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Apparently when you have a blog, one of the obligatory posts at the end of each year is some sort of year in review. I’m going to do a couple things. First, I’m going to highlight the top 10 posts from the past year. By that, I mean the most clicked-on posts according to the stat counter. I have no idea if objectively they are the “top” posts.
This is an important topic, to be sure, but Top 10? Okay.
9. My ______ Isn’t Producing! What’s Wrong?
This is definitely one of the most common questions we get every year. People want fresh veggies as soon as possible, and it’s perturbing when they don’t appear right away!
8. What is the “Best” Tomato to Plant?
Unfortunately, I don’t think anyone reading this post got their question answered, since I essentially told them that they are asking the wrong question. First, determine what you value in a tomato plant, then pick the plant that fits!
7. What’s Eating the Spinach?
I know no one got a satisfactory answer from this post when they visited, because we never really determined what was eating our spinach either.
A closeup picture of the tomato trellis we used in the Family of 4 Garden. I think this post is hanging on the coat-tails of one of the top 5 posts.
5. My Tomato is Rotting!
Ah, Blossom End Rot, the disease that is not a disease. Such a ghastly looking tomato it causes too!
Okay, I’ll guarantee you that people ended up on this post because they were searching for “fuzzy white caterpillar.” I hope they weren’t looking for anything other than pictures of cute, fuzzy white caterpillars. FYI, they are probably some type of tussock moth, but I’m not a bug girl, so don’t quote me on that.
The Family of 4 Garden and the plan for the garden that launched this whole blog project!
What’s not to love about big, orange, gooey, gloppy balls of stuff that show up on cedar trees in the rainy weather of spring? Well, a lot, actually. They don’t hurt the cedar trees, but I’m not a fan of what they do to apples!
The most popular post for the year: a look at the 3 different methods of training and trellising tomatoes that we used in the Demonstration Garden this summer!
There you have it! I’ll be back after the New Year to start sharing our plans for the 2010 Demonstration Garden.
Not much going on in the garden this week, and there probably won’t be for a few weeks. You’ll have to excuse me if all I get around to for the next few weeks is a couple posts here and there. Next Friday is Christmas! Can you believe it? Things will start happening again by the end of January, when we start planning the garden for next year!
This week I’m reviewing the Southern Exposure Seed Exchange Catalog. SESE is a lot like Seed Savers Exchange, except, well…they’re Southern! They are based in Virginia, and a lot of their seed growers also reside in the south. The reason this is important, is their seeds are grown and saved in hot, humid regions, so they are likely well-adapted to dealing with our hot climate. It might be interesting to try the same varieties from both Seed Savers and Southern Exposure just to see if there are any differences in how they perform for us here in Kansas.
SESE has a number of “new” items this year, but I’m mostly going to highlight some varieties that they have, but might be hard to find elsewhere.
Purple Podded Yard Long Bean – This pole bean is a type of asparagus bean, or Chinese yard long bean. This particular bean is a very vigorous grower and has gorgeous dark purple beans that retain the purple color when stir-fried. You need a big trellis!
Pole Lima Beans – SESE has a nice selection of Pole Lima Beans that are hard to find otherwise. Black Knight Butterbean is a new variety that sounds intriguing. Violet’s Multi-Colored Butterbean is hilarious to grow, because every pod yields different colored beans. I’ve always thought it would be fun to try to isolate and breed individual varieties out of this variety.
Tashkent French Marigold – Okay, this seems like a really interesting French Marigold variety, but I have to be honest that it is mostly intriguing to me because it was found in Uzbekistan, and I find Uzbekistan an intriguing country. It is also supposedly sweet smelling, rather than astringent like most marigolds.
Asian Tempest Garlic – What’s not to love with a name like Asian Tempest? This is a very hot garlic raw, but mellow after roasting. Of course, we are past the planting window for garlic now, but keep it in mind for next year!
Grey Griselle Shallot – SESE is one of the only sources I’ve found in the U.S. for French Grey Shallots. Prized for French cooking, some consider these shallots the only “true” shallot. As with the garlic, we are past the planting time for this year.
Have a great weekend! Get all that Christmas shopping done!
I finally received my 2010 Johnny’s catalog this week. Not that I’m impatient or anything, but they have had their new 2010 items up on their brand new, sparkly website for a couple weeks now. I had to work really hard to wait to do this review until I actually had a catalog. So, without further ado, here are 5 interesting items from their catalog this year.
‘Albion’ Strawberry – This is a day-neutral (potential to fruit from spring to frost, but often doesn’t in the middle of the hot summer here), that has a great flavor. I tried these out in Oregon and found them quite delicious. They also have good disease resistance, not to mention that perfect strawberry shape.
‘Tempo’ Artichoke – A purple globe artichoke that produces in only 100 days, so it can be grown as an annual. I’m curious to see how well it tolerates our heat.
‘Purple Pak’ & ‘Deep Purple’ Carrots – This whole purple carrot business is making me a little dizzy. Last year they had ‘Purple Rain’ which is nowhere to be seen this year, and ‘Deep Purple’ was on the website, but had a seed failure. Now there is ‘Purple Pak’ and ‘Deep Purple’ is apparently in stock. Still, I have a fondness for purple carrots, so I doubt I’ll be able to resist.
Ice Plant – Buried in the Micro Mix Varieties is this gem. Ice plants are frequently grown as ornamentals, but their succulent leaves are also edible. They have juicy leaves that are flavored with a hint of saltiness and lemon.
‘Red Cardinal’ Spinach – This is a replacement for the ‘Bordeaux’ Spinach that we had out in the garden this year. It has more oval leaves than ‘Bordeaux’ and a more upright habit. It also has red stems and veins.
‘Sprite’ Honeydew – This isn’t exactly new, but it is new to Johnny’s. You might have seen the “Sprite” honeydew melons in grocery stores, but now you can grow them at home! These are little, 1 lb. melons with white flesh.
The wintery weather followed by cold temperatures today has frozen the garden pretty solid.
The spinach leaves are like ice cubes. They will probably thaw out in a couple days when it is warmer and do just fine. In fact, this picture was from yesterday morning, and even this afternoon, they are thawing out.
Likewise the Swiss Chard…while the bigger leaves are probably toast, the young central leaves will probably keep growing if it warms up again.
The Brussels Sprouts have reached the end of their lives…not because they can’t take the cold, but because I sawed them off this afternoon.
I sawed them off with a pruning saw. Rather interesting – the center of the stems was hollow. I don’t know if this was just the result of normal growth or if some insect had bored in. The plants are frozen solid, but they should thaw out just fine in the corner of my office. I’ll snap the sprouts off in a day or two.

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apparently when you have a blog, one of the obligatory posts at the end of each year is some sort of year in review. i’m going to do a couple things. first, i’m going to highlight the top 10 posts from the past year. by that, i mean the most clicked-on posts according to the stat counter. i have no idea if objectively they are the “top” posts.
this is an important topic, to be sure, but top 10? okay.
9. my ______ isn’t producing! what’s wrong?
this is definitely one of the most common questions we get every year. people want fresh veggies as soon as possible, and it’s perturbing when they don’t appear right away!
8. what is the “best” tomato to plant?
unfortunately, i don’t think anyone reading this post got their question answered, since i essentially told them that they are asking the wrong question. first, determine what you value in a tomato plant, then pick the plant that fits!
7. what’s eating the spinach?
i know no one got a satisfactory answer from this post when they visited, because we never really determined what was eating our spinach either.
a closeup picture of the tomato trellis we used in the family of 4 garden. i think this post is hanging on the coat-tails of one of the top 5 posts.
5. my tomato is rotting!
ah, blossom end rot, the disease that is not a disease. such a ghastly looking tomato it causes too!
okay, i’ll guarantee you that people ended up on this post because they were searching for “fuzzy white caterpillar.” i hope they weren’t looking for anything other than pictures of cute, fuzzy white caterpillars. fyi, they are probably some type of tussock moth, but i’m not a bug girl, so don’t quote me on that.
the family of 4 garden and the plan for the garden that launched this whole blog project!
what’s not to love about big, orange, gooey, gloppy balls of stuff that show up on cedar trees in the rainy weather of spring? well, a lot, actually. they don’t hurt the cedar trees, but i’m not a fan of what they do to apples!
the most popular post for the year: a look at the 3 different methods of training and trellising tomatoes that we used in the demonstration garden this summer!
there you have it! i’ll be back after the new year to start sharing our plans for the 2010 demonstration garden.
not much going on in the garden this week, and there probably won’t be for a few weeks. you’ll have to excuse me if all i get around to for the next few weeks is a couple posts here and there. next friday is christmas! can you believe it? things will start happening again by the end of january, when we start planning the garden for next year!
this week i’m reviewing the southern exposure seed exchange catalog. sese is a lot like seed savers exchange, except, well…they’re southern! they are based in virginia, and a lot of their seed growers also reside in the south. the reason this is important, is their seeds are grown and saved in hot, humid regions, so they are likely well-adapted to dealing with our hot climate. it might be interesting to try the same varieties from both seed savers and southern exposure just to see if there are any differences in how they perform for us here in kansas.
sese has a number of “new” items this year, but i’m mostly going to highlight some varieties that they have, but might be hard to find elsewhere.
purple podded yard long bean – this pole bean is a type of asparagus bean, or chinese yard long bean. this particular bean is a very vigorous grower and has gorgeous dark purple beans that retain the purple color when stir-fried. you need a big trellis!
pole lima beans – sese has a nice selection of pole lima beans that are hard to find otherwise. black knight butterbean is a new variety that sounds intriguing. violet’s multi-colored butterbean is hilarious to grow, because every pod yields different colored beans. i’ve always thought it would be fun to try to isolate and breed individual varieties out of this variety.
tashkent french marigold – okay, this seems like a really interesting french marigold variety, but i have to be honest that it is mostly intriguing to me because it was found in uzbekistan, and i find uzbekistan an intriguing country. it is also supposedly sweet smelling, rather than astringent like most marigolds.
asian tempest garlic – what’s not to love with a name like asian tempest? this is a very hot garlic raw, but mellow after roasting. of course, we are past the planting window for garlic now, but keep it in mind for next year!
grey griselle shallot – sese is one of the only sources i’ve found in the u.s. for french grey shallots. prized for french cooking, some consider these shallots the only “true” shallot. as with the garlic, we are past the planting time for this year.
have a great weekend! get all that christmas shopping done!
i finally received my 2010 johnny’s catalog this week. not that i’m impatient or anything, but they have had their new 2010 items up on their brand new, sparkly website for a couple weeks now. i had to work really hard to wait to do this review until i actually had a catalog. so, without further ado, here are 5 interesting items from their catalog this year.
‘albion’ strawberry – this is a day-neutral (potential to fruit from spring to frost, but often doesn’t in the middle of the hot summer here), that has a great flavor. i tried these out in oregon and found them quite delicious. they also have good disease resistance, not to mention that perfect strawberry shape.
‘tempo’ artichoke – a purple globe artichoke that produces in only 100 days, so it can be grown as an annual. i’m curious to see how well it tolerates our heat.
‘purple pak’ & ‘deep purple’ carrots – this whole purple carrot business is making me a little dizzy. last year they had ‘purple rain’ which is nowhere to be seen this year, and ‘deep purple’ was on the website, but had a seed failure. now there is ‘purple pak’ and ‘deep purple’ is apparently in stock. still, i have a fondness for purple carrots, so i doubt i’ll be able to resist.
ice plant – buried in the micro mix varieties is this gem. ice plants are frequently grown as ornamentals, but their succulent leaves are also edible. they have juicy leaves that are flavored with a hint of saltiness and lemon.
‘red cardinal’ spinach – this is a replacement for the ‘bordeaux’ spinach that we had out in the garden this year. it has more oval leaves than ‘bordeaux’ and a more upright habit. it also has red stems and veins.
‘sprite’ honeydew – this isn’t exactly new, but it is new to johnny’s. you might have seen the “sprite” honeydew melons in grocery stores, but now you can grow them at home! these are little, 1 lb. melons with white flesh.
the wintery weather followed by cold temperatures today has frozen the garden pretty solid.
the spinach leaves are like ice cubes. they will probably thaw out in a couple days when it is warmer and do just fine. in fact, this picture was from yesterday morning, and even this afternoon, they are thawing out.
likewise the swiss chard…while the bigger leaves are probably toast, the young central leaves will probably keep growing if it warms up again.
the brussels sprouts have reached the end of their lives…not because they can’t take the cold, but because i sawed them off this afternoon.
i sawed them off with a pruning saw. rather interesting – the center of the stems was hollow. i don’t know if this was just the result of normal growth or if some insect had bored in. the plants are frozen solid, but they should thaw out just fine in the corner of my office. i’ll snap the sprouts off in a day or two.


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Sean performed a magic/disco show at my 6 year old's birthday party. The kids had a wonderful time and his magic show kept their attention throughout. A number of parents commented that it was the best they had seen.
I would just like to thank you very much for your Magic and Mayhem show you put on at Lewis's 6th birthday party. Your show was excellent and well worth it. I thought you managed the 30+ kids extremely well and they all went home with big smiles on their faces, especially Lewis. You never stopped for the full 2 hours (and bit more) your manner and way with the kids was well received. I will definitely recommend you to anybody who asks.
Thanks again for a terrific show on Saturday. I have had lots of comments about how good you were, and I hope it generates more business for you. The kids had a whale of a time, and I think the grown-ups enjoyed themselves too! Thanks a lot.
Just a quick note to say thanks for the fantastic show you did for Chloe today. Chloe and everyone else really enjoyed it. Thanks again.
Sean is absolutely amazing. So funny, the kids love him! He made my boys birthday party amazing! I literally can't fault this company at all! The pair of them are flawless. They spoke to me about the party and all it will include, it ran so smoothly, effortlessly and my son and all his friends loved it! Even the adults were enjoying the show. Normally at parties the adults are bored waiting for the party to be over so they can get home but that certainly wasn't the case this time! I've definitely found an entertainer that I love in this company!! Definitely will be booking these again next year!! Cannot recommend enough!!
To see a selection of reviews just click on the speech bubbles. For a more comprehensive list of reviews see our facebook page MOBILE MAYHEM PARTIES.

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sean performed a magic/disco show at my 6 year old's birthday party. the kids had a wonderful time and his magic show kept their attention throughout. a number of parents commented that it was the best they had seen.
i would just like to thank you very much for your magic and mayhem show you put on at lewis's 6th birthday party. your show was excellent and well worth it. i thought you managed the 30+ kids extremely well and they all went home with big smiles on their faces, especially lewis. you never stopped for the full 2 hours (and bit more) your manner and way with the kids was well received. i will definitely recommend you to anybody who asks.
thanks again for a terrific show on saturday. i have had lots of comments about how good you were, and i hope it generates more business for you. the kids had a whale of a time, and i think the grown-ups enjoyed themselves too! thanks a lot.
just a quick note to say thanks for the fantastic show you did for chloe today. chloe and everyone else really enjoyed it. thanks again.
sean is absolutely amazing. so funny, the kids love him! he made my boys birthday party amazing! i literally can't fault this company at all! the pair of them are flawless. they spoke to me about the party and all it will include, it ran so smoothly, effortlessly and my son and all his friends loved it! even the adults were enjoying the show. normally at parties the adults are bored waiting for the party to be over so they can get home but that certainly wasn't the case this time! i've definitely found an entertainer that i love in this company!! definitely will be booking these again next year!! cannot recommend enough!!
to see a selection of reviews just click on the speech bubbles. for a more comprehensive list of reviews see our facebook page mobile mayhem parties.


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The Fellowship pairs a select number of highly skilled young professionals with leading NGOs and social enterprises in India in order to accelerate impact and create effective projects that are replicable, scalable, and sustainable. Through ten months of service and fieldwork, Fellows gain knowledge of development on the ground in the fields of education, livelihoods, public health, and social enterprise, honing and harnessing their growing skills as change agents capable of effecting lasting change.
Applicants must be a citizen / permanent resident of the United States or citizen of India and between the ages of 21 and 34 in September of the year of application. Applicants must have also completed an undergraduate degree prior to September 1st in the year of application.

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the fellowship pairs a select number of highly skilled young professionals with leading ngos and social enterprises in india in order to accelerate impact and create effective projects that are replicable, scalable, and sustainable. through ten months of service and fieldwork, fellows gain knowledge of development on the ground in the fields of education, livelihoods, public health, and social enterprise, honing and harnessing their growing skills as change agents capable of effecting lasting change.
applicants must be a citizen / permanent resident of the united states or citizen of india and between the ages of 21 and 34 in september of the year of application. applicants must have also completed an undergraduate degree prior to september 1st in the year of application.


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ITEMS regarding the Niagara Cafe in Hunter Street reminded me of once when I was a young girl standing in the queue with my mother waiting to go into the Strand Theatre we saw a protest across the road.Waitresses were parading outside the cafe demonstrating their anger about something. I wouldn’t know what it was. Perhaps other older readers might know.
Elaine Richards,Salt AshSTEVEN Busch (Short Takes, 4/10) I agree with you when you say that, when daylight savings begins, there is some disruption to our daily lives. But the emphasisshould be on the word “some” (as it’s definitely not a great deal). I believe that daylight savings does actually serve a useful and practical purpose (many in fact), so yes, I would say that the adjustment period is necessary. Especially when considering that said adjustment period is all of a few days at most.
Adam Carter,Adamstown HeightsWHYare they wasting money on advertising about revitalising Newcastle instead of just getting on with the job?
Debra Forbes,WickhamI UNDERSTAND how you feel Mr Cooper-Johnston (Letters, 5/10), as residents of the Lambton area living close to the Hunter Stadium, Lambton pool and Lambton junior football fields we are constantly unable to park anywhere near home during summer and winter, and we have never been consulted by the NRL or Newcastle council to see if the traffic impacts on our everyday coming and going. We sort of just get on with it.
Grant Conway,LambtonANSWER to the poll of ‘will the Jets improve on eighth?’ is: Next question.
Michael Casey,MerewetherI WOULD like to thank the staff of Ward F3 at John Hunter Hospital for the wonderful care that was given to me. Nothing was too much trouble and they always showed care and kindness. Once again, thank you all so much.
J Greentree,TamworthTHE people living inside the proposed Supercars track who aren’t interested in racing, should look into renting their houses out for the week to the race teams or corporate sponsors. This is what most of the residents around the Mount Panorama track at Bathurst will be doing this weekend.
Earl Hamilton,Kurri KurriTHE POLLSWILL Uate be remembered as alegend?
Yes 63%,No 37%DO you think the proposed Supercars route is a good one?
Yes 75%,No 25%SHOULD the city’s harbourside land be used for parking?
Yes 36%,No 64%MESSAGEBOARDANGLICAN Care Auxiliary will hold their 39th Annual Art and Craft Exhibition and sale on October 7, 8 and 9. Friday from 2.30pm-7pm, Saturday from10am-4pm andSunday from 10am-3pm. Exhibits in Timbury Hall and the administration building at Anglican Care (C.A.Brown), Booragul.

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items regarding the niagara cafe in hunter street reminded me of once when i was a young girl standing in the queue with my mother waiting to go into the strand theatre we saw a protest across the road.waitresses were parading outside the cafe demonstrating their anger about something. i wouldn’t know what it was. perhaps other older readers might know.
elaine richards,salt ashsteven busch (short takes, 4/10) i agree with you when you say that, when daylight savings begins, there is some disruption to our daily lives. but the emphasisshould be on the word “some” (as it’s definitely not a great deal). i believe that daylight savings does actually serve a useful and practical purpose (many in fact), so yes, i would say that the adjustment period is necessary. especially when considering that said adjustment period is all of a few days at most.
adam carter,adamstown heightswhyare they wasting money on advertising about revitalising newcastle instead of just getting on with the job?
debra forbes,wickhami understand how you feel mr cooper-johnston (letters, 5/10), as residents of the lambton area living close to the hunter stadium, lambton pool and lambton junior football fields we are constantly unable to park anywhere near home during summer and winter, and we have never been consulted by the nrl or newcastle council to see if the traffic impacts on our everyday coming and going. we sort of just get on with it.
grant conway,lambtonanswer to the poll of ‘will the jets improve on eighth?’ is: next question.
michael casey,merewetheri would like to thank the staff of ward f3 at john hunter hospital for the wonderful care that was given to me. nothing was too much trouble and they always showed care and kindness. once again, thank you all so much.
j greentree,tamworththe people living inside the proposed supercars track who aren’t interested in racing, should look into renting their houses out for the week to the race teams or corporate sponsors. this is what most of the residents around the mount panorama track at bathurst will be doing this weekend.
earl hamilton,kurri kurrithe pollswill uate be remembered as alegend?
yes 63%,no 37%do you think the proposed supercars route is a good one?
yes 75%,no 25%should the city’s harbourside land be used for parking?
yes 36%,no 64%messageboardanglican care auxiliary will hold their 39th annual art and craft exhibition and sale on october 7, 8 and 9. friday from 2.30pm-7pm, saturday from10am-4pm andsunday from 10am-3pm. exhibits in timbury hall and the administration building at anglican care (c.a.brown), booragul.


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The Lime and Limestone Operations manufactures lime and limestone products, supplying primarily the construction (including highway, road and parking lot contractors), metals (including steel producers), environmental (including municipal sanitation and water treatement facilities and flue gas treatment), oil and gas services, industrial (including paper and glass manufacturers), roof shingle and agriculture (including poultry and cattle feed producers) industries. The company is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and primarily serves markets in the Central United States and consists of open-pit quarries and an underground mine, plants and distributions facilities owned by US Lime’s wholly owned subsidiaries: Arkansas Lime Company, Colorado Lime Company, Texas Lime Company, U.S. Lime Company, U.S. Lime Company — Shreveport, U.S. Lime Company — St. Clair and U.S. Lime Company — Transportation.
Through its wholly owned subsidiary, U.S. Lime Company — O & G, LLC (“U.S. Lime O & G”), under a lease agreement (the “O & G Lease”), US Lime has royalty interests ranging from 15.4% to 20% and a 20% non-operating working interest, resulting in an overall average revenue interest of 34.8%, with respect to oil and gas rights in wells drilled on approximately 3,800 acres of land located in Johnson County, Texas, in the Barnett Shale Formation. Through U. S. Lime O & G, US Lime also has a drillsite and production facility lease agreement and subsurface easement (the “Drillsite Agreement”) relating to approximately 538 acres of land contiguous to Johnson County, Texas, property. Pursuant to the Drillsite Agreement, US Lime receives a 3% royalty interest and a 12.5% non-operating working interest in any wells drilled from two pad sites located on the property.

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the lime and limestone operations manufactures lime and limestone products, supplying primarily the construction (including highway, road and parking lot contractors), metals (including steel producers), environmental (including municipal sanitation and water treatement facilities and flue gas treatment), oil and gas services, industrial (including paper and glass manufacturers), roof shingle and agriculture (including poultry and cattle feed producers) industries. the company is headquartered in dallas, texas, and primarily serves markets in the central united states and consists of open-pit quarries and an underground mine, plants and distributions facilities owned by us lime’s wholly owned subsidiaries: arkansas lime company, colorado lime company, texas lime company, u.s. lime company, u.s. lime company — shreveport, u.s. lime company — st. clair and u.s. lime company — transportation.
through its wholly owned subsidiary, u.s. lime company — o & g, llc (“u.s. lime o & g”), under a lease agreement (the “o & g lease”), us lime has royalty interests ranging from 15.4% to 20% and a 20% non-operating working interest, resulting in an overall average revenue interest of 34.8%, with respect to oil and gas rights in wells drilled on approximately 3,800 acres of land located in johnson county, texas, in the barnett shale formation. through u. s. lime o & g, us lime also has a drillsite and production facility lease agreement and subsurface easement (the “drillsite agreement”) relating to approximately 538 acres of land contiguous to johnson county, texas, property. pursuant to the drillsite agreement, us lime receives a 3% royalty interest and a 12.5% non-operating working interest in any wells drilled from two pad sites located on the property.


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Bakersfield College Athletics is recognized as a comprehensive and preeminent community college environment where student success is valued. Established in 1922, Renegade Athletics continues to enrich the lives or our students, community and alumni providing a common source of pride & tradition.
Prepare students with the skills to succeed in the classroom and on the playing fields.
Anticipate and prepare students to meet the challenges of progression and completion in academia.
Establish relationships with higher educational institutions to promote and facilitate transfer of student athletes to continue their Athletic career.
Commit to providing Athletic Facilities with up to date amenities.
Provide leadership skills to enable students to become successful leaders in the community.

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bakersfield college athletics is recognized as a comprehensive and preeminent community college environment where student success is valued. established in 1922, renegade athletics continues to enrich the lives or our students, community and alumni providing a common source of pride & tradition.
prepare students with the skills to succeed in the classroom and on the playing fields.
anticipate and prepare students to meet the challenges of progression and completion in academia.
establish relationships with higher educational institutions to promote and facilitate transfer of student athletes to continue their athletic career.
commit to providing athletic facilities with up to date amenities.
provide leadership skills to enable students to become successful leaders in the community.


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This delightful Kidorable Dinosaur Children's Umbrella would brighten any Child's day!
It has a khaki canopy with a fun print of a Dinosaur's head at the front.
It also has the Dinosaur's spine running from the top to the back of the umbrella.
The orange handle is Dinosaur-shaped.

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this delightful kidorable dinosaur children's umbrella would brighten any child's day!
it has a khaki canopy with a fun print of a dinosaur's head at the front.
it also has the dinosaur's spine running from the top to the back of the umbrella.
the orange handle is dinosaur-shaped.


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In this case study for 90 Flax Road in Fairfield, CT, you will learn how Zillow is often wrong in determining the “zestimate” or price of the house, especially in Fairfield County, CT. Realtor, Judy Mitchell explains why this is and how not to fall into the Zillow trap. Using a house she sold in Fairfield, CT, Judy shows you how she was able to achieve a sale price of almost $20,000 over what Zillow said this house was worth. There is now more money in the pocket of the sellers because of an accurate market value analysis done on this house and by presenting this house properly to the buyers who were willing to pay top dollar for it.
Here is what the buyers saw when we listed and sold the house for $620,000.
The Zillow Zestimate was $19,000 less than the price at which we sold the house! Sice Zillow has 72% market share of buyers looking for new homes, we had our work cut out for us. We needed to prove to the buyers that house was worth more. How did we do it?
We always use professional photography.
We always provide accurate floor plans.
We present the house to the buyers in way that builds value for our sellers.
We use 4 color brochures and make open houses an experience that buyers will not forget. They may see 4 or 5 houses on a Sunday, but they won’t forget seeing an open house by the Judy Mitchell Group.
We negotiate skillfully on behalf of our clients.

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in this case study for 90 flax road in fairfield, ct, you will learn how zillow is often wrong in determining the “zestimate” or price of the house, especially in fairfield county, ct. realtor, judy mitchell explains why this is and how not to fall into the zillow trap. using a house she sold in fairfield, ct, judy shows you how she was able to achieve a sale price of almost $20,000 over what zillow said this house was worth. there is now more money in the pocket of the sellers because of an accurate market value analysis done on this house and by presenting this house properly to the buyers who were willing to pay top dollar for it.
here is what the buyers saw when we listed and sold the house for $620,000.
the zillow zestimate was $19,000 less than the price at which we sold the house! sice zillow has 72% market share of buyers looking for new homes, we had our work cut out for us. we needed to prove to the buyers that house was worth more. how did we do it?
we always use professional photography.
we always provide accurate floor plans.
we present the house to the buyers in way that builds value for our sellers.
we use 4 color brochures and make open houses an experience that buyers will not forget. they may see 4 or 5 houses on a sunday, but they won’t forget seeing an open house by the judy mitchell group.
we negotiate skillfully on behalf of our clients.


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What are the Indian Railway jobs available for B-tech Student(CSE)?
Please tell me the details about the job opportunity in Indian railway for B-tech student in Computer Science branch. Also give me the link of that website from where i can apply for such kind of job.
what is the marks criteria in Government railway job ?
What are the government jobs for B.Tech CSE students?
Can I get into Railways if I am a graduate?
Details about Indian Railway recruitment for B.Tech in Mechanical engineers?
Information about railway jobs after B.Tech? Type of railway jobs suitable for B.Tech graduates?
Railway jobs after B.Tech in Electrical?
Re: What are the Indian Railway jobs available for B-tech Student(CSE)?
Sir time of form filling date in railway for b.tech cse student and what salary.
Jobs in government filed for B.Tech CSE branch student?
Selection procedure for getting job in government banks for Computer Science Engineer? Eligibility criteria for it and list of jobs available for B.Tech CSE student?
How can I get government jobs in Railway or Bank after passing B.Tech CSE?

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what are the indian railway jobs available for b-tech student(cse)?
please tell me the details about the job opportunity in indian railway for b-tech student in computer science branch. also give me the link of that website from where i can apply for such kind of job.
what is the marks criteria in government railway job ?
what are the government jobs for b.tech cse students?
can i get into railways if i am a graduate?
details about indian railway recruitment for b.tech in mechanical engineers?
information about railway jobs after b.tech? type of railway jobs suitable for b.tech graduates?
railway jobs after b.tech in electrical?
re: what are the indian railway jobs available for b-tech student(cse)?
sir time of form filling date in railway for b.tech cse student and what salary.
jobs in government filed for b.tech cse branch student?
selection procedure for getting job in government banks for computer science engineer? eligibility criteria for it and list of jobs available for b.tech cse student?
how can i get government jobs in railway or bank after passing b.tech cse?


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But it does take quite a lot of effort to ensure that the whole season does not become completely overwhelming.
It is always a very busy time. There are Christmas cards to send, presents to make for family and friends, decorations to hang, food to prepare and practices and performances for concerts and plays.
I find it helpful to use a Christmas planner I designed for our church’s Sunday school to keep track of all the events and all the things which must be done.
Sprite uses the planner now too; but she has very high expectations about what Christmas should be like. P’est Pour Parfait, the perfectionist poodle, always insists that everything must be perfect for Christmas and causes Sprite anxiety about every aspect of the season, especially about performing in the concerts and plays.
Now her concerns are more often for others who are not celebrating and do not receive any gifts and this can cause her to be upset as she opens her own presents.
But the main difficulties associated with the holiday season are in the areas of sensory overload. All the Dabrowski Dogs become very involved with all the holiday activities. This is both a blessing and a problem. It is always easier to manage if the holidays are spent at home but can be harder if visiting.
There is always so much noise and excitement. Often sugar and artificial colouring laden foods are being served.
These can all affect moods and behaviour and it is often are not understood by other people. The Black Dogs try to creep in and ruin the season for her.
Sprite does love Christmas at a deep spiritual level. Every sight, sound and scent is magnified for her and she finds significance even in shades of colour.
She needs time and space to escape from the hurly-burly to be quiet and just enjoy Christmas in her own way.
This is a post in the Gifted Homeschoolers Forum November 2013 Blog Hop Surviving and thriving at the holidays with a gifted or 2E kid.

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but it does take quite a lot of effort to ensure that the whole season does not become completely overwhelming.
it is always a very busy time. there are christmas cards to send, presents to make for family and friends, decorations to hang, food to prepare and practices and performances for concerts and plays.
i find it helpful to use a christmas planner i designed for our church’s sunday school to keep track of all the events and all the things which must be done.
sprite uses the planner now too; but she has very high expectations about what christmas should be like. p’est pour parfait, the perfectionist poodle, always insists that everything must be perfect for christmas and causes sprite anxiety about every aspect of the season, especially about performing in the concerts and plays.
now her concerns are more often for others who are not celebrating and do not receive any gifts and this can cause her to be upset as she opens her own presents.
but the main difficulties associated with the holiday season are in the areas of sensory overload. all the dabrowski dogs become very involved with all the holiday activities. this is both a blessing and a problem. it is always easier to manage if the holidays are spent at home but can be harder if visiting.
there is always so much noise and excitement. often sugar and artificial colouring laden foods are being served.
these can all affect moods and behaviour and it is often are not understood by other people. the black dogs try to creep in and ruin the season for her.
sprite does love christmas at a deep spiritual level. every sight, sound and scent is magnified for her and she finds significance even in shades of colour.
she needs time and space to escape from the hurly-burly to be quiet and just enjoy christmas in her own way.
this is a post in the gifted homeschoolers forum november 2013 blog hop surviving and thriving at the holidays with a gifted or 2e kid.


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Applications are invited for a Walk in interview for the following post(s) in the project entitled, "Lateral Flow Immunoassay based Point-of-Care Oral Cancer Diagnostic kit (OCDk)" at the department of Centre for Nanotechnology, IIT Guwahati.
Candidates have to appear in the Walk in Interview along with an application/CV on plain paper giving details of all educational qualifications, experience, contact address, phone no., E - mail etc. and submit photocopies of relevant documents at the time of interview on 24 Apr 2019 (Wednesday) at 11:00 AM. Venue: Conference Room, CFN.

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applications are invited for a walk in interview for the following post(s) in the project entitled, "lateral flow immunoassay based point-of-care oral cancer diagnostic kit (ocdk)" at the department of centre for nanotechnology, iit guwahati.
candidates have to appear in the walk in interview along with an application/cv on plain paper giving details of all educational qualifications, experience, contact address, phone no., e - mail etc. and submit photocopies of relevant documents at the time of interview on 24 apr 2019 (wednesday) at 11:00 am. venue: conference room, cfn.


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GI disease Visualization of only the open end of the stainless steel tube in rigid sigmoidoscopy. See Sigmoidoscopy.
Also keep plants low--avoid tall ones that create a tunnel effect.
Developers Urban Solutions submitted the new plans after tests revealed passers-by could get caught in a wind tunnel effect created by the original design.
Alps TuMR element consists of an insulating layer sandwiched between highly magnetic layers that, when applied with a magnetic field, exhibits a tunnel effect in which an electric signal runs through the insulating body.
Long, narrow rooms such as hallways have a natural tunnel effect, which can be reduced by painting the end walls in a deeper colour to the side walls.
ANYONE who walked past Lime Street station today could not fail to notice how the design of the buildings creates a wind tunnel effect, forcing visitors to fight their way through strong gusts to get to their train.
By creating a tunnel effect with hedging or planting that leads to hidden points of interest you will add greatly to the level of intrigue and excitement achieved by your design.
Fibre-optic displays can also be moulded by the kids into different shapes while an interactive 'infinity tunnel' gives them total control over colour choices and produces a never-ending tunnel effect.
Ground-mounted lights installed in proximity to bushes or shrubs may, for example, produce shadows that cause a black tunnel effect at entrances and windows.
This was caused by a tunnel effect, an ability on the part of electrons to penetrate barriers that were perhaps a hundred atoms thick, as though they were tunneling through.
I was intrigued with the idea if doing a variation of Georgia O'Keeffe's bone paintings, using that sort of tunnel effect.
The patio sits between Adobe's three office towers, which create a wind tunnel effect from sustained winds off the Pacific Ocean.
Despite backing the new scheme, at the back of the Lloyd House police headquarters, councillors were concerned about the block creating a wind tunnel effect and called for tests ahead of construction.

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gi disease visualization of only the open end of the stainless steel tube in rigid sigmoidoscopy. see sigmoidoscopy.
also keep plants low--avoid tall ones that create a tunnel effect.
developers urban solutions submitted the new plans after tests revealed passers-by could get caught in a wind tunnel effect created by the original design.
alps tumr element consists of an insulating layer sandwiched between highly magnetic layers that, when applied with a magnetic field, exhibits a tunnel effect in which an electric signal runs through the insulating body.
long, narrow rooms such as hallways have a natural tunnel effect, which can be reduced by painting the end walls in a deeper colour to the side walls.
anyone who walked past lime street station today could not fail to notice how the design of the buildings creates a wind tunnel effect, forcing visitors to fight their way through strong gusts to get to their train.
by creating a tunnel effect with hedging or planting that leads to hidden points of interest you will add greatly to the level of intrigue and excitement achieved by your design.
fibre-optic displays can also be moulded by the kids into different shapes while an interactive 'infinity tunnel' gives them total control over colour choices and produces a never-ending tunnel effect.
ground-mounted lights installed in proximity to bushes or shrubs may, for example, produce shadows that cause a black tunnel effect at entrances and windows.
this was caused by a tunnel effect, an ability on the part of electrons to penetrate barriers that were perhaps a hundred atoms thick, as though they were tunneling through.
i was intrigued with the idea if doing a variation of georgia o'keeffe's bone paintings, using that sort of tunnel effect.
the patio sits between adobe's three office towers, which create a wind tunnel effect from sustained winds off the pacific ocean.
despite backing the new scheme, at the back of the lloyd house police headquarters, councillors were concerned about the block creating a wind tunnel effect and called for tests ahead of construction.


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"Simulation in nursing education : iPod as a teaching tool for undergra" by Jennifer Evans, Sue Webster et al.
Most people with psychosis and schizophrenia experience auditory hallucinations, particularly the hearing of voices. A common cause of frustration and alienation for consumers is the lack of understanding by therapists, family members and caregivers, who find it difficult to relate to the consumers’ experiences. The purpose of this study is to examine and evaluate whether students’ participation in a simulated auditory hallucination will increase their understanding and knowledge about psychosis and auditory hallucinations. The design method consisted of a lecture on psychosis and schizophrenia disorders, followed by a simulation of auditory hallucinations using iPods. Students’ knowledge and perceptions of psychosis and hallucinations was assessed using quasi-experimental pre-post matched-design questionnaires. The questionnaire was divided into two parts, the first comprised closed questions to assess students’ knowledge, and the second part consisted of open-ended questions to collect information about students’ perceptions of auditory hallucinations. The results confirmed that students’ knowledge of psychosis and hallucination increased following the teaching session and simulation is a useful tool to prepare students for clinical placements in mental health practice.

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"simulation in nursing education : ipod as a teaching tool for undergra" by jennifer evans, sue webster et al.
most people with psychosis and schizophrenia experience auditory hallucinations, particularly the hearing of voices. a common cause of frustration and alienation for consumers is the lack of understanding by therapists, family members and caregivers, who find it difficult to relate to the consumers’ experiences. the purpose of this study is to examine and evaluate whether students’ participation in a simulated auditory hallucination will increase their understanding and knowledge about psychosis and auditory hallucinations. the design method consisted of a lecture on psychosis and schizophrenia disorders, followed by a simulation of auditory hallucinations using ipods. students’ knowledge and perceptions of psychosis and hallucinations was assessed using quasi-experimental pre-post matched-design questionnaires. the questionnaire was divided into two parts, the first comprised closed questions to assess students’ knowledge, and the second part consisted of open-ended questions to collect information about students’ perceptions of auditory hallucinations. the results confirmed that students’ knowledge of psychosis and hallucination increased following the teaching session and simulation is a useful tool to prepare students for clinical placements in mental health practice.


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Only within the last 16 months, the world has seen the emergence of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), the Paris agreement which has just recently come into force, and the so called New Urban Agenda (NUA). All three of them represent bold and (more or less) legally binding agreements by the Member States of the United Nations. The New Urban Agenda should be the most concrete and practical one since it addresses the smaller scale of government, i.e. cities – the place where we will win or lose our struggle for a more just, equitable and indeed sustainable world.
November 8, 2016 Comments Off on The New Urban Agenda: More Power to Cities? Yes, but how?
On September 22 2013, 50.9% of the Hamburg citizens voted in a referendum for the full remunicipalisation of the energy distribution grids in the city. The referendum was initiated by the citizen’s initiative ‘Our Hamburg – Our Grid’ (OHOG) and constituted the climax of an intense political controversy that lasted for more than three years. Through this vote Hamburg has received international attention and became a flagship example for remarkable civil engagement. In the international best-seller “This Changes Everything” (2014), Naomi Klein sees the driving motive in the people’s ‘desire for local power’. Indeed it is true that under the constitution of the City of Hamburg, a successful referendum has a binding effect, which left the City government no other option than to announce the implementation of the referendum decision and to start the remunicipalisation process immediately after the vote. Now, three years after the referendum, it is time to evaluate what has been achieved so far. A series of interviews with key actors that were and, for the most part, still are involved in the remunicipalisation process shed some light on the remunicipalisation process and recent developments.
It is almost time. One of the most important international summits is on our doorstep. Next week the UN General Assembly will be gathering in Quito, Ecuador to (hopefully) agree and sign the so called New Urban Agenda, the international urban “constitution” supposed to be guiding sustainable urban development in the next 20 years. Almost 40,000 participants from all around the world have registered. After the successful adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and the Paris agreement, expectations on the next UN cities summit are high. The question however is: will it deliver? Will delegates agree on a meaningful outcome that ultimately provides guidance for national and local governments? Will it keep up to the promise to be the “SDG implementation summit”? In fact, the goals and principles of the SDGs and the Paris agreement will be confronted with a reality check – since first and foremost much of their substance will have to be implemented by the cities of this world.
October 13, 2016 Comments Off on Habitat III. The upcoming UN cities summit is as important as the Paris Climate Conference – but will it deliver?

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only within the last 16 months, the world has seen the emergence of the sustainable development goals (sdg), the paris agreement which has just recently come into force, and the so called new urban agenda (nua). all three of them represent bold and (more or less) legally binding agreements by the member states of the united nations. the new urban agenda should be the most concrete and practical one since it addresses the smaller scale of government, i.e. cities – the place where we will win or lose our struggle for a more just, equitable and indeed sustainable world.
november 8, 2016 comments off on the new urban agenda: more power to cities? yes, but how?
on september 22 2013, 50.9% of the hamburg citizens voted in a referendum for the full remunicipalisation of the energy distribution grids in the city. the referendum was initiated by the citizen’s initiative ‘our hamburg – our grid’ (ohog) and constituted the climax of an intense political controversy that lasted for more than three years. through this vote hamburg has received international attention and became a flagship example for remarkable civil engagement. in the international best-seller “this changes everything” (2014), naomi klein sees the driving motive in the people’s ‘desire for local power’. indeed it is true that under the constitution of the city of hamburg, a successful referendum has a binding effect, which left the city government no other option than to announce the implementation of the referendum decision and to start the remunicipalisation process immediately after the vote. now, three years after the referendum, it is time to evaluate what has been achieved so far. a series of interviews with key actors that were and, for the most part, still are involved in the remunicipalisation process shed some light on the remunicipalisation process and recent developments.
it is almost time. one of the most important international summits is on our doorstep. next week the un general assembly will be gathering in quito, ecuador to (hopefully) agree and sign the so called new urban agenda, the international urban “constitution” supposed to be guiding sustainable urban development in the next 20 years. almost 40,000 participants from all around the world have registered. after the successful adoption of the sustainable development goals (sdg) and the paris agreement, expectations on the next un cities summit are high. the question however is: will it deliver? will delegates agree on a meaningful outcome that ultimately provides guidance for national and local governments? will it keep up to the promise to be the “sdg implementation summit”? in fact, the goals and principles of the sdgs and the paris agreement will be confronted with a reality check – since first and foremost much of their substance will have to be implemented by the cities of this world.
october 13, 2016 comments off on habitat iii. the upcoming un cities summit is as important as the paris climate conference – but will it deliver?


text: The proposed project would construct an approx. 850 room hotel tower, an approx. 565 bed lower cost visitor serving hotel, retail development along the promenade, approx. 2.1 acres of public access plaza space, approx. 213 onsite parking spaces, a connecting bridge from the hotel public access plaza to the San Diego Convention Center, and a marina expansion. In addition, the proposed project would include the potential use of approx. 110 offsite parking spaces in the Convention Center garage and maintain the existing public in-bay water transportation system, including a water ferry service.

lowercased: the proposed project would construct an approx. 850 room hotel tower, an approx. 565 bed lower cost visitor serving hotel, retail development along the promenade, approx. 2.1 acres of public access plaza space, approx. 213 onsite parking spaces, a connecting bridge from the hotel public access plaza to the san diego convention center, and a marina expansion. in addition, the proposed project would include the potential use of approx. 110 offsite parking spaces in the convention center garage and maintain the existing public in-bay water transportation system, including a water ferry service.


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ABOVE: A vintage cabriolet on a corniche road in Luxembourg. INSET BELOW: Minicars in Montmarte, Parisian parking.
Car travel in Europe can be a joy or a nightmare, depending on where and when you drive. During August, when countless millions of Europeans pack up their family cars and drive to the beaches or mountains, traffic jams can rob even the most scenic European touring routes of their charm. And at any time of year, driving in a major city like London, Paris, or Rome can be nerve-wracking (or at least unpleasant) to the foreign tourist.
Spring and fall are the best times for a motoring vacation in Northern and Central Europe. In Southern Europe, winter can also be pleasant if you avoid the Christmas break. If your vacation is tied to the school calendar, try visiting in June, before the summer season reaches its peak.
Many tourists, especially those from North America, make the mistake of planning car itineraries built around Europe's largest cities. They end up having to cope with nerve-wracking traffic, scarce parking, and unfamiliar regulations--all while trying to catch a glimpse of the sights through a mass of cars, motorscooters, bikes, and tour buses.
Take the train between major cities. Rent cars for local or regional excursions, or for legs of your trip (e.g., Paris to the Riviera) where you want to stop and enjoy sights along the way.
Visit a country like Denmark, Norway, or Sweden where even the largest cities are relatively car-friendly and you can leave town for driving excursions with a minimum of hassle.
ABOVE: The Peugeot Traveller van on a European highway. Residents of countries outside the U.S. can save money with short-term tourist leases from Peugeot.
Comparison shop. Check prices at European brokers that specialize in leisure rentals and short-term leasing programs. Check each company's age restrictions if you're under 25 or over 65, and see "Lease for longer trips" below.
Plan carefully. Rent a car for only as long as you'll need it, to avoid early-return penalties. If you're on a budget, avoid drop-off charges by planning a circular itinerary.
Book ahead. If you live outside Europe, you're likely to get a better deal by making arrangements from abroad.
Lease for longer trips. A short-term car lease can save money on rentals of 21 days or more. Such "buy back" or "purchase-repurchase" leases are especially useful for students and senior citizens, since age restrictions are minimal.
Buy a pass. A Rail 'n Drive Pass combines the speed and comfort of train travel with the convenience of a vehicle for local excursions.
Think small. Fuel is expensive in Europe, streets are narrow in many cities, and small cars are easier to park than large ones. Unless you need a large car or van, stick with a small to midsize car.
Important note: If you're picking up a car outside the European Union, you may encounter bureaucratic hassles if you later decide to drop the car off in an EU country. To avoid potential problems, ask for a car that's regisftered in the EU if you plan to drive there.
Prepare at home. European regulations, driving customs, and road signs can be confusing to foreigners, so use the information resources below to learn the basics ahead of time.
Be alert. If you're from North America, forget about turning on the cruise control and floating along in the left lane while listening to Santana and slurping coffee from your MegaMug. You could have a panic attack when a BMW comes tearing up behind you, left flasher blinking, at 250 km/h (156 mph) or faster. And if you've never had to enter or exit a traffic circle (a.k.a. rotary or roundabout) in heavy traffic, get ready for a new experience--especially if local laws give priority to traffic coming from the right.
Carry an International Driving Permit. This passport-like document (sometimes called an International Driver's License) is a translation of your home license. It's required in some countries and optional in others, but it's well worth having to avoid problems if you're stopped by the police or want to rent a car in a foreign country. See our International Driving Permit article.
ABOVE: The Peugeot Partner is a popular crossover vehicle in Europe.
Do you need liability insurance in Europe? Should you pay extra for a Collision Damage Waiver, or can you rely on your credit card's free coverage? This Europe for Visitors article has the answers.
The interface may be more confusing than a Parisian roundabout, but be patient--and scroll down for links to pages on traffic signs.
Icarehireinsurance has put together an infographic that shows parking signs and markings. The page also discusses parking laws and etiquette in several Western European countries.
Brian Lucas describes his informative and entertaining article as "an attempt to list which side of the road people drive on around the world, and to find some reasons why."
ABOVE: A classic Mercedes 300SL gullwing sports car outside the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany.
Jeff Steiner, an American resident of Strasbourg, wrote these pages for Americans in France.
Read our articles about car museums and factory tours, a high-speed "race taxi," a self-drive "Trabi Safari" tour in Dresden or Berlin, and more.
If you can't read the German text, try The Autobahn, from Brian's Guide to Getting Around Germany, and Hyde Flippo's Autobahn articles from The German Way and More.
See what facilities are available at the 338 gas stations, 382 service areas, and 51 hotels on Germany's Autobahn network.
DeTraci Regula's article is at Tripsavvy.com.
Use the journey planner to design an itinerary or check traffic conditions at the official Italian motorway site, where you'll also find a handful of articles in English.
Joseph F. Lomax wrote this article for InItaly.com.
Learn basic rules, regulations, and other facts from Portugal-info.net.
Most of this advice from Andalucia.com is applicable to Spain as a whole.
This article is from our Switzerland for Visitors subsite.
The country's national tourist office tells everything you need to know before hitting the road in Britain.
ABOVE: You can drive a VW Touareg on the off-road course at Volkswagen's Autostadt in Wolfsburg, Germany.
Use the "Driving Directions" form to plan your trip, or request an online map from the ViaMichelin database.
Renault has been in the tourist car-lease business since 1954. It offers a full range of vehicles, from subcompacts like the Dacia and Clio to the Espace 7-seat luxury crossover and the Trafic 9-seat van. GPS is standard on all models.
Peugeot is represented by our partner, Auto Europe. Peugeot's car models range from econocars to luxury sedans, vans, and the Peugeot Partner, which squeezes a lot of interior space into a boxy SUV-like body.
Rent a car in any of 4,000+ locations, with guaranteed low rates for equivalent cars.

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above: a vintage cabriolet on a corniche road in luxembourg. inset below: minicars in montmarte, parisian parking.
car travel in europe can be a joy or a nightmare, depending on where and when you drive. during august, when countless millions of europeans pack up their family cars and drive to the beaches or mountains, traffic jams can rob even the most scenic european touring routes of their charm. and at any time of year, driving in a major city like london, paris, or rome can be nerve-wracking (or at least unpleasant) to the foreign tourist.
spring and fall are the best times for a motoring vacation in northern and central europe. in southern europe, winter can also be pleasant if you avoid the christmas break. if your vacation is tied to the school calendar, try visiting in june, before the summer season reaches its peak.
many tourists, especially those from north america, make the mistake of planning car itineraries built around europe's largest cities. they end up having to cope with nerve-wracking traffic, scarce parking, and unfamiliar regulations--all while trying to catch a glimpse of the sights through a mass of cars, motorscooters, bikes, and tour buses.
take the train between major cities. rent cars for local or regional excursions, or for legs of your trip (e.g., paris to the riviera) where you want to stop and enjoy sights along the way.
visit a country like denmark, norway, or sweden where even the largest cities are relatively car-friendly and you can leave town for driving excursions with a minimum of hassle.
above: the peugeot traveller van on a european highway. residents of countries outside the u.s. can save money with short-term tourist leases from peugeot.
comparison shop. check prices at european brokers that specialize in leisure rentals and short-term leasing programs. check each company's age restrictions if you're under 25 or over 65, and see "lease for longer trips" below.
plan carefully. rent a car for only as long as you'll need it, to avoid early-return penalties. if you're on a budget, avoid drop-off charges by planning a circular itinerary.
book ahead. if you live outside europe, you're likely to get a better deal by making arrangements from abroad.
lease for longer trips. a short-term car lease can save money on rentals of 21 days or more. such "buy back" or "purchase-repurchase" leases are especially useful for students and senior citizens, since age restrictions are minimal.
buy a pass. a rail 'n drive pass combines the speed and comfort of train travel with the convenience of a vehicle for local excursions.
think small. fuel is expensive in europe, streets are narrow in many cities, and small cars are easier to park than large ones. unless you need a large car or van, stick with a small to midsize car.
important note: if you're picking up a car outside the european union, you may encounter bureaucratic hassles if you later decide to drop the car off in an eu country. to avoid potential problems, ask for a car that's regisftered in the eu if you plan to drive there.
prepare at home. european regulations, driving customs, and road signs can be confusing to foreigners, so use the information resources below to learn the basics ahead of time.
be alert. if you're from north america, forget about turning on the cruise control and floating along in the left lane while listening to santana and slurping coffee from your megamug. you could have a panic attack when a bmw comes tearing up behind you, left flasher blinking, at 250 km/h (156 mph) or faster. and if you've never had to enter or exit a traffic circle (a.k.a. rotary or roundabout) in heavy traffic, get ready for a new experience--especially if local laws give priority to traffic coming from the right.
carry an international driving permit. this passport-like document (sometimes called an international driver's license) is a translation of your home license. it's required in some countries and optional in others, but it's well worth having to avoid problems if you're stopped by the police or want to rent a car in a foreign country. see our international driving permit article.
above: the peugeot partner is a popular crossover vehicle in europe.
do you need liability insurance in europe? should you pay extra for a collision damage waiver, or can you rely on your credit card's free coverage? this europe for visitors article has the answers.
the interface may be more confusing than a parisian roundabout, but be patient--and scroll down for links to pages on traffic signs.
icarehireinsurance has put together an infographic that shows parking signs and markings. the page also discusses parking laws and etiquette in several western european countries.
brian lucas describes his informative and entertaining article as "an attempt to list which side of the road people drive on around the world, and to find some reasons why."
above: a classic mercedes 300sl gullwing sports car outside the mercedes-benz museum in stuttgart, germany.
jeff steiner, an american resident of strasbourg, wrote these pages for americans in france.
read our articles about car museums and factory tours, a high-speed "race taxi," a self-drive "trabi safari" tour in dresden or berlin, and more.
if you can't read the german text, try the autobahn, from brian's guide to getting around germany, and hyde flippo's autobahn articles from the german way and more.
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Lutheran Church of the Cross (LCC) is an ELCA congregation in the heart of the Brainerd Lakes Area, with a membership of 1,570 and an average weekly worship attendance of 420. Sunday worship is a traditional service with a strong foundation of musical gifts.
Wednesday evening features a light meal and a more contemporary service with a worship band, followed by programs for youth and music rehearsals.
You will find LCC to be a church that shares a living, daring confidence in God's grace. Liberated by our faith, we embrace you as a whole person -- questions, complexities and all! Join us as we do God's work in Christ's name for the life of the world. We welcome all people into discipleship with Jesus Christ.
Our mission: God calls Lutheran Church of the Cross to welcome all people into discipleship with Jesus Christ through Prayer, Scripture Reading, Worship, Service in Christ's Name, Stewardship, and Hospitality.
Our theme for 2019 is, "This Changes Everything"

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lutheran church of the cross (lcc) is an elca congregation in the heart of the brainerd lakes area, with a membership of 1,570 and an average weekly worship attendance of 420. sunday worship is a traditional service with a strong foundation of musical gifts.
wednesday evening features a light meal and a more contemporary service with a worship band, followed by programs for youth and music rehearsals.
you will find lcc to be a church that shares a living, daring confidence in god's grace. liberated by our faith, we embrace you as a whole person -- questions, complexities and all! join us as we do god's work in christ's name for the life of the world. we welcome all people into discipleship with jesus christ.
our mission: god calls lutheran church of the cross to welcome all people into discipleship with jesus christ through prayer, scripture reading, worship, service in christ's name, stewardship, and hospitality.
our theme for 2019 is, "this changes everything"


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Options are available in more than 140+ countries and with millions of them trading on different platforms.
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18+ years of age in aadhar card or driving license.
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It is easy to open an account with binary options broker but you need some documents like National ID ready like aadhar card or driving license. This is for verifying your account and anti-money laundering process.
It’s safe to provide the details and aadhar card is recommended.
We recommend IQ Option India because we have tested it and found a 100% legit Binary Options Broker.

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binary options is taking a new level with a lot of new traders in the year 2019. in india, iq option is the best broker of binary options trading.
options are available in more than 140+ countries and with millions of them trading on different platforms.
is binary options are available in india & is it legal? yes, options are available in india and many members of traders already registered and making a living out of it with ease.
18+ years of age in aadhar card or driving license.
how to open iq option account?
it is easy to open an account with binary options broker but you need some documents like national id ready like aadhar card or driving license. this is for verifying your account and anti-money laundering process.
it’s safe to provide the details and aadhar card is recommended.
we recommend iq option india because we have tested it and found a 100% legit binary options broker.


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Pelion is a peninsula of Greece that is situated in the center of Greece. It is very beautiful and famous. This is blessed with natural beauty and the credit to its beauty goes to the beautiful combination of mountains and sea on the peninsula. All things that are in Pelion look so beautiful. The mountains are filled with lots of greenery with numerous high trees. The beaches are also amazing with crystal clear blue waters.
There is a myth popular about this peninsula. It is that this peninsula was once the home of the famous creatures called as centaurs. These are some mythical creatures that were believed to have body half of human being and half of a horse. The most famous name among the centaurs is of chilon. He was the teacher of the famous achilies who was a great hero of Greece as well as Jason and Heracles. The villages of Pelion are really very beautiful as well as traditional. These are built with grey stones that are found in plenty here. The bridges are also built with grey stone and look very nice. There are many churches in Pelion. Some are of Byzantine time and some of them are post Byzantine times. These have their own contribution in the beauty of this place. The best time for holidays in Pelion can be any time in the whole year. This place is full of activities both in summer as well as winters. If you visit here in summer season then you will have a lot of fun in the beautiful beaches of Pelion surrounded by the wonderful green mountains. And if you come here in winter season then also you will experience a lot of fun viewing the whole peninsula covered in white. You will definitely enjoy the snowy slopes. You can simply enjoy in the pistes that are so well organized in the ski centre in chania. The villages of Pelion are very beautiful and traditional. The architecture of the houses is very beautiful. There is the use of grey stone and wood in all the buildings. The roofs of all the houses have the same shape and are covered with grey stone. There are some mansions in Pelion which are very famous. Their shape is like that of a tower and all of these have three floors.
The beaches of Pelion are very beautiful. These are covered with white colored sand and the water is deep crystal clear and has the beautiful combination of blue and green color. These beaches attract a large number of tourists every year. Some famous beaches of Pelion are milopotamas, agios ioannis and papa Nero etc. these are the real jewels of Pelion. The night life of Pelion is not so famous but it has some well developed facilities for enjoying night life at the main beach resorts.

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pelion is a peninsula of greece that is situated in the center of greece. it is very beautiful and famous. this is blessed with natural beauty and the credit to its beauty goes to the beautiful combination of mountains and sea on the peninsula. all things that are in pelion look so beautiful. the mountains are filled with lots of greenery with numerous high trees. the beaches are also amazing with crystal clear blue waters.
there is a myth popular about this peninsula. it is that this peninsula was once the home of the famous creatures called as centaurs. these are some mythical creatures that were believed to have body half of human being and half of a horse. the most famous name among the centaurs is of chilon. he was the teacher of the famous achilies who was a great hero of greece as well as jason and heracles. the villages of pelion are really very beautiful as well as traditional. these are built with grey stones that are found in plenty here. the bridges are also built with grey stone and look very nice. there are many churches in pelion. some are of byzantine time and some of them are post byzantine times. these have their own contribution in the beauty of this place. the best time for holidays in pelion can be any time in the whole year. this place is full of activities both in summer as well as winters. if you visit here in summer season then you will have a lot of fun in the beautiful beaches of pelion surrounded by the wonderful green mountains. and if you come here in winter season then also you will experience a lot of fun viewing the whole peninsula covered in white. you will definitely enjoy the snowy slopes. you can simply enjoy in the pistes that are so well organized in the ski centre in chania. the villages of pelion are very beautiful and traditional. the architecture of the houses is very beautiful. there is the use of grey stone and wood in all the buildings. the roofs of all the houses have the same shape and are covered with grey stone. there are some mansions in pelion which are very famous. their shape is like that of a tower and all of these have three floors.
the beaches of pelion are very beautiful. these are covered with white colored sand and the water is deep crystal clear and has the beautiful combination of blue and green color. these beaches attract a large number of tourists every year. some famous beaches of pelion are milopotamas, agios ioannis and papa nero etc. these are the real jewels of pelion. the night life of pelion is not so famous but it has some well developed facilities for enjoying night life at the main beach resorts.


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Just like your furnace and AC unit, your roof can also benefit from routine inspections to ensure that it’s operating at its best. With winter weather quickly approaching, you want to ensure that your shingles and gutters are ready for whatever Mother Nature will throw our way in the next few months. It can be easy to forget about scheduling an annual roof inspection, especially when you have not yet noticed an interior leak or can’t easily spot exterior damage. When was the last time you took a peek in your attic to check for moisture? Don’t wait until you spot damage to schedule your inspection. Here are a few reasons why it’s important to not only have your rooftop and gutter system inspected on a routine basis, but to also hire a professional to inspect your home.
Throughout the year in the Midwest, our rooftops see a range of weather conditions. Between the heavy rains, high winds, hail, ice and snow, your rooftop needs to be in tip top shape in order to properly protect the structural integrity of your home. High winds and hail can cause shingles to become loose, curled or removed completely leaving your roof vulnerable to moisture. Ice dams and snow can cause a lot of extra weight to hang from your shingles and gutters if moisture cannot find a proper way to drain away from the roof. By ensuring that your shingles and gutters are in good shape every year, especially after a strong summer storm has passed through your neighborhood, you can avoid any major repairs down the road. Even if you notice that you are only missing one shingle here and there, those types of issues can quickly become a larger problem that comes with an expensive price tag.
Even though getting up on your roof may seem like an easy task, it’s best to leave this household chore to a professional. Not only is it unsafe to walk on your roof, but it becomes especially dangerous if you do not have the proper equipment or know how to safely maneuver once you are up there. Our team at Exterior Remodel and Design is here to help inspect your rooftop in a timely and safe manner. Our team knows exactly what to look for inside and outside of your home when determining if your roof is in need of a little TLC. As roofing experts, we are trained to spot even the smallest discrepancy that could easily go unnoticed and cause interior damage down the road. We will not only inspect your rooftop, but we will also provide an accurate assessment of our observations.
Even though scheduling a roof inspection when you do not notice any damage may seem like a waste of time and money, but the price is drastically cheaper than replacing an entire roof once a problem has been left unaddressed for a period of time. An annual roof inspection is an investment for your home and can extend the overall lifespan of your shingles and gutters.
If you would like to schedule a roof inspection, give our team a call today at (402) 861-0000. You can trust Exterior Remodel & Design for the highest quality installation, repair and inspection. Contact our team today!

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just like your furnace and ac unit, your roof can also benefit from routine inspections to ensure that it’s operating at its best. with winter weather quickly approaching, you want to ensure that your shingles and gutters are ready for whatever mother nature will throw our way in the next few months. it can be easy to forget about scheduling an annual roof inspection, especially when you have not yet noticed an interior leak or can’t easily spot exterior damage. when was the last time you took a peek in your attic to check for moisture? don’t wait until you spot damage to schedule your inspection. here are a few reasons why it’s important to not only have your rooftop and gutter system inspected on a routine basis, but to also hire a professional to inspect your home.
throughout the year in the midwest, our rooftops see a range of weather conditions. between the heavy rains, high winds, hail, ice and snow, your rooftop needs to be in tip top shape in order to properly protect the structural integrity of your home. high winds and hail can cause shingles to become loose, curled or removed completely leaving your roof vulnerable to moisture. ice dams and snow can cause a lot of extra weight to hang from your shingles and gutters if moisture cannot find a proper way to drain away from the roof. by ensuring that your shingles and gutters are in good shape every year, especially after a strong summer storm has passed through your neighborhood, you can avoid any major repairs down the road. even if you notice that you are only missing one shingle here and there, those types of issues can quickly become a larger problem that comes with an expensive price tag.
even though getting up on your roof may seem like an easy task, it’s best to leave this household chore to a professional. not only is it unsafe to walk on your roof, but it becomes especially dangerous if you do not have the proper equipment or know how to safely maneuver once you are up there. our team at exterior remodel and design is here to help inspect your rooftop in a timely and safe manner. our team knows exactly what to look for inside and outside of your home when determining if your roof is in need of a little tlc. as roofing experts, we are trained to spot even the smallest discrepancy that could easily go unnoticed and cause interior damage down the road. we will not only inspect your rooftop, but we will also provide an accurate assessment of our observations.
even though scheduling a roof inspection when you do not notice any damage may seem like a waste of time and money, but the price is drastically cheaper than replacing an entire roof once a problem has been left unaddressed for a period of time. an annual roof inspection is an investment for your home and can extend the overall lifespan of your shingles and gutters.
if you would like to schedule a roof inspection, give our team a call today at (402) 861-0000. you can trust exterior remodel & design for the highest quality installation, repair and inspection. contact our team today!


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On May 19th, 2017, the 7th International Art Festival of Soong Ching Ling School was held at the Shanghai Grand Theatre. More than 670 students from 20 countries and areas joined this multicultural performance.
During the Art Festival, the students performed in a variety of traditions. Folk music, Kun Opera, Suzhou Ping Tan, Yueju Opera and Chinese folk dance showed traditional Chinese culture while Hawaii Haka and street dance displayed rich world culture. By being rooted in Chinese traditional culture, students are more able to function authentically as global citizens.
In addition to the inheritance of Chinese culture, one innovation in the Art Festival this year is that the students presented a stage play “An Unforgettable Birthday Party”. Grade 1 to 5 students from 15 classes performed in this 52-minute play. They learned about love, giving and receiving through their performance.
Confucius said that to love others, one should start by loving his or her family. Children who grow up with love will be kind to the world and appreciate what their predecessors contributed. They will devote themselves to creating a better future with generosity and integrity, which is also the theme of the SCLS Art Festival, “Benevolence · Everlasting ”.
The importance of the Art Festival is that all students participate and that all students are respected.
When we appreciate every student’s hard work and respect their differences, their potential is inspired which leads to the miracle.
In this lovely season of early summer when every living thing is full of energy, the students of SCLS embrace their vivid lives and happiness. We wish that all our little saplings become big trees and gather in the forest!

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on may 19th, 2017, the 7th international art festival of soong ching ling school was held at the shanghai grand theatre. more than 670 students from 20 countries and areas joined this multicultural performance.
during the art festival, the students performed in a variety of traditions. folk music, kun opera, suzhou ping tan, yueju opera and chinese folk dance showed traditional chinese culture while hawaii haka and street dance displayed rich world culture. by being rooted in chinese traditional culture, students are more able to function authentically as global citizens.
in addition to the inheritance of chinese culture, one innovation in the art festival this year is that the students presented a stage play “an unforgettable birthday party”. grade 1 to 5 students from 15 classes performed in this 52-minute play. they learned about love, giving and receiving through their performance.
confucius said that to love others, one should start by loving his or her family. children who grow up with love will be kind to the world and appreciate what their predecessors contributed. they will devote themselves to creating a better future with generosity and integrity, which is also the theme of the scls art festival, “benevolence · everlasting ”.
the importance of the art festival is that all students participate and that all students are respected.
when we appreciate every student’s hard work and respect their differences, their potential is inspired which leads to the miracle.
in this lovely season of early summer when every living thing is full of energy, the students of scls embrace their vivid lives and happiness. we wish that all our little saplings become big trees and gather in the forest!


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The Roll End Front Tuck (REFT) with Dust Flaps is our #1 most popular mailer style. Great brand real estate and presentation value offer your customers the ultimate unboxing experience. This is the box of choice for subscription box brands and for eCommerce order fulfillment. This style is quick to assemble and easy to pack during fulfillment.
Front flaps lock into the main body to add structural strength and security, while side flaps prevent dirt and dust from reaching your product inside.
Make your brand pop: print outside and inside your box!
• Made from up to 50% recycled material & 100% Recyclable!
Received them in good condition and customer service was great!
Quality was better than expected. Very happy with product.
I was a little skeptical about ordering from an online source. However, I needed boxes to be fulfilled as soon as possible. I am so glad that I ordered! The boxes came out so great, and the quality is outstanding. I will be ordering another batch very soon!
These boxes are awesome. The printing could be a little crisper, the white doesn't really *pop* off the black, to give it the truly high-end look I was going for. But at this price, and made in america, you can't complain. 5 stars. Will buy again. Also, the user interface to place the order is so helpful, it is the reason I chose to buy from fantastapack instead of elsewhere.
Amazing all around product. Good quality amazing printing quality. Ordered a small quantity as a sample and immediate ordered a much larger order. My only major concern which I understand isn’t because of this company was the delivery. When I received the boxes, every box had a whole pierced through them all, damaged from shipping.

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the roll end front tuck (reft) with dust flaps is our #1 most popular mailer style. great brand real estate and presentation value offer your customers the ultimate unboxing experience. this is the box of choice for subscription box brands and for ecommerce order fulfillment. this style is quick to assemble and easy to pack during fulfillment.
front flaps lock into the main body to add structural strength and security, while side flaps prevent dirt and dust from reaching your product inside.
make your brand pop: print outside and inside your box!
• made from up to 50% recycled material & 100% recyclable!
received them in good condition and customer service was great!
quality was better than expected. very happy with product.
i was a little skeptical about ordering from an online source. however, i needed boxes to be fulfilled as soon as possible. i am so glad that i ordered! the boxes came out so great, and the quality is outstanding. i will be ordering another batch very soon!
these boxes are awesome. the printing could be a little crisper, the white doesn't really *pop* off the black, to give it the truly high-end look i was going for. but at this price, and made in america, you can't complain. 5 stars. will buy again. also, the user interface to place the order is so helpful, it is the reason i chose to buy from fantastapack instead of elsewhere.
amazing all around product. good quality amazing printing quality. ordered a small quantity as a sample and immediate ordered a much larger order. my only major concern which i understand isn’t because of this company was the delivery. when i received the boxes, every box had a whole pierced through them all, damaged from shipping.


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Travois is a Canadian company with clients from across Canada and the USA. We specialize solely on Mercedes Benz Sprinter and Metris vans.
Through Mercedes Benz, we are able to supply our clients in Canada as well as the USA with direct factory orders giving them considerable savings.
If you already own a van, we will be happy to work with you on your build, whether you choose one of our pre-engineered packages, or we can work together on your desired configuration. From sports activity vans, full campers, business promotional vans all the way to mobile research labs.
We are very proud to offer our North American clients the following European product lines; RIB Scopema, Schnierle, Quickout.de, Wallas, C-F Maier pop-top roofs, Swissteck swivels, Travois bonded sliding windows, Travois skid plates, transfer case cradles, snorkels, true protection side steps, and many more quality European products at affordable prices.

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travois is a canadian company with clients from across canada and the usa. we specialize solely on mercedes benz sprinter and metris vans.
through mercedes benz, we are able to supply our clients in canada as well as the usa with direct factory orders giving them considerable savings.
if you already own a van, we will be happy to work with you on your build, whether you choose one of our pre-engineered packages, or we can work together on your desired configuration. from sports activity vans, full campers, business promotional vans all the way to mobile research labs.
we are very proud to offer our north american clients the following european product lines; rib scopema, schnierle, quickout.de, wallas, c-f maier pop-top roofs, swissteck swivels, travois bonded sliding windows, travois skid plates, transfer case cradles, snorkels, true protection side steps, and many more quality european products at affordable prices.


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Items where Subject is "L Social studies > L232 UK Constitutional studies"
Kelly, Richard and Bochel, Catherine (2018) Parliament's engagement with the public. Other. House of Commons.
This list was generated on Sat Apr 20 07:50:39 2019 BST.

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items where subject is "l social studies > l232 uk constitutional studies"
kelly, richard and bochel, catherine (2018) parliament's engagement with the public. other. house of commons.
this list was generated on sat apr 20 07:50:39 2019 bst.


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GetHuman: ~shane - can you tell our other US Citizenship & Immigration Service (USCIS) customers when your case took place?
~shane: Yeah. It was afternoon, on November 19th.
~shane: "Schedule Appointment" was why I was trying to call.
~shane: Getting a human at US CIS is impossible because only heartless ******** would work for US CIS. None of them are "human"
~shane: I'd give them a three out of five for ease of finding your way to help.
~shane: I'd give them a five out of five on communication.
~shane: For that I would say three out of five.
~shane: Call them early in the day or late. Don't forget any personal or account information you might need for US Citizenship & Immigration Service (USCIS) to know who you are.
GetHuman: Well there you have it. Some useful feedback and words from ~shane taken from his US Citizenship & Immigration Service (USCIS) customer service problem that occurred on November 19th, 2017.

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gethuman: ~shane - can you tell our other us citizenship & immigration service (uscis) customers when your case took place?
~shane: yeah. it was afternoon, on november 19th.
~shane: "schedule appointment" was why i was trying to call.
~shane: getting a human at us cis is impossible because only heartless ******** would work for us cis. none of them are "human"
~shane: i'd give them a three out of five for ease of finding your way to help.
~shane: i'd give them a five out of five on communication.
~shane: for that i would say three out of five.
~shane: call them early in the day or late. don't forget any personal or account information you might need for us citizenship & immigration service (uscis) to know who you are.
gethuman: well there you have it. some useful feedback and words from ~shane taken from his us citizenship & immigration service (uscis) customer service problem that occurred on november 19th, 2017.


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My next one. Hands Up will never die!!!
This track was tagged with the following keywords: Hands Up, Hands Up, Hands Up.

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my next one. hands up will never die!!!
this track was tagged with the following keywords: hands up, hands up, hands up.