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T-Rex is an interactive attraction and restaurant owned and operated by Landry's Inc. There are two locations, one at Downtown Disney in Orlando, Florida, and the second one at The Legends at Village West in Kansas City, Kansas. T-Rex coupons and discounts help save consumers money on their next T-Rex adventure. Dollars off coupons are available inside select Entertainment Coupon Books while printable buy one, get one free deals are available through city coupon websites.
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|Offered by
|Landry's Inc.
|1847 Village West Parkway, The Legends at Village West, Kansas City, KS 66111 and Downtown Disney Marketplace, 1676 East Buena Vista Drive, PO Box 22529, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
|Phone number
|913-334-8888 (Kansas City) and 407-828-8739 (Orlando)
|Dining, store, birthday parties, educational tours, animatronic dinosaurs, interactive attractions, etc.
|Types of coupons
|Printable coupons, Entertainment Coupon Book
|AAA discount?
|AARP discount?
|10% off for member and up to five guests
|Military discount?
|Allison Hughes
About T-Rex
T-Rex, which operates on the slogan "eat, shop, explore, discover," offers both food and entertainment. In addition to the numerous animatronic dinosaurs on display, there is the Discovery Dig, which allows guests to excavate dinosaur fossils, Discovery Creek, which allows visitors to pan for minerals, fossils, and stones, and Build-A-Dino, which allows customers to build their own dinosaur.[1]
T-Rex also features a variety of dinosaur gifts and toys, including educational toys and assorted apparel, as well as gift cards.[2] Food options include assorted appetizers such as nachos and wings, salads, soups, pizza, burgers, sandwiches, pastas, seafood, meat, and numerous dessert selections.[3]
T-Rex Coupons and Free Offers
- The official T-Rex website offers a variety of free activities for children to explore, including games.[4]
- T-Rex gift cards are available to purchase online or at either location, and are valid at more than 400 Landry's locations throughout the U.S. Guests who purchase $500 or more in gift cards are eligible for bonus cards. Guests who spend $500-$2,499 receive five percent in bonus cards while guests purchasing over $2,500 in gift cards receive 10 percent in bonus cards.[5]
- Printable T-Rex coupons are sometimes offered through city tourist and dining website. This includes websites like Find and Save, which offers a coupon for a free appetizer for the Kansas City location with the purchase of a full entree.[6]
- The Orlando Entertainment Coupon Book offers a coupon good for up to $5 off at T-Rex. The coupon book is available to purchase for one up front cot from the official Entertainment Coupon Book website.[7]
- T-Rex participates in Landry's Select Club. Members are charged a one-time $25 fee for joining, which is canceled out by the $25 welcome reward, good for $25 worth of free food. For every $250 diners spend at T-Rex and other Landry's properties, they receive a $25 reward card.[8]
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- ↑ http://www.trexcafe.com/Territory/TerritoryMembers.htm
- ↑ http://www.trexcafe.com/giftcards.html
- ↑ http://findnsave.kansascity.com/Coupons?advid=15111&advname=T-Rex
- ↑ http://orlando.entertainment.com/discount/atoz.shtml?startIndex=146
- ↑ http://www.landrysinc.com/selectclub.asp


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Mind the gap: capturing value from basic research: boundary crossing inventors and partnerships
We study the process of how firms access basic research and translate this into applied research. Drawing on basic research firms develop higher quality technologies and develop these technologies more intensely internally. Critical in this process are boundary crossing inventors – inventors that access basic research by active involvement in basic research projects and subsequent involvement in the development of more applied technologies. Nevertheless, these boundary crossing inventors need to be embedded in a complementary institutional relation between the firm and the organization developing the basic research to have an effect. We examine this process through IMEC, an important basic research organization in nano-electronics, with the explicit mission to bridge the gap between basic research done at universities and applied research developed by industry.
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The EnGenius ERB300H is a 2.4GHz Wireless N300 Media Bridge and Range Extender with four Fast Ethernet ports. It can be used to connect Ethernet-enabled entertainment devices like Blu-ray players, set top boxes, DVRs and game consoles wirelessly to an existing home router in another part of the house or repeat a home router's signal to eliminate dead zones and extend a home network.
- Repeater Mode: Extends the 2.4GHz range of existing wireless routers
- Client Bridge Mode: Built-in four 10/100 Ethernet ports for connection of Ethernet-enabled home entertainment devices to a wireless network.
- WPA / WPA2 encryption to help secure the wireless network
- Detachable 2dBi antennas for longer range and greater coverage; also allows for end-user upgrade for higher gain antennas.
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Paris - Tens of thousands of public sector workers marched through Paris and other French cities on Thursday to demand better pay in the first street challenge to President Francois Hollande's deficit cuts since he was elected last May.
Under pressure to curb spending and reduce a debt swollen by the economic downturn, Hollande's Socialist government has refused to lift a public sector pay freeze imposed by his conservative predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, in 2010.
The CGT labour union said 150 000 people took to the streets nationwide. Thousands of state employees stayed off work.
"This is a first step," Baptiste Talbot, spokesperson for the public service branch of the CGT, told reporters in the French capital as a modest crowd marched under drizzly skies.
Public services minister Marylise Lebranchu stood firm, saying the 5.2 million people on the public payroll - who according to polls tend to vote more than the national average - had an interest in helping with cost control.
"If deficits are too big and we lose some financial independence, this will be painful for public service staff as well," she said, using the government's argument that if France does not clean up its public finances it risks higher borrowing costs on financial markets.
France's public sector wage bill is expected to total 80.6 billion euros in 2013, a year when the government is looking to cut its deficit from 4.5 percent to three percent of gross domestic product, or by roughly 30-billion euros.
The government reported a relatively small average strike rate, saying less than seven percent of public servants stopped work. That rate was slightly higher among workers in state hospitals and schools.
More than one in 10 state-employed teachers stopped work, but no schools shut, the education ministry said.
Thierry Lapaon, the man taking over shortly as leader of the CGT union, one of the two biggest, said state employee wages had on average fallen 13 percent in the past decade and the situation was becoming untenable for many low-grade employees.
His union had called for people to vote for Hollande last May but had seen no improvement under the first Socialist president in almost two decades, he told RTL radio.
"People were fed up with Nicolas Sarkozy, his policies and his government. But what's changed since? Not a lot as far as wage-earners are concerned," he said.
Lebranchu, who is due to hold talks with the unions on February 7, said a one-percent rise in the index used to determine public sector pay would cost around 700-million euros.
The CGT union said it would push for further protests if the minister did not produce "genuine answers" at the next meeting. - Reuters


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Scott Jagow: A new magazine debuted today.It's the first one devoted entirely to helping people get their homes in order.Why not? Home organizing is about a $7 billion business. This magazine's simply called, "Organize."
As soon as I heard about this, only one person came to mind. Hi, Mom.
Sharon Jagow: Hi, Scott.
Scott: How are you?
Sharon Jagow: I'm just fine, how are you?
Scott: Good. My whole life, I've heard the same phrase over and over again: "I'm just trying to get organized." Exactly what does that mean?
Sharon Jagow: It's a 37-year-old clean-out. And I've been working on it steadily. And I'm actually doing better — you know that I'm doing better, because we have a car in the garage now. And you know there wasn't one before.
Scott: Right, because of all the boxes.
Sharon Jagow: We've had three moves, and a lot of those boxes never got opened.
Scott: Well, that's because you don't throw anything away. Now you know that.
Sharon Jagow: That's right. I have lived with the premise that you don't throw anything away. I get that from Grandma, and from my whole family. You know, somebody might be able to use it, someone else's trash is someone else's treasure.
Scott: So if I said, "Mom, can you go find my baseball cards . . ." would you be able to find them?
Sharon Jagow: Actually, I know where they are.
Scott: You do? Where are they?
Sharon Jagow: You sister has them. She's keeping them . . . safeguard for you.
Scott: Today, they launched an entire magazine devoted to being organized. Is that something you would take time to read?
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September 2, 2014
Extra points
» Best individual performance: Despite being a spectator for most of the second half, Dayspring senior running back Kylar Mai finished with 136 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries. He also had a 50-yard interception return for a touchdown.
» Turning point: This one was a mismatch from the beginning. The Eagles quickly distanced themselves with 36 points in the second quarter.
» What it means: Dayspring starts the season with a bang and has the look, feel and swagger of a squad perfectly capable of defending its 8-man state title.
Peyton Manning probably wouldn't have approved, but the Dayspring Eagles football team didn't exactly practice how it plays, earlier in the week.
Fortunately for the Eagles and their legions of fans, come gametime Saturday, Dayspring played with a lot more intent than how it practiced.
The defending Class 1A 8-man champion Eagles started their title defense emphatically, dominating Custer County 44-0 in a nonleague season opener at Brazelton Field.
Dayspring's veteran coach Mick Holmes said the lopsided win provided a stark turnaround after the Eagles had what Holmes described as a rough week of practices leading up to the opener.
"We really didn't have a very good week of practice; it was pretty lethargic, lacking intensity," Holmes said. "That's not how we are. And, I basically chewed their butt the other day. But, it was partly my fault, the way I organized practice. But, the kids responded.
"That's the neat thing about them. They're pretty tough."
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Dayspring debuted a brand-spanking new scoreboard for its season opener.
By halftime, that flashy, new scoreboard had endured a lifetime's worth of work.
At the 1-minute, 55-second mark of the second quarter, the Eagles had already enacted the 40-point mercy rule-mandated running clock, jumping out to a 44-0 lead, scoring 36 points in the second quarter alone.
Dayspring senior quarterback John Magruder praised his offensive line for giving him and his running backs plenty of room with which to work.
"I felt a lot more comfortable, knowing I had the line there," Magruder said. "Every block was good. There wasn't a bad block. I had time to throw the ball. I had time to make pulls and option (run) and that kind of stuff. I have to give all that to the line."
Magruder (66 passing yards on 5 of 8 passes) made his first start at quarterback, engineering the Eagles' offense to perfection.
Magruder wasn't the only Dayspring player adjusting to a position change.
Despite watching from the sidelines for most of the second half, with a big lead intact, senior running back Kylar Mai had 136 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries. He is making the move from quarterback, which he played the past three seasons.
Mai's transition was seamless. He scored on runs of 2, 1 and 1 in the first half. He also had a 50-yard interception return for a touchdown from his cornerback spot on defense.
Mai said he's enjoyed having more of a green light toward the end zone from the running back position.
"I still have to make the good cuts and everything, but I feel like I can go downhill a lot easier, instead of having to fake the handoff and then turn my head and look," Mai said. "I just love the position right now. It's just working well for me."
Holmes said Mai is just fine with the move from quarterback to running back, to say the least.
"He never really liked playing quarterback; that was something I put on him," Holmes said. "In fact, he challenged (for a RB position) in his first year a lot. This is preseason. We're still checking it out. But, he's a pretty good runner."
As effective as the offense was, Dayspring's defense was even more dominant against an overmatched Bobcats team, dropping down from the 1A 11-man ranks this season after going 3-6 last fall.
The Eagles held Custer County to 84 yards of total offense, despite the Bobcats' best attempts to score in the final moments, while deep in Eagles territory.
Dayspring had one shutout last year.
The Eagles forced six turnovers, including four fumbles, which they recovered.
"Our defense at the end of the year last year was not the best defense," Mai said. "And, we're all starting above our defense last year, which is good. That's what our coach wanted. I moved from linebacker to corner(back), and we have a couple new linebackers. But, they're filling the position perfectly fine."
First quarter
DCA — Kylar Mai 2 run (Christian Hershberger pass from John Magruder), 5:29. Drive: 9 plays, 65 yards, 3:39. Dayspring 8, Custer County 0.
Second quarter
DCA — Mai 1 run (Magruder run), 10:37. Drive: 11 plays, 87 yards, 2:30. Dayspring 16, Custer County 0.
DCA — Nate Crawford 16 pass from Magruder (Mai run), 10:12. Drive: 1 play, 16 yards, :06. Dayspring 24, Custer County 0.
DCA — Crawford 5 run (run failed), 7:30. Drive: 3 plays, 30 yards, :59. Dayspring 30, Custer County 0.
DCA — Mai 50 int ret (Crawford run), 6:14. Dayspring 38, Custer County 0.
DCA — Mai 1 run (run failed), 1:55. Drive 1 play, 1 yard, :07. Dayspring 44, Custer County 0.
Team statistics
First downs 7 13
Rushes-yards 26-58 36-231
Passing 26 66
Comp-Att-Int 4-14-2 5-8-1
Sacked-yards lost 1-7 0-0
Punts-Avg. 2-22 3-
Fumbles-lost 4-4 0-0
Penalties-yards 9-65 11-130
Individual leaders
Rushing — CCHS, Conner Rowley 9-81. DCA, Kylar Mai 16-136 (3 TD).
Passing — CCHS, Jordan Rhodes 4-14-2-25; DCA, John Magruder 5-8-1-66 (TD)
Receiving — CCHS, Rowley 1-12; DCA, Nate Crawford 2-31 (TD).
Extra points
» Best individual performance: Despite being a spectator for most of the second half, Dayspring senior running back Kylar Mai finished with 136 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries. He also had a 50-yard interception return for a touchdown.
» Turning point: This one was a mismatch from the beginning. The Eagles quickly distanced themselves with 36 points in the second quarter.
» What it means: Dayspring starts the season with a bang and has the look, feel and swagger of a squad perfectly capable of defending its 8-man state title.
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Duke and Michigan State won NCAA regional finals on Sunday to join Kentucky and Wisconsin in a powerhouse-laden Final Four field.
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In July the Mendocino County Planning and Building Department issued 133 permits including two grading permits. One of these grading permits was for a building pad for a home and the other was for the grading of Mendocino Forest Products LLC property at 25500 N. Highway 101.
County Planning head Steve Dunnicliff says the issuance of the grading permit was in error. When the permit was issued the county planner believed the project qualified for an exemption to the Surface Mining and Recovery Act. A review of the project and a site inspection, following substantial public outcry and a petition filed in court to have the county stop the permit, caused the county to look at the permit again. The department "applied an exemption [to the Surface Mining and Recovery Act] to a project where it did not apply." The county admitted its error and issued a stop work order on Aug. 28.
Dunnicliff advises this incident has raised awareness in his department of the different aspects of SMARA and as it applies to grading. "We missed key provisions in SMARA," says Dunnicliff.
With no county ordinance on grading, county building and planning personnel rely on the building code and SMARA to guide grading permit decisions. The building code provides detailed best management practices for grading decisions but does not address any particular environmental concerns. A grading permit issued as part of an overall building project would likely have triggered a California Environmental Quality Act assessment for the project.
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With talk halted of a shared county jail facility with Franklin County, Logan County officials are moving forward to develop a plan to build a facility.
With talk halted of a shared county jail facility with Franklin County, Logan County officials are moving forward to develop a plan to build a facility.
Logan County Jail Committee board chairman and Justice of the Peace Mike Schluterman said the committee met earlier this month and elected to explore on its own what the county needs to do to stay in compliance with state jail standards.
"The impression we got from Franklin County was that they were not interested and wanted to go their own way," Schluterman said. "Our plan is to go back, reanalyze and determine exactly what we need in the form of a jail."
The Logan County jail is a 34-bed facility at the Sheriff's Office in Paris.
The 21st Judicial District Criminal Detention Facilities Review Committee in November inspected the Logan County facility and instructed the county to address inefficiencies, including chronic overcrowding, cell design, separation of inmates and staffing.
The jail was built in 1989 and houses both male and female inmates. The jail housed 38 inmates as of Friday, according to the jail's inmate log.
To pay for a new facility, Schluterman said, the county is mulling a possible three-quarters percent sales tax election sometime next year — a half-percent for the cost of construction and a permanent quarter-percent for ongoing operation and maintenance. The existing sales tax in Logan County is 9 percent, according to the county clerk's office.
"We are going to have to get out and try to inform the people of Logan County that we need a jail," he said. "The hard part is we are going to have sell a sales tax to the people, and that will be difficult."
He said there are a lot of variables to consider and questions that need to be answered before reaching that point.
Schluterman said the county is looking into hiring a consulting firm that will examine what the county needs as far as adequate size, space and location.
Schluterman said although no plans are set, Sheriff Steve Smith would like to build a facility with at least 100 beds to remove a threat of chronic overcrowding.
Schluterman said a new facility also would reduce a threat of legal action from a jailer who gets hurt or an inmate who gets hurt or is mistreated as a result of the jail's overcrowding.
"You never know what's going to happen in a jail," he said. "We've got to take care of ourselves and make sure things like that don't happen. We're not trying to build a motel for these guys, but we're trying to build something to get us in compliance and keep everyone safe."
In attendance at the recent meeting was Danny Hickman, Arkansas coordinator for Jail Standards for the Review Committee. Hickman said he advised the group to build a jail big enough to handle future needs, as well as maintaining good administration and staffing at the jail.
Hickman, a former Boone County sheriff, said the county was taking the right steps to correct its issues.
"They are making the right moves to do the right thing as far as building a new jail," Hickman said. "I talked to them about Logan County's jail and suggested they go visit other jails, and talk to other counties who are or have experienced the same problems. I think they are making good decisions."
Hickman said although the bi-county jail idea fell through, he feels it could be the solution for other smaller counties in the state.
"The whole state was watching that bi-county issue to see if it'd work," Hickman said. "A lot of these smaller counties will probably have to do that at some point, because a lot of those jails are starting to get very old. The bad part is politics get in the way."
Schluterman said though new taxes are not popular, he feels the proposition of a jail tax would be supported.
"The people I've spoken with all agree that we need it, but you have to get the whole county on board," he said. "The Quorum Court seems to be in agreement that we need this and that a sales tax would be the way to go, but I don't think anything is going to be determined until after the first of the year."
Schluterman said the county is beginning its budgeting process and would factor in funding for an election into its budget.
The jail committee intends to continue to hold meetings to discuss jail plans, Schluterman said.


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Members of Clitheroe Bike Club are geared up for their "Day of the Century" this Saturday with a number of cycle rides setting off from the Platform Gallery throughout the day, followed by a curry evening at Clitheroe Rugby Club to celebrate their achievements.
Members are pictured on the Trough of Bowland road on a recent three-day touring weekend at Coniston, when some of the 30-strong party had their first taste of touring and enjoyed superb weather, great riding and good company.
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Tigers split, earn spot in GPAC title game
From a 2-8 start in league play to one game away from a championship, the Dakota Wesleyan University baseball team has come a long way in 2014.
DWU earned a spot in the Great Plains Athletic Conference tournament championship game with a 10-8 win over Midland University in the Tigers' first game Friday at Cadwell Park in Mitchell.
"It's just been a positive weekend for us and we are right where we want to be," DWU second baseman Cole Wenande said.
DWU (27-23) will play the winner of No. 2 seed Northwestern (Iowa) and No. 3 Midland in the final game of the GPAC tournament today at Cadwell Park.
The No. 5 Tigers fell to Northwestern 8-4 Friday in their second game, which was the first loss of the tournament for DWU.
After the loss to the Red Raiders, DWU coach Steve Gust told his team to think back to the beginning of the season. He asked them if they had a chance to play one game for a championship, they would take it, right?
The winner of the GPAC tournament will earn an automatic bid into the NAIA Baseball National Championship Opening Round. DWU last won the GPAC title in 2009.
In the victory over Midland, the Tigers pounded out 13 hits, as Ben Spitznagel led the way with two hits and three RBIs.
Down 6-3 in the sixth inning, the Tiger offense exploded with seven runs to take the lead. After Tyler Johnson drove in the first run of the sixth inning for the Tigers, Spitznagel doubled with the bases loaded to plate two more runs for DWU. Jonah Johnson added a two-run single and a Warrior error resulted in another two runs to give the Tigers a 10-6 lead.
Midland closed the gap to 10-8 in the seventh, but Darrin Hager and Mickey Grant combined to pitch the final two innings for DWU without allowing a run.
Against Northwestern Friday night, the Tigers allowed six runs in the third inning with two outs. The Tigers allowed three hits and committed two errors in the inning. The Red Raiders added two runs in the fourth inning to build an 8-0 lead.
"That was a team loss and that was a bad inning by the entire team," Gust said. "We played seven pretty good innings there and two bad ones. This team has bounced back all year and I expect nothing less."
The Tigers rallied late, putting up three runs in the ninth inning, but the comeback fell short. Ben Ladner finished 2-for-4 for DWU, while Wenande added two RBIs. Chris Housley took the loss for the Tigers on the mound, pitching 3 1/3 innings and allowing eight runs (two earned) on four hits, while walking five.
Northwestern was lead by Skyler Wheeler with two hits and three RBIs, while Red Raider starting pitcher Matt Piocos threw eight innings, allowing one run on five hits and striking out eight.
Gust said he was not sure about the status of his pitching staff heading into the championship game, but said there is a possibility that Wes Snyder and Kyle Larson could pitch some after each throwing more than 100 pitches in DWU's two wins on Thursday.
"We are going to try and piece it together," Gust said. "It could be anybody. If (Larson and Snyder) can go, they have a chance to be in.
Midland plays Northwestern at 11 a.m. today at Cadwell Park, with the winner taking on DWU for the title 30 minutes after the game ends.
Midland 10, Morningside 3
Jordyn Van Atta went 3-for-5 with a double and three RBIs to help No. 3 Midland University beat No. 4 Morningside College 10-3 Friday at the Great Plains Athletic Conference baseball tournament at Cadwell Park in Mitchell.
Midland (40-17) advances to Saturday's championship round with the win, while Morningside finishes its season 27-25. Zach Kinsella went 1-for-3 with three RBIs for Midland, which had 12 hits, and Bennett Schiltz earned the win on the mound. Morningside's Adam Smith went 3-for-4 and John Russell took the loss.
Morningside 18, Mount Marty 10
Morningside scored 10 runs in the second inning en route to defeating Mount Marty College 18-10 in its first game of the second day of the GPAC baseball tournament Friday.
Adam Smith went 4-for-6 with three RBIs and a double for Morningside, while Nate Clark went 2-for-5 with four RBIs. Alex Groth earned the win, allowing two hits in 2 1/3 innings.
Julian Cutolo went 3-for-4 with an RBI for the Lancers, who had 11 hits and five errors in the loss. Dominic Wieseler suffered the loss on the mound, allowing 15 runs on nine hits in 4 1/3 innings.
Mount Marty ended its season 27-24.
Northwestern 24, Briar Cliff 8
Northwestern College tallied 28 hits and scored 10 runs in the seventh inning to blow past Briar Cliff University 24-8 Friday in the GPAC baseball tournament.
Briar Cliff finished its season 16-34 and was led by Matt Boswell, who went 3-for-5 with two RBIs and a double. Dylan Romo suffered the loss for Northwestern, allowing six runs on nine hits and striking out two in four innings.
Northwestern's Josh Turner got the win after throwing two innings and holding the Chargers hitless. Skyler Wheeler went 6-for-7 with five RBIs, a double and a home run.


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The aim of the project is to get a certificate for wooden timber frame-element houses. During the funding project, timber frame-element houses will be marked with CE conformity label. Certification of exported production secures and proves that prepared production meets all the safety, health, environmental protection and quality requirements. Also, certification ensures that production can be exported to any market of European Union without any restrictions.
Therefore certification of production is a basic step in seeking to improve the range of exported production and to improve competitiveness of company in foreign markets. Positive impact of the process is perceptible not only by the company but also by current partners, suppliers and clients because the implemented project would approve that production is being exported at the high rates and has a positive recognition and growth possibilities in foreign countries.
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The World Appeal for Palestine will be made public tomorrow, it was reliably learned here. General Jan Smuts, noted South African statesman, and Viscount Cecil, famous British statesman, will be among the signatories to the appeal. Lord Reading's name is also expected to be among those attached to the plea.


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Hi. Im a 17 year old male. about 6`2 168 pounds. My goal for the future is to eventually become a police officer. I know it requires one to be in excellent shape. Ive been running on a muchine at the gym about 4-5 days a week for 2 miles a day. Eventually i plan on lifting weights as well.
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It is normal to be tired while beginning a work-out program. The best way to improve your conditioning is through slow increase of activity.
You should begin to add strength training twice a week. Mix-up your cardiac work-out in order to prevent overuse injuries. Gradually increase your cardio activity every two weeks by adding 5-10 minutes to your work-out routine. Make sure you have a physical with your physician before beginning any exercise program.
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ROADWORKS on the seafront are expected to drag on until the end of September.
Brighton and Hove City Council announced yesterday they have completed their investigations into the Kings Road collapse on April 25 but they expect work along the road to continue until September 30.
The subsidence, which saw tons of rubble and earth pour into the Fortune of War pub after workmen removed wall panelling inside, was originally given an estimated repair time of eight weeks.
Last week council chiefs gave the estimation of work lasting until the end of July – but this has now been extended.
The council said the work on the hole should be completed by the end of August but then a second contraflow will be in place while work is carried out above the Life Bar, the club next to the pub.
This work is expected to last until the end of September.
The eastbound lane will reopen just as the westbound lane closes for four weeks.
A spokeswoman for Brighton and Hove City Council said: "A contraflow is in place for the short distance between Middle Street and West Street so that traffic can move in both directions.
"We are working with a very old infrastructure and based on current information we estimate it may be the end of September before the road and promenade can be fully reopened but we will do our best to reduce that."
She added: "We've now completed a full investigation and the very complex nature of the repairs needed means that estimation for finishing the work is now the end of August for the works associated with the collapse and the end of September for the work associated with Life Bar which will need traffic management of the southbound carriageway.
"The road will remain open with a contraflow."
"We have removed a section of central reservation to improve access into the old town area via Middle Street and amending traffic signal timings so these measures will improve traffic flows."
The reason for the collapse has been referred to as "historic alterations to premises in the arches".


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OMAHA, Neb. — Creighton's run is over, though the Bluejays believe they can pick up next season where they left off.
The Bluejays tied a school record with 29 victories and won their first NCAA tournament game in 10 years before losing 87-73 to North Carolina in Greensboro, N.C., on Sunday.
Point guard Antoine Young was the only scholarship senior on the team. Everyone else is expected to return, including Missouri Valley player of the year Doug McDermott. Guard Grant Gibbs said this season's team put "Creighton basketball back on the map."
The Bluejays knocked off three top-50 RPI teams, set a program record with 10 road wins and won the MVC tournament after finishing second to Wichita State in the regular season.


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Futures in Peacebuilding and Social Work
The Department of Applied Social Sciences at EMU prepares graduates for the diverse fields of peacebuilding, sustainable development, and social work.
Here are a few examples of what recent graduates are doing:
2011 Peacebuilding and Developments graduates Jessica Sarriot and Larisa Zehr are spending two years in Colombia through Seed, a program of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC). Jessica is working in the city of Medellin developing peacebuilding capacity in a network of churches as well as accompanying an association of displaced persons. Larisa is accompanying a rural community that has been displaced by the armed conflict and collaborating on projects related to food security and community development, including documentation of experiences and history, a community garden, and peacebuilding trainings.
Isabel Castillo is a 2007 graduate of the Social Work program. In May 2011 Isabel was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of San Francisco in honor of her advocacy for undocumented immigrants. Isabel openly shares her family's story and her own undocumented status as a compelling witness for legislative reform. In September of 2011 Isabel and several other activists were arrested in North Carolina while they were demonstrating against anti-immigration laws; she was released after two days. Isabel currently travels across the country as a speaker and activist, addressing a wide variety of schools, churches, and civic organizations in an effort to raise awareness about young undocumented immigrants.
Maria Bowman, a 2009 Justice, Peace, & Conflict Studies minor, is an Edible Schoolyard Garden Educator through Grow Pittsburgh, a program funded by AmeriCorps. She teaches weekly classes to second and third grade classrooms that explore concepts of growing and harvesting food, the nutritional benefits of eating locally, and cooking classes throughout the school year.
After graduating as a Justice, Peace & Conflict Studies major in 2010, Jenny Hochstetler Spicher spent time improving her Spanish through the CASAS program in Guatemala. After returning, Jenny began an internship at the Fairfield Center in Harrisonburg, Virginia. There she gained practical experience in mediation case management and also completed the training necessary to become a mediator herself. Jenny is currently working as the part-time Case Manager at Neighborhood Dispute Settlement (NDS) in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.


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Posted September 18, 2012
Whether it's calcuium, St. John's wort or fish oil, supplements are part of the diets of many people.
Nutritionist Dina Khader says the problem is that most users don't realize supplements can be dangerous.
"People start to take their own supplements without really checking if they really need it or if it's something that would benefit them in any way," she said.
A Consumer Reports investigation found many surprising dangers in vitamins and supplements, which are largely unregulated. And there's increasing evidence there may be few, if any, benefits.
"There was a study published in June that showed that calcium supplements increased the risk of heart attack by 86 percent, compared to the group who didn't get them," said Nancy Metcalf of Consumer Reports. "On the other hand, that same study showed eating calcium-rich foods can protect your heart."
A different study of antioxidants shows that high doses of some "may increase cancer risk" and not reduce it.
"Even more troubling - some supplements have turned out to contain prescription drugs like Viagra and Cialis that were not on the label," Metcalf said.
The FDA says supplements spiked with prescription drugs are "the largest threat" to consumer safety.
Since 2008, more than 400 products have been recalled - mostly those marketed for bodybuilding, sexual enhancement and weight loss.
"Even with uncontaminated vitamins and minerals, the labels don't tell the whole story because, generally, the FDA does not require manufacturers to include warning labels," Metcalf said.
Consumer Reports checked out the labels on more than 200 supplements, they found one in three listed possible reactions.
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A Weekend in Northern Arizona.
Every year around this time the Bride & I take a little trip to celebrate our Anniversary. ( 52nd on 10/30!) This past Friday AM we headed North with the plan to visit the new Bridge over Hoover Dam and the Sky Walk Glass Bridge over the West Rim of the Grand Canyon. We headed up Rt 93 to Wickenburg and stopped in Wickenburg for Breakfast at the Twin Wheels Cafe. It looks to be pre- 1930s - very old & very wild west and full of Western memorabilia including a turn-of-the-Century Dentists chair with spittoon! Hundreds of autographed pictures of Western Movie Stars like John Wayne, Gene Autrey, Alan Ladd etc. who have eaten there. Wickenburg was where many western movies were made in the 30's, 40's and 50's. The owner is the cook and her pleasant friend does the waiting on tables. They do breakfast and lunch. Like everything else here, the menu is very simple and basic including omelets, eggs , burgers, reubens, tuna melts, salads & chicken fried steak. Basic like your mom or aunt made it for you. I had their Signature Item which is a Chicken Liver Omelet, "Been on the Menu forever" she said! A 3 Egg Omelet filed with Chicken Livers, onions and a touch of green peppers, served with Home Fries, a biscuit and coffee. The Bride just had scrambled eggs, good bacon & toast. The Chicken Liver Omelet was very good.
As those of you who have traveled in AZ know, it's a BIG Butt State! We continued up Rt 93 to Kingman and then North to Hoover Dam. From Gilbert to the Dam is just under 300 miles! With the Breakfast stop, just under 5 hours through some of the most magnificent High Desert Country. Panoramic Vistas, Joshua Tree Forests , Mountains off in the distance, constantly changing horizons. Just breathtaking if you've never been to the high desert.
We arrived at the Dam around 1PM. The new bridge is now open, but in order to get a good view of it you need to crossover it and take the 1st exit in NV to take the old road down to the Dam itself. The road is open to cross over the Dam to the AZ side. Once you get over the Dam, the road is closed so you need to make a U turn to get back up to the Rt 93 Highway. They've constructed a parking area and a Walking Path from near the Dam up to the new bridge. You can climb up there and there is a Pedestrian Walkway on the new bridge! Beautiful View! From the Dam, you can get a visual perspective of just what a magnificent engineering feat it was to build the bridge AND the Dam! It's massive yet simplistic in design. They built the bridge from both ends to meet in the middle. They only had a 1/2" tolerance to make it meet correctly. The actual final measurement was 3/8 of an INCH! They inserted a slab and the bridge was complete! The bridge is only about 30 miles from Las Vegas. If you're in Vegas, you owe it to yourself to go see it.
From there, we doubled back about 75 miles to Kingman and picked up Historic Rt 66 East to Peach Springs. We passed several places that have been written up on roadfood.com like the Huckberry General Store and the Frontier Motel & Cafe but didn't stop. Peach Springs is the Capital of the Hualapai Indian Nation. The reservation is over One Million Acres in size and the Tribe operates the West Rim of the Grand Canyon Sky Walk.
In looking at the AZ Map, I thought Peach Springs was fairly close to the Sky Walk. Wrong again Fry Bread Breath! It's about 125 Miles from Peach Springs to the Sky Walk because the dirt road shorter routes were washed out by recent rains. I told you it's a Big Butt State! From the most popular South Rim of the Grand Canyon to the West Rim is over 200 road miles! 125 as the Crow flies.
We stayed at the Hualapai Lodge, a very nice, relatively new, nice hotel owned by the Hualapai Tribe. Many Visitors use this as a jump off point for hiking the Canyon trails and rafting on the Colorado River. The staff was overly nice and accommodating. Our room was spacious, very clean & modern.
-- you would love this place! The mainline of the BNSF Railroad is 30 yards out the back of the hotel and the trains go by
EVERY 30 MINUTES night & day
AND, they blow their whistles for the crossing near the Lodge! The Hotel provides ear plugs if you want them! I just took my hearing aids out and slept like a papoose!
We ate at the Hotel Restaurant, The Diamond Creek Inn. The menu offered a nice selection of Regional items along with Steaks etc. I had the Pork-Green Chile Stew with a side order of Fry Bread. It was OUTSTANDING! The stew was full of Green Chile flavor and the pork was lean & tender. The Fry Bread was the best I've ever had. Light, fluffy & flavorful. a Squirt of Honey topped it off. The Bride is a meat & potatoes Gal so she had the Roast Beef Dinner with Mashed Potatoes & Gravy + Green Beans. I tasted her large portion of Roast Beef. It was thin sliced, very tender and very flavorful. The potatoes were real, not boxed. Very Good. She had a piece of made-from-scratch Custard Pie that was delicious. Since it's on the Reservation, no Booze served here. You need to stop at a Gas Station before you get on the Reservation to get your beer. To Bee Continued!
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The Philippines will celebrate its independence day today, Sunday, June 12, 2011. The celebrations will start with a simultaneous flag raising ceremony in different cities and prominent historical places in the country.
Philippine flags will be raised simultaneously in Luneta, Davao City, Cebu City, Cavite, Barasoain Church and at the Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan City.
Philipine President Benigno Aquino III will deliver his first independence day speech in Kawit, Cavite. He will also lead the wreath-laying ceremony as well as the flag raising in the balcony of the historical Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine.
The theme for this year's Independence Day celebration is "Kalayaan, Paninindigan ng Bayan" (Freedom, Stand for it) described as the Philippines call to action. A parade will be held at around 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. at the Quirino Grandstand.
Different government agencies will have their own way of celebrating the Philippine Independence Day 2011. The Department of Labor and Employment will be having a job fair in Luneta, in which there are 23,000 jobs available for both local and international.
Metro Rail Transit and Light Rail Transit will join the celebration as well by giving a free rides to the public 7 A.M to 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. to 7 P.M.
The Philippine government had alloted a total of P10 million for the celebration of the 113th Philippine Independence Day.
During the celebrations in Luneta there were roads that will be closed to traffic. The north and southbound lane along Roxas Boulevard from Katigbak to TM Kalaw St.


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