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March 31, 2014
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"I bought these for a trip abroad and they are super comfortable. They also have grippy soles which is nice for slippery or even terrain. The fabric was shinier than I thought it would be, but actually worked out fine since I planned to wear these with skirts and dresses and nicer slacks. The also gripped my narrow heel nicely without chaffing."
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Eco Pro Tungsten Honey Badger Punch Skirt 2pk
When it's time to punch some mats and get underneath thick vegetation there's no substitute for the tremendous action of the Eco Pro Tungsten Honey Badger Punch Skirt. The Eco Pro Tungsten Honey Badger Skirt adds a unique flare to your punch rigs without adding a great deal of mass. The soft strands are firmly attached using a lead-free X-metal punch slide, so you can catch bass after bass without worrying about damaging the skirt. Combine the Eco Pro Tungsten Honey Badger Punch Skirt with your favorite Eco Pro Tungsten Weight hook, punch stop, and soft plastic for a completely weed-free punching rig that's built for tackling big bass.
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Ok so I didn't mind Ichigo having a few power ups. I mean he had a hollow inside of him, sure. He gets control over it and starts using his mask, and he can go berserk and open a can. He also has his zampakuto which gives him power and he ultimately gains a powerful fusion. I GET IT. GREAT STORY.
Skip forward and Ichigo loses his power. So he has to learn a new one? I don't get it but I guess if the story must go on. Eventually he gets all his powers back and apparently is just as strong if not stronger than before for NO REASON. However, he gets overpowered by some new badass to which Ichigo replies "I've got Quincy shit now, BIOTCH!" DUMB. DUMBER AND DUMBEST.
So we've got how many years of this manga left? The only thing left to do is either A: Ichigo makes up a new power that only he can use because he created it out of the dreams of kittens, or B: Ichigo explodes.
Lets count the abilities of Ichigo.
1. Human
2. Shinigami
3. Hollow
4. Full Bringer
5. Quincy
FUCK THAT. Why don't you just learn some new abilities from Zangetsu. Isn't that what he's for? How about some character progression? All we ever see from Ichigo is screaming and more screaming and then some crying which later gives him a power-up through more screaming.
I'm letting this series stew for a couple months before I bother reading it again.


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Emery County Municipal Building Authority
75 East Main Street
Castle Dale, Utah 84513
Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of (briefly describe
nature, scope, and major elements of the work) Huntington Senior
Citizens Center Kitchen Remodel Project, will be received by Emery
County at the Emery County Clerk's Office @ 75 East Main Street,
Castle Dale, Utah 84513 until 5:00 p.m., April 9, 2012, and then
opened and publicly read aloud at the Municipal Building Authority
meeting on April 10, 2012.
A bid bond in the amount of five percent (5%) of the bid, made
payable to the Owner, shall accompany the Bid.
Major items of work:
1. Remodel of the Huntington Senior Citizens Center (Kitchen Area)
The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive
any formality or technicality in any bid in the interest of the
Prospective bidders may assemble at the office of Johansen & Tuttle
Engineering April 2, at 10:00 a.m., for the group showing.
Attendance at the project pre-site-show meeting and site-show is
mandatory and a prerequisite to submitting a bid for the project.
Bidding Contractors, or a duly authorized representative, must arrive
at the Project Engineer's office for the said meeting and
site-showing, at Johansen & Tuttle Engineering, 90 South 100 East,
Castle Dale, UT.
The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the office of the Engineer:
Johansen & Tuttle Engineering, Inc., 90 South 100 East, Castle Dale,
Utah 84513 and obtained upon a non-refundable payment of $50.00 for
each set.
March 16, 2012
Laurie Pitchforth - Commissioner
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The International Energy Policy Institute (IEPI) was created to address key policy issues in the mineral, energy and resources industries through intensive and innovative research.
The Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL) is a world-leading research organisation delivering a broad science programme that is underpinned by a strong capability in space science instrumentation, space-domain engineering, space medicine, systems engineering and project management.
Australia's Fossil Fuel Reserves – A Valueless Asset
10 May 2013
Senior economist Lord (Nicholas) Stern, of the London School of Economics, warned investors at the weekend that the World faces an economic catastrophe as stock markets inflate an investment bubble in fossil fuels to the tune of trillions of dollars (http://m.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/apr/19/carbon-bubble-financial-crash-crisis). If international agreements hold on curbing carbon emissions, most of these reserves will, in effect, be un-burnable and, therefore, worthless, leading to massive market losses.
Australia is particularly exposed to speculation that others will continue to want her carbon. By continuing the schizophrenic policy of curbing carbon emissions internally, whilst exporting millions of tonnes of carbon, Australia is ignoring, at its peril, the proclaimed intentions of some of its major markets to curb their own emissions. China has publicly stated that it will peak its use of coal in the next five years. Other markets will also begin to close their doors to Australia's coal, oil and gas. Citibank warns that, for Australia, it may be too late to mitigate the market risks. Pension fund managers are already looking for alternative investment portfolios.
Whilst the opposition party in Australia may believe that a fixed carbon price of $23/tonne is damaging Australia's ability to compete in the World markets, particularly since the EU price collapsed recently to unprecedented lows, others see the fixed price as a bold move that will lead the World in putting a more realistic price on carbon. Border adjustments, tariffs and trade bans may be used in the future to encourage more wide spread curbs on carbon emissions. Australia needs to wise up and take action now to move to a low carbon economy and more sustainable markets for its energy and mineral resources, both internal and external. This can only be achieved through open innovation, new business models and behavioural change. Carbon capture and storage, at large scale, is looking increasingly unlikely. Nuclear will have to play a role. Renewables must succeed. Fossil fuel businesses need to review their market predictions, look at their options and develop new, low carbon, business models. Otherwise, Australia will not be able to avoid the next global economic crisis.
Prof. Stefaan Simons
Stefaan Simons, CEng FIChemE, Professor of Chemical Engineering at UCL, is the Director of the IEPI, where he holds the BHP Billiton Chair of Energy Policy. His research expertise is founded on particle technology, with a focus on the resources sector, which he has used to develop low carbon technologies and processes for the energy and chemical industries. In 2009 he was awarded a RAEng Global Research Fellowship to develop his ideas on the open innovation of such technologies, spending time at UC Berkeley and the University of Melbourne Professor Simons has more than 190 publications.


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If the NHL and the Players' Association agree on a deal, teams would play seven games against each division opponent.
Brendan Smith has been dealt to the New York Rangers in exchange for a couple of draft picks.
Alex Burrows has inked a two-year contract with Ottawa worth $5 million.
Lightning forward Nikita Kucherov produced a natural hat trick in Tampa Bay's 5-1 rout of the visiting Ottawa Senators Monday night.
The Washington Capitals traded a first-round pick in the 2017 NHL Draft, a conditional choice in 2019, Zach Sanford and Brad Malone for Kevin Shattenkirk and Pheonix Copley.
Forward Alexander Radulov scored once and added three assists to help the Montreal Canadiens stage a dramatic comeback and beat the Devils 4-3 in overtime in New Jersey Monday night.
The Washington Capitals have reportedly acquired Kevin Shattenkirk from the St. Louis.
The New York Islanders are reportedly interested in Matt Duchene.
Jason Pominville has been diagnosed with the mumps.
The Ottawa Senators have acquired Alex Burrows from the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for Jonathan Dahlen.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have acquired Brian Boyle from the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for Byron Froese and a 2017 second-round pick.
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PRICE- Franklin W. "Jiggs" Gigliotti, age 94, passed away peacefully on Sept. 28, 2008 in Price. He was born Aug. 14, 1914 in Hiawatha to Felice and Maria Concetta Perri-Gigliotti from Decalaturo, Calabria, Italy. He was married in Las Vegas to Inez Thomas of Clear Creek who died in 2003. Her family was from Magers, Greece.
Jiggs was best known for operating the Center Texaco Service on Carbon and Main in Price with his brother-in-law, Bill Thomas. Before that he had worked as a bartender and truck driver in San Francisco and Los Angeles. From there, he returned to Carbon County working as a coal miner and later drove truck for Texaco. He then operated the Texaco Bulk Plant and was the Baroid distributor for the drilling fields.
As a teenager, he played an "Italian Waiter" in the movie "Night Flyer". Although he liked hunting, Frank's greatest love was fishing. Whenever he had the opportunity, he would spend time at the local fishing spots.
In addition to fishing the local lakes and streams, he enjoyed deep sea fishing off the coast of Washington and in the Gulf of Mexico. When not fishing or working, Frank would hang out in the local clubs and coffee shops.
In addition to English, he spoke Italian, Spanish, and some Greek, and so he always had friends to visit with. For many years Frank was active in the Notre Dame Catholic parish, volunteering his time to put in the floors for Notre Dame High School, working the Catholic Carnival and he always maintained the parish vehicles.
Survived by his sister, Emma Battagliotti, Ogden; son, Bill Gigliotti, Price; grandson, Derek (Mi-Kyung Kim) Gigliotti, Las Vegas, Nev. Preceded in death by his wife, Inez Gigliotti; and daughter, Debra Gigliotti-Barney.
Funeral Service, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008, 2 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Committal, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.


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Thomas Burak Interiors is a full service interior design and decoration firm, specializing in high-end residential and commercial design. Thomas creates highly detailed and refined spaces that are tailored to reflect the client's personality and style. With a boutique approach, he personally oversees every process necessary to create a timeless room where comfort and functionality are paramount. He has a passion for collecting beautiful objects and fine vintage textiles.


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Welcome to the Madison County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Rick S. Henry
"The Madison County Sheriff's Office is devoted to serving and protecting all of Madison County. We will be qualified, dedicated, courteous and ethical in the performance of our duties. Our Pledge and Promise as professionals is to be fair and consistent without discrimination. Through team work and promoting the highest standards and accountability, we are committed to being the best."


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First Baptist Church, Huntsville, AL
Monday, February 27, 2017
Worship Care
Worship Care is the provision of loving care for our Infant through Three-year-old classes during the morning worship services. Volunteer teachers are asked to serve once a quarter, though some choose to serve more often.
Our primary purpose in the room is to provide tender, loving care for the children who come but when we DO provide worship care for infants and toddlers it can be more than healthy, clean child care. We have also provided a way for care providers and children to participate in worship through live streaming of our worship services. People who study how very young children learn and grow are increasingly finding that the youngest infants absorb everything around them. So, what if we knit into our Worship Care an introduction to worship?
Most sports loving parents will admit (a little sheepishly) to explaining the finer points of man on man defense to infants sitting in their laps watching a game on TV. They know the baby is not getting the details, but they can't stop themselves from sharing with their child something they love. We also know how quickly the love and knowledge of a sport shared that way takes root in a child. We can do the same thing with worship. With the sounds and sights of worship around us we can talk about what is going on, sing and pray along with what is shown in our worship service and simply share a bit of worship with the child in our lap or at our feet on the floor. In the process the child begins to experience worship and the adult reaffirms his or her own commitment to worship.


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Phone: (905) 434-5000 Fax: (905) 434-7678
Supports Green Practices
"Supports Green Initiatives" designates a hotel's participation in an optional environmental program that includes the use of energy-efficient lighting, guestroom towel/linen re-use, and on-premise recycling. "Supports Green Initiatives" does not represent an official certification of any kind.
This Comfort Inn® hotel is conveniently located off Highway 401 with easy access to all major area attractions and businesses, including Mosport International Raceway, the Great Blue Heron Casino, Bowmanville Zoo, Toronto Zoo and Durham College.
All guest rooms feature coffee makers, hair dryers and cable television. Business class rooms feature enhanced amenities including spacious desks with ergonomic executive chairs. Handicap accessible and non-smoking rooms are available. This pet-friendly Oshawa hotel also offers ample free parking.
High-value amenities and features at the Comfort Inn hotel include:
Oshawa offers many attractions for visitors. Don't miss the annual Waterfront Festival in June, which kicks a week-long festival. Recreational activities abound in the area, including hiking, golf and swimming. The nearby Oshawa Centre is the region's largest shopping venue and many fine restaurants are a short distance away.
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West Allis woman charged with embezzling
West Allis - A former bank auditor from West Allis has agreed to plead guilty in federal court to embezzling $100,000 and will likely be sentenced to prison, according to court records.
Denise A. Lewandowski, 50, is expected to enter a plea agreement when she appears before U.S. District Judge Rudolph Randa on Feb. 8. She admitted to stealing from her employer, Securant Bank & Trust in Milwaukee.
She was fired after the loss was discovered.
Greenfield principal plans his retirement
Greenfield - Dan Carr, principal of Glenwood Elementary School in Greenfield, has submitted his request to retire after this year.
In his 14 years with the district, Carr has served as a counselor and administrator.
He took on the duties of principal with very late notice last year, according to school district officials, who also said Carr has been a calm, steadying influence for students, staff and parents.
Student, community outpouring makes difference
Greenfield - Students and the community giving to the Holiday Sharing program at Greenfield High School brought a merry Christmas to 45 needy families.
Each family received canned food, fresh fruit, bread/pastry, a $50 Aldi gift certificate, a poinsettia plant, as much gently-used clothing as they needed and a $25 gift certificate to Kmart as part of the effort.
Seven small truckloads of food were donated to St. Martin of Tours Emergency Food Pantry, the largest donation in its history. That pantry was selected because it turns no one away and it serves the five zip codes in southern Milwaukee County.
Emergency boxes of hats, scarves and gloves were sent to each of the four elementary schools in the Greenfield district, and toys were given to the Greenfield Fire Department to help children in emergency situations.
An entire carload of toys, 200 new hats/gloves, and several boxes of children's books went to St. Francis Hospital for waiting rooms, pediatric and emergency departments. Fifty new stuffed animals also went to the St. Francis Hospital hospice and pediatric units.
More than 4,000 items of clothing went to a church for distribution to needy families and about 15 new afghans were donated to the Oncology Alliance for people receiving chemotherapy.
Dunkin' Donuts opens in West Allis
West Allis - The first new Dunkin' Donuts in Wisconsin this year is in West Allis at 2865 S. 108th St.
The new restaurant is owned by the Milwaukee Coffee Brewing Co., a firm which is aggressively opening new Dunkin' Donuts in the Milwaukee area. It currently owns seven locations, including one opened in December in Kenosha.
To attract new customers, the store is currently offering 99-cent small hot/iced lattes and $2.99 bakery sandwiches.
Alternative high school students give back to community
West Allis - High school students given an opportunity to achieve their potential through the Second Chance Program gave back to the community by operating a blood drive at Lakeside Manufacturing last week.
The West Allis-West Milwaukee School District students, all juniors, wanted to be part of an event over the holidays that would benefit the community. This is the first year the Second Chance program has been at Lakeside Manufacturing.
Second Chance Partners for Education is a nonprofit organization that partners with local school districts and businesses to offer students an educational program in the manufacturing environment.
Harley celebration expansion nixed for now
Greenfield - A proposal to expand the 110th celebration of Harley-Davidson from the House of Harley, 6221 W. Layton Ave., and Bunks & Beds next door to across the street at the Towne Center parking lot, 6100-6196 W. Layton Ave., was unanimously denied by the Greenfield Common Council.
The main problem, as city officials saw it, was that the Towne Center extension with booths, tents and beer tent would be under separate control.
The previous two Harley anniversary celebrations were so successful because of the close coordination the city had with the event sponsors at the House of Harley to head off problems, said Chuck Erickson, director of economic development and planning.
Working with two entities would be more cumbersome, Erickson said, and would leave the door open for each one to blame the other for problems. It also could leave the city in the middle because it has to make certain assurances to Milwaukee County, he added.
Other problems with the plan that were cited included that the Towne Center's commercial neighbors could be impacted by the event, that another beer tent is not needed, and that there problems with the layout of the tents and booths.
The celebration, of which the one in Greenfield will be a part, will be Aug. 26 to Sept. 3, 2013.
Retiring police chief receives commendation
West Allis - Retired Police Chief Michael Jungbluth received a commendation from the Common Council praising him for his 29 years with the Police Department and his four years as its chief.
The council noted his long list of accomplishments, including numerous commendations for actions in the line of duty. The commendation also notes his many awards and letters of recognition, and his exemplary leadership and service to other law enforcement agencies.
Finally, the commendation says the retiring chief is to be specially recognized for his dedication and service to the residents of West Allis "and congratulates him for a job well done."
Jungbluth retired Dec. 31.
Whitnall administrators receive $1,000 raises
Greenfield - Eight administrators in the Whitnall School District, including the school principals, received an across-the-board $1,000 raise for the current school year in addition to having their contracts extended.
Meditation garden gets council approval
Greenfield - The Common Council has approved a new meditation garden design for Kopps Frozen Custard, 7601 W. Layton Ave.
The revised plan, approved by aldermenfrom an earlier version previously approved in April 2011, includes glass blocks that can be lighted from within.
Kopps can now proceed with construction.
School band wins $1,000 drawing
Greenfield - Don and Robb Hensiak, owners of Griddlers Café, presented a $1,000 Cascio Music shopping spree to the Greenfield Middle School band.
Griddlers Café celebrated its first anniversary in October and customers entered their favorite music program into a drawing for the gift card.
House of Harley looking toward 2013 events
Greenfield - The House of Harley, 6221 W. Layton Ave., is working on three events planned for next year.
They are its Indoor Custom Bike Show on Jan. 25 and 26; its 21st Annual Spring Bike Show, May 18; and the 2013 Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Milwaukee Rally, Aug. 28 to Sept. 2.
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- In brief: Reward, state fair deals
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- In brief: Whitnall focus group
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- West Allis to hold public hearing for proposed Chick-fil-A restaurant on Highway 100
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You might know Rachael Yamagata as a performer who's toured with The Swell Season, Sara Bareilles, Adam Cohen, and opened for David Gray solo at Madison Square Garden. You might also know her as a songwriter whose collaborated with Jason Mraz, Mandy Moore, Dan Wilson, Katherine McPhee, and sang on recordings by Rhett Miller, Bright Eyes, Dave Matthews, Ray LaMontagne and Ryan Adams. Rachael has put out three full length records both on and off major labels, and this past summer she enrolled in Berkleemusic's Online Music Marketing with Topspin course. Berkleemusic's fall 2012 term begins on September 24th.
Mike King: We're ten weeks into the online course. What has your experience been like so far?
Rachael Yamagata: It's been so good – I feel like if I had been this engaged in college I would have done much better! I'm super into it. There's a bunch of people in the class that are coming from a tech background, and a variety of other musicians in there that provide great perspectives on marketing. It makes the weekly live discussions so interesting, and the material the students are posting is great. I'm all about it.
Before I took the class, I was trying to educate myself by watching YouTube videos of different online music marketing conferences. This course is a great master class overview on exactly what I was searching for, and it's all super fascinating to me. I've had such a roller coaster ride in industry, and there have been times where I have been completely unaware of all of the new technologies or campaign ideas or where the money is going, and not really knowing the ins and outs or whys as much as I should have. I think a lot of artists are encouraged to not worry about it; they are encouraged to keep the creative and business side of the music business separate. I love the idea of looking at music as a purely creative endeavor, but I've had enough years in the business to know that it has ultimately been a disservice to me to not understand how the marketing and business works. It really changes fundamental business decisions. Having a team is great, but building up your own education is only going to help you.
MK: How did you find out about the course?
RY: My friend Kevin Salem. He's my mentor and producer, and he's been involved in music for 30 years. He's seen me since the birth of career, and witnessed my experiences on two major labels to becoming independent. He's seen all the transitions of my career, from playing for five people to playing for 1000 people.
He's a DIY sort of guy when it comes to the business of music, and he was talking about Topspin as a great way to engage with fans, and was talking about the whole DTF idea, all terms I was sort of aware of, but because he suggested it I paid attention. I researched what Topspin was, and who uses it, and came upon the class in my research.
I released an indie record last year, my first one working as my own label. My team for that round was guided by management, MRI Distribution and RED. They did a fabulous job, but to extend my experience for future releases, particularly with DTF, I wanted to learn how Topspin could help. The technology associated with Topspin can be overwhelming at first, and I was concerned about whether or not I was qualified to even take the Topspin course. I have a great philosophical background and I have a lot of experience, but I was frightened of the tech part. So I reached out to the student advisors at Berkleemusic, and ultimately just took a chance, and I'm so glad I did. If I hadn't enrolled, I'd probably still be sitting here fishing for tips on the Internet. It's so much more of a class than I thought it would be.
MK: How so?
RY: First, it's a great overview of the industry in general. The course bridges terms on the technology side, on the marketing side, and on the direct to fan side. It really brings it all together. Each lesson is totally focused on a particular area of marketing or business. For example – we have discussions on areas outside of DTF marketing, like third party online retail, and we talk about things like the pros and cons of Spotify. The focus areas are things all artists should think about. You also get the ability to have educated dialogue with your classmates and your instructor about the things that affect all artists. There are so many tools now to help expand your fan base. It's huge
Every label, or manager, or advisor, in whatever way, they all have their own system for working. There is the old school way, and then there are the new Amanda Palmers of the world. There are varied options for moving forward in your career. This is an objective course, and it shows you how things are changing, and why some things have failed. It also shows you the potential options for the future, and let's you decide what is best for your own career. The course does not have you adapt to a particular 'one size fits all' philosophy, as that is out dated. I find it all very empowering.
I'm working on my Spinshop online store right now, and I'm excited to have an outlet for creative releases that go beyond just the record download. With a new knowledge of things like data tracking, merch margins, and specifics about my fan base, I can create bundles of offerings that I think will be more in tune with what my fans are craving from me. To be able to turn my website into a supportive business platform in this way will offer more funding for things like touring and future releases. Also, compiling things like geographical data on my fan base allows me to get a better handle on places I should be touring that I may have missed. Again, the bird's eye overview on your fan reach that you start to get by taking this course allows you to coordinate all sorts of campaign ideas with each other. You learn how to see what's working and what isn't, and get the tools to make smarter decisions all around.
MK: Can you talk about your instructor, Chandler Coyle?
RY: Chandler is so knowledgeable about technology, and how you can use technology to work for you to do something. Also, his overview on the broader campaign concepts is awesome. His insights on the assignments are super thorough, and he's always making suggestions about things I may have missed. He does a great job of adding daily updates, and because of the articles that he is posting, I am now following some really fascinating tech folks. Coming from a place where music technology has scared me, it's great. I am so interested in it now. He's really good in showing you how technology is used effectively in the music business, and he does a great job of bringing it all forward. I think he's been supportive of me too because I have been so engaged in the course. He's always willing to expand on things.
Chandler provides a constant influx of great ideas, and I think it's really good to have somebody acting as a moderator in the course. Having someone to tie these things together is invaluable. He's great at bringing ideas down to earth.
MK: Can you give me a quick example of something that's changed for you since you took the course?
RY: Sure. There was a morning a couple weeks back where I wanted to create an email for media widget. I've never pictured myself sitting back making widgets, but I built one pretty quickly, and I was able to get 100 new fans in an hour, on a Saturday. I couldn't believe that I had just made something like that, and received that kind of response. The direct gratification is so important for an artist like me. I've always had webmasters, and I would have to wait two days to upload something. To be able to pull something off on my own is awesome. In the future, I can assign this sort of thing to someone else, if I want, but now I know the specifics about how it all works, and what can be done.


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Saturday, October 24, 2009
Lebanese Bread Recipe
Try this Lebanese Bread recipe. Find out how to make this fragrant Lebanese flat bread. A delicious bread to serve at your next dinner party or barbecue.
2 pk Active dry yeast or 1 yeast
1/3 c Water
1 tb Flour
2 tb Sugar
3 c Flour
1 c Water
1 ts Salt
Sprinkle the yeast over water and add 1 tablespoon of flour and sugar. Stir and set aside to rise for about 10 minutes.
Sift the 3 cups of flour with the salt. Add the yeast mixture. Knead adding one cup water gradually to make a stiff, but not dry, dough.
Set in a warm place to rise until doubled in bulk. Punch the dough down.
Divide into 6 to 8 round balls. Place on a lightly floured surface. With a rolling pin, flatten into 1/4 inch thick circles. Cover with a kitchen towel and let it rise again for 15-25 minutes. Brush with milk.
Heat the oven to 500 degrees for about 15 minutes. Place the bread on baking sheets and bake for 8 minutes until puffed up. Then turn over so the other side browns also.
When the bread is a little cool, place them in plastic bags to soften. Excellent for sandwiches.
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7 comments:
Hi! i am going to try the recipe but have a question re the amount of yeast mentioned, ow much exactly is needed? how many once or gm?ReplyDelete
Hi, You need about (6 gm) of dry yeast for this recipe. regardsDelete
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2012 at 5:30 PM
hi, is this 500 degrees farenheit or celcius? TaReplyDeleteReplies
It's FahrenheitDelete
- AndreeaOctober 17, 2012 at 10:34 AM
Hi! I love these but never made them. Are they suppose to look exactly like in the photo above? That's exactly what i'm looking for. Is the brown color from the milk? What exactly is the role of the milk?ReplyDeleteReplies
The bread does not have to look exactly like in the photo. But, if you follow the recipe precisely, you will get a similar Lebanese pita bread.Delete
The milk gives the pita a nice tender chew.
The key for the bread to puff well and get the brown color is the resting of dough and the hot oven.
Note: to get good results, the oven must be hot.
- AndreeaOctober 18, 2012 at 11:39 AM
Thank you!Delete


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ORANGEVILLE-Gerald Duane Wilcox, age 73, loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, passed away June 30, 2006 in Price surrounded by his family. He has courageously fought numerous health problems and was lovingly cared for by his dear wife Carolyn Renee.
He was born Dec. 9, 1932 in Provo to Delbert Lyman and Fern Hawkins Wilcox. He married Carolyn Renee Childs, June 26, 1950, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
As a member of the LDS Church, Gerald served in numerous callings. His love for people made him well suited for his profession in the insurance industry. He received many prestigious awards for outstanding performances in life and casualty sales. Many of these included awards at the national level.
His greatest love was for his family.
Gerald is survived by his beloved wife Carolyn of Orangeville and his children and their spouses: Jerri Lynn and Clayton Cox of Helper; Carrie Jean and Dennis Jones of Orangeville; Scott Gerald Wilcox and Jeanette Bray of Ferron; and Tracy and Laura Wilcox of Castle Dale; and 11 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren with two on the way. Also survived by sisters Barbara Graff and Betty and Von Frandsen. Preceded in death by sister Karma Dell, grandson Cody Jones and grandson-in-law Blaine Chad Pugmire.
Funeral services were held Mon. July 3, 2006 at 1 p.m. in the Orangeville LDS chapel. Friends called Sunday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and one hour prior to services at the church. Burial was in the Orangeville Cemetery.
SUNNYSIDE- Our loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Josie Trujillo Lobato, age 86, passed away peacefully July 3, 2006 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
She was born April 3, 1920 in Antonio, Colo. to Luis and Juanita Lopez Trujillo.
Married Filadelfio Lobato Sept. 24, 1939 in Fruita, Colo. He died Aug. 9, 1984.
Josie was a faithful and devoted member of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church where she was voted woman of the year in 2000. She was very active in the womens society and was a great example for the church. She enjoyed cooking, needle work, bingo with her closest friends and gambling. Josie had a rhyme for every thought and a knee and song for every child. She loved everyone especially children. Josie was a beautiful person to be around. She was always so welcoming and giving and her sincerity always came from the bottom of her heart.
Survived by her children, Kenneth (Sandra) Lobato, East Carbon; Delores (Ray) Muniz, Payson; Cliseria (Michael) Bruce, Provo; Patsy Wilkinson, Sunnyside; Elmer Lobato, West Valley; Leland (Carol) Lobato, Sunnyside; Juanita (Thomas) Archuleta, Taylorsville; 16 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren; sister, Genevive (Efren) Sandoval, Sacramento, Calif.; and many loving nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by her husband; great-granddaughter, Kirstin Wilkinson; three brothers, Nicholas Trujillo; Bernardo Trujillo; Marcus Trujillo; three sisters, Adeline Lucero; Teresa Pacheco; Shone Otero.
Funeral Mass, Fri., July 7, 2006, 10 a.m. Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Vigil service, Thursday evening 7 p.m. The family was at the church Thursday and Friday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery. Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
John Lewis Warden, age 71, passed away July 4, 2006 after a valiant and courageous battle with cancer.
John was born on Jan. 2, 1935 in Block, Tenn. to Hugh R. and Clydia M. Warden. He had two older brothers and one older sister. The family lived in Tennessee until 1947, when they moved to Standardville, Utah. They later moved to Denver, Colo. and then to Detroit, Mich. While in Detroit, John met Bernice Salewske whom he later married.
John worked at many jobs in his life time. He worked in the auto plants in Detroit, uranium mines in Utah and New Mexico, base metals in Telluride, Colo., quicksilver in Gurneyville, Calif., digging tunnels in Milwaukee, Wis., Chicago, Ill., and Duchesne, Utah. He also drove truck all over the western states and the mid-west. In 1970 he hired on as a case worker for the Ute Indian Tribe Alcoholism Program. He went to school and began studying human behavior. John loved his job with the Ute tribe and he loved the people he worked with. He later started the Employee Help Program in Helper, Utah. He always felt the most productive time of his life was spent helping people to help themselves. The happiest times of his life were spent at Flaming Gorge and Lake Powell with his wife, children and grandchildren. John also enjoyed playing golf with his sons and with the seniors and playing guitars or just talking with his long time friend Dee Allred.
John is survived by his wife Bernice, Price, Utah; his children Michael (Tammy) Warden, Dinosaur, Colo., Jamie (Mark) Tracy, Mt. Lake Terrace, Wash., Douglas (Roslyn) Warden, Mesa, Ariz., Randy (Teresa) Warden, Jensen, Utah, Tom Warden, Helper, Utah, Jodi (Edward) Liin, Price, Utah, and Hugh Jeff Warden, Monterey Park, Calif. Grandchildren, Marci (Daryl) Terry, Vernal, Utah, Mari (Justin) Horn, Coweta, Okla., Brian (Cathy) Williams, Roosevelt, Utah, Mark (Sara) Williams, Rangely, Colo., Ryan (Monique) Thacker, Everett, Wash., Ashlee Warden, Mesa, Ariz., Brandon Warden, Michelle Warden, Vernal, Utah, Jill Horrocks, Kelsey Horrocks, Kagon Chivers, John Leo Warden, Jensen, Utah, James (Amber) Liin, Price, Utah. Great-grandchildren, Paige, Sha'Ori, Kaydon, Brooklyn, ShaeLyn, Hailey, Bradley, Hailey W., Brady, Byron, Cole, Logan, Zackery and Landon John. Many much loved nieces and nephews including special nephew Bob Noe.
He was preceded in death by parents, Hugh and Clydia Warden, brothers, Hugh W. Warden and James Warden, sister, Thelma Noe and grandson, Jason Warden.
A celebration of John's life was held on Sat., July 8, 2006, 2 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price. Family was at Mitchell's Saturday one half hour prior to service.
In lieu of flowers please make a donation to your favorite charity or John's, the Carbon County Food Bank.
SPRING GLEN- Anton "Tony" Arthur Kabonic, age 78, passed away peacefully on July 2, 2006 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born April 1, 1928 in Latuda, Utah to Anton and Marguerite Senechal Kabonic.
Married Shirley Jean Richards, Sept. 18, 1953 in Las Vegas, Nev.
Tony was a life long resident of Carbon County where he was a retired member of the U.M.W.A. Castle Gate local 1621. He worked in various coal mines for 40 years. He served with the US army during the Korean War. Tony was an outstanding left handed pitcher for the Kenilworth Mudhens in the Carbon Coal League for many years. He was an avid outdoors man and loved animals, dancing the polka and sharing life with his family and friends. He will be dearly missed by his family and a community of friends.
Survived by his wife, Shirley Jean Kabonic, Spring Glen; children, Kayla Jean (Jeff) Skidmore, Menlo Park, Calif.; Anton Layne Kabonic; Denise Kabonic, both of Salt Lake City; grandchildren, Tyler Stephen Jolley, Olympia, Wash.; Logan Yeates Skidmore and Quinn Anton Skidmore; both of Menlo Park, Calif.
Preceded in death by his parents; brother, George Kabonic, and sister Florienne Nemanich.
Graveside service, Thurs., July 6, 2006, 10 a.m. Mt. View Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
Janice Marie Byars Sparks, 40, a resident of Carson City, Nev. for the past 15 years passed away on July 2, 2006 in San Francisco, Calif. A funeral service was held at 10 a.m. on Saturday at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 411 North Saliman, Carson City, Nev. A visitation was one hour prior to the service at the church. Burial followed the service at Lone Mountain Cemetery in Carson City, Nev.
Janice was born on April 21, 1966 in Salt Lake City, Utah to John Lloyd Byars and Grace Lee (Stephens) Byars. She married Jeff Sparks on Feb. 24, 2000. Janice had previously lived in Salt Lake City, Utah and Emery, Utah. She graduated from Emery County High School, Castle Dale, Utah in 1984. She was a real estate agent for Assist-2-Sell.
She is survived by her husband Jeff Sparks; son Shane Sparks and daughter Emily Sparks all of Carson City, Nev.; mother and step-father Dee and Grace Greener of Silver City, Nev; father and step-mother John and Vickie Byars of Emery, Utah, grandmother Ruth Rands of West Jordan, Utah; sisters and brother-in-laws Christy McOmber and John of Carson City, Nev, Melanie and Kevin Young of Carson City, Nev., and Jessica Greener of Dayton, Nev.; brothers and sister-in-laws John D. and Wendy Byars of Salina, Utah, David S. Lundeen of Dallas, Texas, James and Patricia Byars of Emery, Utah and Cody Greener of Carson City, Nev., eight nieces and nephews, numerous aunts and uncles.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Jan Sparks Benefit Fund, c/o Wells Fargo Bank, Account #5004639430. FitzHenry's Funeral Home of Carson City, Nev. cared for the arrangements.
ELMO- Johansen, Cora Larie (Oliver), 76 of Elmo, passed away Thurs., July 6, 2006 in Price. She was born Oct. 11, 1929 in Elmo, the daughter of Grant and Cora (Tucker) Oliver. She was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sept. 18, 1938. She married Charles Merwin Johansen on May 22, 1946 in Elmo.
She is survived by her children, Carol (Steve) Hoke, Wilma (Richard) Snow, Kerwin (Cathy) Johansen, Larry (Celeste) Johansen, Peggy Johansen and Pete (Marie) Johansen. Also survived by 15 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her husband; son, Lee Grant Johansen; and parents.
Graveside services were held Mon. July 10, 2006 at 1 p.m. at the Elmo city cemetery. Services under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
Joyce Snow Jensen, devoted wife, mother and grandmother, passed away peacefully on Fri., July 7, 2006 in Price after a long illness. She was born Sept. 17, 1935 in Rolapp, Utah to Clinton Neils and Mae Elizabeth Averett Snow. She graduated from Carbon High and attended Carbon College where she met her sweetheart, Ted J. Jensen. They were married in the Manti LDS Temple on April 15, 1954.
Joyce was a faithful member of the LDS Church, serving as a primary teacher, secretary to the stake primary and also to the stake sresidency. For the past 10 years she served as scribe for her husband, the patriarch, typing more than 400 patriarchal blessings. Her whole life was her family. She was mother of five children, 19 grandchildren and 12 great- grandchildren.
She is survived by her faithful loving husband Ted and children and their spouses; Doug and Patricia Jensen of Beaverton, Ore.; Carol and Erroll Holt of Price; Steve and MaryAnn Jensen of West Jordan; Judy and David Taylor of Rexburg, Idaho; Nancy and Daniel Park of Alamo, Nev. Also survived by brothers and sisters; Richard Snow, Kay Snow, LaMar and Carol Snow, Frank and Kathy Snow, Betty and Irvin Olson, Delbert and Billie Jean Hansen and Verlin Black. Preceded in death by her parents, brother Basil Snow and sister Rita Miller.
Funeral services will be held Tues., July 11, 2006 at 11 a.m. in the Price Fifth Ward LDS Chapel. Friends called Monday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and one hour prior to services at the church. Burial will be in the Orangeville Cemetery.


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Apartment Vienna - Entire
Size38 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Elevator in building
Accommodation summary
|Stuwerstraße, 1020 Vienna, Austria
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
This holiday apartment offers room for up to 4 guests and is fully equipped: washing machine, iron, hair dryer, LCD TV, DVD player, free internet, kitchen, coffee machine, microwave oven, and many more. The complete and newly outfitted Vienna holiday apartment is situated on the third floor, with elevator on site.
• Parking garage € 16/24h in the proximity (Stuwerstraße 41)
• Central location with excellent infrastructure connections
• Praterstern - public transportation in every direction and a good number of stores
• Underground station Prater-Messe U2, bus 82A
• 5 min. to Stephansplatz, Danube Island (Donauinsel)
• Fully equipped apartment - dishwasher, coffee machine
• Kitchen, washing machine, iron, hair dryer, silver ware, drinking glasses, children's bed, etc.
• Sofa bed, 160 x 200 cm, double bed, 180 x 200 cm
• Free of charge internet, wireless LAN, Flat HDTV, DVD-player
• Premium equipment
• Elevator/Lift
Other amenities consist of dishwasher, coffee machine, kitchen, washing machine, iron, hair dryer, silver ware, drinking glasses, children's bed, sofa bed, double bed, WiFi internet, flat HDTV, DVD-player, towel and linen service, premium equipment, elevator/lift.
The city accommodation Stuwerstrasse is located a mere 3-minute-walk from the underground station Messe/Prater and lies directly at the Viennese Prater park with its famous landmark: the Viennese ferrous wheel (Riesenrad), the fair grounds, and the University of Economic Sciences.
We can provide parking space in a garage (check rules).
This is a central location with excellent infrastructure connections: Praterstern - public transportation in every direction and a good number of stores; underground station Prater-Messe U2, bus 82A.
It's 5 minutes to Stephansplatz, Danube Island (Donauinsel).
From the underground station Messe/Prater you arrive in only a few minutes in the historic city center of Vienna - where further well known landmarks such as the Stephansdom, the Kärtnerstraße, the State Opera, the Museum of Art History, the Hofburg, the Emperor's Crypt, etc. can be found. At the Danube canal (Schwedenplatz-Urania Station), only 5 minutes by underground, you'll find the departure dock of the Twin City Liners passenger boats which shuttle between Vienna and Bratislava.
The entire holiday accommodation Stuwerstrasse is situated next to the largest part of the second district - the Prater park. The Lusthaus, a historical building, that was a beloved meeting place for the nobility and the upper middle class in the 19th century. Nowadays the Lusthaus is a café / restaurant. Not far from the Lusthaus is the Ernst-Happel stadium where the final game of the 2008 European soccer championship was played. In the Prater river bank area lies the harness racing track Krieau, the horse racing track, and a golf club.
The Wurstelprater offers a great variety of traditional Viennese gastronomic delights at establishments such as: the Schweizerhaus, well known for its plentiful supply of Budweiser beer and their roast leg of pork.
From the apartment and taking the subway, you'll arrive in just a few minutes to the Danube Island (Donauinsel) which hosts the annual 3-day open-air festival, the largest music festival in Europe, which is well known for its recreational facilities and can be reached by the underground U1 in just 2 stops.
Located in the immediate vicinity of the apartment - is the Karmelitermarkt. A market celebrated for its international delicatessen shops, pubs and restaurants and events. Nice taverns and youthful art help make the Karmelitermarkt an exciting Viennese neighborhood. On Friday and Saturday, until noon, you can buy fresh products there and enjoy the atmosphere while taking pleasure in a good glass of wine. Exhilarating food and modern art make the locale around the Karmelitermarkt a stimulating Viennese quarter.
House rulesPlease be aware that we have no front desk.
But we will welcome you at the appointed time in the apartment.
Parking garage € 16/24h in the proximity (Stuwerstraße 41)
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 35 HKD per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
Very convenient location, nice apartment, all el. Equipment available, the keys was not well organized. Environment is very simple, but have nocturnal late coming home "survived" :) We would book again!
Sehr verkehrsgünstige Lage, schönes Appartement, alle el. Geräten vorhanden, Schlüsselübergabe war leider nicht gut organisiert. Umgebung ist sehr einfach, haben aber nächtlich spätes Nachhausekommen "überlebt" :) Wir würden wieder buchen!
A wonderful week in Vienna is unfortunately. Thanks to our hosts for the wonderful accommodation. Except for the squeaky bed with every move and getting used to the environment, we felt very comfortable. The apartment is very clean and well maintained. The equipment, bathroom, toilet, etc. are new. Ideal for a short break. The location is quiet, although the Prater is only 1 minute walk. From the apartment is just a short walk to Praterstern station, which consists of an excellent connection with bus, tram, metro or tram in all districts of the city. We would decide on our next stay in Vienna again at any time in this apartment. Thanks again.
Eine wunderschöne Woche in Wien ist leider zu Ende. Danke an unseren Gastgeber für die wunderbare Unterkunft. Bis auf das bei jeder Bewegung quietschende Bett und die gewöhnungsbedürftige Umgebung, haben wir uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Das Apartment ist sehr sauber und gepflegt. Die Ausstattung, Bad, WC, etc. sind neuwertig. Für einen Kurzurlaub ideal. Die Lage ist ruhig, obwohl der Prater nur 1 Gehminute entfernt ist. Von dem Apartment aus sind es nur wenige Gehminuten zum Bahnhof Praterstern, von dem aus eine hervorragende Verbindung mit Bus,Tram, U-Bahn oder S-Bahn in alle Bezirke der Stadt besteht. Wir würden uns bei unserem nächsten Wienaufenthalt jederzeit wieder für dieses Apartment entscheiden. Nochmals vielen Dank.
The apartment itself was very nice, new and comfortable and really there what you need everything for 2 people. The transfer worked perfectly. Something enntäuscht We loved the cleanliness of bed sheets and around. Sensitive souls may perhaps disturb the waiting ladies at the corners. Otherwise calm and friendly residents.
Die Wohnung selbst war sehr hübsch, neu und komfortabel und wirklich alles da was man für 2 Personen benötigt. Auch hat die Übergabe tadellos geklappt. Etwas enntäuscht waren wir von der Reinlichkeit der Leintücher und der Umgebung. Sensible Gemüter mögen sich vielleicht an den wartenden Damen an den Ecken stören. Sonst ruhige und freundliche Anwohner.
After a turbulent start, problems with parking, and a faucet that was and is defective we had a really good week in Vienna, which is a super nice city. The neighborhood where the apartment is located, does not match the facilities in the apartment. The launch, which was made by a very young girl, not Ms.. Ljilijana, was not very good. Ms.. Ljilijanas father tried during Monday to repair the mixer, but failed.
Efter en turbulent start, problemer med parkering, og et blandingsbatteri der var og er defekt havde vi en rigtig god uge i Wien, som er en super dejlig storby.
Kvarteret, hvor lejligheden ligger i, matcher ikke faciliteterne i lejligheden.
Introduktionen, der blev foretaget af en meget ung pige, ikke Ms. Ljilijana, var ikke særlig god.
Ms. Ljilijanas far forsøgt i løbet af mandagen at reparere blandingsbatteriet, men det lykkedes ikke.
My friend and I liked our stay at the TAV apartment. On the date of check-in, key handover was smooth thanks to ljiljana who kindly arrived earlier before the agreed time (given to the short notice from our side). The apartment was bright, clean, not noisy. It was fully equipped which made the kitchen and living area very comfortable and gave the feeling of being at home. Fast and trouble-free Wi-Fi. Very nice bathroom area! We much appreciated the help of Bernadette, apartment owner (very pleasant lady), in solving the issue with gas water heater in bathroom: service specialists repaired it promptly and efficiently, so we experienced no inconvenience.
2 Billa supermarkets are located at Stuwerstrasse. Very good transport links to the city center (2 nearby metro stations – Messe-Prater and Praterstern + tram).
Overall, the impression from apartment was very positive. Probably some pieces of advice would be to install air conditioner and make the bed not to squeak. In every other way everything was perfect. Many thanks!
Sehr schöne und liebevoll eingerichtete kleine Wohnung. Sehr empfehlenswert für einen Wienurlaub/-aufenthalt. Die Wohnung war sehr sauber und gut ausgestattet. In der kleinen Küche ist alles vorhanden, was man zum Kochen braucht, Die Lage ist hervorragend im Zentrum Wiens gelegen, nur wenige Minuten zur U-Bahn und damit nur wenige Stationen ins Stadtzentrum. Der Prater ist zu Fuß in 10 Minuten zu erreichen und zur Donauinsel ist es auch gleich um die Ecke. Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, Pizzeria, kleine Kneipe - alles im Viertel ganz nah gelegen.Schlüsselübergabe hat auch prima geklappt ... Wir waren rund um zufrieden und hatten sehr angenehme Tage in Wien.
das Zimmer entsprach dem im Internet abgebildeten Bildern. Bei dem abgebildeten Haus hat man geflunkert. Auch die U-Bahnstation war nicht wie im Bild erkennbar direkt am Haus sondern ca 300 Meter weiter weg. Die Sauberkeit war oberflächlich in Ordnung. An Stellen wo man nicht immer rankommt hätte es aber besser sein können.
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We had a very pleasant stay at this appartment. It is really perfect, brand new and very complete (with washingmachine, dishwasher, satelite TV). It was really pleasant to sit on the balcony. The bed and the shower are exellent, Also the location is good with the tramway nr 2 to take you down town. We were by car and could park in a garage around the corner and in the weekend free in front of the door or in the street around the corner. Vienna is a wonderfull city, and we would recommend the city as wel as the appartment very much.
We arrived at the apartment on a very hot afternoon. The apartment is located on the sixth floor which is almost the top floor of the building. Unfortunately this meant that inside the apartment the temperature was as high as outside (>30degC). The apartment looked just as in the pictures, very modern and bright. When it was time to go to sleep we discovered that the sheets were still damp from the dryer. Due to the heat we didn't need the covers so this wasn't a real issue but still something you wouldn't expect. The bed could use a little tweaking because it was very loud when one turned. Also a minor disappointment was the lack of supplies. No sugar, tea, coffee or oil. The only thing there was salt and coffee filters.
The pull-out sofas are high quality. In fact I slept better on the sofabed than on the real bed.
Location is perfect, very close to the metro and a tramstop (line 2 will take you directly to the the Vienna ring).
Even though it was very hot we had a great time in Vienna.
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I hate to sound like a curmudgeon, but life was so much easier in the '90s, at least in terms of television. In 1999, The Sopranos premiered. Suddenly, the Sunday night appointment schedule shifted from The X-Files (which had just began its decline) to HBO. Basically, what happened was my group of friends took the time and energy invested in one show and transferred it to another.
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It used to be with the exception of a show like The X-Files , you were able to sit down, watch a show, and if you missed a few episodes, it wasn't like you couldn't pick up. Now, shows like The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones demand full investment from episode one. And if your schedule is packed, you may only be able to follow one or two shows at a time. For me, it seems like I'm a "one show at a time" viewer. Fed up with trying to juggle Battlestar Galactica, The Wire, and Lost , I just focused on one: The Wire. After that run, I tackled Breaking Bad because I wanted to catch up before the final episodes next year. Now, I'm working on Homeland.
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Update your wardrobe for summer with the Kelly & Katie Crochet Satchel. Perfect for a day on the beach or a summer outing with friends, use this versatile handbag to carry everything you need.
- Woven straw satchel
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Welcome, entrepreneur!
My name is Laura Roeder and I'm the founder of this website.
If you are a small business owner who is feeling overwhelmed by ALL the different pieces of technology you need to run your small business, you are about to loooove me!
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Want to know more about me?
Here's a little story about my background and how I got into this whole mess!
I was raised in an entrepreneurial family, my father is an architect and my mother runs the business and keeps the books. I believe my first small business was selling painted rocks, though my family were my only customers.
The mainstream internet began when I was a child, and I was lucky enough to be exposed early. I taught myself how to code websites in junior high school, and I've always been fascinated by online communities and how people share and explore using the web.
I earned a degree in Advertising at The University of Texas, while continuing to teach myself about the web and online communications. When I graduated at age 20 I moved to Chicago to start my professional career.
When I was 22 years old, I quit my first and last job as a designer at an ad agency to start my own business. (Yup, that means I jumped straight from "Junior Designer" to "CEO" as my job title, pretty great shortcut if you ask me!) I had no idea what I was doing, but I knew that if I could find just one local business that needed me to build them a website I would be in business. And right away I had a tiny but thriving one-woman design business going.
That was all well and good, but the problem was scale. I have always loved the small business community, I just feel at home among other small business owners and I love the huge impact that a new website or Facebook page can have on local business' bottom line. But I saw that if I wanted to grow my business, and make more money, I would need to go for larger and larger corporate clients that could pay me bigger and bigger fees.
So in 2009, I fired all my web design clients and switched over to the business that you see today – scalable social media consulting.
How can consulting be scalable?
Here's how! Each of us only has so many hours every day. Even if I had an insane roster and worked around the clock, I knew I would only be able to serve a few hundred businesses per year at MOST in a traditional consulting model. But my vision was bigger than that. I knew that there were waaay more than a few hundred small businesses out there that needed my help!
When I moved from Chicago to Venice, California in 2008 I took it as an opportunity for a fresh start. I decided to get serious about building my dream business.
So I took what I learned, and instead of talking to a client, I started talking to a video camera. That's right, instead of in-person sessions my strategic consulting is provided in the form of videos that you watch in your own office, on your own time, at your own pace.
That idea has turned into a thriving business that serves thousands of entrepreneurs around the globe and provides a living for a team of people that have joined me in bringing this vision to reality. (See our company about page for more information.)
It has been an amazing, fast-paced journey and I've been lucky enough to speak at some of the most well-respected events in my industry included South by Southwest Interactive, BlogHer, and The Social Communications Summit and get quoted in big name publications like the LA Times, Bloomberg, and CNET.
I'm big on building a business that supports the lifestyle that you love. I believe that social media is part of a new way of running a business – a business that is internet-driven (even if you don't sell online), flexible, scalable, and provides you with a life, not a grind. I travel frequently and recently spent 3 weeks in India and 2 weeks in South Africa totally unplugged.
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Here it is, my last for kids lesson, and the last tutorial for the day. Here is how to draw a squid for kids, step by step. I know when I was a kid one of the sea animals that I found really interesting was the squid. I always used to get them confused with octopus, so once I knew that they were't octopus, I started calling them octopus. It's weird I know but, that is type of person I am, just weird. Anyways, drawing a squid for kids will be super fun because you can use your imagination thinking of a good way to draw these docile creatures out. Thanks for joining me once again.
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Wow, that was a NFG moment there. Glad your ok.
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Wow, that was a NFG moment there. Glad your ok.
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Crazy story. Only thing that would have made it better would be a lifesize mount of the kitty at the end! I have a buddy with a similar story but his wife was video recording him calling when a cat appeared in the backround. She was trying to tell him about the cat while whispering to him from 10 yards away and he didnt believe her until he turned to look. He jumped and yelled, but the cat never flinched. Its a million dollar video!
[QUOTE=Coloradohunter;61110]I was set up in a nice natural ground blind cow calling. Heard a few bugles but they headed down to the river where my nephew was setup. When it got toward evening I pulled my light out of my pack and it was dead so I decided to head back to the truck a little early because of the rough terrain. I had walked about 30 yards and realized my hat was still hanging on a branch, so I turned to go back. After about 10 steps I glanced over my right shoulder and saw a big tom lion about 15 yards away slowly stalking towards me. I spun around and finger drew my compound (wasn't going to take the time to hook my release). When I turned the cat stopped and crouched down. It then started to very slowly creep towards me. I yelled as loud as I could to "GET THE @#$% OUT OF HERE". That did not have the desired effect of the lion retreating, instead the lion charged at me and I released my arrow. I did not see the arrow but the lion leaped straight up with his haunches going about 6 feet and his head about 4 feet causing him to somersault in midair. When he hit the ground he did 2 or 3 tumbles away from me into the thick cedar and juniper trees. From his reaction I was sure I had hit him hard. Made a fast adrenaline charged hike to the truck and met up with my nephew. We went back to search the area but couldn't find blood or my arrow. When back at the truck I called our local Wildlife Officer Bob Holder to report a possible dead or wounded lion. We met and agreed to go in at first light to assess the situation. We were joined by Fred Eichler with one of his lion dogs at the parking area and went in to see what we could find. When we got to the site Fred's dog got scent right away. We found the spot where the lion had jumped and tumbled, with lots of tufts of hair on the ground, but no blood. After a little more searching we found my arrow, and close inspection showed no blood anywhere. The dog followed the scent trail for a few hundred yards but we could see no signs of blood. I just gave the lion a haircut across his chest and belly. Best outcome all around, both the lion and me survived!!!!
An update on this post. It seems i did hit the lion after all. Officer Bob Holder called me last night and said the lion was found by another hunter about 1/2 mile from where it charged me. My arrow hit it low in the chest and did enough damage to be fatal. That explains the cats reaction to the shot. Why no blood is a mystery though.
Im carrying spray from now on!!!
Is he going to let you have the cape?!
Maybe I shouldn't say this on an online forum but I don't give a S$%T if a state game and fish agency has a rule about hand guns and archery hunting. I carry one whenever I am in the woods for threats to myself and hunting buddies like this one. Glad you made it out my friend. Good to see a cat that has the balls to charge a human is dead!
A bad day in the woods is better than a good day at work.
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Awesome story! I have never had a close encounter like that in the woods with a cougar but whenever I'm archery hunting I'm packin just in case!
Had a similar encounter in CO a few years back, but the cat opted to turn tail and walk away when I drew my bow. Makes the walk back in the evening a little spooky!
wow! hair raising experience Dennis! glad the outcome wasn't a lot worse!
I Love the smell of Elk in the mornin
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The NSVRC enjoys a strong partnership with state, territory and tribal anti-sexual assault coalitions and national allied organizations. This online directory is an attempt to highlight the many organizations and projects working to eliminate sexual violence. This directory includes recognized coalitions and national organizations that meet the following criteria:
- they must significantly address some aspect of sexual violence and show a commitment to its elimination;
- be at least national in scope;
- and provide written permission to be included.
This form allows organizations to submit updates, nominate an organization for inclusion, or to apply to be part of the directory.
If you do not find what you are looking for, we stand ready to personally assist you with resource and information needs related to sexual violence and maintain a database of local, state and regional experts and organizations in addition to the groups listed online.
PO Box 193008San Juan Puerto Rico 00919-3008United StatesPhone: 787-281-7579Fax: 787-767-6843Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.pazparalamujer.org/index.php/coordinadora-pplm/organizaciones
100 Medway StreetProvidence Rhode Island 02906United StatesPhone: 401-421-4100Fax: 401-454-5565Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.dayoneri.org/partners.htm
5321 First Place NEWashington District Of Columbia 20011United StatesPhone: 202-232-0789Fax: 202-387-3812Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://dcrapecrisiscenter.org/
1820 East Park Avenue, Suite 100Tallahassee Florida 32301United StatesPhone: 850-297-2000Fax: 850-297-2002Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.fcasv.org/information/find-your-local-center
P.O. Box 162505Atlanta Georgia 30321United StatesPhone: 404-815-5261Fax: 404-815-5265Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://gnesa.org/page/rape-crisis-centers-georgia
P.O. Box 1093Hagatna Guam 96932United StatesPhone: 671-479-2277Fax: 671-479-7233Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.guamcoalition.org/gpo.html
P.O. Box 10596Honolulu Hawaii 96816United StatesPhone: 808-533-1637Fax: 808-533-1637
1402 W. Grove StreetBoise Idaho 83702-5241United StatesPhone: 208-384-0419Fax: 208-331-0687Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.idvsa.org/about-us/members/
100 North 16th StreetSpringfield Illinois 62703United StatesPhone: 217-753-4117Fax: 217-753-8229Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.icasa.org/crisisCenters.aspx?PageID=501
9245 North Meridian Street, Suite 235Indianapolis Indiana 46260United StatesPhone: 317-872-1086Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://indianacesa.org/icesa-resources/service-directory/


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Standard Cedar Cabin (Sleeps Four)
Up to 4 Guests
- 2 Bedroom/s
- 1 Bathroom/s
- Pets Not Allowed
Estimating your equipment size
We are looking for an estimate of the size of your Caravan, Motorhome, Camper Trailer, Tent etc. once it has been set up or fully extended (outside to outside)... excluding your vehicle.
Caravans, Motorhomes, Camper Vans, Camper Trailers
Please include your tow/draw bar in the estimate.
Widths are generally around 4 – 5 metres (13.12 – 16.4 feet).
Note: Include annexes of pullouts in width.
|Average Lengths:
|4 – 12 metres (13.12 – 39.37 feet)
|7 – 14 metres (22.97 – 45.93 feet)
|5 – 7 metres (16.40 – 22.97 feet)
|Fifth wheelers
|7 – 14 metres (22.97 – 45.93 feet)
|Camper Trailers
|5 – 8 metres (16.40 – 26.25 feet)
Note: Do not include the size of the tent pegs
|1 person
|1 × 2.5 metres (3.28 × 8.20 feet)
|2 person
|1.5 × 2.5 metres (4.92 × 8.20 feet)
|3 person
|3 × 2.5 metres (9.84 × 8.20 feet)
|4 person
|4.5 × 2.5 metres (14.76 × 8.20 feet)
|5 person
|6 × 3 metres (19.69 × 9.84 feet)
|6+ person
|7 × 4.5 metres (22.97 × 14.76 feet)
Please be advised that Site sizes vary from park to park and within each park. Sites will be allocated based on the measurements provided during the booking process and it is the responsibility of the guest to ensure estimates are as close to accurate as possible.
If you are unsure, we would prefer you to overestimate or give us a call on 1300 738 044
Great for small families or couples, our Cedar Cabins provide open plan accommodation with a queen bed in the main area. With one set of bunks in a separate bedroom this cosy cabin sleeps four. A fully equipped kitchen area, dining and lounge with TV/DVD player, an ensuite bathroom and all linen and towelling are provided. Reverse cycle air conditioning and wireless internet. Enjoy the views of our landscaped gardens from a large front veranda with outdoor setting.
Cabin sleeps up to 4
Maximum of 4 adult(s)
Maximum of 2 children
2 Bedroom/s
3 Bed/s
1 Bathroom/s
No pets allowed in the Cabin
General Features
- Air Conditioner
- Fully Self Contained Kitchen
- Heater
- Iron and ironing board
- Lounge
- Smoke Free
- All Linen provided
- Bunk Beds
- Doonas
- Queen Bed
- Hair Dryer
- Shower -no bath
Kitchen & Dining
- Cooking Utensils
- Cutlery and Crockery
- Dining Table & Chairs
- Fridge/ Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
Entertainment & Electronics
- Clock Radio
- DVD Player
- Internet - Free Wireless
- Balcony/ Courtyard/ Veranda
- Outdoor Setting
Plus enjoy all the park facilities and fun activities on offer at BIG4 Bright Holiday Park, as well as the many things to see and do around Bright.
Check in
After 2 pm
Check out
Before 10 am on day of departure
Reception hours
8.30 am - 5.30 pm 7 days a week
You need to know
Deposits & Payments • A one night deposit is required upon making your booking. For bookings during peak periods, payment in full is required one month (30 days) out from arrival date. • Online bookings must be paid in full at the time of booking • All bookings for Package Deals must be paid in full. • All balances owing upon arrival are to be paid IN FULL upon arrival Check In/Out Procedures • CHECK IN time is from 2pm • CHECK OUT time no later than 10am • LATE CHECKOUTS may be arranged with prior consent from the office. A $20 fee applies to checkouts longer than ½ an hour. • After 5.30pm arrivals, please contact Guest Services on 1800 033 188 for details on checking in. • All guests staying in cabins must sign a registration form upon arrival. Park Policies • CABINS are to be left clean and tidy with dishes and cookware cleaned and put away, all rubbish and fridge items to be removed. BIG4 Bright reserves the right to charge a cleaning fee up to $50 for cabins left in an inappropriate manner, to be deemed inappropriate at BIG4 Brights discretion • All Cabins are strictly NON SMOKING. In consideration of the health and comfort of incoming guests, any failure to comply with this policy will incur an additional fee of $200 for cleaning purposes. This fee can also be applied at BIG4 Brights discretion in the case of strong permeable odours that require carpet, lounges and/or curtains to be cleaned, such as intense curry/cooking odours. • BIG4 Bright reserves the right to change site and cabin allocation when necessary. • Dogs are permitted on sites during certain periods and at manager's discretion. It will not be possible to book with a dog on BIG4.com.au. Please contact our Park directly. • No CAMPFIRES allowed in park. This is non-negotiable. • A LINEN CHANGE will be provided for stays longer than seven days, this service is included in the Tariff. • EXTRA LINEN or toweling can be provided at any time at a charge of $2 PER ITEM. • In an EMERGENCY – Police/Fire/Ambulance – DIAL 000. In case of emergency, please assemble on the lawn in front of the amenities block and await instructions from Emergency Services or Park management • For AFTER HOURS assistance, please dial 03 5755 1064 Cancellation Policies • BIG4 Bright reserves the right to charge a $50 CANCELLATION FEE for all cancellations. • For cancellations within ONE MONTH (30 days)of the arrival date, BIG4 Bright reserves the right to EITHER forfeit your deposit OR hold your deposit as credit against a future booking made within one year (12 months) of original arrival date, then forfeit deposit if not claimed within said time period • For cancellations within one month of peak periods, BIG4 Bright reserves the right to forfeit entire stay charges • For no shows, BIG4 Bright reserves the right to charge entire stay charges. • By booking with BIG4 Bright and confirming your booking with a deposit, you agree to these cancellation terms and conditions to be applied at BIG4 Bright's discretion
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Posted on August 21, 2012
Join staff member, Grace Dumelle for the following two presentations.
Saturday, August 25
What: Unlocking the Doors to Your Home's Past and Tools to Dig Deeper: Probate and Inquest Records
When: 9:30 – noon
Where: St. Louis County Library, 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, MO
Who: Grace Dumelle
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"Unlocking the Doors": Satisfy your curiosity about your own home or one in the family. Learn techniques for dating a residence, discovering the architect, and unearthing old photos and plans. You can also find out who lived there, what they did for a living, and other fascinating tidbits.
"Tools to Dig Deeper": It's worth looking for a probate case even if you think your ancestor didn't have money. You can find relatives you didn't know existed, a listing of property and furnishings, and bills from service providers. When you see a coroner's signature on a death certificate, or have a newspaper account of an accident, obtain the inquest to open a fascinating window on the circumstances of the death.


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The Big Buddha Prep Chain tote is the perfect bag for your day out. This stylish tote has plenty of space for everything you need like your cell phone and day planner!
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- Dimensions: 13" x 3" x 14"
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Location: New York, NY
January 14, 2013
"Love this bag! I got it in the black/tan combo, so it goes with everything. I love the strap drop; it sits comfortably under my arm and doesn't knock against my hips weirdly. The outside pockets make it easy to grab your keys or phone while still keeping your possessions safe. The interior lining is fun too! It holds a lot and works well for work and for travel. I might even buy it in another color! I took off one star because I'm not sure how well the faux leather will hold up over time, but, other than that, I highly recommend it!"
By: JKool
Location: Los Angeles
December 31, 2012
Unique bag
"I loved this bag when I first looked at it however when I put it on, the straps were a bit heavy and continued to fall off my shoulder. I loved the color. The color blocking design was perfect for the newest fall trends. There was not enough room inside for what I wanted to put in it."
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3/4" top width 30 degree symmetric belt for Comet 340 Series Clutch System.
Comet number marked on belt is 884-70.
Use with 6" driven with 6-15/16" to 7" center to center distance.
|OEM Replacement This part is aftermarket equipment designed to replace the original manufacturer's part numbers specified here. It is manufactured using high-quality materials, to the same specifications as the original part.
|Comet 203578A