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Bilberries are a type of blueberry found in Europe and the Northern United States and are closely related to the U.S. blueberry. Although the entire plant is used, the berries and their juice are the most commonly known. Historically, bilberry was used to improve eye disorders such as retinopathy, cataracts, and glaucoma. Bomber pilots in WWII would often eat bilberries before a flight in the belief that bilberries improved vision, particularly night vision.
Currently, there are no documented valid medical uses for bilberry.
Please note that this section reports on claims that have NOT yet been substantiated through scientific studies.
Bilberry fruit contains anthocyanosides (anthocyanidins), which may strengthen the capillary walls and therefore protect the blood vessels and reduce potential excess fluid in the body. Anthocyanidins are also natural antioxidants.
Bilberry may prevent or slow the progress of macular degeneration (a condition causing deterioration of central vision).
Bilberry has been claimed to alleviate night blindness, but scientific studies have shown that this is not true.
Bilberry is claimed to have a diuretic effect, increasing the production and elimination of urine from the body, and to be a urinary tract antiseptic and anti-inflammatory agent. Bilberry is also claimed to help control hypoglycemia (regulate insulin levels), alleviate stress and anxiety, and heal gastrointestinal ulcers. Bilberry is claimed to lower lipids (protect low-density lipoproteins from oxidative stress) and strengthen connective tissue. Some claims suggest that bilberry may also slow the progression of cataracts.
Bilberry extracts are available in tablets and capsules. Follow packaging instructions for correct dose.
Fresh berries or juice are safe to consume in normal quantities.
Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should consult a physician before taking any herbal medicines.
There are no significant food or drug interactions associated with bilberry.
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Privately held architectural, engineering, and construction related firms are facing issues that most have never had to deal with. Service firms of all types usually only have one major asset – their people. And many of these firms are being led by baby boomers who would like to retire, or at least move on. Since it is the principal who not only is running the firm, but is also its chief asset, selling out and moving on is not really a practical solution. It needs to be about creating a legacy and not a funeral.So why do we want to even talk about this? Because doing nothing is not an option! In the corporate world, succession planning is a real world event. In our world, it has to be more than just a transition plan. Our planning process has to capture all the value that the principal moving out can possibly give – and it quite often is all about personal contacts and networks that are the most important.
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Diablo Valley College (DVC) is passionately committed to student learning through the intellectual, scientific, artistic, psychological, and ethical development of its diverse student body. DVC prepares students for transfer to four-year universities; provides career and technical education; supports the economic development of the region; offers pre-collegiate programs; and promotes personal growth and lifelong learning.
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Residential customers who heat with natural gas or electric heat sources paying approximately 20 percent less this winter
BALTIMORE, March 16, 2012 – Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE) today, announced that residential customers who purchase natural gas from the utility can expect to pay approximately 20 percent less to heat their homes this winter as compared to last winter. Customers who purchase electricity from BGE and have electric heat sources can also expect to pay about 20 percent less this winter. The decline is largely the result of unseasonably mild temperatures and declining commodity costs. It is important to note that an individual customer's bill will vary depending primarily on the energy efficiency of the home, condition and efficiency of the heating system, and any changes in usage.
"Minimal snowfall and milder-than-normal temperatures across Central Maryland have helped BGE's residential customers collectively save nearly $111 million in gas and electric heating costs this winter," said Jeannette M. Mills, vice president and chief customer officer for BGE. "Despite these significant savings, BGE customers should still look for ways to reduce energy consumption including taking advantage of the many BGE programs intended to help customers better manage energy usage. Combined with mild temperatures, these programs can help customers lower their BGE bills by using less energy."
The typical residential gas customer can expect a total gas bill of approximately $467 for the period beginning Nov. 1, 2011, and ending March 31, 2012, a decrease of nearly $120 when compared to the same period a year ago. For the same period last winter, the typical gas customer paid $584 to heat their homes. BGE's average commodity cost for natural gas is approximately 59 cents per therm this winter compared to 62 cents per them last winter.
Residential electric customers who purchase their power from BGE and whose primary heating source is electricity can also expect to pay less to heat their homes this winter. For the typical electric residential customer with an electric heat source this means a total electric bill of approximately $976 from Nov. 1, 2011 – March 31, 2012, compared to approximately $1,240 during the 2010 — 2011 heating season — a decrease of $264. BGE's non-summer weighted average price for electricity this winter is 8.9 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh), compared to approximately 10 cents per kWh hour last season.
This information is based on three full months of winter data, Nov. 1 – Feb. 29 and assumes temperatures for the final winter month of March will continue to be warmer-than-normal.
The many programs offered as part of BGE's Smart Energy Savers Program® include Quick Home Energy Check-Up, rebates, lighting discounts and other incentives for purchasing energy efficient appliances and heating and cooling systems. Seasonal energy management information can be found in the Winter Ready section of BGE's website.
Additional energy management options for BGE residential customers include Budget Billing, which evens out payments over a 12-month period and limits the impact of seasonal increases in usage. Qualifying customers are also urged to apply for energy assistance and weatherization assistance. BGE's Limited Income Energy Efficiency program can help reduce out-of-pocket gas and electric expenses for limited income customers. Some customers may qualify for the repair or replacement of inefficient gas furnaces and heat pumps through this program. Other resources available to our customers include BGE's Consumer Reference Book, which is mailed to every residential customer each year and is available online, and the Community Resource Guide, which is also available online.
Customers also have the option to purchase natural gas and electricity from third-party suppliers that may offer lower prices or longer fixed-price terms than BGE's Standard Offer Service. More than 263,000 BGE residential customers are already shopping for electric suppliers and nearly 105,000 residential customers are shopping for natural gas suppliers. This represents approximately 24 percent of the utility's residential electric customers and about 17 percent of its residential gas customers. A list of qualified residential suppliers can be found at www.bge.com.
BGE, www.bge.com, headquartered in Baltimore, is Maryland's largest gas and electric utility, delivering power to more than 1.2 million electric customers and more than 640,000 natural gas customers in Central Maryland. The company's approximately 3,000 employees are committed to the safe and reliable delivery of gas and electricity, as well as enhanced energy management, conservation, environmental stewardship and community assistance. BGE is a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC), the nation's leading competitive energy provider with approximately $33 billion in annual revenues.


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The Lodge at Weir's Beach is a beautiful bed and breakfast in Victoria, British Columbia boasting an expansive property, as well as the perfect vacation spot for individuals, couples, families and larger groups. Regardless of the size of your group, you will be able to enjoy a variety of optional amenities including a delicious breakfast, yoga sessions, massages, and the beautiful, serene landscape of the beach.
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"Today," said Battles, who lives in Anniston, "there are too many reality shows or shows with sex and violence in them and not enough family-oriented programs.
"Aahh, the good ol' days. Where have they gone?"
Growing up, Battles only had two channels to choose from — WBRC Channel 6 or WAPI Channel 13. Today, with so many channels to choose from, Battles is constantly flipping without staying on one show for more than a few minutes — save for a college football game. But for all his frustration, Battles has learned to adapt.
"Technology has definitely changed the way people watch television," he said. "I, myself, don't watch a lot of TV, but I do love the fact that if I see a program being advertised, I can go in and set my DVR. I also like the fact that I can pause any program that I am watching if the phone rings or I need to take a bathroom break."
Sept. 7, 1927, marks the birth of television. According to a recent USA Today and Nielsen Media Research study, the average American household has more televisions — 2.7 — than people — 2.5. Televisions have grown in more than just number, experiencing a remarkable evolution in recent years.
In 2004, the average TV was 27 inches. Today, the average TV is 37 inches, a size that's projected to reach 60 inches by 2015. But it's not just the size of televisions that have grown in recent years. It's also the availability of programming.
The Internet has forever changed the way Americans consume TV programming. For better or worse, those "Leave it to Beaver" days of the family gathering on the living room couch at a certain time to watch their favorite program are a thing of the past.
By renting shows that recently aired through iTunes, Netflix and Hulu, people can now watch shows and movies whenever they want. And technology is moving in the direction of Smart TV, where web-based technology allows Internet access to television. Currently, Smart TV has sold more than two million units worldwide, but it's in less than a million U.S. homes. Like Blu-ray players before it, the technology is still in its infancy, but that won't last.
"We rarely watch TV in real time anymore and when we do, we're usually watching one show while recording another," says Angie Finley, a public relations specialist at Jacksonville State University . "We are heavy Netflix and Apple TV (iTunes) streaming users in our family."
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In 1999, TiVo was launched, changing the way people watch television. With "DVR-ing" viewers could record shows while watching them — allowing for pausing or skipping commercials — or simply recording shows to watch later. In its prime, TiVo had more than four million users but soon DVRs transcended TiVo. Now, a company like DirecTV has more than 19 million users, most of whom have DVRs as part of their service.
No longer do Americans schedule their lives around TV shows. Now they schedule TV shows around their lives.
"I love my TV and watch almost exclusively via TiVo," says Lucile Bodenheimer, a clinical psychologist at the Bodenheimer Psychological & Counseling Center in Anniston, adding that she has one with more than 2,000 hours of viewing. "Since I work until 7 p.m. or later most nights — in fact, it's unusual for me to leave the office before 8 p.m. — by the time I eat and then exercise, my TV viewing time doesn't even begin most nights until 9 or 10 p.m."
The ability to pause live TV can reach the point of a natural reflex.
"I'm so used to being able to fast forward, rewind and pause my entertainment," Finley said about a recent drive to work, "that I caught myself reaching up for the radio button in the car because I missed part of what the DJ said. For a half a second, I actually thought I could rewind him.
"What does that tell you about the age we're living in?"
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According to a 2011 study, one in four people used Hulu to watch TV and movies, while 56 percent say they had recorded live TV at least once in the past month.
But for the enormity of plasma screens in American homes, the digital age has made movies and TV more accessible than ever. Angie Finley can often be found in the doctor's office watching streaming programs on her mobile device.
"I often watch movies and such on my iPhone or iPad via iTunes or Netflix while I'm stuck in the chair," Finley said. "It's nice to have it all portable. (But) I really don't watch so much TV that I have to have it with me all the time.
"It's more a matter of being so busy that, when I can pause to catch my breath and watch a bit, I want it to be waiting for me and not the other way around."
Not to mention the fact that watching TV via portable device is a lot safer.
Monty Clendenin, a retired pastor who lives in Jacksonville, remembers growing up in Texas when his family had a 100-foot TV antenna they "honed in" on a signal by sliding a wad of tin foil up and down the antenna wire. Doing that only brought in three stations. It also made his dad fall off the roof while trying to redirect the antenna. He wasn't injured, just crushed the rose bush.
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The 2010 NFL betting campaign wrapped up Week 11 on Monday night. Here at Bang the Book, we've got you covered for all of the most important news and notes from Week 11 betting action!
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Welcome back to our series of open threads on the latest batch of U.S. News law school rankings. Last time, readers weighed in on the law schools that made up the bottom half of the traditional second tier (no, not the U.S. News second tier). This time, we'll be taking a look at what was once known as the "third tier" — a group of law schools that was previously unranked.
Two years ago, these law schools were visited by Bob Morse, the U.S. News rankings fairy, who left a now-treasured numerical rank under each of their pillows. Now the deans at these schools can proudly boast that even if they dropped in rank, they're "in the first tier," an accomplishment that only the most gullible of prospective law students could be impressed by. Sigh.
Anyway, let's see if there were any movers and shakers this year in this section of the list….
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Standing on the Conference Center Plaza in Mountain Village, outside the new Village Table restaurant, there would be no possibility of mistaking your location for any other village, like, say, Greenwich Village.
But from the inside, you just might be able to imagine you are in a hip urban enclave, where local residents take for granted mid-range, high-quality restaurants, with a dash of international savoir-faire.
On a recent Monday evening, there was strong evidence that the Mountain Villagers are already appreciative, with most tables occupied at 7 p.m. And this was a Monday, before Bluegrass, the unofficial start of the summer season. The appeal of casual but sophisticated dining in Mountain Village is clear, and longtime local chef Johnny Gerona is helping to fill that niche with aplomb. While the restaurant describes its cuisine as "global soul food," most of the items on the menu have a Mediterranean slant, as one might expect from a chef with roots in France, Italy and Spain. (Gerona's totally fluent English gives lie to the fact that it was his third language.) The signature dish, for example is a bountiful paella, laden with mussels, chicken, shrimp and fish ($24 for one, $46 for two), but the portions are large enough that they can be split among more people if – as recommended – you start your meal with tapas.
How does Gerona get the rice perfectly tender, paella made to order, at high altitude?
"He worked to figure that out," his wife Janice confided when she stopped by our table.
You can get that tender saffron rice in a vegetarian version as well ($22 for one, $42 for two), but either way, traditional or vegetarian, you will be transported instantly to Spain. The flavors, and especially the crunch of rice where it has crisped at the bottom of the paellera, or paella pan – an element of paella so essential that like the pan it's cooked in it has its own name, socarrat – is both authentic and deservedly popular. The fact that you can now get real paella in the Western San Juans would be reason enough to highly recommend The Village Table.
Because sometimes, almost everyone – at least everyone who has ever had one – craves a soulful paella, right?
If you've been in the Telluride region for a while, or have visited frequently over the last couple of decades, you have probably already tasted Gerona's cooking, at the Pacific Street Market, which he and Janice operated for ten years starting in 1987, or at La Marmotte, where he wore the toque for three years in the late 1980s, or in recent years at an event catered by his Bread and Roses Catering business.
All of Gerona's experience is brought to bear at the Village Table with delicious results.
A popular tapa is albondigas (meatballs, $8), ground lamb and beef, served with a red wine reduction. Boquerones (white anchovies, $9) are another Spanish flavor, so unadulterated it might have arrived from the Costa del Sol via overnight delivery. There are another twenty or so choices – ranging from olives ($4) to Spanish essentials like pan tomate ($5), several croquetas ($8) and jamon Serrano ($12) – or you can opt for assorted tapas for one ($22) or for two ($44).
There is a lot more to explore among the entrees, organic roasted chicken served with harissa, for a taste of Morocco ($17 for a quarter, $22 for a half), and a slow braised lamb shank in a curry sauce, to name two intriguing items.
All this and chocolate bread pudding with bourbon sauce ($8) or a tarte Tatin ($8) for dessert, and a wine list with lots of bottles under $40, and any nostalgia for someplace else that The Village Table might remind you of is instantly supplanted.
SIGNATURE DISH: Traditional and authentic Spanish paella comes in generous portions of saffron rice loaded with seafood and chicken. Go to The Village Table for paella and you'll be enticed into returning to sample other items.
VIBE: Modern, casual and warm; a taste of the Mediterranean.
LUNCH TOO: The Village Table offers a dozen or so sandwiches in the $10-$12 range, to eat in or eat out. On a beautiful Mountain Village day, take one out for a picnic on a plaza.
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The magic antelope
This is a discussion on The magic antelope within the Bowhunting Africa forums, part of the HUNT AFRICA category; THE MAGIC ANTELOPE The hunt was over. A 30-inch Bongo was in the salt. No more stress on us. We ...
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The magic antelope
The hunt was over. A 30-inch Bongo was in the salt. No more stress on us. We still had 4 days left of a 14-day hunt in the Lebeki area of Cameroon. Over dinner, we decided that we would use the remaining days to cover the area that we missed during the hunt.
Not so early, the next morning found us wandering through the densest forest that I have ever seen. The Pygmies led us on a quest to find a so-called (magic lake.) We were so tired from walking bent over or crawling that when we came upon a small stream, we decided to walk in it, as there were fewer roots, saplings and vines in it.
After a lifetime, we arrived at the lake. It really was magic. Mist still hung over it and it was very quiet. The Pygmies sat down in a circle and was silent. We did not need an invitation to fall down and recover. That is why they are only 3-4 feet tall and not 6ft+ as we were. This magic lake was the size of halve a rugby field and the forest came right to the edge. Water grass and lilies was visible in a few places. We were silently looking at this dreamlike wonder of nature when ripples appeared on the surface and came our way.
All the Pygmies lay down and we did the same, wondering what is happening.
Dauw, our chief tracker came over to me and whispered (Tunga-tunga). I did not know what he was trying to tell me, until he pointed to something coming out of the mist over the water. I blinked and stared. The biggest male Forest Sitatunga that I ever dreamed of was feeding in the lake. He submerged completely and came up a few feet closer with a mouth full of water grass.
This could not be possible. Yawan had his 90lb. Hoyt Viper with 700gr. custom carbon arrows tipped by 210gr Steelforce broad heads ready. We had to move a few meters to get to an opening where he could shoot. Every time the Sitatunga stuck his head under the water, we moved as fast as we could. This was not as easy as it sounds. The tunga came closer still. He was also facing us and more than half his body was under the water.
?3 yards at the base of the neck. Was all I said to Yawan as the Tunga went under again. He was at full draw when the 杜agic antelope came up at 20 meters and the arrow flew. He went under in a flash and slowly the water turned red. I saw the arrow disappear completely just before he dived and new that he was dead. After 2 or 3 minutes he surfaced and I recovered him. Never before have I seen such beauty. The lake, mist, forest and the Sitatunga made the perfect moment. It was magic.
A record book Bongo, and the unofficial, new world no. 1 Forest Sitatunga with 28 1\4 inch horns made this the best safari any PH or client could hope for.
Back in camp, I was deeply moved by the outcome of the safari. This was a fairy tale. The (Magic Antelope) as the Pygmies call it, is just that, and we were part of its magic.
Fritz Rabe
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great story, that would have made an amazing video. how many more short stories do we have to look forward to? as i said before you should put them together into a book of short hunting stories, and see if maybe safari press would publish it.
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That's one of the neatest things I have ever read. Congrats to the hunter and PH for having the oppourtunity to take part in such an event."That which does not kill us makes us stronger" Friedrich Nietzsche // That which does not kill me, better run like hell" Scott Smith
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- Hunted SA, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia, Mozambique, Ethipoia, Cameroon, CAR, Tanzania, Canada, USA, Spain
Thanx for the kind words guys. I have a few stories like this that I penned down for myself for one day when I am old and can not hunt anymore. A friend convinced me to post some of them here. I shall go through them all and post the best ones here.
Fritz Rabe
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Thanks for posting. The stories help us to visualize the hunt. A well told story makes feel like we are there with you. Most of us will never have the opportunity to hunt a Sitatunga. Its great to live the hunt through your stories. Bruce
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Glad you respond to encouragement. Keep them coming.
Beautiful animal.Practice whispering before you leave for Africa!
A Legend in my own mind!
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I think a Unicorn is about all you and Yawan have left to shoot with a bow.....awesome.Tom
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Amazing. Thanks again for sharing your experiences with us.
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Great story and picture...
Helps to have good guides and trackers...
They got you there and you did the rest...James Grage - New Mexico
Hold a steady Eye & Rifle...
"Very few of the so-called liberals are open-minded...they shout you down and won't let you speak if you disagree with them." John Wayne
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Amazing story, memories like this last a lifetime!
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Another heat story. You are like the hunting short story guru! Keep them coming."Ignorance is curable, stupid is forever."
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Another great story!
Thanks for sharing them with us.
I agree with others, you really should consider to get them published
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7:24 PM EDT, June 21, 2012
There are two guaranteed ways to diminish marital bliss in a certain family.
The first is to say something rotten about my wife's beloved Democratic Party, which is tied for first place, with the Republican Party, when it comes to the most worthless serve-only-respective-special-interest establishments in the United States.
An equally short route to the domestic doghouse results from my completely reasonable views on the most worthless establishment outside America — royalty.
A week from today, the King of Ga, in the west African nation of Ghana, is expected to visit Easton, where he graduated from high school in 1998, when he was known as John Quartey. He is now 33 and goes by the title of Nii Guate Asuasa Ekasee Ako II, Ga War-Council King of Akra.
There is some controversy over whether Ako II (if that's an acceptable short version) is really a king or just a chief, or whatever, with differing versions coming from Easton Mayor Sal Panto Jr. (who is whipping up fanfare for the royal visit), Ghana's ambassador to the United States, and a relative who is a Philadelphia podiatrist.
It was Samuel Quartey, the Philly foot doctor, who said John Quartey is a chief. I am not sure why anybody cares about the semantic schism. As far as I'm concerned, Ako II has as much right to call himself a king as Elizabeth II has to call herself a queen. I'll get back to that, but the topic of royalty always causes hard jaws at home.
Even though my wife worked hard to become an American citizen (1989 in Allentown) and is as patriotic as anybody, she cannot let go of the feelings she has for the monarchy of her native Japan.
We were newlyweds there when Kotaishi-sama (Americans then called him Crown Prince Akihito) married a commoner, Michiko. At that time, Showa Tenno Heika (Americans say Emperor Hirohito, of World War II fame) was still on the throne.
By the time the crown prince acceded to the throne, we were in the Lehigh Valley. We now address him as Tenno Heika; it is unthinkable to use plebeian names. While I go along with that etiquette, my views of royalty in general are harsh.
For example. I always have opposed communists and their Bolshevik predecessors and everything they did or stood for, with one significant exception. I think their solution to the problem of the Romanov royal family in Russia was not only understandable; it was absolutely necessary and, in the case of adults, well-deserved.
Similarly, one of the few bright spots of the French Revolution was when guillotine blades dropped on the necks of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI. (As I reported in May, the French royal family had plans to escape to America and a settlement, called French Azilum, was built for them near Towanda, Pa., where I once lived.
It is a true blessing of world history that they were never able to come to this nation to infect it with their putrid presence.
I never called for the murder of the Japanese royal family, per se, but my general anti-royal views horrify my wife. I have to admit that both the present emperor and his father (who was not to blame for WW II, by the way) were accomplished marine biologists whose research actually contributed something to society, unlike almost all the other members of royal families.
Nevertheless, I detest the entire institution of royalty and the idea that otherwise useless people rule by divine right, as arranged by the chance encounter of a spermatozoon with an egg in a fallopian tube. And when it comes to the British or Arabian royal families, I sometimes entertain fantasies of a Bolshevik comeback.
Queen Elizabeth II is the world's richest monarch, according to some sources, with British taxpayers struggling to shovel enough money into her palace to give her a tally of $80 billion, for which she has never so much as lifted a bejeweled finger.
This royal family is actually a bunch of Germans, some of whom collaborated with the Nazis before and during World War II. We hanged the Nazis after the war; where were the dangling Windsors?
King Abdullah II of Saudi Arabia has $66 billion, and he presides over the world's most depraved regime, propped up by America and the lives of American GIs.
For what? So that Abdullah and the rest of his royal clan can insist that women be stoned to death for a lack of servility, or so that the royals can fill their harems and forced-labor enterprises with slaves kidnapped from other countries?
Next come some other Arab crowned heads and the king of Thailand ($40 billion), whose reign also is propped up by America, and then the Sultan of Brunei, who has 6,000 personal cars and the world's biggest palace, with 1,788 rooms.
When the Bolsheviks called such systems decadent and corrupt, they were making an understatement.
All of these irrefutable arguments have failed to faze my wife, who still gets a thrill from reading or seeing something on television about royalty — not just in Japan but even in England — and she refuses to abandon that dratted Democratic Party.
Meanwhile, the King of Ga appears to be a pleasant and harmless enough fellow, based on pictures and stories about his visit to Easton next week, and I wish him well. I just think he ought to get a regular job.
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You'll be centrally located in Orlando with a stay at Crowne Plaza Orlando - Downtown, minutes from Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre and St. James Cathedral.
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Crowne Plaza Orlando - Downtown's convenient downtown location is two blocks from Amway Center, three miles from the Orlando Science Center, and 10 miles from the airport.
The nonsmoking hotel features a bistro and room service. A first-floor fitness room contains cardiovascular and strength-training equipment and 42-inch plasma TVs. An outdoor pool and a spa tub.
Complimentary wireless and wired, high-speed Internet access is available in common areas and guestrooms. The hotel offers 4,400 square feet/408 square meters of elegant function space. The hotel also offers audio-visual equipment and conference rooms.
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To tantalize the taste buds, Bite Bistro and Wine Bar is located in the main lobby of Crowne Plaza Orlando – Downtown. The chef creates sumptuous progressive American cuisine with influences from around the world. Sample the pan-seared crab cakes or the seafood jumbo. Or why not settle down with your favorite beverage to watch the game on several large plasma screens strategically placed around the area? Happy Hour is held each weekday from 5:30 PM until 7:00 PM and offers many food and drink specials. The Bite Bistro and Wine Bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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The fitness center includes cardio machines, strength-training equipment, and 42-inch plasma TVs.
Clear Lake, three miles from the hotel, is bordered by two parks. George A. Barker Jr. Park, on the north end of the lake, features a boat ramp and a fishing pier with two fish feeders. The 33-acre Clear Lake Park, on the south end of the lake, has nature trails, a fishing dock, and a boat ramp.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Swimming on site
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On November 6, Congress passed, and President Obama signed, legislation extending the period to which net operating losses sustained in 2008 or 2009 may be carried. As a result, the NOLs incurred in either year (but not both) may be carried back to the fifth taxable year preceding the taxable year in which the NOL was suffered.1 Traditionally, the NOLs may be carried back only two years.
There are a few exceptions written into the new tax law with which companies should be familiar: two that are spelled out in the provisions and one that requires a little more digging into tax law from the 1980s that relates to the RJR Nabisco leveraged buyout and so-called corporate equity reduction transactions, or CERTs.
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Central Michigan swept Bowling Green at Margo Jonker Stadium on April 19, 4-2 and 5-0. The Chippewas split with Ohio over the weekend, losing game one 7-3 but rebounded in game two 13-5.
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Senior Macy Merchant finished the regular season leading the MAC with a .474 batting average and 36 hits. With seven hits over the weekend, she moved into the top 10 in program history with 190 career hits, and now ranks in the top 10 for career hits, steals (71), and runs (111).
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Senior Kara Dornbos leads Central Michigan with 12 wins in the circle this season and has pitched five shutouts. She has made 23 starts, 16 of which went for complete games. Dornbos has held conference opponents to a .227 average at the plate and has a season ERA of 2.84. She has earned Mid-American Conference Pitcher of the Week honors twice this season, and has been named to the Capital One Academic All-District V First Team.
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Luis Suarez is surprised at Liverpool's success and admits he did not think they would be competing for the title.
At least he wasn't in Bayern's defeat to Real Madrid, says one chap in the mailbox. Plus, more excitement over Van Gaal at Man United and thoughts on FFP...
Man United fans know who they want to replace David Moyes, with Louis van Gaal the favourite to take over at Old Trafford. Plus, thoughts on Real Madrid v Bayern Munich...