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One highlight of the conference is a series of discussions featuring public figures and scholars who specialize in different aspects of Caribbean culture. Speakers for the sessions, which begin at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Friend Center, will include:
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After this, the four of us and her fiance's younger sisters and brothers headed to the lake as planned. It is tradition to set off lighted homemade paper boats on the lake for good luck so we bought them a boat to wish them luck with their wedding. Next, we went to the funfair. It was a very local event with no tourists and everyone was having fun. The little brother went on the inflatable and then Noun's 14yr old sister wanted to go on the ferris wheel so Shane and I paid for the four of us to go on it (not sure what the safety regs were, but we got off safely)! We ended the evening by buying sweet potato cakes before heading back to our guesthouse feeling very privileged to have had such an experience most tourists never have.
The next day we had a relaxing morning then Shane went with Noun's husband to get his hair cut for 60p - bargain! Meanwhile, I was bought a coconut ice lolly and complimented on my fair skin by our guesthouse owner (everyone in Asia wants fair skin)! Soon after, Noun and her older 'brother' Mr Free (not related, but he had helped her train as a guide) came and picked us up on their mopeds. We went to three indigenous villages, which are being supported by NGOs. In one village an elaborate bamboo shower system meant the villagers could wash themselves and their bikes using free flowing clean water.
The women made a living by making kramas (scarfs). I bought one for a few dollars and it was nice meeting the person who actually made your clothing! In another village we gave out toothbrushes (free ones that we collect from guesthouses) to the older children as recommended by other travellers and they were very appreciative.
On the roadside, Noun stopped at some guys selling honeycomb. They can get $20 for one litre of honey, but they were actually selling bee larvae - Shane ate two; needless to say I did not!
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My pup thankfully barks at turkeys, their sounds and when they flush. He'll lay flat on the ground next to me (very good) but when I call he barks (not so good). Will he grow out of this or do I need to somehow put a stop to it now?
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When will Knights of the Old Republic be released for XBox?
I'm sure this has been covered, but I was unable to find the thread.
When will Knights of the Old Republic be released for XBox?
I'm sure this has been covered, but I was unable to find the thread.
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May 03 is the new scheduled release date. It was supposed to come out this month but was again delayed. It does suck that this title keeps getting pushed back but I'd rather see them take their time and get this one right.
Other than Halo and Splinter Cell this is the reason why I purchased my X-BOX so I can't wait.
I agree, I'd rather they take their time to make a polished masterpiece than rush out an unfinished, buggy product.
There's a poster on the wall in my math class, a quote by someone (not sure who, ): "People will forget how quickly you did a thing but they will remember how well you did it."
I'm sure that holds true here as well.
Wow, I had to dig DEEP to find this one. Is nobody here excited about the release of KotOR coming out this week?
I originally was going to hold out for the PC version this fall, but after reading a number of reviews and seeing all of the screen shots and TV ads, now I think I am going to break down and buy an Xbox.
Let's see, 1st it was the PS2.
Then came Zelda and I had to get a Gamecube (which is really a great little system I might add).
Now, this...
Anyway, is there anyone else excited about this? Or is everyone too busy playing Galaxies?
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
I was, but I'm not sure anymore. It seems more like a roll playing game than anything else. Which would be fine had I been able to control the swing of the saber and such. I'm not sure if you can, but it doesn't seem like it.
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i think the player has the choice of either controlling the action, or allowing the computer to make your moves like in a RPG........so it's both, an action game or an RPG.
IGN gave it a review here:
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And I think Derek is right, it seems to me that you have can play the game either way.
Either way is fine with me, I'm pretty sure I'll get it.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
I think I might have to get this one this week.
Was gonna wait the eventual mark-down, but after the reviews & screenshots I might have changed my mind!
I will get it, but probably later. I am a little too involved in Galaxies right now to play it.
"Roger Nasty Butler!"
I'm gonna pass. I read the part about how combat works and its turn-based. So yes, its the RPG method of doing things and you can't switch to any other way. Its like Final Fantasy's way of doing things except you can que multiple moves ahead of time.


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I will be at North Alabama for the o/h q but don't know if I can stay all weekend.
I will be at North Alabama for the o/h q but don't know if I can stay all weekend.
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In my discussion with the Chief Marshall, I was informed that AKC did not require all flights to run the SAME test. I responded that the INTEGRITY of the Master National event should require it. Told her that if all the flights could not run the same test on the SAME piece of dirt, that the flights should run the same concept on another site. Chief Marshall said that was not possible, she had been all over that property and test's could NOT be duplicated. The test that was being discussed was Double Trouble. The grounds are over 4,000 acres, it could be found. To prove the point, the water test, Give Me a Brake and Oh No Mr Bill were almost a perfect duplication of concept. The odd thing, instead of all flights rotating through those two test, not everyone ran it, but they did have Flight B run both of those test.
I know everyone worked hard to put such an enormous event on, and I appreciate all of their efforts. I hope in 2013 that the event is even better. I hope that we get to run all 6 series and all flights run the same test or at least concept. Good luck to everyone trying to qualify for 2013.
I would hate to know that my dog got dropped and other dogs in his flight were dropped from running a more technical test. Then the decision was made by someone who had the power to change it for the other dogs. That is not fair any where. My dog passed, 86, flight C.
I read somewhere where their was a concern about the test made too many changes their would only be pro trainers going.
I was trying to Qualify my dog at the Cattleranch. It got to dark to run. Next morning at 8:30, I was in line. Nobody behind me,my turn. A man came by and said we are running pros first. I said its my turn and no one is behind me.when he came back by he told me to take my dog and go run something else.Pros first. At 3:00 pm I was in line at the other Test and the same Marshall came on a four wheeler and said everybody is waiting on me.
Some things could be looked at, I guess. You will always screw something up. Next time it should be fixed.
I do not understand how you could go run something else when you stayed with the same flight all week. Are you talking about a reg weekend hunt or the MN that just ended?
Also weren;t they running in number order even with rotation?
i think his example of being bumped out of the holding blind occurred at a weekend test at the same location as the MN.
oh, ok, . Also unless the marshall told you to get in holding you should not be there. Nothing to do with the pros only running order.
Not all dogs ran the same set ups as was done in the past. Lack of communication was a major problem at this year's MN. Call backs were not posted in a timely fashion. No one knew where the flights were going. Time management is important in all AKC hunt tests and says such in the rule book for judges. This was not adhered to. So, what was the underlying problem at this year's test?
When you say callbacks wer not posted timely......do you mean to the handlers or on the website?
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There was an awfull lot of training off grounds during the test. Those people were typically out of the loop with callbacks and knowing where the next test was located. Cell service is good in the area with one carrier (can't remember which one) but stinks with the rest. My apologies but that is the case in many locations.
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A group of distinguished women active in public service will speak at the Organization of Women Leaders' fourth annual conference Saturday, April 17.
Titled "Women in the Nation's Service: A Conference on Women in Public Roles," the event will begin with registration at 9:30 a.m. and run through 5:30 p.m. in 16 Robertson Hall.
Speakers will include a woman who has devoted her career to electing a female president, the first female U.S. attorney for New Jersey, an expert in the field of women's health, two Washington, D.C., insiders, a major in the U.S. Army, a community activist and the dean of Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
Participating will be: Marie Wilson, president of The White House Project; Faith Hochberg, U.S. federal judge; Donnica Moore, founder of the Sapphire Women's Health Group; Elaine Chan of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security; Eileen Smith of the U.S. State Department; Elizabeth Stephers of Women in Community Service; Therese Raymond of West Point Military Academy; and Anne-Marie Slaughter, dean of the Woodrow Wilson School.
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So, traditional Judeo-Christian values are more of a threat to our country than those of radical Islam?
How many Talmudic Jewish or Catholic leaders are making speeches calling for the chaos of the Middle East to "come to our door" and saying "this is the day of your doom"?
And a foreign national that declares "capitalism is dying"/ "democracy is hypocrisy" and that the WH will be "conquered" isn't even the "in the same class of threat" as a former Senator that once swore an oath to "support and defend the Constitution" ?
Choudary is a whack job whose group is calling for the Statue of Liberty to be destroyed because it's a symbol of "man made law", not just someone who wants " a different legal structure".
The radicals have "relatively few" followers? Out of over a billion Muslims, technically that's true.
But 20,000 - 50,000 for NoI itself, millions in Iran alone, that is many.
The actual establishment of shariah in the US, is of little relevance.
But what the 'relatively few' are willing to do to try to get it established, is relevant and worthy of discussion, imo. We just got a reminder in Germany that it doesn't take "many".


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Three undergraduates from Princeton's Department of Mathematics have won the team prize in the 67th William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition. Ana Caraiani, Andrei Negut and Aaron Pixton took top honors for Princeton for the first time in the contest's history, beating out 507 other university teams from the United States and Canada.
For the team's achievement, the department will be awarded $25,000, which will go toward supporting student activities, and each member of the team will receive $1,000 to use in any way he or she chooses. Negut and Pixton also ranked among the top 15 individual competitors, which netted each of them an additional $1,000.
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The competition was established in 1938 in memory of Putnam, whose conviction regarding the value of organized team competition in college academics inspired his widow, Elizabeth Lowell Putnam, to endow the awards. Over the years many of the winners have become distinguished mathematicians, including several Fields medalists and Nobel laureates in physics.


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I need to figure out a way to be a little more interactive… when a comment is left on the blog for a topic there really is no way for me to reply back. So I think that I will take some time now and then to address some comments to the Scoutmaster Minute.
I am going to start with a comment regarding Bullies.
The reader asked about a Scoutmaster Minute that dealt with Bullies and Bullying…
Well there is a lot of information out there especially in the guide to Safe Scouting and within the new Boy Scout Requirements.
You can read more at the post on ZERO TOLERENCE I did back in February.
The second comment I want to address is several comments from an anonymous reader. He wanted to discuss my points in an older post about "Being over sensitive". I did not post his comments on the blog, they were lengthy and did not move Scouting forward. But I would like that reader to know that I did read his comments and yes, gave them some thought.
That is all I really can address, but thank you for your comments.
Westybsa- Thank you for your comments, I appreciate them and agree with you. You have a nice blog over at Scoutingmaniac.
Thanks again folks for the comments.
The podcasting is really moving forward now. I am working with the folks at Leaders Campfire (PTC Media) on a show about Leave No Trace. I'm looking forward to seeing how that comes out.
We just wrapped recording and are doing some editing on the Scoutmaster Minute podcast. Our Second Show discusses the Order of the Arrow Representative. Tom from Troop 664 was a super guest host. That should coming out real soon.
Our third show is in the works and we will be recording that real soon. It is going to discuss the Webelos to Scout transition.
We are keeping pretty busy here at the Scoutmaster minute. I hope this is helpful, I know it is fun.
Thanks again for the comments.
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Tour DeFleur 5K Walk/Run to be held at Binghamton University
Lace up your sneakers for the first ever Tour DeFleur 5K Walk/Run to be held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, October 8, on the Binghamton University campus. Runners and walkers can sign up in the East Gym Membership Services Office on campus starting Monday, October 2, through Friday, October 6.
The course will take participants around campus, through the Nature Preserve and will conclude with an awards ceremony at the East Gym. Prizes will be given to the top three male and female finishers. The first twenty competitors to sign-up will also earn a prize.
Registration is $5 and includes post-walk refreshments. All proceeds will be donated to the Vestal Fire Department and the Binghamton University Eating Awareness Committee.
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JSR 292 server compiler support in JDK 7 b80
About two weeks ago I pushed the remaining changes (6894206, 6893081, 6829187, 6893268) for C2 invokedynamic support on x86 which were integrated into HotSpot 17 b07. Meanwhile HS17b07 has been integrated into JDK 7 b80 and the latter has been released.
With two changesets John Rose pushed lately (6891770, 6914665), which have been integrated into JDK 7 b79, you can run now invokedynamic enabled programs with decent performance. Additionally we tuned inlining heuristics a little (6912063) to be able to use inline-related switches in a product VM and to not count generated MethodHandle adapters.
And here is how it works (gwt is a simple testcase for guardWithTest):
$ java -server -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+EnableMethodHandles -XX:+EnableInvokeDynamic gwt 370655678
You can also run JRuby benchmarks, like bench_fractal.rb which prints a nice fractal (we need to tune inlining heuristics a little to get good performance):
$ bin/jruby --server -J-Djruby.compile.invokedynamic=true -J-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -J-XX:+EnableMethodHandles -J-XX:+EnableInvokeDynamic -J-XX:InlineSmallCode=2500 -J-XX:MaxInlineSize=50 bench/bench_fractal.rb Rendering <snip>
(To see the fractal you have to try it yourself :-)
The next thing will be C1 support. I'm currently working on it and it's almost finished.
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This image is full-circle mosaic of nearly 900 images taken by NASA's Curiosity Mars rover.
The view is centered toward the south, with north at both ends. It shows Curiosity at the "Rocknest" site where the rover scooped up samples of windblown dust and sand. Curiosity used three cameras to take the component images on several different days between Oct. 5 and Nov. 16, 2012.
This first NASA-produced gigapixel image from the surface of Mars is a mosaic using 850 frames from the telephoto camera of Curiosity's Mast Camera instrument, supplemented with 21 frames from the Mastcam's wider-angle camera and 25 black-and-white frames -- mostly of the rover itself -- from the Navigation Camera. It was produced by the Multiple-Mission Image Processing Laboratory (MIPL) at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
This version of the panorama has been white-balanced to show what the scene would look like under Earth lighting conditions, which is helpful in distinguishing and recognizing materials in the rocks and soil. A raw-color version is available at PIA16919. The view shows illumination effects from variations in the time of day for pieces of the mosaic. It also shows variations in the clarity of the atmosphere due to variable dustiness during the month while the images were acquired.
NASA's Mars Science Laboratory project is using Curiosity and the rover's 10 science instruments to investigate the environmental history within Gale Crater, a location where the project has found that conditions were long ago favorable for microbial life.
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By Tiernan Ray
The Street today is pondering the implications of AT&T's (T) announcement late Friday it will pay $15 per share for smaller cellular operator Leap Wireless International (LEAP), and despite a surge in Leap stock, multiple analysts seem skeptical of a competing offer from another buyer, as is evident in two lukewarm updates of Leap shares today.
Leap shares today are up $9.09, or 114%, at $17.07, obviously well above AT&T's bid. AT&T shares are down 21 cents, or 0.6%, at $35.60.
R. W. Baird's Will Power raised his rating on Leap to Neutral from Underperform, and set a $15 target, noting the deal is pricey, and therefore may limit competing bids:
The total transaction value of $3.8 billion values LEAP's spectrum at roughly $1.30/MHz/POP on our calculation, which compares with $0.70 Verizon paid for SpectrumCo's spectrum and other recent deals. However, if one were to place a value on Leap's subscribers, network, and stores, that would imply a lower spectrum valuation […] Spending almost $4 billion to acquire spectrum in a few large markets and many mid-sized markets seems expensive, though it's still small relative to T's balance sheet and free cash flow. It's also possible that T could benefit from some of the NOLs.
And BMO Capital Markets's also raises his rating on Leap stock, to Market Perform from Underperform, setting a $15 price target.
He also thinks this is a very rich price:
We believe AT&T is overpaying for Leap's spectrum. We are surprised at AT&T's willingness to pay so much above market rates for spectrum. AT&T cited Leap as a way to jump start its entry into the prepaid segment although Leap too is struggling to compete against more compelling prepaid smartphone offers. The enterprise value including lease obligations is $5.25 billion, which we estimate is $2.31 per MHz Pop, well above all recent comps. We believe AT&T is buying the spectrum so T-Mobile (TMUS) can't, although we believe the deal is unlikely to have much, if any, impact on T-Mobile. We continue to believe that T-Mobile and Sprint will pressure AT&T for low-end subs. If there was to be a counter offer, T-Mobile would be the most likely, but we don't believe T-Mobile will bid higher as it has already swapped significant spectrum with Leap and its more pressing need is low MHz spectrum, which it will likely wait to get at auction. We don't believe regulatory approval will be an issue as AT&T likely gets some leeway from the failed T-Mobile deal, and we don't see any issues from our spectrum screen analysis.
Canaccord Genuity's Greg Miller, who has a Buy rating on AT&T shares, and a $35 price target, and a Hold rating on Leap and a $5 price target, writes today that "We believe the move highlights the reality of slower post-paid growth and an increasing focus on the value-focused consumer."
We believe the most recent surge in wireless merger and acquisition activity is likely the result of a continued surge of wireless usage by consumers that increasingly values wireless spectrum at a premium. Finally, we believe the transaction will lead to better utilization of under-used spectrum, benefiting wireless towers going forward.
UBS's John Hodulik writes that "This strategy appears similar to T-Mobile's plan to expand MetroPCS to new markets following the close of their deal in April."
He also notes that plan B is not bad for AT&T: If regulators block the deal, Leap would be able to enter a 3-year LTE roaming agreement with AT&T in its markets, which would also give AT&T the right to buy Leap's spectrum."
Raymond James's Frank Louthan reiterates a Market Perform rating on AT&T shares, writing the deal is "not surprising given AT&T's comments regarding additional spectrum needs."
He thinks AT&T can put Leap's airwaves to good use, and doesn't expect a competing bid:
We believe AT&T will put this spectrum immediately to use and more quickly deploy LTE then Leap would have as a standalone. We do not expect a competing bid from other carriers given the multiple and the leverage at LEAP, the support of about 30% of shareholders, and that it does not bring a national scale. We believe AT&T can achieve synergies through the refinancing of Leap's $2.8 billion of net debt. However, we are not including any impact from Leap in our model given the regulatory approval needed and the 6-9 month timeframe expected for the acquisition to close. We do believe AT&T has a good roadmap from the failed TMUS bid, and while some subs may be divested, these will have minimal impact and the deal will be approved.


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Mellom la Sagrada Familia og Beach! Tremannsrom
Størrelse16 m²
Etasje12(med heis)
- Internett/WiFi
- Kjøkken
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- Balkong/terrasse
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|Gran Via de las Cortes Catalanas, 08013 Barcelona, Spania
|Privat rom
|Eiendoms ID
|Innen noen få timer
|Kalender oppdatert
|I dag
( Cosas personales como Shampoo, crema acondicionadora del pelo o cosas de afeitar No estan incluidas ) Estamos en un piso 12 y tu habitacion tiene vistas a la Plaza de Toros de Monumental! y desde el salon se ve el mar!
Que mas? Hay Metro, autobuses, tranvía, Bicing. 15 minutos en bici a Pza. Cataluña, 10 minutos en Bici a la Playa, 2 minutos en bici a Sagrada Familia, 4 minutos en bici al centro comercial de Glorias, 2 minutos de la Estación de autobuses del Nord, Supermercados, Bares… todo cerca, cuando llegues puedo estar o no ( por mi trabajo ) pero si me encuentras puedes contar con mi asesoramiento para lo que quieras, Te espero! Jóse Se puede fumar solo en el Balcon
HusreglerADITIONAL INFORMATION
VERY IMPORTANT! Due to my work I'm usually all day away from home so it is VERY IMPORTANT that before traveling you to send me an e -mail with information about your flight , train, bus or medium you use to get to Barcelona , what city Place arrive (airport, railway station , bus station, and so on ) If your flight , etc. . is delayed please email me before leaving , telling me of the change and the new scheduled time for your arrival , finally would be good as soon you get the airport , and so on. You to send me a wassap ( free cost ) or an SMS saying "We're already at the airport " to calculate exactly how long should I wait. Remember that not being a hotel there will be nobody available 24 hours to receive you when your check In. I don´t answer SMS before the scheduled check-in, answer only Wassaps. if you have any questions before you get my home, you can call me on my cell phone and will gladly clarify any doubts . I will appreciate this gesture of you to communicate with me before you arriving, allowding me to welcome you in the best possible way!
Thank you!
Capacity of the room, at least 1 person, maximum 3
Accommodation 1 single bed + 1 queen bed (double)
No children under 10 years are accepted and always sharing with 2 adults.
Smoking allowed only on the balcony
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|98 NOK pr. gjest/natt ekstra
|Maksimum netter
|10 nights
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It was very good experience to stay here. Nice location and safe. Well prepared kitchen utensils.
The apartment is on the good place, it's clean ,hygenic and cool enviroment inside the flat. The price is also suitable.
Very nice place and very nice landlord. I recomend :)
José is a very cind person and through
the our vacation he was a great host!
The room isn't Big but the balcony and
espacially its view is abselutely outstanding.
I've watched The sunrise from there and
I absolutely recommend that!
The Apartment of José is located at the
biggest street of BCN and because of that
its location is Perfect to visit the city by feet,
bike or the metro.
Also the apartment is perfecrly clean.
We've loved our time at his place!
And ne and my girlfriend definitely recommend
Jose is a perfect host for your stay in Barcelona. We had a warm welcome and he made sure we would have a great time in the city.
The room sure is big enough for two people. Be aware that there are also 2 other rooms rented out, but don't worry - the walls are pretty good isolated so that we didn't hear much happening in the flat.
Everything is wonderful organized and we didn't lack anything in kitchen or bathroom. You have your own sets of dishes, your own space in the fridge and your own little space in the kitchen. In addition to that, everything is very clean, so we sure felt like being at home.
The flat has two bathrooms, but only 1 shower. However, during our stay this was never a problem. Warm water is available too, without any problems!
The location is absolutely great. 3min walk to the metro station, close to many restaurants and supermarkets, with an awesome view over city, sea and the monument.
I definitely recommend staying with Jose and hope to stay with him again during our next visit of Barcelona.
It was a very nice time with Jose. He is very friendly and accommodating.
We got a lot of hints, which sights we should see and which bars are awesome.
Thank you for the nice time. :-)
Jana and Stefan
We enjoyed the stay in this apartment. It was clean and very nice located! José was very kind and show us everything we need.
Jose was a warm and welcoming host. He waited in the appartment for our arrival and the room was prepared very nicely. The appartment has the perfect location with everything in walking distance. Next time we are in Barcelona we will deffinately stay with Jose again.
We can totally recommand you a stay at Joses place. The interior in the room is very modern, very clean and fresh bedsheets and towels. The view from the 12th floor is beautiful. Jose is very friendly and open minded. Wifi was available all the time. The connection to public transportation is very good. We are very satisfied.
Jose is just a lovely host, and the apartment is great, in the very heart of the city and with everything you need... I very much recommend staying there :)
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|Risk Level
|Healthy blood pressure
|less than 120 / 80
|120-139 / 80-89
|High blood pressure
|over 140 / 90
May is National Blood Pressure Education Month and it's important for you to know if you're at risk and have regular blood pressure screenings. High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, often has no outward signs or symptoms. Even though approximately 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. have high blood pressure, you can take simple and effective steps to prevent and manage this disease.
Blood pressure is measured in two numbers, including systolic, which is the top number and diastolic, which is the bottom number. Systolic pressure measures blood pressure when the heart pumps blood. Diastolic pressure, or the bottom number, measures pressure when the heart is at rest. A normal blood pressure reading is less than 120/80. See the chart above to determine what range your blood pressure falls in.
Eat a Healthy Diet
A low-sodium diet with plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables can be very effective in keeping blood pressure under control. Sodium is known to be a significant contributor to high blood pressure, and most Americans consume well over the recommended amount each day. Most adults should have no more than 2,300 mg of sodium each day. That is equal to just one teaspoon of table salt! Those who are at higher risk or who have already been diagnosed with high blood pressure should consume even less, which is about 1,500 mg. Here are some tips for lowering sodium in your diet and some healthy food swaps you can make.
Exercise Regularly
Exercise is proven to lower blood pressure, as it makes your heart stronger. This enables your heart to pump blood with less effort. Regular exercise can also prevent the onset of age-related increases in blood pressure. Exercise can also manage weight, which is important in maintaining a healthy blood pressure. Learn more about how exercise can help you manage blood pressure and how much exercise you need from the Mayo Clinic.
Quit Tobacco
Each cigarette you smoke increases your blood pressure, at least temporarily. Also, smoking causes many other negative effects on the cardiovascular system including buildup in the arteries, which can lead to increased blood pressure. Smoking is the most preventable cause of premature death in the U.S., but you can reduce your risk by avoiding tobacco or quitting. The health benefits are immediate and continue to improve with time. Learn more about the benefits of quitting in the "be tobacco-free" section of our website.
Have Regular Health Screenings
Annual wellness exams are important in preventing and detecting chronic diseases, like high blood pressure. Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi members with the Healthy You! wellness benefit receive an annual wellness visit with a Network Provider at no out-of-pocket cost. Learn more about the covered screenings and services in the Healthy You! Wellness Guide. Blood pressure checks can even be done on your own and are simple and non-invasive. At-home monitors can help you watch your blood pressure more closely or try your local pharmacy for an automated blood pressure reading.
Learn more about steps you can take to manage or lower your blood pressure from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. You can also try these tasty and healthy lower-sodium recipes.


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Updated on 22 November 2012
AtCor Medical gets US FDA approval for SphygmoCor XCEL
Singapore: AtCor Medical, the developer and marketer of the SphygmoCor system which noninvasively measures central aortic blood pressures and arterial stiffness, received US FDA clearance to market its new SphygmoCor XCEL system in the US.
The application for FDA clearance was filed in July 2012. Mr Duncan Ross, AtCor Medical CEO said, "This is an important step forward for AtCor, as it paves the way for us to sell XCEL systems in the valuable US clinical practice market, which is also our largest potential market. Importantly, the XCEL system is much simpler to use and provides invaluable data for clinicians to properly manage patients with hypertension and other cardiovascular related diseases."
The SphygmoCor XCEL was introduced in the US at the American Society of Nephrology conference in San Diego earlier this month. It has been tailored for use by medical specialists in fields including cardiology, hypertension, nephrology (renal or kidney disease) and endocrinology (diabetes).
The system is already available for sale in Europe, Australia, and four Asian markets including India. The company plans to file applications for regulatory approval to sell into additional markets during the current financial year.
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Looking for the arceus that unlocks event in hg/ss can offer anything from d/p or ss and can attatch masterball or rare candy
Looking for the arceus that unlocks event in hg/ss can offer anything from d/p or ss and can attatch masterball or rare candy
"It was all a dream, I used to read word up magazine"
looking for a arceus will trade a orign form gartaina or any other pokemon you want
White FC: 1506- 8325- 2679
My Fave Rock bands AC/DC, Def Leppard and Joan Jett, and many others
Looking for Michina Arceus, can offer TRU or Movie Arceus or other events, pm please
Looking for Arceus pm me.
Looking for and must be legit:
looking for a Machini or TRU Arceus, offering a shiny spiritomb (adamant)
PM me
Hi, I'm looking for an Arceus for a quick trade back and forth so I can search for it on the GTS. I can breed you any of the starters for your troubles. PM me if your wanting to do so. Thanks. ^^
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DP Friend Code:
1848 3862 4527
Spoiler:- My Trade Wants::
Arceus *have it in my pokedex, but I need a legit one however*
PM me if you are interested in Trading
I am offering a cloned, lv.100Arceus. Other than being cloned it is exactly like any other Arceus (works everywhere)
I am looking for 1 of the following shinies on this list:
PM me if you want to accept!
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My Partys:Spoiler:- Credits!:
Shiny Latias: Trainer card sprite
cascadegonpory: Zoroark Background
Hylian-z: Gym Badges
Nintendo: For just being awesome!
Looking for the Arceus that will get me into Sinto ruins on heart gold so that I may obtain on of the three legendaries. Pm me if you have it and are interested in the following(or want other) Please PM me if you have one
Up for offer:
Toysrus event Regigigas lvl 100
spring 2010 Pikachu colored Rachu(evolved but still works, level 83 Speed/Attack ev trained)
Gamestop Jirachi(untouched)
Shiny Donphan
Shiny Sharpedo
almost any legendary
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Hi, im looking for an Arceus that will get me into the Sinto ruins in HG/SS ... I have a lvl 100 shiny japanese shaymin... PM if you want to trade
looking for sinto ruins arceus pmme requests and i'll see what I can do
"It was all a dream, I used to read word up magazine"
I have a Cloned Arceus for trade
[U]Name - Captain
3ds - 3196 4109 9809
Shinys in Y - Garados
Looking for an Arceus for the HG/SS Arceus event. I have the legendary bird pokemon Moltres, Zapdos, and Articuno to trade. PM me to trade!
Looking for an Adamant or Timid Arceus at any level that can be used on Battle Revolution. Will trade a level 100 battle-tested Darkrai with maxed EVs and the following attacks:
Dark Void
Dark Pulse
However, you can change those moves once you get the Darkrai.
My friend code is 0517 1987 1356 name Andrew
Looking for any Arceus, willing to trade lvl 51 Shiny Entei, Bold.
done trade!
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3DS FC: 2878 9875 2043, consists of Shuppet, Phantump and Dusclops.
Another is 2981 9377 4651, and consists of Octillery, Poliwhirl and Gyarados.
I am online in this forum frequently for friend safari hunting only. My trainer name is either Chestnut or Vandread.
Trading either Darkrai or Deoxys for any Arceus..PM me
I am a girl, proud to play Pokemon after all these years! But dont tell anyone....
Have plenty of Legendaries (most of)...
My Shinies: Glalie, Froslass, Magnezone & Raticate, and a few more in my Sapphire
Looking for: another Arceus....
Looking for an arceus to trade, preferably legit
I have lvl 1 starters and most legendaries (minus celebi, mew, and darkrai) PM me with what you want
Thank you!
I need one thats legit for the HG/SS event. PM me for offers, for I now have a way to trade over wifi.
98% of teens won't stand up for God.
Be one of the 2% that will, copy this in your signature.
I'm a hardcore christian first, and a pokemon trainer second
Pokemon Master J.FREAK
SoulSilver friend code: 3653-3029-0235
Name: Passion
Platinum friend code: 0775-0192-0239
I don't use legendary ubers, I make my own ubers. HA!
if you believe that pokemon deserve to be cared for please join our club
Yatta, everyone join in the apple dance just like Ryuk! lol
Looking for the arceus which unlocks the shinto ruins, offering 10th aniversary raikou.
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I need an Arceus that unlocks the sinto ruins.
I got it thank you
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Looking for a movie arceus UT move set rash or modest nature
pm me
Spoiler:- My Shinies:
Giratina - Adamant
Sandshrew - Hasty
Charmander - Mild
Typhlosion - Impish
Rayquaza - Brave
Watchog - Relaxed
Ponyta - Bold
Zapdos - Brave
Blaziken - Docile
Mewtwo - Lonely
MEW - Impish
Wurmple - Naughty
Deoxys - Naive
Voltorb - Jolly
Kyogre - Hasty
Feraligatr - Careful
Abra - Mild
Dratini - Jolly
Eevee - Lax
Pidgey - Rash
Masuda Method:
Metagross - Rash
Zoroark - Hardy
5th Gen Shiny Charm:
Drifblim - Brave
Growlithe - Bashful
Shelmet - Jolly
Sunkern - Hasty
Clefairy - Brave
Tranquill - Hasty
Karrablast - Lax
Uxie - Bold
Exeggcute - Naughty
Mightyena - Modest
Consecutive Fishing:
Clauncher - Jolly
Poliwhirl - Relaxed
Tentacool - Naughty
Seadra - Impish
looking for legit arceus. i have a level 20 jirachi to trade or a level 100 charizard. ... i also have
level 100 crobat
any of the three legendary birds
Looking for legit Arceus for HG event, don't care the level.
PM me your offers if you want.
Looking for legit Arceus for HG event.
PM me your wants if you wanna trade.
Offering TRU Arceus. Need Stone Edge TMs, the Aerial Ace TM, the Dragon Pulse TM, the Ice Beam TM, and Heartscales. Not terribly picky about the pokemon they are attached to, though I prefer something I need for my pokedex


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Westboro Baptist Church Members Say They Will Protest In Sandy Hook
Members reported on Twitter that they would protest Sandy Hook Elementary School. Reddit members have already begun planning a counter protest.
July 22: People lock arms to prevent members of the Westboro Baptist Church from attending a memorial service outside the Aurora Municipal Center in Colorado.
Less than a day after the tragic shooting in Sandy Hook, Connecticut that claimed the lives of 20 children and six adults, members of the Westboro Baptist Church are already announcing plans to protest during and after President Obama'a visit on Sunday. The hate group is best known for its protest of the funerals of U.S. service members.
"Westboro will picket Sandy Hook Elementary School to sing praise to God for the glory of his work in executing his judgment," Shirley Phelps-Roper, a member of the church, tweeted.
Another member of the church, Abigail Ruth Phelps tweeted "I will show this sign to President Obama tomorrow." Jael Holroyd also announced her intentions to protest.
Members of the website Reddit announced their intent to form a silent blockade to counter protest the church.
The White House announced on Saturday that President Obama would travel to Newtown, CT Sunday and meet with the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shootings along with first responders.
The hacker group Anonymous targeted the Westboro Baptist Church website after members announced plans to protest in Sandy Hook. The group released all of the personal information of members of the church.


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|Gear Talk - Fly Stuff Spoken Here Sage advice & fresh perspectives
|Topic Review (Newest First)
|North Cove outfitters are running a paddle sports demo day at Cedar Lake in Chester, CT on May 5th & 6th. For $10 donation to the Camp Hazen YMCA, you can try out all different models in relative safety.
I recently bought TWO (!) Pungos.
At one time I was a class IV (expert) white water kayaker. The Pungos are decidedly the opposite of a whitewater boat. For an inexpensive boat they certainly appear to have an interesting design that should track well and behave well in reasonable waves. A whitewater boat provides foot and thigh braces to allow you to "lock into" the boat. That's great if you can roll the kayak (i.e. use the paddle to flip yourself upright if you flip over), but more than a little unnerving if you can't and are in fact somewhat trapped. The big cockpits on the Pungos should eliminate concerns in that regard.
Although my wife and I do paddle a canoe together occasionally, I did decide that two kayaks would be best (besides, she could pick her own color).
The poly is pretty slippery and I haven't figured out how best to transport them. I think a cradle support may be best. Goose Hummocks (Orleans) did show me how they use tie downs to the hood support struts on the vehicle to get a more vertical hold down, in contrast to the usual bumper tie down for a canoe. Perhaps someone can offer suggestions on rigging the racks.
As others have noted, there certainly are aesthetic issues involved in selecting a boat. I thought the Pungo was well designed, utilitarian, and relatively cheap. Reports on the web are generally positive. If you are into "beauty", it won't rank as highly, but I was looking for something we could use and not worry much about.
|2 big points here ... the kayak dealers refer to tandems as divorce boats! and for good reason. you might wanna go one place , the wife the other, bam! argument! 2 yaks are always better than one (even if you buy the other someplace else)they said. the other is warmth : recreational yaks like te pungo are good almost all year, the s-o-t yaks are for warmer water/air and are great for that. but you'll miss out on alot of fun in early and late kayaking. in fact if you go to estuaries, you can yak year-round. Tom D
|I had an "Ocean-Kayak" sit-on-top and it was fun but gear storage was a problem and the getting wet experience was almost assured...'got into some big blues off RacePoint at PTown and had quite the sleigh ride...I sold it a few years ago and picked up a Pongo with its large cockpit (easy in/out). The skirt goes on when I'm paddling any distance and then off for fishing. I'll have it at the Cape this year and you're more than welcome to try it.
I am a rather big person and water does come in through the holes into the cockpit. It doesn't make for much problems in the summer when its warm, but in the fall it was kinda annoying. I purchased some scupper plugs to fill the holes over the winter, but have not had a chance to try them out. You don't really need to have the self bail if you are not in any surf, as the water buildup from fishing and paddling is minimal. I don't have much experience with a real skirted kayak. The main reason I bought this one was that it was a great combination between fishing, pleasure paddling, and surfing in it (which is a real blast;-)). It is also made out of rigid plastic that can be "welded" with a torch and plastic rods if the need arises. If you want to try it out sometime, let me know. I am going to start bringing whenever I fish, just in case!
Nick - good feedback, thanks. Does water seep in thru the bailing holes? I know that the skirted cockpit models force one to either mess with the skirt -or- take water inside, which does not bail. Do you have any opinions on the inside cockpit verses the top rider w/ bail? Thanks in advance.
I own a Ocean Kayak sit on top and I love it. I have the Frenzy which is their smallest (and cheapest :-) )yak. I love it for fishing out of and it is great in the surf as well. I even take it surfing in the waves when the dog days get around in August. It is light and easily carried on the top of my car. It is self bailing as Juro said, which can be good or bad depending on the situation. I really enjoy it.
You should also talk to Don Baker of Sesuit Creek Outfitters in East Dennis (mid-cape). He is very knowledgable on the topic of kayaks and carries a large variety in the shop. I have been interested in the Ocean Kayak sit-on-tops, they are really stable and although they aren't made for speed like the eddylines they are so easy to get on and off. They self-bail, have watertight storage, and come in a tandem model too for those who are lucky enough to have significant others who fish.
Inflatables have piqued my interest too.
He also offers rentals and has a yak guide working out of the shop. His location is right next to the Brewster Flats, making a rental more than just a paddle session.
You should send that story to the manufacturer. Or better yet have them read it hear. That is a great testimonial!
PS I did the same thing with my colman ramx 17. I only bent it a little but it did not bend back. So you are not the only one to have done that and I feel better knowing I am not the only one.
Jimmie...There's something to be said about being towed around by a Big Blue...the challenge arrives at the side of the craft with sharp teeth and an attitude. A lipping device helps turn the tide in you favour. Everything not secured by a teather is in peril (sooerorlater).
I don't take the YAK out in terribly open water since I prefer the estuaries, coves, flats, and more user/YAK friendly waters. A long bungee allows me to get out and wade fish while always being "attached". There is a comfortable learning curve and after a short time you'll feel secure (don't forget your float-coat!). The YAK opens up interesting horizons while you get a workout!
|oh yeah, forgot to mention I tested the yaks on windy days. do the same or you won't know how well they track in the wind, and this is very important! Tom D
Jimmy, I thoroughly researched this same subject last year. spend acouple months checking online, then tried about a dozen in the water. my advice... PUNGO!!! bulletproof plastic, tracks as if it has a keel, is fast, and when you drag it onto the rocks to land it won't bring tears to your eyes. one of the guys around here had on on his car(wasn't tied down) that fell off at 35mph... no damage... if it was fiberglass, trashed. I myself screwed up last year and tied mine on my rack, but before I tied the front rope moved my explorer to make way for a boat to launch. the rope got caught in the front tire tread and literally folded the pungo in half!!! man, I freaked out) there I am with my new yak on the roof rack and folded so it went over the drivers side window. I jumped out, cut the rope and threw the pungo on the ground(still freaking out). everyone at the ramp is looking at me sadly. I jump up and into the cockpit and pop!!! back in shape, A OK!!! whew! so if you're a space cadet like me or just want a great,fast,good tracking,fun,stable,durable, kayak to fish from ... Pungo!
but try a few out though, personal taste in yaks is like personal taste in women, some like lean and mean, some like big and comfy.
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Hi Jimmy
I've thought about Kayaks on and off for some time.
Wilderness Systems (of Pungo fame) has a nice site....
They've got some real nice looking sit-on-tops .....
Jimmie...I've got a Pungo...big enough cockpit to ease entry/exit, room for gear, tupperware material that's durable, not big buck$, and I could go on...Where abouts do you live? The North Cove Outfitters have a great selection and it sounds as if you need to do some tire-kicking. I use the kayak to get me to where I can get out to wade the flats/shallows...last year I got an early keeper from under the bridge below the Holyoke dam on the Connecticut River...she dragged me around for 10 minutes while WE decided how best to catch 'n release...It gets me away from the clowds and into some interesting spots...You are alot closer to the fish and better tuned in to what's going on...It's a nice tactic but treat it with respect!
Safe paddling!
|Jimmy, This is something else to think about. I am not knocking a kayak, but, I bought one 3 years ago, aftre looking at many. I bought a Necky Ganett. It was OK in the salt ponds like Quonny, and Charlestown, also running in and out of the breachways, but landing in the surf I rolled it over everytime as being old I couldn't get out of a tight cockpit without rolling. I think kayaks are very tightand after a couple of hours is uncomfortable. Here is my alternate. Get a small inflatable, carries 650lbs, 3 persons, weighs 25 lbs, and with a wooden floor you can stand to cast. Mine is brand new, which I bought after watching 2 guys several times fish outside the surf line at Quonochotaug, and kill the False Albacore. Just had to throw in another alternative. The only thing I am wondering about is how it will hold up landing on the beach in the surf amoung clam shells, stay tuned.
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ok, so the pet store i bought the 180 gallon from last week told me(i am a very frequent customer) that they had gotten some fish by mistake and they recieved two reticulated rays. they kept one for their 300 display tank, and they said they would sell me the other for $20. i have researched rays and know they arent good for a new tank, so they aggreed to hold it for a month or so until I can get mmy 180 set up and cycled. they are about 5-6 inches across, and seem to eat well. will the 180 be enough? i have been considering rays for a while, but was told my tank would be too small, but the store said that they would give it to someone else if i wasn't interested, and seeing as im about the only knowledgable fishkeeper who shops there, i can't bear the idea of some noob with a 30 gallon tank buying him. i am planning on building a 400 gallon tank sometime within a year, so will my 180 be enough for now? i know the requirements, and i was going to use sand substrate anyway, and the only bit of structure i have is a sort of driftwood stump that is sort of up on stilts, so that there is no part of the actual stump on the ground except about five stilt like structures. this is stable, i have had it in a tank before, and if i put a piece of slate under it and cover that with sand, then would that work? this ray is too good to be true. help me here!
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sorry I didn't see this thread earlier... $20 for any ray is a steal.
it would be fine for some time in a 180, but would need bigger for life.
I would have bought it if it's eating at the LFS. they are huge producers of waste, so great filtration is key.your friendly neighbourhood arowanaman!
Reticulated rays are a poor choice for a first ray to have IMO. This is just about equal to a first time fish keeper getting Discus. A 180 (2x2x6) would suffice and $20 is a very fair price.
They are very sensitive to water quality and most are incredibly finicky feeders. The only thing I was ever able to get mine to eat was live black worms (although I have heard of people getting theirs to eat blood worms and shrimp). They also do not do well with most tank mates as they can not effectively compete for food.
Here's what I would do. When it comes time to pick this fish up, look very closely at the fish's pelvic region. If you can see it pelvice/ribs protruding from its body (just above the tail base) the fish is starving and probably will not make it. Either way...ask them to feed it for you. If the fish refuses to eat...it will probably starve and not make it. If it does feed in a convincing manner...Maybe give it a shot? At the end of the day it's your call, but this is my first hand knowledge of them.
Hope this helps and I don't mean to discourage you from venturing into the awesome world of rays. I would just hate to see a thread next month "My Ray Won't Eat!".
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Hey yah $20 for a stingray is an amazing price i got mine for 55. I have had my sting ray in a 60 gallon tank for 2 years everything is doing pretty good. i am sure your 180 gallon tank is good for that stingray.
phongnguyen123, this thread is over two years old. The op has not been around in nearly that long. Please check the dates on the threads you post in and stick to more current ones.
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Private Hotel in Paris #457418 posted Nov 7, 2016
- Paris, Île-de-France, France
Hotel area - 600 sq.m. The hotel is in good condition. The hotel is located in the 16th district of Paris. District 16 is a bourgeois area, concentration of embassies of countries around the world (their number exceeds 90). In addition, there are a large number of attractions, glory to the French capital:...
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Universal Fit
Manufacturer: Arriva Manufacturer: Wan Xuan 2 Results
Wan Xuan i9pro Custom IEM
First custom earphone in the world with a single 14mm dynamic driver couples with advanced frequency suppression technology (FST). Frequency Response: 10-20000 Hz Impedance:16ohms(including cable) Sensitivity (at 1kHz):116dB spl (1mW) Important: Due to the size of the driver, people with small ears may not be able to fit. We would need your ear impressions to check for sizes...
Arriva Sports Stereo Headphones - iPod / MP3 / Shuffle wired headphones
* Headphones iPod, MP3 player headphones * Sports stereo headphones. * Comfortable to wear all day long. * Our design fits like a soft spring. * One size fits all. * Compacts, stores anywhere. * Plugs into any standard 1/8" (3.5mm) headphone jack. * Our discreet design is almost unnoticeable to others. * Utility patent pending.


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The Reem Part II, Episode 1: Coming to America
- Written by Dave Walsh
If you enjoyed 'The Reem' -- an online documentary about Alistair Overeem's trials and tribulations, following his career from his Strikeforce title win to Alistair Overeem's big win at the K-1 Heavyweight World Grand Prix. So now, we follow Alistair Overeem from Dynamite!! 2010 and onward. This episode of The Reem starts off on Superbowl Weekend to the Strikeforce Fan Expo and Media Day for the Strikeforce Heavyweight GP. As per usual, incredible music choices line the innards of "The Reem." I'm always happy to hear mixes of Guns N' Roses and Ennio Morricone when I'm watching stuff about one of my favorite fighters. [source]