backs.today, it's only taken 7 years. Took a CLL diagnosis and a few others to get me moving, but I got there.(Can I stay in the good books till Christmas?)
Looking forward to catching up with everyone and getting into the Christmnas buid up. Wishing the best to alli
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I'm sure you will be OK Jue. An infection wouldn't make much difference to the lymphocyte count, though it might, as you say, have moved it a couple of points. What level are they at?
As you are feeling OK, not anaemic, no night sweats, no significant weight loss, no increase in nodes, no fatigue?, then no worries!!
Good luck for Tuesday, will be thinking of you. Where did you go on the Isle of Wight?
Thanks Nick, good work with the decorating
Great news Caroline, I am really pleased for you.I went for my 3 month check-up on Thursday 29th and my Hb was UP, my Wbc were DOWN and my Lymphocytes were DOWN too! I am very pleased and don't have to go again for six months. Lizzy x
Hi everyone. Will be thinking of you Mike, Junie and Jue for your upcoming appointments and hoping all will be ok for another period of time.
Lovely photos Mike. Where I work (on 5th floor of Southampton General) we have spectaculer views of Southampton docks and wow - when the sun sets behind the cranes it really is something to behold! Wish I was artistic so could have some brill pictures - but no am not at all!
Jue we stayed on the Isle of Wight for a few days this year - with friends in a rented cottage - place called Nighton. It was very beautiful - near St Katherine's point which is wonderful. Lovely pub with folk music as well - great. I'd say Nighton was fairly magical!
I know Sparkler is out there somewhere glittering away quietly and she will burst back to the forum in an amazing blaze of light!!!! sometime soon. xxx
Not so lucky in the frozen North methinks! Blood tests are taken by phlebotomist at the PCT / Practice. Bloods go to the General Hospital and the results are returned to the Practice 24 hours later..........However you have to make an appointment to see the Doctor to go over the results and get the hospital printout. I slipped up by not making the two appointments together. I go tomorrow for my results but had to wait 10 days for the appointment. Next time I will book the bloods and the appointment at the same time. My bloods are not only for CLL levels so I've had a long time to worry about them. I'm trying to chill out and carry on !!!
Hugs and love to all. Fingers crossed for us all this week. Take care all.
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Poison frontman Bret Michaels Rocks St. Cloud on September 18th [VIDEO]
Who's ready to see Bret Michaels right here in St. Cloud? The rocker turned reality TV star will be at The Red Carpet Nightclub in downtown St. Cloud on Wednesday September 18th 7PM doors (Bret hits the stage at 9:30PM).
Tickets go on sale today for $35. You must be 21 and over to attend the show. I've seen Bret numerous times over the years and become close friends with his camp. The BMB put on a great show and won't disappoint.


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Suite di lusso sul lungomare! Vivi la magia di Bar Harbor e Acadia al Saltair Inn Waterfront Bed & Breakfast. Grande, camere confortevoli con letti king size, caminetti, jacuzzi e artiglio piedi vasche.
5 su settembre 04, 2017
Enjoyed the visit to this B&B. Highly recommended. Matt and Kristi were great hosts and treat you more like friends than guests. Wonderful views from back deck, sunsets, short walk to Bar Harbor and Island. Friendliness and clean comfortable rooms and inn. Definitely will come back!!
4,0 su settembre 27, 2015
From the moment you arrive, you feel welcome and comfortable. The location is ideal, near Bar Harbor island and a short walk to downtown. We loved the history of the inn, just wish we had chosen a larger room. We could barely open up our suitcase in the Sedgwick room, and there was barely any bathroom counter space. However, loved the jacuzzi tub. Breakfast was wonderful!
5 su giugno 03, 2015
Rooms were very clean and comfortable. I would recommend having a room with a view of the bay but all rooms are great. Saltair is located on the bay just two blocks from downtown but in an area that is very quiet and relaxing. It is just a 10 minute drive to Arcadia National Park. A relaxing time is to sit on the chairs located at the end of the yard and watch the bay. The breakfast was excellent and more than enough to keep you going till dinner. The owners, Kristie and Matt, treat you more like family than guest. They were very helpful in telling us what to do and where to eat like a local.
5 su ottobre 13, 2014
I have stayed in a lot of inns over time, I have always enjoyed my stay, but this one takes the cake. Matt and Kristi were the most wonderful hosts, by offering friendly advice we were able to make the most of our two night stay. They add in little extras that make your stay extra special. The house is BEAUTIFUL and wonderfully kept. We stayed in the cottage room and it was perfect for a couple. The room is so charming and welcoming in person, the pictures don't do it justice. The inn was clean, very comfortable, quiet, warm, and tastefully decorated. It's with-in walking distance to town, and bar island for some unique hiking. I loved the views, the backyard and view at breakfast was incredible. I can't wait to plan another trip and stay again.
4,8 su agosto 29, 2012
Kristi and Matt were wonderful host. they gave us very good info on eatting and navigating around the area. would love to visit again! 6-2012
5 su maggio 28, 2011
What a perfect retreat the master suite is! We absolutely loved our stay at the Saltair Inn. The room is huge! Perfect for the 4 days, 3 nights we spent. Even though it rained during a portion of our visit, it didn't matter. The sitting room is just what one needs to relax and forget about one's worries. Kristi and Matt were excellent hosts. The breakfasts were delicious and they made sure we were well acquainted with the highlights/things to do. Matt provided us with maps and must-do hikes that are often overlooked. He was right, we had the trails to ourselves. They do an incredible job of making the vacation perfect. The restaurant scene is also a plus. Stick with Kristi and Matt's recommendations and you will not be disappointed. We can't wait to come back. Thanks for such a fantastic stay!
4,0 su novembre 16, 2010
We stayed during the "in between" season when many stores had "closed for the season" and the weather was wet and cold, but we had a great time at this B&B. Kristi and Matt were great hosts and helped us plan our time in Bar Harbor.
5 su gennaio 20, 2010
My husband and I stayed at the Saltair Inn for five days in July 2009 and were so exceptionally pleased. We stayed in the suite on the first floor and it was amazing. Between the beautiful resting area overlooking the water, to the very comfortable bed, to the amazing hot tub, we were in heaven. The inn keepers went out of their way to accomodate my dietary requests, from the breakfast to the afternoon snacks. ( I am gluten free ) It was delicious! And my husband who can eat everything loved it too. Acadia is so beautiful and it was so lovely to come "home" to such a beautiful and wonderful place. Oh, and fireplace too! Thank you so much! We will be back!
4,8 su novembre 08, 2009
On our recent trip through the Northeast we stayed at four B&B's, we were happy with all of them but the Saltair was by far our favorite. Matt & Kristi are wonderful hosts and had excellant suggestions on what to do during our visit. Their property is absolutely beautiful. We expected the scenery but not the wonderful fireplace in our very large room, the really comfy beds and the yummy cookies each afternoon. The breakfasts were very nice and we really enjoyed the "family" atmospere. This is the most we have paid for a B&B, but if you are willing to pay more for an amazing expereince the Saltair is the place.
5 su maggio 21, 2008
We just returned from a fabulous weekend at the Saltair Inn. We went to Bar Harbor to celebrate our anniversary and we couldn't have selected better accomodations! We arrived to the heavenly scent of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. We were immediately offered cookies and fresh blueberry pie upon our arrival. We agreed instantly that we would abandon our diets for the weekend! Breakfast each morning was plentiful and delicious. We enjoyed meeting the other guests at breakfast. Everyone was friendly and seemed to be having a great time. The inn (a large Victorian house) has lots of character and is decorated beautifully. The amenities are great! There are lots of little extra touches that really made the difference (e.g. DVD and CD library, guide books, snack basket, hot and cold beverage selection, etc.). Our room was very comfortable and clean. We had a gas fireplace which made for a cozy time. We experienced an afternoon of chilly, rainy weather so the fireplace and the DVD player were appreciated! Our hosts (Kristi, Matt and family) could not have done more to make us feel welcome. Whether we were looking for dinner ideas, information on Acadia or suggestions for local activities, they were full of great recommendations. They really went out of their way to make us feel at home. We thoroughly enjoyed meeting their family and can't wait for a return visit!
La spaziosa suite armatoriale si trova al primo piano della locanda e dispone di un salotto privato con vista mozzafiato Frenchman Bay attraverso finestre dal pavimento al soffitto. Altre caratteristiche includono un magnifico letto a baldacchino king-size, camino a gas, e di un elegante bagno privato con due persone vasca idromassaggio e doccia separata.
Prezzo per notte: $215 - $370
Prezzo per notte: $215 - $370
Questo alloggio di lusso dispone di un letto in rovere king-size e una vista sulla baia da un salotto privato e balcone al secondo piano. Un camino vedere-attraverso gas può essere goduto sia dalla camera da letto o soggiorno. L'ampio bagno privato ha un camino a gas aggiuntivo, un sovradimensionato vittoriano artiglio piedi vasca e doccia separata.
Prezzo per notte: $175 - $340
Prezzo per notte: $175 - $340
Non riesci a smettere di Frenchman Bay? Il Porto Suite offre vista sulla baia dalla camera da letto, salotto privato e balcone al secondo piano. La camera da letto dispone di un lussuoso letto e camino a gas king-size. Il bagno privato recentemente rinnovato, dispone di un artiglio piedi vasca vittoriana over-size con ampia cabina doccia piastrellata.
Prezzo per notte: $185 - $370
Prezzo per notte: $185 - $370
Sul lato anteriore della casa, il Chart Room offre un letto di quercia queen-size, camino a gas e bagno privato. Questo rifugio tranquillo si trova alla fine di un corridoio privato appartato con vista storico West Street.
Prezzo per notte: $140 - $260
Prezzo per notte: $140 - $260
Situato sul lato anteriore della locanda si affaccia sulle case storiche di West Street, il Cottage Room (320 sf) dispone di pavimenti in parque, un letto queen-size e un bagno recentemente rinnovato con un pavimento in travertino riscaldato e un getto d'aria profonda supplementare vasca / doccia con marmo surround. ($ 130 - $ 240)
Prezzo per notte: $130 - $240
Prezzo per notte: $130 - $240
La nostra camera più piccola guest sul lato anteriore della locanda, la Sala Sedgwick (225 sf) dispone di pavimenti in parque, un letto queen-size e un bagno recentemente rinnovato con un pavimento in travertino riscaldato e un getto d'aria vasca / doccia extra profondo con granito surround. ($ 105 - $ 195)
Prezzo per notte: $105 - $195
Prezzo per notte: $105 - $195
Fully renovated in 2014, the Cadillac Suite (350 sf) is one of only two rooms on the third floor of the inn, both waterfront suites. Enjoy the views of Frenchman Bay through the wall of windows at the foot of the king-sized bed, or gaze at the evening stars through the skylight in the 13-foot vaulted ceiling. The spacious private bath features a heated porcelain floor, cast iron clawfoot tub and a separate 4' by 4' tiled shower. ($165 - $325)
Prezzo per notte: $165 - $325
Prezzo per notte: $165 - $325
A very private waterfront suite, located on the third floor of the inn and fully renovated in 2014, the Beehive Suite (500 sf) offers a queen-sized bed situated to maximize the view of the bay. The large, private sitting room celebrates the architectural elements of the dormered roof. The large tiled shower in the bath is complimented by a heated mosaic tile floor. ($155 - $300)
Prezzo per notte: $155 - $300
Prezzo per notte: $155 - $300
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Bangor, ME (BGR) 52 miles
Bar Harbor is 160 miles from Portland, 270 miles from Boston, 470 miles from New York and 700 miles from Washington, DC. Take I-95 to Bangor, Maine. Take Exit 182A onto I-395 East to Route US-1A. Travel 4-1/2 miles. Take Exit 6A onto US-1A East toward Ellsworth and Bar Harbor. Travel 23 miles. US-1A East becomes ME-3 in Ellsworth. Travel 9-1/2 miles. Go over the bridge at the head of Mt. Desert Island and veer left following ME-3 toward Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. Travel 10 miles. Turn left on West Street. The Saltair is the fourth house on the left. During the summer months, Bar Harbor is serviced by Vermont Transit Lines from Boston. Please visit their website for fares and schedules.
Shopping Antiquariato, Gallerie d'arte, Spiaggia, Concerti, Ecoturismo, Cene da gourmet, Interessi Storici, Lago, Musica dal vivo, Cinema, Musei, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, vita notturna, Oceano, Parco nazionale di Acadia, Punti vendita, Teatro, Area Picnic, Servizi religiosi, tours, università, Vigneti, Azienda vinicola
Historic Inn
Prodotti di cortesia, Giochi da tavolo, Attrezzature per Caffè/Tè, Frigorifero, Ferro da stiro, Biblioteche, Microonde, Film disponibili, parcheggio, Pianoforte, Telefono, Video, raggiungere a piedi il trasporto pubblico, Attrezzature matrimoni , Seduta camere
Aria condizionata, Sveglia , Ventilatori, DVD Player, Camino, Asciugacapelli, Jacuzzi, Radio, TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Wi-Fi, Internet via cavo
Noleggio bici, Piste ciclabili, Osservazione Uccelli, Nautica, Canottaggio, Piste da sci attraverso la campagna, Pesca, Golf, Escursioni, Cavallo, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Cucina raffinata, Regate, Shopping, Scenari, Noleggio sci, Noleggio ciaspole, Ciaspolate , Nuoto, Sport acquatici
Matt and Kristi Losquadro
Matt and Kris discovered Bar Harbor while visiting Matt's parents, who moved there in 1992. After that, they began taking trips to Bar Harbor at least once or twice a year. Enamored by the quaint New England village and amazed by the beauty of Acadia National Park, it wasn't long before the desire took hold to make Bar Harbor their home. They left their lives in Virginia behind, and purchased the Saltair in December of 2005.
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Saltair Inn Eggs Benedict
Start your day with a delicious breakfast of eggs benedict. Poached eggs served over Canadian bacon and English muffins topped with Matt's delicious hollandaise sauce with roasted asparagus on the side. Eggs can also be prepared fried or scrambled.


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October 22, 2008
"Jeb!" I heard a voice behind me and turned to see Jackson standing there, half awake, but so happy to see his uncle.
"Hey, pal," Jeb called out. "Sorry to race, but I'll be back later, okay? I'll be back later, and we'll hang…"
I glanced at Jackson, who looked heartbroken, and when I turned back toward Jeb, he had walked out the front door.
I started to follow him. "Jeb!" I screamed.
But he was already heading down the staircase, and out of sight.
I didn't follow Jeb down the staircase or outside. Or, I should say, I didn't chase him down the staircase — which I was in no condition to do. The baby was kicking, and my heart was racing. And I also felt a new sensation — the baby pressing down, lower, in a way that was pretty uncomfortable. So I got back in bed and tried to do the breathing exercises that the doctor had recommended to keep my stress down.
But I couldn't help but play over in my mind every word (there weren't many) that Jeb had said to me, and as much as I didn't want to go there, all roads led me to thinking this had something to do with drugs.
This led me to my next fear: by harboring that money for even a day — by having anything to do with that, and not being honest about it — I could potentially put my custody of Jackson at risk. The situation with Michelle was already on the brink, and if she had this ammunition…? If this came out in the wrong way?
That was a risk I couldn't take.
I loved Jackson. And I worried about his welfare as if he were my own kid. I loved him that much. So I couldn't risk this situation biting us in the ass. Not to mention the crazy phone call we got the other day — who knew what that woman could do?
I needed my family, the ones I was trying to care for under my roof, to be protected.
So I dialed the number before I could let myself think about it anymore. I braced myself as the phone rang.
"Sixth Precinct," the voice said. "How can I help you?"
I looked down at the piece of paper in my hand, where I had written down "Detective Dusty Joel." The detective and his wife were friends of Sam's from high school, and he was a good man, according to Sam.
"Detective Joel, please," I said.
I was transferred over, and Detective Joel picked up after the third ring. I told him I was Sam's friend and a little about what was going on, and he asked me a series of general questions. Then he said he wanted to look into something about Scotty and would come over to the apartment so we could talk in more depth.
My doorbell rang a little after 2 p.m., and I opened the door to see a shockingly handsome man. (It was the last thing I was thinking of, but it was impossible not to notice.) He looked (more than a little) like Will Smith. With that same incredible smile.
"Detective Joel," I said. "I'm Liz."
"Call me Dusty," he said, and gave me a dazzling smile.
"Okay, Dusty."
He came inside, and we sat down the couch and I told him the whole story. I continued with what I had told him on the phone — and explained in more detail about the boxes, the woman who'd called the house, Jeb's boss, Scotty, and Jeb's middle-of-the-night visit.
After I finished speaking, Dusty cleared his throat. "I know you must have debated about calling. I don't have a brother, but my wife's brother has been in trouble, and that has been hard on me. Doing the right thing when it seems like a betrayal is always hard."
I nodded, rubbing my stomach. The pressing had subsided slightly, but I still wasn't feeling right — especially when I stopped for a second and let myself feel it.
"But you did the right thing, Liz. Don't doubt that for a second. After we got off the phone, I did some recognizance with a buddy of mine on the force in Los Angeles, and there's a chance that the Scotty you speak of — the 'music producer' — is the same Scotty that they have an ongoing investigation into."
He nodded. "The similarities are notable. This Scotty also has a front as a music producer, and actually uses his real producing credits to lure into the business unsuspecting young guys who think they are about to get their big break. Then he lures them in to his less-than-legal activities."
My heart felt like it was going to break — thinking that Jeb had the best intentions going into this. And this jerk took advantage.
"And, the truth is, if your brother has gotten involved in this, it isn't good. But if we can bring him in, and encourage him to help us bring down this guy, it might not turn out to be the worst thing either."
I nodded. "Is it drugs? Is that what this is about?"
"It's for an illegal gambling ring, actually. It's very in-depth, but essentially, Scotty and the guys working with him are the biggest bookies on the West Coast."
"Problem is, it isn't just the police looking for him at this point. He got the wrong people pretty upset."
He paused, and I heard the rest of it, before he even said it.
"Which means you really did the right thing calling, because Jeb could be in serious physical danger. I'm not trying to upset you, but I need you to remember every possible thing that Jeb has ever told you about Scotty, and then I want us to get on the phone with the detective out in Los Angeles and start putting this puzzle together."
"Thank you," I said.
"You're welcome," he said. "Now let's go through everything again, starting back when Jeb moved to Los Angeles. Did he e-mail you from there?"
"At first. At first I was getting a lot of e-mails. Then they trickled out."
"They probably trickled out as Jeb realized what he was really getting into." The detective sat forward. "Let's start there."
We walked over to the desk, and I turned on the computer, beginning at square one.


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Re: Bob Clouser Pattern Swap, Spring 2012
I knew that I would have some time to get started on mine, last night, so yesterday I went to THREE different fly shops in my area trying to find all the materials that I need. No problem getting the hooks I needed, but one shop (the one that I traveled 50+ miles to get to!) had a paper sign on the door that said "Closed for Vacation 'til March 1", and NEITHER of the other two had the lead eyes that I needed.... And I had verified the hours of the closed shop on their website before I left, and there was NO MENTION of the vacation....
So last night I finished my tying class homework flies (five Blue Wing Olives - Wet) and then started on my two-dozen flies (BH-PTN's) for the Brookie Swap, instead....
Tuesday, I have to drive to Just south of DC, so I may just route a bit west, and find myself needing a break from the long drive somewhere in the Hamburg, PA area....
"Oh, Look!!! A Cabela's!!! What a great place to take a break during a long drive!!!"
They should have the lead eyes that I need.....
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- Here are five observations on the Carolina Panthers, gleaned from the training camp practices of July 31 and Aug. 1:
1. Because of the hamstring injury sustained by wide receiver Steve Smith, a tweak with which Panthers officials will err on the side of caution, we weren't able to see what kind of synergy has developed between the guy who won the NFL's receiving triple crown in 2005 and newcomer Keyshawn Johnson. Coaches and teammates insist the two worked well together in the spring, but there is still a curiosity level we wish we could have addressed. On paper, it's a good fit, the big-play threat and the solid and savvy possession receiver. Unfortunately, games aren't played on paper.
The Smith-Johnson coupling is going to be an interesting dynamic, as is the manner in which quarterback Jake Delhomme works with his two starters. Given his ball distribution the past two seasons -- with Muhsin Muhammad dominating the receiving statistics in 2004, then Smith accounting for 38.3 percent of the completions last year -- there is a suspicion in some NFL quarters that Delhomme is a tunnel-vision quarterback. His critics contend that Delhomme locks on to one receiver too much. Time will tell.


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But do add some pattern for punch so that you don't have a room that is too plain, too stark
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In marriage, and in decorating, opposites seem to attract. No matter the reason, creating a comfortable, aesthetically pleasing master bedroom for both his and her styles can be a challenge. Here's how Calico Corners was able to help the couple described below:
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He likes dark wood tones and Ralph Lauren hunting prints. She loves Laura Ashley florals and lush botanicals. He doesn't want to drown in a 15-piece bed ensemble. She wants to be able to comfortably read in bed before going to sleep.
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"First, remember that a lot of men really like the idea of being in a lady's most intimate room and may appreciate feminine touches in the bedroom," noted Jessup. Just don't over do it with flowers, frills and ruffles, she added.
To create a refuge that is comfortable for both sexes, think beyond frilly comforts such as loads of pillows. Men typically don't like lots of pillows on the bed, so keep those to a minimum. This creates a less cluttered room that will appeal to both—and it's easier to make the bed.
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At 26, Trujillo was diagnosed with congestive heart failure and so began a series of operations, culminating with a heart transplant on Nov. 13, 2007. The donor was a 17-year-old boy killed in a car accident.
"The gift of life is something I'm always grateful for, especially when I look at my three kids," Trujillo said. "He saved four people with just one gift."
Trujillo, a motivational speaker and founder of the Clay Heart Company, is one of a group of volunteers who will answer questions, offer information and sign up organ and tissue donors at Salt Creek Grille this Sunday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The Westfield Valencia Town Center restaurant is hosting the event in conjunction with One Legacy, a nonprofit, federally designated transplant-donor network serving 18 million people in seven Southern California counties.
"This is about awareness and letting people know how important it is to become a donor and how easy it is to sign up," said Greg Amsler, proprietor of Salt Creek Grill.
A portion of Sunday's food sales will benefit Donate Life of California, said Amsler.
Nationwide, more than 100,000 men, women and children await the gift of a live-saving transplant; up to 25 percent of those waiting live in California.
"On a community level, people don't know how much transplants affect lives," Trujillo said. "I'll be manning that table on Sunday because of people like the family that saved my life by putting a pink dot on a driver's license."


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UNCOMMON CORE: Two Sarasota specialty schools configure the Common Core to fit into their students' added needs, the Herald-Tribune reports.
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Well, after a long hiatus, it is time to reboot the ol' blog and get it going again. I was originally hosting it on an old piece of junk in my garage, but after moving I decided not to to set up that power-hungry beast. The blog is now hosted on the RedHat OpenShift cloud, mainly as a way for me to test the service out.
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This is a beautiful image. As a breastfeeding mother from Louisville, KY I feel like this woman blazed a 'nursing in public' trail that I now currently spend much of my time on. Thank you for sharing this.
Blogging for Mothering magazine is truly a dream come true for me! I never thought in a million years that I would be able to write on a daily basis for a magazine that I adore about a subject I hold dear: breastfeeding.
The angle I will take on breastfeeding here is going to be a bit unconventional. I won't be blogging about current news and events surrounding breastfeeding. Instead I will blog about historic breastfeeding and show evidence that over the years the formula industry aided in making nursing in public taboo.
Some of you may know me from my personal breastfeeding blog, and others of you may be reading my writing for the very first time. A lot of what I have previously written I will also share here. I will publish a whole host of new photos and archived information about breastfeeding that has largely been lost to history.
On my about page it mentions a photograph I found on the Library of Congress website that prompted me on this never-ending search for more historic breastfeeding photos. Well, here it is. Here is the photo that started it all. I hope you join me as I find more and more photos and writings that show how much nursing in public was a part of everyday life for so many mothers for so long.
I'd like to introduce you to a mother who is traveling from Louisville, Kentucky to Memphis, Tennessee on a Greyhound bus. Here, she is waiting in the Chattanooga bus terminal and breastfeeding in public in September 1943.


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ALTAR, SONORA, Mexico -- Desperation is growing along the border. Many Mexicans thinking of looking for work in the United States know the recession will make it harder than usual to find a job this winter, when the demand for farm laborers, the first avenue of employment for many, is already at its lowest point. And increased border enforcement in the wake of September 11 means having to cross the desert even farther from population centers, with more chances of getting caught or hurt.
Its getting harder, says Eloy Camacho, whos delayed his trip with his brothers from San Quintin in Baja California until later this spring. Im going to bring my wife and baby, and well stay four or five years.
But not all can afford to wait. The Mexican economy lost more than half a million jobs last year, leaving some with no alternative but to go north.
One of the spots where hopeful migrants gather is a church plaza here in Altar, just south of the Sonora-Arizona border. On busy days, as many as 100 or more await their guides for the journey north. It is a time of worry, reflection and stocking up on supplies. Among the sojourners are a group of young men from Chiapas, who can find no work in the hills of southern Mexico. We have families to feed, one says simply. Another says, You just cant make a living in the countryside. Why wont the U.S. just let us cross and look for a better opportunity there?
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Workers are philosophical about the obstacles. Some, like Manuel Orozco, whos come from Michoacan in central Mexico, are aware of the increased patrols on the U.S. side. But theres no other way, he says of what will be his first trip across. The promise of work has brought him to Altar. In Mexico, you have to work like a dog just to maintain yourself, says Victor Aleman, from Queretaro, also in central Mexico. On the other side, there are much better jobs. Thats what were all going for -- looking for a life on the other side.
All along the border, on Mexicos Route 2, a string of towns has become the jumping-off place for migrants heading north to the United States. Altar, in the Sonoran desert halfway between Mexicali and Nogales, is one such town.
Its not a big place -- beyond a few blocks on either side of the main highway, the dust and scrub take over. Across from the Pemex gas station is Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, one of the ancient Spanish churches built by Padre Kino in the 1700s. Every day, in the plaza beside the church, would-be immigrants sit and talk, or walk back and forth aimlessly. Townspeople have taken advantage of their presence and put up booths in the plaza. Some sell toys and soccer balls -- gifts for whatever family awaits in Los Angeles, Phoenix or Fresno. Other booths display more practical supplies. Gloves and hats, needed during the winter to meet the deserts biting cold, are popular items.
Migrants here are waiting for a ride to the border. Altar is about 70 miles south of la linea, and people gather to find a guide, or coyote, to get them closer, and eventually guide them over.
In front of the parish office, across the street from the church, a group of vans has pulled alongside the curb. Most of the vans bear placards describing their route as Altar-Sasabe. Sasabe is a tiny hamlet on the border itself, and the vans make a daily run through the desert hills and small farming villages along the way.
They also pass one of the dozens of Mexican army checkpoints scattered just south of the border, from Tijuana to Matamoros. Its not likely that a van carrying a dozen migrants from the Altar church is going to make it through -- the migrants are almost all much darker-skinned and shorter than the local residents, even though many of the latter are also people of mixed indigenous heritage, mostly Papago, Opata or Mayo.
Ramon Pino, a 19-year-old taxi driver from the nearby city of Caborca, lost his job not long ago when he tried to help a young woman pass the checkpoint and get to Sasabe. With just a driver and one passenger, they made it through. But when she got out, she said she had no money to pay me, and the ride took two hours, Pino says regretfully. The woman ran away, probably across the border. When Pino reported back to the taxi rank, the other drivers laughed at him for not asking for the fare in advance. With no money to make up the loss, he was fired.
Most workers need some help to get across. Its not enough just to get up to the line, evading the army patrols. Getting around both the Mexican military and the U.S. Border Patrol requires walking out into the desert for a couple of days or more. And then, once across, someone has to be there with a ride past more checkpoints, to the cities to the north -- Tucson or L.A. -- where they can disappear in an ocean of immigrant labor.
So the migrants look for coyotes to help them navigate the obstacles, and in the Altar church plaza the workers and their guides come together. Every few minutes throughout the morning, a group assembles and walks off, led by an experienced commander. In the popular slang, they are the pollos, the chickens, their shepherd the pollero.
Most townspeople say the number of migrants in the church plaza has dropped off quite a bit since September 11 and the U.S. recession. The prices charged by coyotes for the ride across the desert and a car for the other side have fallen. Workers expect to pay about $400, down from the $1,000 coyotes were charging two years ago.
Antonio Macias, a bus driver on the Sasabe route, says that townspeople generally dont resent the influx of migrants. Theyre a source of work for us, he explains. Besides, theyre not really doing anything wrong -- just looking for work themselves.
The church has begun a pastorate to minister to the needs of the workers in the plaza. Other churches along the border have done the same. At the behest of Father Rene Castañeda, the parish has set up a dining hall in which volunteers from the town serve dinner every night. Castañeda eventually intends to build a dormitory as well, so that the migrants wont have to sleep out in the open, as most do now.
This Christmas, the parish joined with others on both sides of the border to celebrate the posada, which remembers the search of Mary and Joseph for a place to stay in Bethlehem. Simultaneous celebrations took place next to the border fence in Nogales and Tijuana, and in other cities on the frontera. The posada has great meaning for us in Altar these days, Castañeda says. It celebrates the migrants, the people who have no place of their own.
While the music of the posada is meant to inspire spiritual reflection, it is also a reminder of pain. In an empty lot next to the migrant dining hall, three tall crosses honor those whove perished. Still, the plaza next to the church is never empty of those who will risk the journey north.
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THERE may be 17 games of the campaign to go but ever-present Tommy Spurr insists Blackburn Rovers cannot leave anything to chance in their push for the play-offs.
Spurr – the only Rovers player to start every Championship match this season – reckons the top five are beginning to pull away from the chasing pack.
That is why the left-back believes it is more important than ever for Gary Bowyer's eighth-placed side to embark on a winning run.
Rovers have made it back-to-back victories on four occasions this term.
Three points today at 12th-placed Middlesbrough – another team with ambitions of gatecrashing the top six – would take that tally up to five and keep the pressure on Reading in sixth.
But Spurr knows that must only be the start now that Nottingham Forest, Derby County, bitter rivals Burnley and QPR look set to battle it out for the top three play-off spots with leaders Leicester looking on course for an automatic promotion place.
"As we have been saying, if we do want to get in the top six we are going to have to go on a run," said Spurr, who will wear a bandage around his head at the Riverside today after a nasty gash against Blackpool last weekend left him requiring nine stitches.
"Reading are on on a run, scoring goals for fun and looking good.
"So we need to go to Middlesbrough and put in an away performance that warrants the three points.
"But it is not easy in this division – everyone knows anyone can beat anyone.
"We feel we have played consistently well at times, it's just that results haven't gone our way – whether it's the rub of the green with decisions, or mistakes.
"But if we do want to get in the top six we do need to get on that run as the top five are kind of pulling away a little bit.
"We can't afford too many slip ups, starting at Middlesbrough."
Rovers will make the trip to the Riverside in confident mood.
After two frustrating draws they returned to winning ways last weekend with a 2-0 home success over Blackpool at Ewood Park.
Rovers let three points slip from their grasp after taking the lead in both of their previous games, at home to Derby County and away to Barnsley.
And Spurr, 26, feared it could have been a similar outcome against the struggling Seasiders.
But, thanks to a late goal from new club captain Grant Hanley, his fears proved unfounded.
"We were worthy winners and we should have won by more," said Spurr.
"We didn't punish Barnsley enough and we probably didn't punish Blackpool enough.
"But we did keep a clean sheet, got the two goals and got the three points – and that's what it was all about, getting the three points."
The match was the first since skipper Scott Dann's departure to Crystal Palace on transfer deadline day.
Before his exit to Selhurst Park Rovers had failed to win any of the five games in which Dann had not featured in this season.
But Spurr had no doubt that former Leeds United, Sheffield United and Sunderland centre-back Matt Kilgallon would be a strong replacement for the departed captain.
"Matt's got Premier League experience, he's played hundreds of games, so for someone like him to come in is great," said Spurr, a free transfer arrival at Ewood Park from Doncaster in August.
"He's a good defender and comfortable on the ball, so he's a massive plus for us and he will help us."
Spurr has helped Rovers keep 10 clean sheets this season. He has also contributed two goals – away to Wigan Athletic and the winner at home to his hometown team Leeds – and that makes him the most prolific of Bowyer's defenders.
"The gaffer has said to us defenders that we have to start contributing more goals," said Spurr.
"That's why I was delighted to see Grant score on Saturday. "It was a great way for him to start as club captain and it didn't surprise me as he's such a big threat in the air. "If we all start contributing hopefully that will help us get more wins.
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Droidcon is all about Android – meeting the Android community, learning about the latest develops and giving you a stage to talk about your apps and solutions or just discuss a problem you are facing. Droidcon is also about how businesses are increasingly utilizing Android and how companies and freelance developers can make money out of this. Finally, Droidcon will be the platform to discuss bleeding edge technology in the Android field and see where it all goes. For more information about this year's event, please go to the Droidcon Berlin home page.
Sony is a global sponsor of Droidcon Berlin, which takes place from the 8th – 10th of May, at the STATION Berlin, located in Kreuzberg close to the Gleisdreieck underground station. Check back with the Developer World Event Calendar soon for more details on our scheduled activities and promotions at Droidcon Berlin.


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The Food Research and Action Center (FRAC) is the leading national non-profit organization working to improve public policies and public-private partnerships to eradicate hunger and under-nutrition in the United States. FRAC works with hundreds of national, state and local non-profit organizations, public agencies and corporations to address hunger and its root cause — poverty.
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The Division of Food and Nutrition administers the National School Lunch Program, the School Breakfast Program, Special Milk Program, After-School Snack Program, Summer Food Service Program, Child and Adult Day Care Food Program, Family Day Care Program, Commodity Food Distribution Program and Emergency Food Assistance Program.
Advocates for Children of New Jersey (ACNJ) is the state's foremost child research and advocacy organization. For almost 30 years, ACNJ has advanced policies that help children and families.
The New Jersey Anti-Hunger Coalition. Representatives from hunger-relief organizations throughout the state work to reduce hunger in New Jersey through education, advocacy and activism.
Action Against Hunger is a community service program administered on behalf of North Jersey by The Record, Herald News, (201), and Community Newspapers and Magazines of North Jersey Media Group. The program runs the largest one-day food drive in the metropolitan area, and it has helped feed those in need in North Jersey since 1991.
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A project of the New Jersey Hunger Prevention Advisory Committee, this website provides information about getting help, educating about hunger, and supporting hunger prevention programs.
NJHelps is a free and easy way for you to pre-screen for 28 state and federal programs that are available to help you and your family. There are also online applications for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly food stamps) and New Jersey FamilyCare (a health insurance program for eligible children and families). NJHelps is private; they do not share your information with anyone. NJHelps will tell you where to go for help and what to bring with you after you have answered all the questions.
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