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Admire the beauty of the natural landscapes and mountains surrounding the city of Agadir as you gallop through the city's sandy beach. This tour will be initiated with hotel pickup from your hotel in Agadir city center.
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MTA's $7 Million Dog House
I was beyond stunned when I read the NY Post article that described the MTA's plan to build a $7 million dog house. I'll repeat that just in case you missed it: a $7 million dog house. It's not close to April 1st, so I can assure you; this is no April fools joke.
According to The Post, the MTA plans to buy land for $1 million for their security dogs. Adding insult to injury this property is located in Stormville, right here in Dutchess County. (Let's just hope it's not taking a tax paying property off the tax rolls.)
A few months ago I expressed my outrage that the MTA is squandering $20 million on an employee lounge. Now, I find out that they will be purchasing land in Dutchess County to be used as a home to train their security dogs. The cost of the land is $1 million and the grand total of their dog training facility is estimated at $7 million! This is how the MTA is using our tax dollars?
It's so absurd I'm thinking it should be considered as an entry in the next Ripley's Believe It or Not publication.
I understand that security dogs are needed for mass transit, but why is it that the MTA can't find a way to train and house the dogs without using $7 million of our hard earned tax dollars?
I have called upon the Governor and the Comptroller to move forward with a forensic audit on the MTA. Do we need any more proof that it's beyond necessary? It's this type of frivolous spending that has contributed to the agency's fiscal instability. And despite the multi-billion bailout that imposed the unfair payroll tax on us, the MTA continues to fritter away our tax dollars.
This is not just ridiculous; it's an abhorrent abuse of their authority and an offensive use of our money.

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Hello all,
I am making gumpaste roses for the first time and the form looks pretty good for a beginner. However, the gumpaste looks dry and has small cracks as it dries. Is my gumpaste too dry to work with or is there something that I should be painting onto the petals as I assemble them? I am using colored gumpaste and not adding any other colors or accents to them. Please Help!
What kind of gumpaste are you using? I have found that most store bought gumpaste is hard to work with and is dry and crumbly. You can try adding shortening to your gumpaste until you reach the consistency that works for you. I think your best bet is making the gumpaste yourself (I use Nic Lodge's recipe) and putting in the color you want before adding the powdered sugar. I usually 1/4 his recipe and have had much success! I hope this helps you.
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To keep it short. After I couldn't breastfeed we started DS on formula. He was on the Similac Advance and broke out with a rash and was super gassy. We started him on Alimentum and he did well. The Alimentum is so expensive and we are getting to the point we can't afford it anymore. We tried soy and he broke out with a terrible rash on his face and was spitting up every two minutes.He also was constipated.
I read a lot of good things about Good Start gentle and decided to try it.It has much better ingrediants then Alimentum and I really like that! We are doing half Good start and half Alimentum to ease him into it with the intent to increase it an ounce each week until the Good Start is all he gets. He has done great so far. He is spitting up much less and no rashes. The only issue is he has frequent loose stools and smelly more frequent gas. Today he has gone every time after every feeding. He doesn't seemed bothered by it and is happy as ever. Should I worry or could it just be him adjusting?
Your gradual transition is wise. Babies will have different stools on different kinds of feeds. His current stooling sounds a little more like breastfed stools, actually. The gas IS a concern but as long as he's happy, the rashes are gone, and weight gain stays close to his own natural course, he's good to go with this new formula.
My first guess about the gas is that it's from the lactose, which is present in his new formula but was not in the Alimentum. Lactose is the natural baby sugar found in nearly all mammal milks and is health-protective. True inability to digest lactose (lactase enzyme deficiency) is incredibly rare in babies, as children are designed to thrive on mommy milk. However, intestines that are irritated by food reactions or infections can temporarily lose good lactase production. This will lead to gas and some loosening of the stools, as natural flora do their best to digest (ferment) for baby what baby's own enzymes failed to handle. Baby will absorb some of the lactose break-down products provided by the flora. Over time, recovering intestines will return to good lactase enzyme production and gas will diminish.
If this IS the right formula for your baby, the gas should gradually decrease, the spitting up and rashes should not return, and your baby should otherwise be mostly happy, and thriving. If only gas proves to be a continuing problem, I would have a slight concern that baby is not digesting and absorbing as much sugar as would be optimal. Sugar is important for brain development. At his age of 5 months, I would give a try at gradually introducing some low-allergen solid foods. These would provide alternative carbohydrate sources and reduce the lactose load from the formula. Early solid food introduction is not recommended for breastfed babies as it hurries the transition to the less-protective adult flora, however, a baby receiving any formula has already made this transition, so we don't have this concern here.
Let me know how it goes and we can come up with other alternative plans, if needed.
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Thanks for the reply! So he seemed fine for the first week, but suddenly the past few days his spitting up has returned and is much worse. It seems weird it took so long to come back. He also wakes up from naps and in the morning crying like he is in pain. I don't know if it is formula related or maybe he is starting to teeth and its the side effects from that. He has been chomping on everything for a couple months now but is doing it much harder now ( he pulls my finger into his mouth and it hurts lol)...
I am just starting him on some foods to see if it helps..but the spitting up is so frustrating..idk. Seems like reflux is worsening...
Hmmm... your instincts will help you sleuth out whether it's just teething or not, but my guess is that it can't all be blamed on teething. So, he was good with Alimentum but it was getting too expensive. I'm interested to see how the solid foods go; turkey or chicken might be a good early food to try. Maybe green beans, squash, rice, avocado... You'll know from his diapers whether he's ready to digest these, and then of course you'll be watching for other reactions.
I think my favorite scenario would be to return him to the Alimentum for another month or two, and see if he can do well with a more solid food diet. The Alimentum cost will go down of course the more nutrition he obtains from solids, and the solids may be tolerated better if he's not reacting to his formula.
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I noted the likely result that some content will end up being exclusively B&N, if their service convinces them to leave Smashwords and such... exclusivity will be a benefit to them. But really, I expect they are mainly doing it to maintain a tighter control over what gets published, and how.
As far as authors and self-publishers are concerned, the situation will likely be much the same as it is on Amazon: For those who cannot publish or sell their own work, for instance, on their own website (the way I do), the service gives them an outlet for their work. But unless you can effectively advertise yourself, most authors will see limited exposure and small sales, as they'll find it difficult to rise to the top in a digital market that is still dominated by Big Pubs.
Finally, the press release mentions output in DRM'd ePub, but does not specify if it will be mandatory for self-publishers to use DRM. Along with other details of pricing and other options, it will be interesting to see what they finally offer.
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J.J. Abrams' relaunching of the Star Trek film franchise ruffled some feathers with its amplified action and sidestepping the original timeline, but most people thought it was pretty rad. While the inevitable sequel has been consistently delayed while Abrams worked on other things, it's time for IDW to step in and give fans a comic series set in the new universe where Spock and Uhura are a thing and everybody looks like young actors. However, in Star Trek #1 (available digitally this week as well from iVerse's Comics+) writer Mike Johnson is employing a cool tactic to make sure it hooks old-school Trekkers and new-school fans alike – taking the pilot episode from the original series and molding it into the new era.
Before anyone gets uptight, it's technically the second pilot episode entitled Where No Man Has Gone Before, meaning the first one with Captain James Tiberius Kirk at the helm of the U.S.S. Enterprise and not the thing with Captain Christopher Pike. In the original series, the episode was based around two members of the crew being traumatized by a force field at the edge of the galaxy, granting them disturbing psionic powers that result in eventual tragedy. In this issue, we do get Helmsman Gary Mitchell experiencing the same sort of thing once again, but his partner in power Dr. Elizabeth Dehner isn't even aboard the Enterprise, having had some sort of relationship with Bones McCoy that steered her away from service aboard that old country doctor's vessel. Seeing as how Dehner was instrumental in ending Mitchell's threat, we have no idea how this will shake out anymore.
The same, but different. The philosophy that made the 2009 film a success is being employed here as well. So hopefully, anyone annoyed that Simon Pegg is Scotty instead of James Doohan can be soothed a bit.
Artist Stephen Molnar does a really good job in capturing the likenesses of Pegg, Chris Pine as Kirk, Zachary Quinto as Mr. Spock and Karl Urban as McCoy, but a little less so with Zoe Saldana as Uhura so far. The trouble that arises when rigidly trying to approximate real people's faces into drawn artwork is that it becomes very difficult to make those faces expressive. The result is that the book still comes off a bit stiff, even though it's supposed to be capturing the youthful energy of the new franchise reboot. It's possible things will pick up in the next issue, however, when the Gary Mitchell Psychic Nightmare picks up steam and begins to threaten the entire crew with power they can't hope to fight. A lot of potential for action there to allow the comic book medium to really flourish in its service of this supposedly higher-octane version of life aboard the Enterprise.
If Johnson's plan is to reimagine every episode of the original series with new circumstances, it could turn out to be pretty cool and a lot of fun. There's already an interesting conflict developing between Spock's recommendation to kill Mitchell and Kirk's fierce defense of his longtime friend, just as it was in the original. However, how will this new, more emotional Spock behave differently than the more reserved Leonard Nimoy version? That's what we'll keep checking back to find out.


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At year-end, many news organizations compile their top 10 stories of the year. After a full year of the Daily Digest, here are my choices.
1. Faith & Politics. In a significant indication of how the conversation on faith and politics has changed in the U.S., expressions of religious faith played a central part in a year of presidential campaigning by candidates from both parties.
2. Region in crisis. The U.S. troop surge in Iraq reduced violence but has not led to political stability; tensions and military attacks grew between Turkey and the Kurds; the nuclear cat and mouse game continued with Iran; the Taliban is resurgent in Afghanistan; and instability grew in Pakistan-culminating this week with the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.
3. Israel-Palestine. As the internal Palestinian struggle between Hamas and Fatah continued and the violence between Israel and Hamas in Gaza intensified, the Bush administration convened an international peace conference. The president plans his first trip to the region in January.
4. Democratic Congress. Democrats assumed control of Congress in January with the first woman speaker of the House in U.S. history, but presidential vetoes and Republican opposition prevented the passage of most major legislation, including troop withdrawals from Iraq and children's health insurance. Congress did pass legislation increasing the minimum wage, expanding college aid, and reforming lobby and ethics rules.
5. Global warming. Awareness of the threat of global warming continued to grow in response to news coverage of the largest melting of the polar ice cap in history and Al Gore and the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change winning the Nobel Peace Prize. At a climate change treaty meeting in Bali, the U.S. refused to join other nations in pledging cuts in greenhouse gas emissions. On the religious front, the National Association of Evangelicals rebuffed James Dobson's attempt to silence their concern for global warming.
6. Darfur. Another year has gone by, the violence and death continue, and the United Nations still cannot secure an adequate peacekeeping force on the ground.
7. Death penalty. The Supreme Court's decision to hear a case involving the constitutionality of lethal injections led to a de facto nationwide moratorium on executions, while New Jersey became the first state to abolish capital punishment.
8. Immigration. Congress failed to pass comprehensive immigration reform legislation. This resulted in more raids, with state and local governments passing and enforcing repressive legislation and the growth of a church-based new sanctuary movement.
9. Guns. The U.S.'s love affair with guns continued despite mass shootings at Virginia Tech University (32 dead), an Omaha, Nebraska shopping mall (eight dead), the New Life Church in Colorado Springs and Youth With a Mission in Arvada, Colorado (four dead). All three gunmen also died. If recent trends continue, approximately 10,000 others were also murdered with firearms this year.
10. Muslim-Christian dialogue. One-hundred-thirty-eight Muslim clerics and scholars sent an open letter to the leaders of Christian churches, "A Common Word Between Us and You," proposing common ground on the shared values of loving God and loving neighbor. Hundreds of Christian leaders and scholars responded by welcoming the initiative.
Other stories of note included an uprising in Burma/Myanmar led by Buddhist monks; a growing mortgage crisis in the U.S.; the passing of Jerry Falwell; a growing split in the Anglican communion; new prime ministers in the U.K. (Gordon Brown) and Australia (Kevin Rudd). The Supreme Court upheld a ban on partial ban abortions; the "Jena 6" case highlighted continued racial injustice; "Scooter" Libby was convicted of lying to a grand jury; Karl Rove and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales resigned; the steroid scandal in Major League Baseball went public, the collapse of a bridge in the Twin Cities highlighted growing problems with America's infrastructure; controversy over torture and wiretapping continued; and North Korea closed and began disabling its only nuclear reactor producing weapons-grade plutonium.
For two views of the top 10 religious news stories of the year, see the Religious Newswriters Association and Christianity Today.
As we enter the New Year, continue to pray for our world as you read the news, remembering theologian Karl Barth's advice "to take your Bible and take your newspaper, and read both. But interpret newspapers from your Bible."
Duane Shank is the senior policy advisor for Sojourners - in addition to being our resident news digester.
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NEWPORT NEWS — — Taking care of all the little things adds up for Michele Vadnais.
Chosen Daily Press newspaper carrier of the year for Newport News, Vadnais said attention to detail works for her when serving her customers.
"It's not a difficult job," Vadnais said. "It's a job that takes a lot of care in order to do it well. You just have to have a lot of care with it, and you have to care about the customer service.


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NOMINATIONS are invited for health heroes who have gone the extra mile for their patients in the Bridgwater area.
Somerset Partnership NHS Foundation Trust wants to celebrate the inspiring and innovative work people see every day from their trust staff.
The organisation provides community health, mental health, learning disability and social care services to people of all ages.
The trust is now inviting patients, carers to nominate a staff member or a team for the Patients'
Choice Award and the Carers' Choice Award.
Edward Colgan, Chief Executive of Somerset Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, said: "I am eager to hear from members of the public, patients, and their carers who they think deserves to be recognised."
The nomination process is easily – just fill out a short from that you can download at:
The closing date for nominations is Friday, August 29.
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County Extension Homemakers Clubs Reorganizing
The Franklin County Extension Homemakers clubs are reorganizing and seeking
new members. The purpose of these clubs is to offer education, leadership, and
community service opportunities. Members in Extension Homemakers clubs will
participate in educational programs, enhance leadership skills, and increase self-esteem.
The following is a list of the Franklin County Extension Homemakers clubs, where and
when they meet:
- Vesta EH Club meets the first Tuesday of each month at 11:00 a.m. at the Vesta
Community Center in Vesta.
- Pleasant View Friendly Neighbors EH Club meets the second Wednesday of each
month at 1:00 p.m. at the Pleasant View RCI Building on Hwy 64.
- New Hope EH Club meets the third Thursday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at the
Cooperative Extension Office Meeting Room in Ozark.
- Domestic Diva's EH Club – Call the Cooperative Extension office at 479-667-
3720 for meeting dates & times.
Unit membership in these clubs and their program benefits are available to all
eligible persons regardless of race, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national
origin, religion, age, disability, marital or veteran status, genetic information. or any
other legally protected status, and is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
For more information about meetings, Extension Homemakers club membership
or program benefits, contact either of the Franklin County Cooperative Extension offices
located at 300 Airport Road in Ozark 479-667-3720 or Courthouse in Charleston 479-965-2272.


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Residents in Bradford on Avon are looking forward to a peaceful early night, after disruptive late-night roadworks were scaled back.
Maintenance contractor Atkins had been working on drains on Market Street since February 10 from 6.30pm to midnight six days a week, but following complaints the work now stops at 10.30pm.
Tessa Garwood and her husband David, of Market Street, were among those complaining of the late-night disruption. She said: "We were quite pleased about the change in the time, but why has it taken all this angst? I have had to put up with the noise.
"We do appreciate the job is quite complex, but I am a bit annoyed. We have all had to go to this much trouble, and look like we are being a bit of a pain in the neck."
Bradford on Avon South Councillor Ian Thorn joined residents for a meeting recently, and he said: "I think the residents are encouraged."


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A sobbing, heavy-hearted crowd turned out Tuesday to say goodbye to Kahla Lansing, the little girl whose disappearance united a town and whose death broke its heart.
A sobbing, heavy-hearted crowd turned out Tuesday to say goodbye to Kahla Lansing, the little girl whose disappearance united a town and whose death broke its heart.
"She was a friend to all, loved everyone, and everyone who knew her loved her," the Rev. Greg Gurney told more than 600 mourners who packed St. Anthony's Church for a memorial service. "And we as a community came to love her."
Hundreds of volunteers and police officers scoured the Spring Valley area after the 6- year-old vanished while roller- skating near her home Sept. 28. The search ended devastatingly Friday, when her body was found in an Iowa barn after a Michigan man reportedly confessed to her abduction and slaying.
Kahla was scheduled to be buried Tuesday, but her media-weary family decided to hold a private funeral Monday, and the tiny girl was laid to rest at Granville Cemetery.
Tuesday, the white church altar stood rimmed with flower baskets topped with strings of balloons in green and pink _ Kahla's favorite colors. The altar top, centered by a framed photo of Kahla, was covered with dolls, stuffed animals and other mementos of the girl's brief life.
"She wanted to be a princess when she grew up," Gurney said. "Or a ballerina, or an ice skater or an actress."
She also dreamed of becoming an architect to follow in the footsteps of her father, Robert Lansing, a carpenter who died in an auto wreck two years ago.
The crowd appeared composed until the St. Bede Academy choir sang the first song, "On Eagles' Wings. " During that song and several others, many mourners _ including adults in business suits, teen-agers in high school jackets and police officers in uniform _ wept
and swallowed hard.
Perhaps most touching were the dozens of small children in their Sunday best, softly crying and dabbing their eyes with tissues. Many parents mimicked Kahla's mother, Sue Ballerin, who in the front row cradled, rocked and kissed the girl's 5-year-old brother, Christopher.
Kahla's friends and family choked back tears as they took turns reading poems dedicated to the girl, including one that said in part, "Now you can run and play in God's heavenly playground. ... You're smiling down on us until we can see you again."
Gurney, pastor of the United Church of Christ, acknowledged that many local residents may harbor ill will toward Kahla's kidnapper and murderer.
Quoting Jesus, Gurney said, "If anyone should cause any of these young ones to stumble, it would be better for that person to have a large rock tied around his neck and be thrown into the sea."
Speaking for himself, Gurney added, "I guess, humanly speaking, some of us would like to see that happen."
However, Gurney joined Janelle Beltramini in urging the mourners to direct their anger toward a postive end.
"Let us commit ourselves to a society ... that will be safe for all of God's children," said a tearful Beltramini, director of child protection services for the Bureau County State's Attorney's
Gurney's wife, the Rev. Diane Gurney, quoted gospel and told the sad gathering that Kahla suffers no more.
"The Scripture assures us," she said, "that God has already wiped all the tears from her little eyes. "


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- A celebrity chef, a cooking competition and a women's health activist are driving home a health care message for African Americans this week – with an emphasis on healthy diets and exercise.
"Our mission is to get the African-American community to really own their own health," said Shannon Wilson, executive director of the Grand Rapids African American Health Institute.
Celebrity Chef Marvin Woods, who kicked off first lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move cooking series, will be featured Thursday at a gala marking the 10th anniversary for the institute. The TV show host and cookbook author is known for taking a healthy approach to low-country, or Southern cooking, as well as cuisine rooted in Africa, South America and the Caribbean.
"He's going to be so much fun to have here in West Michigan, because he has created his mission around making food healthy," Wilson said.
His appearance is one of several events sponsored by the institute, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Seeds of Promise as part of Let's Talk Health week. The goals are to improve access to health care for African Americans as well as emphasize healthy lifestyles, said Cle Jackson, a senior community liaison for Blue Cross.
"That means getting into your primary care physician and any other health care provider to get the necessary tests and yearly checkups in order not only to prevent illness, but also to manage conditions effectively, as well," Jackson said.
Nearly 40 percent of black men in Michigan die before age 65, Jackson said. Their average life span is seven years shorter than for white men.
"We really want to underscore prevention," Jackson said. "We want to highlight the importance of engaging in regular physical activity and incorporating more healthy food options into their daily diet."
That message is crucial for African Americans, he said because of the high number of people who are overweight or obese: 60 percent of black men and 78 percent of black women.
But, as the Real Men Cook2 competition shows, the goal is not to tell people not to enjoy good food, Wilson said.
"We want you to increase healthy options in your meals. It's all about portion control," she said. "That's a more pragmatic way to approach it, rather than telling people you can't have these things."
Byllye Avery, the founder of the Black Women's Health Imperative, will speak Tuesday morning about issues surrounding women's health.
"We know African American women are often the keepers of health in their community," Wilson said. "We have the ability to impact the health of men in our community, as well as children. And we are often the caregivers for our parents and the elderly."
Following is a list of this week's events. For more information, contact the Grand Rapids African American Health Institute or Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.
Tuesday – Byllye Avery, founder of the Black Women's Health Imperative, will speak at a GRAAHI breakfast, 8:30-10 a.m. To register, email email@example.com or call 616-331-5831.
• Grand Rapids Mayor George Heartwell will present a proclamation encouraging residents to celebrate and support the activities of Let's Talk Health week.
Thursday – Chef Marvin Woods, who kicked off Michelle Obama's Let's Move cooking series, will be features at a GRAAHI gala at 6:30 p.m. at the JW Marriott.
Friday – Real Men Cook2 and Eat Healthy, a cooking competition, will be held at Life Quest Ministries, 1050 Fisk St. SE. An information session on healthy eating and cooking competition will be 6-7:15 p.m., with cash prizes for the top three winners. A dinner with keynote speaker will be at 7:15 p.m.
Saturday – The 14th annual Charles R. Drew golf outing at Quail Ridge Golf Course will raise funds to promote men's health and health care parity and to provide scholarships for students.
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FD: Contest brings feel of old-fashioned Christmas in Palisade
It all started at a Palisade Olde Fashioned Christmas meeting last year when the vision of building the Gingerbread House Contest to one with many entries and categories came into being and into my hands.
A Gingerbread House Contest and Showcase just seemed to add the aroma and feel of a true old-fashioned holiday that takes you away from all the hustle and bustle.
So, off we set with last year's contest with hopes creating this into an event that adds to the memories of Christmas past, present and hopefully for many years to come.
Those who entered last year did just that. We were overwhelmed with the charm and beauty of the entries, not to mention the number of participants.
We interviewed last year's participants who shared their gingerbread memories, offering hints for first-time builders.
Frances Blackwelder won first place in adults category last year and was a "first time" gingerbread house builder.
Blackwelder, who works at Vista Engineering, used AutoCAD software to visualize her plans (yes, modern technology came into play for this centuries old tradition). Then she had her plans cut to scale on mylar.
Using her pocket cookbook's recipe for gingerbread, she began making what ended up being four batches of dough, one batch at a time.
Once the sections were cut and baked, she poured the sugar windows and allowed all the pieces to dry for several days.
The assembly also took several days, as she let each part dry after it was put together.
"Once my mountain lodge was assembled, it looked pretty drab before the decorating and addition of accessories" Blackwelder said.
If you're making a gingerbread house with the help of children, Blackwelder suggested putting the structure together one day, letting it dry and then let the children decorate as desired, allowing each layer to dry completely.
Blackwelder also wanted to remind those entering the contest all that everything has to be edible on gingerbread houses.
For the contest, gingerbread kits are allowed for children.
When asked how she decided to enter last year's contest, second-place winner in a children's category,
9-year-old Victoria Talbott said: "My grandfather came home with a kit and said we were entering and so we did, and it was really fun to make."
This year Victoria and her grandma Claire Talbott are going to make a gingerbread house from scratch.
Winner in her category last year, 17-year-old Jessica Lane, also used a kit, but it her a month to complete the house.
"I really had fun, couldn't believe I won, and I was especially proud of the first place ribbon," Jessica said.
She said it was sometimes hard to find the exact candy she wanted for decoration, but "it was also a great way to use up the leftover Halloween candy."
Last November, Anna Fasken, 15, had a Palisade High School geometry project assignment to build some type of farm. While her classmates used materials from craft stores, she decided to use gingerbread.
"I learned that making gingerbread houses take a lot of patience, and I had to make sure everything was to scale, incorporating the angles and principles of geometry that taught me a lot," Anna said.
"Something that helps when you are putting walls up is holding them there with canned food. Sounds crazy but it works better than sitting there and holding them till they dry."
Fasken got an A on the project.


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The elves and the shoemaker: Produced by Leigh Corra, Paul Gagne, Melissa Reilly ; directed by Leigh Corra. Originally produced c2004.
The talking eggs: A co-production of Michael Sporn Animation Inc. and WGBH Boston ; produced and directed by Michael Sporn. Originally produced c1992.
The three billy goats Gruff: Produced and directed for Weston Woods by Randy Brody. Originally produced c1991.
Lon Po Po: Produced by Paul R. Gagne, Melissa Reilly ; directed by Ed Mironiuk, Kris Tercek. Originally produced c2006.
Princess Furball: Produced by Paul Gagne & Morton Schindel ; directed by Melissa Reilly. Originally produced c1993.
|Narrators: Patrick Stewart, Danny Glover, B.D. Wong.
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|Recommended for ages 3 - 9.
|1 videodisc (approximately 87 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
|Rapunzel / retold and illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky ; (c1997) --
Elves and the shoemaker / retold and illustrated by Jim LaMarche ; (2003) --
Talking eggs / retold by Maxine Fisher ; directed by Michael Sporn ; (c1992) --
Three billy goats gruff / retold by P.C. Asbjornsen and J.E. Moe ; illustrated by Marcia Brown ; (c1957) --
Lon Po Po: a Red Riding Hood story from China / written and illustrated by Ed Young --
Princess Furball / retold by Charlott Huck ; illustrated by Anita Lobel ; (c1989).
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|Scholastic storybook treasures.
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|Treasury of 25 storybook classics, fairytales, magic -- and more
Rapunzel and more classic fairytales
|Scholastic ; compilation Weston Woods Studios, Inc.
Rapunzel is a girl with the very long, golden hair; A pair of elves secretly create an amazing pair of shoes for a poor but kindly shoemaker; When a young girl befriends a mysterious elderly woman, magical things begin to happen; Follow the adventures of billy goats named Gruff as they bravely hunt for fresh green grass to eat; Lon Po Po brings lessons about strangers, trust and courage; A king falls in love with a princess after she hides her identity under a coat made of a thousand furs.
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Don't miss out on a lower price on this hotel
Get an overview of this hotelModern hotel with pool, near King of Prussia Mall
Popular property highlights
Near Valley Forge Park
A 3-minute drive from King of Prussia, one of America's largest malls, Hyatt Place Philadelphia is also just 20 miles (32 km) from central Philadelphia and historic sights like Independence Hall. Valley Forge National Historical Park, with its network of hiking trails, is a 7-minute drive.
Indoor pool, 24-hour gym
Active travelers can hit the cardio machines in the 24-hour fitness center, and swim some laps of the indoor pool. Replenishing calories is easy with the free breakfast, which includes hot sandwiches, fresh fruit, and Starbucks Coffee®. Snacks and light meals are available around the clock.
Free WiFi and LCD TV
Guestrooms are spacious and comfortable, with a sofa bed in the living area for added flexibility. As well as surfing the Web via free WiFi, guests can hook up their laptop or mobile device to the 42-inch LCD TV. A mini-fridge and coffeemaker make it easy to stay refreshed.
Guest Highlights
- Proximity to shopping
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Guestroom size
Hyatt Place Philadelphia/ King of Prussia
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Hyatt Place Philadelphia/ King of Prussia provides a spa tub. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 1076 square feet (100 sq meters) include conference space. This King of Prussia hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, a sauna, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. An area shuttle within 5 mi and a shopping center shuttle are complimentary for guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hyatt Place Philadelphia/ King of Prussia is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 129
- Number of floors - 6
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Free shopping center shuttle
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 3
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
- Picnic area
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 100
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Tennis on site
- Free area shuttle
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 1075
- Free self parking
- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Children's pool
- Indoor pool
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Wired Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Wired Internet access (surcharge)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10.00 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD $75-175 per accommodation, per stay, plus a deposit of USD 75.00 per day
- Dogs and cats only
- 2 per room (up to 50 lb)
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
- Deposit: USD 100.00 per stay
Optional extras
- Pet deposit: USD 75.00 per day
- Pet fee: USD $75-175 per accommodation, per stay
- An early check-in fee will be charged
- A late check-out fee will be charged
- In-room microwave fee: USD 10.00 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Hyatt Place Philadelphia/ Hotel King Prussia
- Hyatt Place Philadelphia/ King Prussia
- King Prussia Philadelphia
- Philadelphia Hyatt Place
We should mention
Up to 2 children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property allows pets in smoking rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Emergency outages can happen at any time, and in most cases PWP restores service within 24 hours. But after a major disaster, some customers may not have water or power service for days or even weeks. Be sure you are prepared to be without electricity or tap water for an extended period of time. Below is some key information to help you be prepared both in your home and at your work. Depending on the severity of the situation, call our water (626) 744-4138 or power emergency lines (626) 744-4673 to report an outage.
Outage Management System- Registered customers can receive an automated call from PWP to inform them that their power is out and when they can expect to have it restored. Customers can register by visiting the OMS page or calling (626) 744-4005.
Customer Service Center App- Customers can use their handheld smart device or computer to notify and send pictures to PWP about electric-related problems, such as, a downed power line, a Mylar balloon in overhead wire, or other issues.
Guide to Generators- In the event of an outage, provide power to your essential household appliances with the use of a generator. PWP has created a guide with some useful information to determine if a generator is right for you.
Medical Assistance Program - Do you rely on a plug-in medical device? If so, it is important that PWP is aware so that we can coordinate with public safety for emergency-related response efforts.
Outage Map- The Outage Map is allows you to visually see where an outage is occurring and provides the estimated time of restoration, if available.
Fraud Protection - Criminals have been known to use various scams to steal bill payments and identity information from utility customers. Learn more about how to protect yourself from potential scammers.
Note: If you have or are considering using a portable generator have a licensed electrician do any wiring needed to connect the generator to electric circuits. Read and understand the manufacturer's instructions before your generator is connected to your electrical circuits. Do not connect the output of your generator directly to your house wiring or service panel. This can create electrical backfeed to the PWP distribution system and put field service crews in jeopardy of receiving severe or fatal electric shocks. If you have an electric generator that is, or can be, connected to your electrical wiring, immediately notify PWP of its location.
PWP Emergency and Safety Information
PWP Guide to Generators (PDF)
Complete Disaster Preparedness/Safety Guidelines from Pasadena Fire
Pasadena Emergency Response Training (PERT) for families/neighbors of 20 or more
Sand Bags - For properties with the potential for mudslides, free sandbags and sand may be available at Fire Station 37, 3430 E. Foothill Blvd; and Fire Station 38, 1150 Linda Vista Ave. Call (626) 744-4675 to ask about availability.
Business Continuity Plan Templates from Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA)
Business Continuity Online Workshops from U.S. Small Business Administration
Readiness Assessment Tools from American Red Cross
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The final Hamilton Bulldogs decision will involve goaltending. Cedrick Desjardins is expected to be number one after returning to the Canadiens organization as an unrestricted free agent. Czech-born/Swiss citizen Robert Mayer has been a backup in Hamilton the last two seasons after starting his professional career in Cincinnati. Peter Delmas has spent most of the last two seasons with Wheeling in the ECHL.
From the Canadiens Publicity Department
HAMILTON, ON – Montreal Canadiens and Hamilton Bulldogs General Manager Marc Bergevin announced today that the Club has released defencemen Étienne Boutet, Antoine Corbin and Kevin Gagne and forward Stephen MacAulay. Boutet will return to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's Rimouski Oceanic, Corbin to the Western Hockey League's Prince Albert Raiders and Gagne and MacAulay to the QMJHL's Saint John Sea Dogs. 24 players now remain on the Hamilton Bulldogs training camp roster.
The 'Dogs will wrap-up training camp with practices at Wave Twin Rinks, located at 1179 Northside Road in Burlington, Ontario, on Thursday, October 11th at 10:00 am and on Friday, October 12th at 10:00 a.m.


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FROM: PAUL SWATSENBARG, Deputy Administrator
Division of Medicaid
Effective August 1, 2001, Medicaid will allow for Physician's to bill for Locum Tenens and Reciprocal billing arrangements using the following guidelines:
Locum Tenens/Reciprocal billing. The practice for physicians to retain substitute physicians to take over their professional practices when the regular physicians are absent for reasons such as: illness, pregnancy, vacation, or continuing medical education, and for the regular physician to bill and receive payment for the substitute physician's services as though he/she performed them. These substitute physicians are generally called, "locum tenens" physicians.
Locum Tenens occurs when the substitute physician covers the regular physician during absences not to exceed a period of 90 continuous days.
Reciprocal Billing occurs when substitute physicians cover the regular physician during absences and or on an on-call basis not to exceed a period of 14 continuous days.
Procedure For Locum Tenens and Reciprocal Billing Claims.
In reimbursement for Locum Tenens/Reciprocal Billing the patient's regular physician may submit the claim and receive payment for covered Medicaid services (including emergency visits and related services) provided by a locum tenens physician who is not an employee of the regular physician. Services for patients are not restricted to the regular physician's office. Services are reimbursable if:
1. The regular physician is unavailable to provide the services.
2. The Medicaid patient has arranged or seeks to receive services from the regular physician.
3. The regular physician pays the locum tenens for his/her services on a per diem or similar fee-for-time basis.
4. The substitute physician does not provide the services to Medicaid patients over a continuous period of longer than 90 days for Locum Tenens and over a continuous period of 14 days for Reciprocal Billing.
5. The regular physician identifies the services as substitute physician services meeting the requirements of this section by appending the appropriate modifier:
Q6 (service furnished by a locum tenens physician) to the end of the procedure code,
Q5 (service furnished by a substitute physician under a reciprocal billing arrangement) to the end of the procedure code.
6. The regular physician must keep on file a record of each service provided by the substitute physician, associated with the substitute physician's UPIN, and make this record available to the Department upon request.
7. If the only substitution services a physician performs in connection with an operation are post-operative services furnished during the period covered by the global fee, those services should not be reported separately on the claim as substitution services.
8. A physician may have locum tenens/reciprocal billing arrangements with more than one physician. The arrangements need not be in writing.
Questions regarding this Information Release should be directed to Esther Ussing, R.N. at (208) 364-1835 or (208) 334-5795. Thank you for your continued participation in the Idaho Medicaid Program.


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Sa Plana Petit Hotel Majorca, Situated in Mallorca's Tramuntana Mountains, Sa Plana Petit Hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool surrounded by attractive gardens and olive trees. Each air-conditioned room offers wonderful sea or mountain views. Petit Hotel Sa Plana's spacious rooms feature hardwood flooring and rustic-style design. All rooms have a sofa and a private bathroom with hairdryer and bathrobes. Some rooms offer free Wi-Fi. A typical Mallorcan breakfast is served daily in the Sa Plana's dining room. You can enjoy meals and drinks on the terrace, which also has barbecue facilities. The Sa Plana Hotel is only 1.5 km from Cala Estellencs Beach, while the beautiful Estellencs Valley is ideal for walking. Staff at the hotel's 24-hour reception can provide information about the area, and free private parking is offered on site. (Sa Plana Petit Hotel Majorca hotels booking).


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GOP races should add sizzle to Weld primary election as ballots go out Monday
June 3, 2014
Ballots for the 2014 primary election on June 24 will begin going out in the mail Monday, and there should be a lot of interest when it comes to the Republican ballot.
While the Democrats in Weld County won't have any races to mull over, the Republican ballot in Weld has a lot of sizzle. Three of the four candidates — Barbara Kirkmeyer, Scott Renfroe and Ken Buck — in the 4th Congressional District race hail from Weld. In addition to the 4th CD race, the Weld sheriff's race between Keith Olson and Steve Reams, the Weld commissioner at-large race between Steve Moreno and Lyle Achziger, the Colorado House District 63 race between Lori Saine and Bruce Sparrow and the Weld clerk and recorder race between Tony Trevino and Carly Koppes should create decent GOP voter turnout in Weld County.
"Being that we do have a number of primaries between the sheriff, commissioner race, clerk's race and the CD4, with three candidates from Weld County running out of the four, I don't know what the turnout will be for Republicans," said Moreno, the Weld County clerk and recorder, who is running for county commissioner.
According to the Weld County Clerk and Recorder's Office, the primary election will be conducted as a mail ballot election. To participate, a voter must be affiliated with the American Constitution, Democratic or Republican Party. Unaffiliated voters may affiliate at any time before and through June 24 to participate in the primary election. Go to http://www.govotecolorado.com to verify if you are registered to vote.
Rudy Santos, Weld County elections manager, said there are 136,717 active voters in Weld — 32,775 Democrats, 52,806 Republicans, 49,523 unaffiliateds and 1,613 voters from other parties.
In the 2012 primary election, there were 103,022 voters including 24,289 Democrats, 43,897 Republicans and 34,043 unaffiliateds meaning the unaffiliateds gained the most support by an increase of more than 15,000 voters in the past two years.
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As far as those who actually voted in the 2012 primary election in Weld, the Weld Clerk and Recorder's Office said 15,331 Republicans and 5,547 Democrats cast ballots.
Moreno said it's hard to predict the turnout this time since it's a mid-term election and is not as emotional with the voters as if it were a presidential election.
"I've been out knocking on doors myself personally for my campaign, and I think some of the voters really are not aware that we're going to have a primary this June," Moreno said. "In the past, Colorado primaries used to be in August, but they changed that a couple of years ago so having primaries now in June is a little bit different. They're a lot sooner than what voters are normally used to seeing, but it's not the first time. It's hard to say. Are we going to have a 30 or 35 percent turnout? If I was to guess at this point right now from what I know and what I've seen, my expectation is that we're going to see about a 35 percent turnout."


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Having fun and feeling good about yourself has never been easier than it will be tonight at the Colorado National Speedway, 4281 Weld County Road 10 in Erie, when the Shining Stars Celebrity Challenge revs up starting at 4 p.m. Benefiting the Shining Stars Foundation which provides fun programs for kids with life-threatening diseases the competition consists of more than a dozen races, including a truck race, a "different kind" of rally race and a ten-lap celebrity race with six media personalities tearing up the track in Legend Cars.
According to Ryanne Haditsch, executive assistant for the Shining Stars Foundation, "I think the combination of race cars, fireworks and celebrities is enough to keep any kid interested. Plus, the racing crowd is one we haven't touched yet. This is the perfect opportunity to spread the word and raise awareness for childhood cancer and life-threatening disease." Tickets are $10; for more information, race over to www.shiningstarsfoundation.com.
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My challenge to FTF.
I challenge every single supporting member and member of FTF to make a video of a women properly handling and shooting a pistol, rifle, or shotgun. You pick what you want her to shoot.
Then I want everyone to post it on youtube. I want up to do this so maybe one day we can overtake the stupid douchetastic douche bags of youtube that are posting videos of girls getting hurt or doing things wrong.
This is my challenge to all members of FTF.
Are you up to the challenge?
Cane I expect at least 6 or 7 different videos from you man.
It would sound good IF I had the means to do it. The closest thing we have is an el cheapo camera for still pictures.
Bear I don't know your income level. But you can get small Hi Def video cameras at Best Buy for $80.
I have the camera, but no female shooter.
I have the female shooter, but why the hell would I tape her and post it on YouTube? Who on earth wants their loved female member of the family all over the internet? Oh wait, there are no sick people out there...:rolleyes:
I challenge everyone to never post traceable images on the internet if you love the subject of the images...
Yeah I just wonder what TYPE of people would look at that too!!!
Besides, the GF I'm seeing now already had a wall eyed slobbering fit that I even posted my target rifle on the internet.
I also know that if I posted any likeness of her on any internet site she most likely would cut my you know what off whilst I were sleeping and shove it up my you where.
I think it is a good idea to make sure that our women are being safe and know how to handle what they are shooting Good Idea:)
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Download Car Town Streets iPhone iPad iOS
Cie Games , the publisher behind many iOS games (Racing Rivals ,Car Town Streets), brings Car Town Streets with a number of new features along with the usual bug fixes. Car Town Streets games has been update to version 1.1.2 with several major changes and improvements. Games release that improves performance, provides several new options.
Overall Satisfaction67
Great game need better ways of earning cash.
Game needs a major overhaul and new racing system.
Hands down an amazing game and very fun.
Amazing game but crashes toooo much it's unbelievable fix it.
This game is awesome and one of my favorite games on my iPhone.
Was my favorite game now I hate it.
This game is cool for car lovers of ANY age.
I recommend this game to anyone who loves cars.
Until this problem is fixed I wouldn't recommend this game to anyone.
Allow To Buy More Car Build Garages.
It needs more cars.
Well this game is the best game I have ever played on my iPod.
This is the worst game i have ever played.
Fun & Engaging73
Awesome game just got AWESOMER with the new update.
Without the crashes it is an awesome game.
It is a really fun and addicting game.
Make the game more exclusive to exotic vehicles.
To all it's an addictive game for the most part.
Addictive game but ruined with the update.
It's a nice little game to play.
Allow To Buy More Car Build Garages.
It needs more cars.
Otherwise it's a great game and I play it every day.
I play it every day and have 4 race cars.
Value for Money25
Replay Value39
Production Values74
cool graphics and the cars are awesome.
Very cool graphics and fun to play.
The graphics and gameplay are amazing.
Cool graphics and gameplay.
Ease of Use92
Easy and simple fun.
It's simple fun.
Simple and addicting.
cost to much for everything.
To many people can attack u a once.
Updates & Support59
Very fun game that's better than the Facebook version.
Need to make it more like the Facebook version.
Love this app looking for that Nissan gtr skyline r34. found in 6 reviews
i thought the Toyota Supra was faster than the Nissan370Z. found in 4 reviews
Much better then any other game I've played to pass time. found in 30 reviews
new wheels and Car repair and plug in hybrid station. found in 5 reviews
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I guess fashioned after cars the movie good for all ages. found in 4 reviews
Very fun addicting game. found in 7 reviews
The graphics and gameplay are amazing. found in 4 reviews
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I originally got app for my 4 year old son. found in 6 reviews
I play it everyday in the morning and after school. found in 6 reviews
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To all it's an addictive game for the most part. found in 25 reviews
it's a must try for car fans. found in 4 reviews
Lots to do and great for passionate and casual car enthusiasts. found in 5 reviews
Love the game tho. found in 4 reviews
wish there wasn't game freezes and hash tag crashes though. found in 15 reviews
It just gets boring while you wait to level up. found in 19 reviews
Could be a great game but there are a few things skrewed up with it. found in 4 reviews
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This game needs a update for not crashing anymors. found in 50 reviews
Also the game keeps crashing every time I click on the garage. found in 23 reviews
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the crashing problem defenitaly needs to be addressed. found in 8 reviews
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but you need to spend real money to get the shields. found in 52 reviews
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& when it works there's no way to earn cash on any level up. found in 61 reviews
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People often use search engines as navigation tools. They repeatedly type in queries on Google, Live Search or Yahoo that take them from keywords such as "Amazon.com" to the URL. The more searches that are done, the more pay-per-click (PPC) and display ads are served up.
Sometimes the ecommerce transaction or information queries can turn into multi-minute, multi-page, high-single-digit searches that begin as a keyword or phrase and turn into long, drawn-out processes, according to Stefan Weitz, Microsoft's director of Live Search. "Search can reduce the overall time to task," he said. "It should help people make decisions faster and smarter."
Microsoft Live has added several search features such as "related queries." The results appear on the right rail. The tool returns results that Live Search thinks are related. Another tool, Opinion Index, crawls Web sites, collecting opinions and reviews. The comments are aggregated, placed into categories and divided by sentiment, so searchers can read opinions in comments made about products, services and companies that have been posted across the Web. The tool also notes the number of positive and negative remarks.
For ecommerce sites, the Live Search team is developing ways to help consumers validate buying decisions. One site, recently acquired by Microsoft and supported by Microsoft Live Search, relies on analytics. Seattle-based Farecast aggregates cost and stats across airline sites to predict whether prices on specific fares will increase or decrease within a predetermined length of time.
Weitz said these examples support Microsoft Live Search's view that "search is more than a keyword to a URL," and that Microsoft plans to remain in search to compete. Recognizing that search is a long-term commitment, he said "we're looking for ways for people to reduce the time it takes to search for something."
But with streamlined searches comes less opportunity for advertisers to make an impression on searchers. Although Weitz declined to comment on potential affects to advertisers, David Berkowitz-- director of emerging media and client strategy at 360i, New York--said it has been a topic for discussions that has been floating through the industry for years.
"Streamlining search means there will be fewer ad impressions for every search session, so there are fewer opportunities to reach consumers during the search process, but it also means the ads must be more meaningful each time they engage with consumers," Berkowitz said.


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Allied prosecutors charged today at the international war crimes trial here that of the 140,000 Dutch Jews deported while Arthur Seyss-Inquart was acting as German Commissioner in the Netherlands, 117,000 of the deportees died in the notorious Oswiecim gas chambers.
In presenting its case against Seyss-Inquart the prosecution listed numerous anti-Jewish measures issued by the defendant in the Netherlands and in Poland, where he served as acting vice-governor. The prosecution queued the defendant as telling a Dutch meeting: "We'll boat Jews wherever we meet them and these joining them must boar the consequences."
Another defendant, Baldur von Schirach, Nazi youth leader, was charged by the prosecution with responsibility of deporting 60,000 Viennese Jews to Poland upon the orders of Deputy Fuchrer Martin Bermann, who is being tried in absentia. Capt. Drexel Sprocher, American assistant prosecutor, read to the court von Schirach's own statement that as Nazi district leader he had driven "tens of thousands upon tens of thousands of Jews into the ghetto of the East."
The prosecution also introduced evidence of the numerous anti-Jewish measures drafted by Wilholm Frisk, another defendant. The evidence showed that daring Frick's tenure in Prague many thousands of Czechoslovak Jews were departed to the Oswiecim gas chambers.


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Speak with Ken'zigla at the Malaka'jin.
He was stationed at Camp Taurajo, where we've been trying to weed out the quilboar. He led a few grunts to one of their camps, where he was hurt bad. The others made it back and tried to rescue him. He was in bad shape, his wounds festered, so they were afraid to move him without patching him up first.
They sent a message here, requesting a healing draught from the trolls at the Malaka'jin at the base of the Stonetalon Mountains. We sent someone to get it, but they haven't returned yet.


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Note: The Russian chart component of this product has been replaced and updated by Sea Ice Charts of the Russian Arctic in Gridded Format, 1933-2006, and the U.S chart component by National Ice Center Arctic Sea Ice Charts and Climatologies in Gridded Format.
The Environmental Working Group (EWG) was established in June 1995 under the framework of the U.S.-Russian Joint Commission on Economic and Technological Cooperation. In January 1996, the EWG Arctic Climatology Group took on the task of compiling digital data on arctic regions to expand scientific understanding of the Arctic. This work resulted in a set of three atlases on CD-ROM. One for Arctic oceanography, one for sea ice (this atlas), and one for meteorology.
U.S. and Russian partners developed the EWG Joint U.S.-Russian Arctic Sea Ice Atlas. The U.S. Navy submarine and Meteorology and Oceanography (METOC) community strongly supported this project. The U.S. Arctic Submarine Laboratory and the National Ice Center (NIC)/Naval Ice Center (NAVICE)--a joint agency supported by the U.S. Navy, NOAA, and the U.S. Coast Guard--prepared the data. The Russian Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI) in St. Petersburg contributed sea ice data and analyses. The Environmental Research Institute in Michigan designed and compiled the CD-ROM and served as managing editor of the project.
NSIDC prepared this overview of the Atlas based on the complete documentation available on the Atlas CD-ROM. Please refer to the User Notes and Frequently Asked Questions for important information on working with the atlas.
Please cite this data product as follows:
Arctic Climatology Project. 2000. Environmental Working Group joint U.S.-Russian sea ice atlas. Edited by F. Tanis and V. Smolyanitsky. Ann Arbor, MI: Environmental Research Institute of Michigan in association with the National Snow and Ice Data Center. http://dx.doi.org/10.7265/N5C82766
Fred Tanis
Environmental Research Institute of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Vasily Smolyanitsky
Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute
38 Bering St., St. Petersburg, 199397
The EWG project goals were to use all available data, including previously restricted information, to improve understanding of arctic climatology; to use this information to validate General Circulation Models (GCMs); and to improve predictions of ocean pollution transport at high latitudes.
The EWG Subgroup for Arctic Climatology worked to digitize and assemble a significant portion of the Russian hydrographic, sea ice, and meteorological data resources for the Arctic Basin and marginal seas; develop an atlas containing primary data and derived products; and to pursue scientific analysis of climatic forecasting and risk assessment.
The U.S.-Russian Joint Commission on Economic and Technological Cooperation initiated the EWG as part of a commitment in the U.S. and Russia to combine scientific strengths and previously restricted environmental data resources. A team of Russian and U.S. scientists, working together under the EWG, signed a protocol in St. Petersburg on 29 November 1995 to develop the oceanography, sea ice, and meteorology atlases. The EWG released oceanography atlases for winter and summer on 15 March 1997 and 15 March 1998, respectively. The EWG released this sea ice atlas and a meteorology atlas in October 2000 as a joint U.S.-Russian effort. The combined EWG Arctic Ocean data sets allow scientists to investigate many aspects of the Arctic that were previously inaccessible, particularly the heat balance and circulation of the complex arctic climate system. The sea ice atlas is based on individual observations collected from 1950 to 1994 from Russian satellite data, ice stations, ice breakers, and airborne ice surveys. Developers also used U.S. satellite observations, airborne surveys, and declassified U.S. Navy submarine Upward Looking Sonar (ULS) data in the construction of this atlas. Particular data sources included operational ice charts from the U.S. National Ice Center (NIC) and the Russian Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI); ice drift products from the International Arctic Buoy Program (IABP); and sea ice draft products from the U.S. Navy Arctic Submarine Laboratory.
Please refer to the User Notes and Frequently Asked Questions for important information on working with the atlas.
The sea ice atlas provides a historical record of sea ice charts from both Russian and U.S. sources from 1950 to 1994. It provides coverage for all of the Arctic Ocean and adjacent regions poleward from 45 degrees north latitude. U.S. and Russian researchers developed a large database of historic thematic sea ice concentration charts. The Russian charts are based on a ten-day period of observation; the U.S. charts are based upon a seven-day period. The original charts are available in the atlas as both color maps and digital binary files. Monthly ice chart statistics are provided for each five-year period and the entire period of record. The atlas also contains a monthly sea ice climatology of median ice concentration and the number of years of occurrence. The latter climatology was derived from a combined set of unclassified seven-day sea ice charts and classified sea ice data from 1972 through 1990. Both nations digitized historical sea ice charts from paper records as part of the atlas effort. The atlas contains ice chart data in World Meteorological Organization (WMO) SIGRID format with detailed ice code descriptors for individual ice types and stages of ice development. Ice chart data are also available in the NSIDC EASE-Grid format with selected composite ice types and ice concentrations on a standardized grid and graphical chart.
The atlas also contains formerly classified ULS ice draft profile data collected by U.S. Navy submarines from 1977 to 1993. Developers processed these data to provide both track segments of detailed ice draft profiles and statistics, including probability density and cumulative distribution functions. The atlas provides over 200 individual track segments. See also the NSIDC data set, Submarine Upward Looking Sonar Ice Draft Profile Data and Statistics. Note that ice draft statistics on the EWG Atlas may differ from those in the aforementioned data set, due to differences in processing methods. See User Notes for more information.
Finally, the atlas contains monthly ice motion fields for a 45-year period from a combined Russian and U.S. ice drift data set assembled from ice station, ice buoy, and ice breaker data.
The first three sections are on Disc 1 of the CD-ROM set (or the Disc 1 directory on the FTP site). Section 4, "Sea Ice Data Sets," is divided between Disc 1 and Disc 2. See the "Atlas Site Map" for an overview of the directory structure on both CD-ROMs. See the help file and Frequently Asked Questions for important information on working with the atlas.
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PARIS (Jun. 10)
Foreign Affairs Commission of the French National Council, upper legislative "body, today adopted by a vote of 12 to zero, with three abstentions, a motion asking the French Government to recognize the state of Israel.
Meanwhile, a dispatch from French Morocco reported today that the number of Jews killed in Monday's pogrom in Djerada has risen from 37 to 41. The same report said that the National Moroccan party, Sitiquial, issued a statement appealing to all Jews and Moslems in the country to "stay calm." The Moslems were urged in this statement to heed the Sultan's plea for restraint, while the Jews were advised not to permit themselves "to "be provoked "by Zionist propaganda."


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Members of the Calne Diving Club need a new home for their 21ft motor boat so they can take it on regular trips locally and to the South Coast.
The rib inflatable motor boat has been stored at a farm in Lyneham for more than a year, but this location makes it difficult to take back and forth to diving sessions.
Last year the group, which trains at the Calne Leisure Centre every week, only used the boat five times despite the fact it pays to store it.
Open water instructor John Dodsworth, who has been club chairman for five years, said in the past they had used the boat to visit a submarine wreck near Chesil Beach and a Second World War wreck sunk by a torpedo in Lyme Regis.
Mr Dodsworth said they were looking for a space to keep the boat between Calne and Melksham, where most of the club's members were based.
He said: "It's in the wrong direction – we have to go to Lyneham before we take it back to the coast and it's not near to anybody in the club.
"It was only a temporary thing, the gent who owns the land said I could keep it there for a couple of months and that was a year ago.
"It's visible from the road so it's not an ideal place and it's also quite expensive.
"A corner of a farmer's field would be fine to us if we could get to and from it. The ideal thing would be in a barn out of the elements but that's not a priority really.
"We want to get use out of it. It's an expensive piece of kit to sit around all year."
The club helps members to achieve the CMAS, a globally recognised diving qualification. In the past it offered courses on driving the boat, chart work and navigation.
The boat is equipped with side imaging sonar that allows divers to see a 3D picture of the sea bed. It is fully insured by the club and sits permanently on a trailer so it can be moved easily.
Mr Dodsworth, who is hoping to take the boat out in March, said he wanted to find a space for it by then.
He said: "Anyone who is able to help us out would be welcome to come out on the boat with us. It shouldn't be any hassle to them. We don't want to be constantly causing trouble for anyone.
"We've got a good reputation for being a nice bunch of friendly people."
If you can help the club, ring 07769 874884.


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Camera straps serve an important role in your shooting life. It protects your camera and distributes the weight, making shooting and looking for shots all the more convenient. One problem you may find though, is that stock straps that came with your camera look ordinary. To remedy this, we're focusing on DIY straps in this week's edition of Taking Back Tipsters!
DIY Camera Strap Using a Leather Belt! by cruzron
You can use a thick, leather belt as a camera strap that's built to last. Bonus points go to you if your belt has those ornate carvings and designs!
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Want colorful straps to go with your colorful plastic cameras? Use a scarf!
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Dainty is an understatement with this particular camera strap tipster. You can follow the instructions to the letter, or change a few things in order for it to suit you!
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North Vancouver woman recovering after getting attacked by a bear in her own home
A North Vancouver woman is recovering from injuries after being attacked by a black bear in her own home.
RCMP and BC conservation officers were called to the home on St Ives Crescent after receiving reports about a black bear that had walked into a house.
It's believed the woman may have been clawed by the animal, but she managed to scare it off before crews arrived.
She is now recovering from her injuries.
The bear was later found, tranquilized and taken away from the area.
Conservation officers say the incident should serve as another reminder to homeowners to keep their garbage locked up.


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I like ...
the Facebook Song:
Social Media:
A Short Song of the Internet
by Betsy Horvath
On Facebook I stare at my wall
and wonder if I know you all.
I go to Twitter, thence to tweet
of what I wear and what I eat.
I think I'll grab a book or two,
then head to Goodreads to review.
My blog post page is blank and white
I've not a clue of what to write.
I'll visit other blogs instead
and comment there on what was said.
Then check on my email accounts
(between the five I tend to bounce).
Social media is good, it's true
To keep in touch with all of you.
But writing I have nothing done
Except the poem I have just spun.
So I guess I'd better go turn the internet off now.
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
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How To Add Each Blog Post in Separate box
- Go To Blogger.com
- Sign in There and Go To Blogger Dashboard
- There Click on Template
- Then Click On Customize
- After that Click On Advanced Option
- And Then Select CSS(i.e Add CSS)
- Now Copy the below Code and paste it over there.
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border: 2px solid #000000;
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border: 2px solid #FF0000;
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Rating: 4.5
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Mint Monochrome Mode
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Different ways to wear Converse: Guest Post
Today I'd like to introduce to you a very talented writer who would be doing a Guest Post on my Blog~ Jenny Crompton. She has written such a beautiful, fun and innovative post which I'm sure you'll love as much as I did :)
By Jenny Crompton
At the beach
What say people? Did you like reading the post? Let us know :)
Also, Google Reader is going and GFC might go too :( so please follow my blog on Bloglovin :)
Let me know when you do, I'll follow you back!
Have a great week!
Monday, June 17, 2013
(Long cardigan: ebay, Boots: topshop, white crop top: h&m, belt: charity shop, sunglasses: car boot, bracelets: car boot)
Oh hey guys, forgot you were there (kidding, how could I ever forget you guys?!) sorry its been so long, been working like crazy in order to pay for my very expensive summer, anyone else find their summer way more expensive than planned? Not ideal is it?
Okay lets talk about this outfit. This is a deffo 'Me' outfit. I don't know if you guys have particularly noticed, but I like to experiment with different looks and outfits and try new things out and sometimes I love them and sometimes they are just not 'me' enough and I end up not wearing it again. I put this outfit on today, looked in the mirror and said to myself 'this is such a me outfit' , the combination of stacked on silver jewellery and the flowy long tie dye cardi just makes me feel on top of the world… Okay I'm rambling and probably not making a lot of sense but for those of you that don't understand I'm basically trying to say that I am head over heels for this outfit and will most definitely be wearing it all week. and weekend. maybe whole month?
okay its late, I must sleep before I talk about more crap.
Big love to you beautiful readers, love you to the moon and back <3 x
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
A Tulle Tale
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Friday, June 7, 2013
Palm Life
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If you follow me on instagram then you would have seen this combo that I wore to a festival that I went to a couple weekends back. I bought this motel twosie about 3 months ago when it was obviously no wear near warm enough to wear it but it was cheap and I knew I would get wear out of it in the summer. This, for me is a perfect festival outfit as its comfy to dance in, keeps you cool and the fringe on the jacket is so funky and you can twirl about in it (obviously I was twirling all the way round the festival).
I have wanted a fringe leather jacket for aaaaaages and then everyone got them which kind of put me off a bit but I think this white one is quite unique it's a great alternative to the plain old black leather jacket which im sure a lot of you are sick of seeing on my blog.
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Jennifer Aniston will be taking Justin Theroux's name
Look, making fun of Jennifer Aniston is so passe, but we really don't care about her pending wedding to Justin Theroux. So sure, we could rip on her or provide details on the ceremony, but instead we're gonna focus on the fact she's changing her name. That'll show that Brad Pitt.
"She plans on privately changing her name to Theroux," a source told People, according to HollywoodLife.com. "She like the way it sounds and jokes that (Jennifer Theroux) sounds very posh. They really seem to have perfect chemistry, like they complete each other. There's a perfect balance."
The Juice* dates back long enough to actually recall when she was known as Jennifer Pitt, which was never except in a legal sense. It might make sense for him to go by Justin Aniston, because it's a lot better than having a name where we can't recall what he's been in without looking it up.


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This in from Chris Whitehouse, in his own words. Ed
Two pupils of St Saviour's RC Primary School, Totland, enjoyed a night out in Westminster last week (30th January) that they will never forget.
Oliver Carey and Callum Millar, both aged 9, attended the Investiture of former Government Minister and Strictly Come Dancing star, Rt Hon Ann Widdecombe, as a Dame of the Papal Order of St Gregory.
A chance to meet senior politicians
The boys spent time chatting both to Ms Widdecombe and to former Prime Minister, Sir John Major, who was one of many senior politicians attending the event along with several Cabinet Ministers and Members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
The Investiture was held in the State Apartments of the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow MP, following a private mass in the Crypt Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in the Palace of Westminster. The mass was celebrated by His Eminence the Cardinal Emeritus of Westminster, Cormac Murphy O'Connor, and several other prominent Catholic priests. Oliver and Callum were the altar-servers at the Mass.
"A fantastic evening"
Speaking last week, Oliver said, "It was a fantastic evening. We took our altar-servers' robes all the way to the Palace of Westminster from Totland and were really pleased to be taking part in the mass. There was a great party afterwards in the Speaker's house and we were asked to be in all the photographs with Ann Widdecombe and the other politicians. Ann's not at all scary in real life!"
Callum added, "Sir John Major was really nice to meet. I never thought I would get to meet such famous people. The Speakers State Apartments are enormous; we had a tour of all the rooms and I have never seen such a huge bed. But it was the Mass itself that was the best bit. We were right at the front serving at the altar with Cardinal Cormac."
"They fulfilled their duties with reverence and efficiency"
Ann Widdecombe, who was awarded the Papal honour in recognition of her lifetime of public service, thanked the boys for their contribution to the ceremonies saying: "Callum and Oliver did a fantastic job. They looked truly angelic in their white robes and fulfilled their duties with reverence and efficiency."
Paula Carey, Oliver's mother, says: "The boys were absolutely exhausted by the time we got back to the Island, but it was a real privilege for them to have been part of such a significant occasion. They will treasure the memories for their whole lives."
The events were organised by Chris Whitehouse, a candidate for the Newport West Ward in next year's elections to the Isle of Wight Council, who is a longstanding personal friend of Ann Widdecombe and who was himself awarded a Papal Knighthood by the previous Pope, John Paul II, ten years ago.
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Commitment Q&A with UConn's Stephen Thulin
by Mike McMahon/Staff Writer
The latest in our Commitment Q&A series is UConn goalie recruit Stephen Thulin who committed to the Huskies earlier this month. The North Reading, Mass. native has been playing with the Connecticut Yankees of the USPHL this season.
CHN: What made UConn the place for you over some other schools you were looking at?
Thulin: "I knew that UConn was the place for me over the other schools I was interested in because of the positive coaches, beautiful campus, and where the hockey program is headed. I really liked the thought of being a part of the inaugural Hockey East season for UConn."
CHN: How would you describe your style? Is there an NHL goalie you try to model your game after?
Thulin: "I would describe my style as a hybrid goaltender, which is a combination of butterly and standing saves. I usually rely on my technique and size to make saves while depending on my skating and athleticism to bail me out. I try to model my game after two NHL goalies, Jonathan Quick and Tuukka Rask. I admire Quick's athleticism and his compete level and I really enjoy watching Rask's technique and skating ability."
CHN: Had you taken visits at any other schools?
Thulin: "I had taken multiple visits to other schools but nothing compared to UConn. I really fell in love with the campus and the fact that they are building a new rink is a huge plus."
CHN: A lot of goalies I've talked to always have an interesting story on how they became a goalie. How did you decide to become a goaltender?
Thulin: "When I was three I first started skating and became a defenseman as soon as I could join a team. As soon as I turned twelve, I played in my first game as a goalie. The only goalie on my travel team was sick and so they needed someone to fill in. I always thought the equipment looked cool and so I strapped on the pads. I kept nagging my parents to buy me my own set of pads and they finally gave in. In order to make up for my late start as a goalie, I started to take goalie lessons and kept working hard. All of the lessons and the many years of junior hockey paid off."
CHN: I'm sure you're excited about being part of a building program like UConn, especially as it enters Hockey East. Was that a big factor in your decision? To be a part of the teams that build the program's Hockey East foundation?
Thulin: "It was definitely a big factor in my decision when I was talking to some ECAC schools and a few Hockey East schools, but from the time I started hockey I wanted to play in Hockey East. I grew up attending Hockey East games and loved the atmosphere. I am very excited for the challenge of being a first-year Hockey East program and competing with the best college players in the country."


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Jarryd McNeil looking for Best Whip gold
Back at X Games for his second year in a row, Australia's Jarryd McNeil is looking to end Todd Potter's reign as the world's best whipper. McNeil has a style all his own, which was enough to land him a silver medal at X16, but with stiff competition coming in the form of France's Thomas Pagès, Josh Hansen, Jeremy 'Twitch' Stenberg, and of course Potter, he has a hefty task at hand if he's looking to leave L.A. with a gold medal around his neck.
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