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William Gholston is another kid with great measurables and moves well. He may out grow the position into a 3-4 end though.
Nice post, CK. Definitely a cool prospect.
I actually think the better NFL comparison is Chris Canty, who I'm a fan of. Canty is really athletic for being 6'7 310 (out of college he was listed at 6'8 290), and their frames are similar; like you said, Kruger still has some filling out and bulking up to do being 20, but he and Canty are both long and pretty lean with power, and use their hands well getting to the ball. Canty went in the 4th round and was the same roster story to me: lacked the bend/flexibility to rush the edge on 3rd downs (not to mention being on a DL with Tuck, Osi, and JPP). So he added some weight and played 1st and 2nd downs from inside or outside (Giants rotate alot), then slid inside on passing downs in that 4DE look they give. I actually think he was NY's best player during their 2011 Super Bowl run - his strength combined with that height and reach was devastating. Not sure he'd have to add as much weight as Canty (just based on team need), but I Love how Kruger compares.
(at times during those Kruger highlights my gaze drifted to big 92...couldn't help it...)
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I always love underaged prospects who have shown growth and understanding of football already. I have Kruger on my radar in the mid-rounds depending on what we do at the top of the draft.
Both the DE and OT class is filled with great depth in this draft and that could play into our strategy.
Stereotyping and exaggeration, so what. USC beat UCLA tonight in Pauley so I can bend some rules.
Jeez, I started following the draft as a kid in the late '60s. I can't even remember the first example of a son of a prominent player. Probably early '90s. I can think of Anthony Dorsett but that was later, mid '90s.
These days the sons have already retired or are nearing retirement. I watched the Dolphins draft Randy Crowder and Channing Crowder.
Shaun Gayle and now his son James Gayle? Phil Simms and Chris Simms? Howie Long and Chris Long? And now Kyle Long.
I'd say Christian Fauria and Joseph Fauria but Joseph is just a nephew.
I can remember Mario Edwards signing with FSU and now his son is playing DE at FSU.
this just in........
"J. Michael of CSN Baltimore says impending free agent OLB Paul Kruger "definitely" won't be re-signed by the Ravens."
That's another free agent we can look at.


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J. Mathis, President-Elect of the American Bar Association (ABA), will
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ceremony where J.D. degrees will be conferred on 315 graduates, and
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Why not sew the fur into a skin-tight nylon suit, or spandex suit, which is then put on over the fully poseable hardshell body? With his head, they should root it like barbie hair and do the whole thing right.
In the end, "The Ultimate Chewbacca" would be a $50-70 piece for one figure, but I'd guess a lot of us here would say it'd be worth it. - Oh, and packed in with him would be the original removeable cartridge bandolier and bowcaster, plus the stormtrooper rifle and a "projectile firing" stormtrooper gun, his chain from Jabba's Palace, a couple of his Millennium Falcon tool kits, his goggles, some Dejerek pieces and a chess table and stool you put together, and handcuffs from Cloud City.
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I have owned a lot of sneakers in my life, but I'll bet the total cost won't touch the price of the Worst Lady's one pair.
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Visiting professor Jonathan Haidt will deliver an address titled "The New Synthesis in Moral Psychology: Evolution, Intuition and Even Politics" at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 10, in 3 Thomas Laboratory.
His talk will be the keynote speech at this year's Undergraduate Research Symposium, which will be open to the public that day from 4 to 6:30 p.m. in the lobby of the Icahn Laboratory.
Haidt's address, which is aimed at a lay audience, will touch upon the emotional basis of morality and the ways that morality varies across cultures, including the cultures of liberals and conservatives. Haidt, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Virginia who is visiting Princeton's Department of Psychology and Center for Human Values, has been active in the positive psychology movement and is the author of the book "The Happiness Hypothesis."
The annual Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students with an opportunity to present their own research in a public format. More than 70 undergraduates in the social sciences, natural sciences and engineering have registered to present posters of their research. Awards for the best posters will be given at a private dinner following the keynote address.
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In 1975, the George Eastman House in Rochester, New York, opened a landmark exhibit, "New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape." What set these photographers apart was their determination, as photographer Lewis Baltz put it, that "the ideal photographic document would appear to be without author or art."
Their deadpan style — which curator William Jenkins described as "pictures stripped of any artistic frills and reduced to an essentially topographic state, conveying substantial amounts of visual information but eschewing entirely the aspects of beauty, emotion and opinion" — remains the most pervasive and influential style in art photography today.
And it's codified in "America in View: Landscape Photography 1865 to Now," an enlightening revisionist history via some 150 photos selected by curator Jan Howard at the RISD Museum (224 Benefit St, Providence, through January 13).
In an effort to legitimize photography as art, Alfred Stieglitz helped pioneer the Pictorialist style that emulated the look of paintings, as in his gauzy 1904 photograph a farmer plowing behind a team of horses. Steiglitz would soon advocate the shift to Modernist "straight photography," which emphasized clarity and the camera's own qualities.
Which helped give us Ansel Adams, the most celebrated and popularly beloved landscape photographer of the past century. He gets only a cameo — via a late photo of snow blowing across the massive, forbidding peak of Yosemite's Half Dome, his signature subject. It's odd how the show sidesteps Adams — like writing a history of baseball over the past century and minimizing the Yankees. It's okay not be a fan, but to make them bit players feels inaccurate.
Arthur Rothstein's 1936 photo shows a man and his boys leaning into an Oklahoma dust storm buffeting their run down shack — a Great Depression icon. Robert Frank, who motored across the country for his landmark 1959 book The Americans, is represented by a picture of a New Mexico highway seeming to run straight on forever.
One way of describing this history is one group after another rejecting their predecessors' photographs in a quest for greater authenticity until we arrive at the show's heart, New Topographics projects like Ed Ruscha's 1966 catalogue of Every Building On the Sunset Strip and Baltz's 1977 photos of ranch houses going up in the Nevada desert. They rejected what they saw as the ostentatious artiness of Stieglitz's Modernism and Adams's monumentality and Rothestein's heroicizing and Frank's jazzy Beat improvisations in favor of a new formalist, mechanical "objectivity." They often photographed subjects head-on or at neat 45-degree angles, as if they were surveyors plainly cataloguing specimens.
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Helping to revitalize the area of Dorchester, Mass., the Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center was completed in 2010.
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Robert J. Verrier, FAIA, NCARB, managing principal, co-founded the firm The Architectural Team in 1971, originally called the Boston Architectural Team. PHOTO BY LEN RUBENSTEIN
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Bourne Mill in Tiverton, R.I., involved the adaptive reuse of 11 existing mill buildings—including the oldest cotton gin in America—into mixed-income housing. Shown above are the resident common areas and management office.
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Bourne Mill in Tiverton, R.I., involved the adaptive reuse of 11 existing mill buildings—including the oldest cotton gin in America—into mixed-income housing. Shown above is the billiard room and public lounge.
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Bob Verrier has never met a historic building he didn't love. In fact, the award-winning architect speaks so endearingly about them you get the impression that he might get choked up as he recalls some of the more notable projects he's been involved with over the years. When Verrier describes the run-down mills in the Boston area where he has worked as an architect for more than five decades, restoring them and giving them new life, it's as if he's talking about old friends.
Such kinship with one's work is a rarity these days—especially one that is born out of an abiding respect for the past and for what architecture represents to communities.
"I've always been interested in old buildings because they're so incredibly beautiful, and when you see them empty and not being used, it's a terrible thing to see," explains Verrier, FAIA, vice president and managing principal of Chelsea, Mass.-based The Architectural Team (TAT), which he co-founded in 1971. "Many of these historic buildings serve as a gateway into communities, towns and cities, and ponder the historic past of these cities. They are a very important fabric to these neighborhoods."
His affinity for historic structures began at the ripe age of 19, when, at the suggestion of John McKee, then principal architect at Symmes, Maini & McKee Associates, the young architect took a trip to Europe. He spent five months traveling the continent, exploring how people and architecture relate, and learning the importance of maintaining historic structures.
"Nobody would tear down an old structure in Europe," Verrier says emphatically. "They would always maintain them, repair them. And as I said, these buildings become the fabric of the neighborhoods and the cities, and that's what makes the cities so interesting and gives them vitality—the old structures."
To illustrate his point, Verrier notes that during the Industrial Revolution, factories and mills were the focal point around which towns were built because they employed hundreds of people and represented an unprecedented opportunity for upward mobility.
"One of the interesting things about these buildings is that, once you go in them, they're intriguing. You walk through and you can imagine all the people working with all the equipment they had, and the buildings were one of the most important things happening to these people their entire lives," he explains. "They worked there, they shopped there, they had medical care, and it's all because of the mill building and the owners of the mills."


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Concord and Roosevelt students in grades 4 and 5 will play a friendly, competitive basketball game on Saturday, Jan. 17 in the Carrick High School gym.
The girls will compete at 10 a.m. and the boys will play at noon. The event is open to all Carrick community members. Admission for the event is $1 per student, $2 per adult, and $5 per family. Entrance monies will benefit the Pittsburgh Concord and Pittsburgh Roosevelt PTO's. Baked goods will be sold by the PTOs. The Concord 5th Grade cheerleaders will help cheer their team to victory.
Principals, Susan M. Barie of Concord and Vince Lewandowski of Roosevelt, plan to attend the game. District Judge Richard King, will present the boys and girls winning trophies.
This event has been organized by Concord custodian, Steven Boehm. The schools plan to make this an annual event.
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In this module, we look at the competitive advantages of the Microsoft private cloud over the VMware private cloud. First, we will show how VMware delivers the private cloud, building on the analysis we did on the technologies in the first modules of this course.
We will analyze how the cloud is traditionally built in a VMware environment using vSphere, and the vCenter server. Then taking this analysis further, we will show how Microsoft provides comparable solutions to these products, and to additional products such as vFabric Application Director and vCenter Operations Manager. You will learn how Microsoft can manage virtual machines in a more granular way, and monitor the performance of applications running in virtualized and in physical environments.
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Alesis S4 / S4 Plus
The QuadraSynth was introduced in 1993 by Alesis, and it was their first major synthesizer. The S4 is the rack-mount version of the QuadraSynth. It's a 64-voice digital synthesizer with a whopping 16 MB of sample ROM, and was the first synth to offer the ADAT Optical Digital interface. It also featured the same multi-effects processor as the QuadraVerb 2, drum kits based on the D4 drum module, 4 assignable control knobs, one PCMCIA card slot, 48kHz clock input, and 4 audio outputs.
The S4 is undoubtedly a powerful and flexible synthesizer capable of creating rich sounds - both acoustic and electronic. It uses digital additive/subtractive sample playback synthesis to create high quality stereo grand pianos, organs, strings, drums/percussion, brass, woodwinds, new and classic synth textures, and more.
Released in 1995/1996 came the new and improved S4 Plus version (pictured). The S4 Plus rack module came with only 20MB ROM, losing the coveted 8MB stereo Grand Piano sample found in the QuadraSynths in favor of 4MB of General MIDI pianos. For an all around versatile modern synthesizer module that isn't focused just on dance or trance, be sure to consider the S4 or S4 Plus.
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- Demos & Media
Manual - Alesis have made manuals and program charts for many of their products available on-line, for free download as .PDF files.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 64 voices
- Oscillators - 48kHz Linear samples
S4: 16MB, expandable to 24MB using PCMCIA ROM and RAM cards
S4 Plus: 20MB, expandable to 28MB using PCMCIA ROM and RAM cards
- Multitimbral - 16 parts
- Effects - 4 On-board effects, based on the Alesis QuadraVerb 2 FX processor
- Arpeg/Seq - None
- Keyboard - None
- Memory - S4: 128 preset 128 user programs, 100 preset, 100 user mixes
S4 Plus: 512 preset 128 user programs, 400 preset, 100 user mixes
- Control - MIDI IN/OUT/THRU (16-channels)
- Date Produced - 1993 (S4)
1995 (S4 Plus)
- Websites of Interest
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The Woodwind & Brasswind Store
music123.com: Synth Blow Out Deal Section
zZounds: Keyboards and MIDI equipment
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Smith & Wesson Cal .38 x 200 Model 10 "Victory Model"
In the 1930's the British army decided to change its standard pistol cartridge from the .455 to .38. The first official revolver in this new calibre was the No.2 Mk1. When the Second World War broke out, Great Britain had inadequate stocks of all small arms, and commercially-made revolvers were bought. Smith & Wesson already had a model well suited for the British .38 x 200 cartridge. S & W called it the Model 10, and then a little later the "Victory Model". During the war, 570,000 Model 10s were supplied to Commonwealth countries in the .38 x 200 calibre. The U.S used very large quantities of the Model 10 also, but it was chambered for the .38 M & W Special cartridge.
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Yaxley is the surname of a pure-blood wizarding family, and one of the Sacred Twenty-Eight. They are related to the Black family, and more distantly to the Crouch, Weasley, and Longbottom families[2]. It is likely that the Yaxley family originated in Scotland as Corban Yaxley speaks with a strong Scottish accent.
Family members
|Lysandra Black née Yaxley
|Wife of Arcturus Black II, mother of Cedrella Weasley née Black, Callidora Longbottom née Black and Charis Crouch née Black
|Corban Yaxley
|Death Eater and former head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement when Lord Voldemort was in control of the Ministry of Magic[3]
Yaxley is the name of two English villages, one in Cambridgeshire and one in Suffolk.
Notes and references
- ↑ Horace Slughorn claimed that all Blacks have been in Slytherin in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
- ↑ Black family tree
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows


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In order to do a reading, all of the deck is shuffled, then a certain number is chosen and laid out in a spread. There are many possible spreads, some more complicated than others, but the two most commonly used ones are known as the Three Fates and the Celtic Cross. The 3 cards in the first spread, for instance, represent past, present and future influences, drawn in that order. The reader will interpret the meaning of each, bearing in mind its position in the spread and then draw a conclusion. For example, a person may be enquiring about a possible career change. The Wheel of Fortune (for the past, suggesting that he has indeed reached the end of a cycle and is ready for a change, although trepidation is present due to having to let go of familiar things), the 7 of Wands (for the present, indicating a change of job and highlighting the challenge this will prove to be under opposition from friends and family, while indicating that determination and hard work will be required in order to succeed), and the Magician (for the future, portraying latent skills and talents yet to be developed, as well as indicating that self confidence, intuition and determination will help to move on and tap into as yet uncovered potential) are drawn. The conclusion here is that this is indeed a good time to make a move.
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I'll go with Padmé here.Originally Posted by Tycho
Tough one, but I'm sticking to my guns and voting for the black Bespin Guard.Originally Posted by Tycho
I don't really want any of these, but as I have to pick one I'd go with Nute Gunray in his spider chair.Originally Posted by Tycho
An other very tough one as I want both Hans and the Emperor. But I'll go with the Ultimate Han Solo Carbon Frozen. Although I really want to see a Han with Torture Chair, I think the ultimate torture of being frozen in carbonite wins this time.Originally Posted by Tycho
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The following are a few alumni of the Political Science department whom the college has named to its alumni honor role and what they have to say about their experience at the College:
James Langevin
Class of 1990
BA Political Science, Master of Public Administration Kennedy School, Harvard University, currently the RI United States Representative from the 2nd Congressional District: "Rhode Island College - builds a strong foundation for our state's future."
Michael Ryan
Class of 1974
BA Political Science, currently, Vice President, Narragansett Electric: "Rhode Island College offers today what it did when I graduated - a balanced combination of intellectual challenges and solid preparation for the post-degree world."
Kathyrn A. Gay Sherman
Class of 1993
BA Political Science/Public Administration, MPA URI/RIC, Manager, Program
Administration, State of Rhode Island, Department of Mental Health, Retardation
and Hospitals:
"I entered Rhode Island College as the first college student in my family, older than most of my classmates, and uncertain of my educational and career direction. Under the guidance and direction of the political science/public administration professors, I learned valuable problem-solving skills and how to integrate and present analyses regarding conflicting information. Building upon these skills, coupled with the strong education foundation that I received at RIC, I have been able to achieve my initial educational and professional goals. This foundation serves as a solid base for my evolving educational and career goals."
William Fazioli
Class of 1986
BA Political Science/Public Administration, MPA Rockefeller College, Senior
Vice President, First Southwest Company, First Southwest Company:
"Admittedly, I first came to Rhode Island College not as my first choice for attending college. I had hoped to attend a large, well-known university that had a strong reputation for academic excellence and a rich sports history. However, financial realities narrowed my ultimate choice to Rhode Island College, and as it turned, out those circumstances taught me some invaluable lessons at an early age. First, the outcome of a situation largely depends on your attitude and what you put into it. Secondly, most things are not as they appear to be on the surface. Finally, the most significant experiences in life are those that required a little work to discover their true meaning. These values still ring true nearly 20 years after graduation in most aspects of life."
Lynn M. Farrell
Class of 1999BA Political Science/Public Administration, MBA URI/RIC, Program Management Development Lead, Bell Helicopter, Textron:
"My decision to return to Rhode Island College after a 10 year hiatus from higher education, and to major in political science and public administration, put me on the path to a leadership position in a fortune 500 company. With the mentoring of the public administration and political science faculty, I now find myself conducting business in a global forum. I have come to understand and appreciate how well Rhode Island College prepared me for my future."
Marlene Roberti
Class of 1985
BA Political Science, Master of Public Administration, URI/RIC MPA Program, currently Director of Community Relations, Community Health Services, Inc., Attleboro : "From service as a page at the State House to Walt Disney World, RIC provided me opportunities that reached far beyond the classroom."
Michael K. Maran, Esq.
Class of 1980
BA Political Science, JD University of Connecticut: "The faculty of Rhode Island College gave me the skills I needed to succeed in graduate school and in my profession as a lawyer."
Tina Maria Rosa
Class of 1990
BA Political Science/Public Administration, MPA URI/RIC MPA Program, currently Supervising Employee Relations Officer, RI Department of Corrections: "Rhode Island College provided me with a solid foundation to build a successful career in Public Administration. I am proud to be part of the RIC community."
Davida James Andrews
Class of 1985
BA Political Science, MA Brandeis University, currently Assistant Vice President, Business Development, Chase Manhattan Bank, NYC: "I am blessed to have attended Rhode Island College. I met professors who took the time to challenge and prepare me for the future. I learned to think critically, and analyze information. I consider my undergraduate experience to be part of a continued love of learning and success in my professional career."
Scott Simoneau
Class of 1987
BA Political Science/Public Administration, Master of Public Administration, University of Connecticut, currently, Senior Policy Analyst Connecticut State Legislature: "Rhode Island College provided me with the educational foundation to succeed professionally and personally. I found the public administration internship and courses to be the perfect combination of theoretical and practical...that ensured my knowledge and skills were job relevant and gave me the opportunity to develop essential community contacts."
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Class of 1976
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By Errol Castens/NEMS Daily Journal
PONTOTOC – This weekend may be a good time to clean out the garage, the shed and under the kitchen sink with an eye for old cleaners, chemicals, electronics, fuels and other household hazardous waste.
That's because on the next two Saturdays, residents of Calhoun, Itawamba, Lafayette, Lee, Monroe, Pontotoc, and Union counties can safely dispose of such materials at household hazardous waste disposal days in Oxford (April 13) and Verona (April 20).
Products eligible for disposal include cleaners, vehicle fluids, fluorescent light bulbs, computers and other electronics, insect and rodent poisons, appliances and old medicines, among others. Materials will be collected for reuse or recycling.
Participants are encouraged to bring materials in their original containers if possible.
If coming in cars, hazardous waste should be kept tightly sealed and transported in the trunk, organizers said.
No commercial waste will be accepted at either event.
The household hazardous waste disposal days are sponsored by Three Rivers Solid Waste Authority, the City of Oxford, Lafayette County and Lee County. Each starts at 8 a.m. and continues to 3 p.m.
Next Saturday's event will be in the parking lot south of the National Guard Armory, just off State Highway 7 at the Sisk Avenue exit.
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When you re-enter the real world for a while, you'll find that it is much better suited for people who "get-it". It's not perfect, there are certainly patches of cluelessness aplenty, but people who know what they're doing get rewarded more often. And if you don't, move on to someplace that suits you. It's your choice.
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Why Michigan?
Being part of something greater, of serving a larger mission of discovery and care — that's the heart of what drives people to work at Michigan. In some way, great or small, every person here helps to advance this world-class institution. It's adding a purpose to your profession and a meaning to your Monday. It's knowing that you are part of a movement to reinvent the region, the state and even the world. It's making a difference every day. In a word, it's Michigan.


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Lead free/leaded solder comparison Lead Free Solder (Sn/Ag/Cu) Sn63/Pb37 (Leaded Solder) Melting Point 217-221 º C (422.6 - 429.8 º F) 183 º C (361.4 º F)
Given that my last reel of solder has lasted me 30 years, I don't feel too 'un-green'.
Lead is not the boogey-man some have made it out to be. Don't ingest it and there are no problems. This amounts to having the brains to wash your hands before eating and not letting kids gnaw on it.
I find it quite ironic that allegedly "green" groups are pushing CFLs, which contain mercury which is a problem, quite mobile once it gets loose in the environment, etc.
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Duplex Apartment for four people
Size50 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Towels
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Pets allowed
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
Accommodation summary
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The accomodation we have to offer you is 50 sq.m. and can sleep up to four people. There is one bedroom with a comfortable queen size bed and a furter two people are able to sleep on the well designed queensize sofa bed in the living room. There is a fully equiped kitchen with all the apliances you need and a spacious dining area. The apartment also has a TV and internet WIFI. This apartrment has a modern private bathroom with bathtub, bidet and WC.
The apartment is surrounded by Prague's fascinating historic center and represent an easy access to wonderful architecture and to the nightlife of one of the most beautiful European capitals in the world.
Prague's age-old nucleus develops along the banks of the Moldau river. The upper part of the city is dominated towards the West by the presence of the Hradcany neighborhood, center of political power and home of the wonderful castle. Inside its walls rises the striking Saint Vitus Gothic cathedral.
Going southwards, you'll stroll amongst buildings in Mala Strana built during the end of the 18th century, admiring, beyond the river, the Old Town. It is the heart of Prague, dominated by Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance buildings; Old Town Square preserves the extraordinary Astronomical Clock Tower, the twin belltowers of the Tyn church and the splendid church of Saint Nicholas.
A short distance from your apartment in Prague, Wenceslas Square (Venceslao), filled with Parisian type boulevards, has arcades and domes of the National Museum. You're at Nove Mesto, the hub of the city's economic life, the area for shopping and banks. Strolling in Republic Square you will not forget theart nouveau of the town hall and the beautiful glass dome of Sala Smetana, location of prestigious concerts.
Do not forget to visit the Jewish Quarter, Josefov; its synagogues, the Jewish Cemetery and the town hall, with its counterclockwise clock, have remained intact during the course of centuries, the only case in Europe.
House rulesCheck in has to be organized previously contacting us by email. Is available also a transfer service from the airport.
Cot (Free) available upon request.
Small animals (Free) allowed.
Outdoor parking area (20 euro/night).
Private garage (20 Euro / night).
Wellness centers with fixed rates.
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Reviews for this host's other properties
The location of the suite was ideal for sightseeing and evening tours.
Francesco was very nice and helped with many tips on.
The suite was very spacious - unfortunately the hot water in the shower for 5 people is not sufficient. Pity that the breakfast room in the basement (a little musty) is.
We would still come back immediately.
Die Lage der Suite war ideal für Sightseeing und abendliche Touren.
Francesco war sehr nett und half mit vielen Tipps weiter.
Die Suite war sehr geräumig - leider das Warmwasser beim Duschen für 5 Personen nicht ausreichend. Schade, dass der Frühstücksraum im Keller (ein wenig muffig) ist.
Wir würden dennoch sofort wiederkommen.
Apartment very very nice and clean, located in a quiet and very central. I highly recommend it.
Appartamento molto molto carino e pulito, situato in un quartiere tranquillo e centralissimo. Lo consiglio vivamente.
The apartment was really good for a bigger group of people (6 people). It had two bedrooms on the second floor, a spacious living room, an open kitchen, and two bathrooms. The apartment was located close to the old town, which was really helpful for tourists since everything was within a walking distance. The customer service at the reception was extremely friendly and helpful. There was a great Czech restaurant, Ufleku, on the next block, which we recommend warmly. Price-quality ratio was thus excellent. However, we would hope that there would be a clearer guidance to the breakfast room, which was located in the adjacent building's basement.
The apartment was clean and very central, which is convenient when you're spending a 2 days week-end in the city center. Breakfast is included and is ok (from 7:30 to 9:30).
However, we were very disappointed by several things. The room was not exactly matching the pictures : we had 2 single beds instead of a doble bed. A shower instead of a bath. And we could hear the neighbor snore from the room below us.
Reception was closed when we arrived (they close at 6pm every day and we had organized with them a pickup at the airport to get the keys).
So we couldn't change room, and when we left, they didn't ask if our stay had been ok or not: they don't care ...
Too bad, they could more welcoming !
everything great! very satisfied!
alles super! sehr zufrieden!
We were very pleasantly surprised. On the pictures, it is not as good as over.
The apartment is super close !! It is very clean! The heater worked very well and it was always nice and warm with us always room. The parking is super safe, as they are in the courtyard of the house.
Everything does what needs is near, yet you sleep quietly, because the window is in the courtyard.
Keys worked great and Francesco was very nice and helpful.
On my next visit to Prague, it will certainly go back to this apartment.
Wir waren sehr positiv überrascht. Auf dem Bildern kommt es nicht so gut rüber wie es ist.
Das Apartment liegt super nah!! Es ist sehr sauber! Die Heizung hat sehr gut funktioniert und es war immer schön warm bei uns immer Zimmer. Die Parkplätze sind super sicher, da sie im Innenhofes des Hauses sind.
Alles was macht braucht ist in der Nähe und trotzdem schläft man ruhig, da das Fenster in den Innenhof geht.
Schlüsselübergabe hat super funktioniert und Francesco war sehr nett und hilfsbereit.
Bei meinem nächsten Prag Aufenthalt, wird es sicher wieder dieses Apartment.
Everything OK!
Alles ok!
Already the second stay, again all great, I'm looking forward now to a come back! Apartment perfect of location and amenities here, the hosts very friendly, so just the best!
Bereits der zweite Aufenthalt, wieder ALLES BESTENS, freue mich jetzt schon auf ein Wiederkommen! Apartment von Lage und Ausstattung her perfekt, der Gastgeber überaus freundlich, damit einfach TOP!
Ridiculously small radiator for the large apartment. Jacuzzi was not working.
From this really good location can be made longer. Would also the price: Bid document do well. For example, a little more heart for device, especially the bed muster. This is also true for the breakfast and the breakfast room. Who starts the day like the musty underground?
Karlheinz Tschannett
Lächerlich kleiner Heizkörper für das große Appartment. Jacuzzi funktionierte nicht.
Aus dieser wirklich guten Location kann mehr gemacht werden. Würde auch dem Preis :Leistungsverzeichnis gut tun. Z.B. ein wenig mehr Herz für Einrichtung, insbesondere das Bett, aufbringen. Das trifft auch für das Frühstück und den Frühstücksraum zu. Wer beginnt schon den Tag gerne im modrigen Untergrund?
Karlheinz Tschannett
Great big flat in right in the center of Prague. Met all our expectations and the host was very nice and friendly.
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Irish painters to discuss their work, Oct. 14
Posted October 5, 2005; 04:50 p.m.
Irish painters Alice Maher and Dermot Seymour will give an illustrated talk on their work at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14, in the Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau St.
Both artists have exhibited widely in Ireland, Europe and the United States.
In addition to her paintings and drawings, Maher, frequently creates works with materials such as rope and hair, focusing on themes of memory and identity.
Seymour is known for his "social realist" approach toward Northern Irish politics. His work frequently involves a juxtaposition of images within the Irish landscape, particularly livestock, and religious and military symbols.
The lecture is sponsored by the Fund for Irish Studies.


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The government has filled two seats on the board fo the province's offshore regulator, appointing Scott Tessier to the job of CEO and chair of the board, and Ed Williams as vice-chair.
Williams is the brother of former premier Danny Williams.
The news release was e-mailed to The Telegram at 5:30 p.m.
"Today's decision results from a cooperative and thorough search for new management of the board based on merit and ability," said federal Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver in the news release. "Scott Tessier brings a wealth of regulatory experience and expertise to the C-NLOPB, which will benefit the organization greatly."
The background biographical information on the two appointees lists Tessier as "a respected leader with extensive experience in the public and private sectors." He has served in political positions in the past as chief of staff to the Minister of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency, and most recently he was senior adviser of Legislative and Regulatory Affairs at Chevron Canada Resources in Calgary, Alta.
Williams has worked as for mining company Aurora Energy Resources, as well as the Terra Nova and Hibernia offshore oil projects. Williams has been heavily involved in the PC party, and travelled on Premier Kathy Dunderdale's campaign bus during the 2011 general election.
Recently he was widely understood to be working in the premier's office, although he was never listed as a government employee.
The CNLOPB's board has been looking a bit empty in recent months; one of the province's seats on the board has been vacant for more than two years. The leadership of the board has been in flux since current chairman Max Ruelokke's six-year term ended on Oct. 26.
This is not the first controversial appointment to the CNLOPB. Shortly after Danny Williams retired as premier in 2010, his director of communications, Elizabeth Matthews, was nominated as vice-chair of the board. The appointment was painted as a patronage position, and amid public outcry, her nomination was withdrawn.


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Regular was $3.09 tonight. I have to use Premium which was $3.29.
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
The cheapest I saw today was $2.37. Other stations were a couple pennies more, but nothing over $2.40.
Around the Death Valley area this past weekend, highest I saw was $3.92, but highest paid was $3.29. Back home here, lowest I've seen (have yet to stop by Costco, however) is $2.87.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I'm in Michigan for a bit and gas jumped from $2.38 to $2.57 in one day and they're talking about it rising another $.30 in the next two weeks. I love how they can predict this crap.
Up, up, and OKAAAAY!!!
I paid about 2.89 yesterday.
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
Prices jumped 20-25 cents since Wednesday's sighting of 2.37. I expect the rise is due to the fact it's the weekend and the possiblity of more snow/ice is expected.
Not easy to find Jack's under-three-bucks menu for gas 'round here. But I topped off the tank at $2.99 the other day. Most stations are around $3.13 or so.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
$2.99 is the Arco price around here. It went down, then way up, then down, and is back to $2.99.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Gas is up .16 here in less than a week. Crude is up over $86 a barrel today on the COMEX... things are starting to get interesting again.


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Three National Initiatives are being offered in Montana through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP): On-Farm Energy, Organic, and Seasonal High Tunnel.
While NRCS accepts applications for EQIP on a continuous basis throughout the year, there will be a cutoff deadline of February 21, 2014 for FY 2014 funding of these initiatives.
Initiative Overview
On-Farm Energy Initiative: Producers work with an NRCS-approved Technical Service Provider (TSP) to develop Agricultural Energy Management Plans or farm energy audits that assess energy consumption on an operation. NRCS may also provide assistance to implement various recommended measures identified in the energy audit through the use of conservation practice standards offered through this initiative.
Organic Initiative: NRCS will assist producers with installation of conservation practices on agricultural operations related to organic production. Producers currently certified as organic, transitioning to organic, or National Organic Program exempt will have access to a broad set of conservation practices to assist in treating their resource concerns while fulfilling many of the requirements in an Organic System Plan.
Seasonal High Tunnel Initiative: NRCS helps producers implement high tunnels that extend growing seasons for high value crops in an environmentally safe manner. High tunnel benefits include better plant and soil quality and fewer nutrients and pesticides in the environment.
EQIP offers financial and technical assistance to eligible participants to install or implement structural and management practices on eligible agricultural land. Conservation practices must be implemented to NRCS standards and specifications. In Montana, socially disadvantaged, limited resource, and beginning farmers and ranchers will receive a higher payment rate for eligible conservation practices applied.
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Not more than a decade ago, farmers were just warming up to the idea of hydraulic and electric guidance to steer their tractors, implements and combines in a consistent, straight line. Ag dealers were finding that "they require precision ag...
Not more than a decade ago, farmers were just warming up to the idea of hydraulic and electric guidance to steer their tractors, implements and combines in a consistent, straight line. Ag dealers were finding that "they require precision ag specialist to keep up with the new developments and best serve their customers" says Chad Elmore, managing editor of Farm Equipment. Here at AGCO, our dealers are dedicated to serving your technology needs.
Support after the sale is a crucial part of the equation; AGCO is proud to help serve you, the customer, at your earliest convenience. Elmore continues to say, "today, precision farming techniques are accepted by many in the ag industry and products that make up that segment are being updated continuously." AGCO Advanced Technology Solutions is constantly working to provide our customers with cutting edge technology to save you money and more importantly, time, so you can spend time with the ones you love – not just the tractor you love!
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text: There is nothing ordinary about Josu Feijoo, a 47-year-old mountaineer from Vitoria, in the Basque Country – except perhaps that like millions of people around the world he has type 1 diabetes. He lives by his own maxim: the future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. A glance at his curriculum tells us that Josu has had more than a few dreams, and he has believed in them enough to transform them into reality. A tremendously proud people, Basques are not known for their modesty but they are admired and respected the world over for their strength – physical and emotional – and in this sense, Josu, again, is just another vasco. But he is also an extraordinary athlete, who has taken himself to places most of us will only ever see on a screen; and he has pushed himself to daunting and dangerous physical and emotional limits. He has gained himself a place among the world's mountaineering élite – he is recognized as one of the most hardened adventurers on Earth. And now he wants to take a massive step beyond.


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I think this thread should be changed and dedicated to Home Alone 1 and later on we can start the Sequel thread
Jimmy probably went on to raise a perfect family and get a well paying job.
Nah. Jimmy parlayed a successful high school football career into a local life insurance salesmen gig.
Yeah, thats not fricked up at all. Seriously what the hell were all these people thinking
Let's Overanalyze "Home Alone" and "Home Alone Z"
Someone from the other thread asked me to so he could bookmark it. Don't really see that as Noobish.
Another thing I noticed was once the McAllister family gets to NYC, the mom goes to the hotel and has the fricking nerve to tell the lady at the front desk "Because of you, my son is lost and alone in NYC." Um, no, you fricking count...your son is lost because you are a horrible mother and lost him at the airport. Not to mention that this is the second time this has happened in a year. And you have the nerve to try to pass the blame onto someone else? frick you and your disrespectful bull shite.
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Ok just watched the solution and under glass video. I can't understand the under glass result. Maybe the lack of friction but I thought the conclusion was not conclusive.
This behaves similar to water in a spinning bucket, where center of mass moves upwards.
I'm not sure how to explain this one.
We have a few those PHD types at work. I will see if there are any takers for this question. You can't spin stars. Only bucket. Since you can tell you are spinning or not spinning, spinning or not can't be taken as relative as you move forward and stars move backward.
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We put a bird on it before it was even cool! Casual and form-fitting, this "boy-beater" tank is the classic uniform of tough chicks, but we've softened it a little with a cute bird graphic and Ani. Perfect under a cardigan, or on it's own, showing off those bad ass guns! Yellow and pink printing on navy, with a revised Righteous Babe logo on the back.
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Luke Skywalker: X-Wing Pilot
Darth Maul
So what does everyone thing of Wave 1 of The Black Series so far?
I know I am pretty excited by the line. And I haven't really collected Star Wars in ages.
So what's everyone's opinions and hopes for Wave 1? I'm sure we'll see more at Toy Fair.


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By Carl Leubsdorf
Our divided, gridlocked political system seems incapable of resolving the government's long-term deficit problem.
Sometimes members of Congress sound like they're still in a political science class, rather than the real political world.
"This shouldn't be the model for how we do things around here," Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell grumped as the Senate prepared to pass the compromise bill preventing millions of Americans from falling off the over-hyped "fiscal cliff."
His criticism seemed a bit odd, since McConnell largely negotiated the measure with Vice President Joe Biden. But he was far from the only reluctant supporter who blasted both the method and the substance of the latest congressional deadline decisions.
"The measure before us and the process that brought us here has been the source of a great deal of understandable consternation," Republican Rep. David Dreier of California said in launching the House debate. "Virtually no one believes that what we have before us tonight is a long-term solution to this problem."
All true enough.
As a result, this is just the first in what will be a series of pitched battles between President Obama and congressional Republicans, each likely to persist to the brink of economic disaster, or beyond, and each likely to ultimately produce another negotiated compromise.
The focal points are already established for each:
The requirement by late February on early March for raising the legal limit on the federal debt, the subject of a battle in the summer of 2011.
The expiration on March 27 of federal spending authority for the 2013 fiscal year, which runs until next Sept. 30.
The need to provide funds for the next fiscal year, which starts on Oct. 1.
House GOP leaders also plan to produce a major tax reform measure this year, opening yet another forum for conflict between Republicans seeking to limit additional revenues and Democrats hoping to extract some.
Republicans have already made clear they expect in future battles to have the political leverage Obama enjoyed this time, thanks to his election victory and public support of his determination to bar extension of expiring tax cuts for wealthier Americans. GOP lawmakers say they'll shut down the government if necessary.
But Obama made clear again after this week's action that he'll press for more revenue increases, noting this bill provided less than he sought and said he'll refuse to negotiate on the debt ceiling. But he may find that an uphill fight in the face of solid GOP opposition to further tax increases and the widespread Republican view it will be its turn to call the shots.
In the end, enactment of the latest measure is more important than how it was done.
Still, it does nothing to resolve the government's long-term deficit problem, something that always proves difficult because spending cuts such as the now-delayed $1.2 trillion sequester not only can hurt individual segments of the population, but could provide a drag on growth at a time the economy is still struggling to emerge from the recent recession.
Ideally, these issues could all be tackled and resolved at once.
Inevitably, the course of these future battles, and any subsequent agreements, may be derided as many have done in recent days. But this messy process still holds the only real promise of resolving some long-festering issues, provided both sides ultimately show the willingness to compromise that produced this agreement.
After all, that's what the American people have repeatedly said they want, even though they have greatly complicated the task by electing and re-electing that gridlocked government.
Carl P. Leubsdorf is the former Washington bureau chief of the Dallas Morning News. His email is carl.p.leubsdorfgmail.com.


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By Tiernan Ray
Shares of WiFi access point provider Ruckus Wireless (RKUS) are up $1.20, or 9%, at $14.51, in late trading after the company this afternoon reported Q2 results that topped analysts' estimates and offered an in-line forecast for this quarter.
Revenue in the three months ended in June rose 31%, year over year, to $63.9 million, yielding EPS of 5 cents.
Analysts had been modeling $62.2 million and 3 cents.
CEO Selina Lo called the results "solid" and said the company saw "a record number of new wins and network expansion by existing customers."
For the current quarter, the company sees revenue of $66 million to $69 million, and EPS of about 4 cents. That is about in line with the consensus for $67.9 million and 4 cents.
Ruckus competes with Cisco Systems (CSCO) and others selling base station equipment to carriers to expand WiFi coverage in urban environments.


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So which current Reds were on those Dodger teams? That's the worst part of all this.
So which current Reds were on those Dodger teams? That's the worst part of all this.
I have said all along I think most players during that time at least "dabbled" in taking PED's. It was not against the rules and what better way to try to get an edge. I can't really blame them in some ways. I think sometime down the road we will find out that at least 80% of the players were taking PEDS and these claims made by players like Gagne, will be largely proven correct.
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"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
If 80% Gagne's 2003 Dodgers were using PEDs, it certainly didn't help them from the offensive standpoint. IIRC, The pitching--both starters and pen--was lights out. The offense? They couldn't score in Tijuana with a limitless wallet.
"I have just been more than a little suspect of all the trades since the Willy (Scott Williamson) cash grab. That one left such a bad taste in my mouth that even a 1985 Dom Pérignon couldn't cleanse it." -- Creek14
I don't know if 80% of players use it, but I would say that in the 90s or early 2000s it was at least 50 precent, just from my understanding/talks.
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Great Clips Inc. signed a primary sponsorship agreement for 28 Nationwide Series races bringing Kasey Kahne and Brad Sweet to JR Motorsports.
The ToyotaCare 250 will mark Cole Custer's fourth race at Richmond (Va.) International Raceway and his second NASCAR XFINITY Series race at the .75-mile oval.
Kevin Harvick is adding two road course races to his NASCAR schedule with entries in the K&N Pro Series West at Sonoma Raceway and the NASCAR XFINITY Series at Watkins Glen Int'l.
Martin Truex Jr. drove the No. 78 Toyota to an eighth-place finish at Bristol Motor Speedway, but NASCAR officials found one of the car's 20 lug nuts was improperly installed in a post-race check.
Dylan Lupton (No. 24 Nut Up Toyota) will be making his second career NASCAR XFINITY Series start at Richmond International Raceway.
Rowan Pennink (No. 3 Cape Cod Copper Chevrolet) has three wins, 31 top fives and 69 top 10s in 146 career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour starts.
Eric Goodale (No. 58 GAF Roofing Chevrolet) has three wins, 19 top fives, 59 top 10s and 2 poles in 126 career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour starts.
Todd Szegedy (No. 85 Montanari Fuel/Stuarts Automotive/J&R Pre-Cast Chevrolet) has 19 wins, 86 top fives and 131 top 10s in 208 career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour (NWMT) starts.
Max Zachem (No. 20 MPZ Motorsports/LuMac's Package Store Chevrolet) has five top fives and 16 top 10s in 37 career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour starts.
Andy Seuss (No. 11 LFR Chassis Chevrolet) has 22 wins, 71 top fives and 101 top 10s in 152 career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour starts.
Timmy Solomito (No. 16 Starrett Tools Ford) has five wins, 17 top fives and 30 top 10s in 55 career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour starts.
Justin Bonsignore (No. 51 Phoenix Communications Inc. Chevrolet) has 12 wins, 48 top fives and 67 top 10s in 107 career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour (NWMT) starts.


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Wonderful idea.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Wonderful idea.
That's using your nogin!!
You don't stop laughing because you grow old. You grow old because you stop laughing.
A smile is something you can't give away; it always comes back to you.
What a great idea...
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Thanks so much for all your kind words. I'd like to take full credit for it. I had seen a blog where someone showed what looked like a rolling ironing station. I had emailed her to find out where she got the rolling cart shelves but got nothing in return.
I did make up a tutorial on how to make it but can't link it and I have to admit that I'm too lazy to copy and paste it here on the board. I took a lot of pictures along the way to show how I made it.
The ironing board top is secured to the table but is fully removable. I love love love my rolling ironing station! It makes things so much easier when I have to move things about.
Neat idea! Now off to Walmart~
Be a blessing to others, as you may entertain angels unaware!
Ordered a cart from amazon today. Can't wait to put it together.
I have been looking for something and this is a GREAT idea thanks for sharing !! I have seen those shelf units at Target.