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Food Not Bombs Amarillo Second Annual Shoe Drive
Food Not Bombs Amarillo is hosting their Second Annual Shoe Drive Saturday, April 29.
April 29, Saturday Morning Forecast
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I don't believe the govt should step in. It is a local problem, between the teachers and their city. If govt did step in, then it would set a precedent of govt stepping in to solve their problems.
Rush Limbaugh's speculation is that Obama is waiting until he can step in and be the great mediator by getting the teachers to accept an 8% raise; and tell everyone that the teachers will be evaluated, but then the latter will never actually happen. Things will be happening behind the scenes, so that, if and when, O steps in it will have been pre-agreed upon.
Yes, Rush is a crazy kind of person; an entertainer. OTOH, one wonders that Obama has had no comment at all. He was quick to comment on the stupidity of the police in CT and how Trayvon Martin might have looked like his own son ... yet on this he has been silent. It seems out of character.

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Mozilla Labs Wants To Monitor (Volunteers') Firefox Use 118
Howardd21 writes "PC World reports that Mozilla Labs wants 1% of its Firefox users to voluntarily provide information about how they use the browser, and their web browsing habits. This would be done through an add-on named "Test Pilot" that collects the information and associates it with some demographic information that the user has provided. Unlike other data collection utilities that software developers may include to provide usage information, the add-on will follow the same open source concept that Firefox adheres to, allowing the market to better understand what is being collected. Mozilla Labs stresses privacy when discussing how they will collect, store and use the data, including publishing it for other researchers to to analyze."


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An exhibition to coincide with Dublin City Public Libraries festival, Dublin: One City, One Book will open in the National Gallery of Ireland on Monday 2 April.
Joyce's 'Dubliners': the city as character brings together 17 paintings and drawings together with archive material selected from the Gallery's collection. It features works by Walter Osborne, Rose Barton, Jack B. Yeats, Flora Mitchell, Patrick Tuohy and William Orpen. The exhibition continues until 15 July 2012. Admission is free.
Complementing the exhibition will be a programme of talks during April on the theme, 'Dubliners, Joyce and the Art of Storytelling' starting on Sunday 1 April at 3pm with an introduction to James Joyce by Terence Killeen, Research Scholar, James Joyce Centre.
Joseph Woods, Director, Poetry Ireland will give a reading on Joyce and contemporary poetry on Wednesday 4 April at 1pm. A Joycean Tour with Jim O'Callaghan will start in the National Gallery on Wednesday 11 April at 1pm (booked out).
A study morning, Dublin in James Joyce's Time, will be held on Saturday 21 April 9.50am-1.30pm. Speakers: Professor Luke Gibbons, Anne Hodge, Professor Declan Kiberd and Sara Smyth. Chair: Professor Kathleen James Chakraborty, UCD. Tickets (€25/€15 students) are available in advance from the Gallery Shop, telephone (01) 663 3518.
An online resource dedicated to the Joyce exhibition will go live from 2 April.
Easter Holiday Opening Hours: The Gallery will be closed early on Thursday 5 April (5.30pm) and all day Good Friday, 6 April. Normal hours Saturday and Sunday. Easter Monday 9 April 10am-5.30pm.
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Managing your pack weight when winter camping is a task that seriously needs consideration, skill, and knowledge. I know that most of us are always looking to shave some weight here and there, lets face it, most of us need to shave the pack weight, and body weight too.
So lets talk about getting rid of unwanted ounces in your winter kit.
First of all, this process needs to take time and thoughtful consideration. Every one has his own way of packing, gear they like, and equipment that you are comfortable with. So, take this post as it is intended.. it is my thoughts and ideas and mainly my opinion. It is NOT one size fits all and when working with Scouts Safety must be the first priority when putting together the winter kit.. weight should always be a consideration, but not the over riding decision maker.
Now lets talk about the three biggest items in your pack. Your sleep system, shelter, and the pack itself.
Notice I said, Sleep system and Shelter. There is much to be saved in systems. Rather than your off the shelf cheap sleeping bag it is a good idea to invest in a good sleep system. Now before you turn off the computer and say I am just trying to get you spend more… hear me out.
We are talking about winter camping and how you can shave some weight. Your sleep system could include the sleeping bag, and insulated pad (close cell foam, or inflatable), a sleeping bag liner, and maybe a Bivy sack.
You can take a 20 or 30 degree bag and turn it into a 10 or 20 degree sleeping bag just by adding a sleeping bag liner at very little cost. The weight savings may come in the fact that a 20 degree bag is typically lighter than your off the rack 0 degree or 10 degree bag.
Down is much lighter, but takes a certain degree of care. Keep it dry and you are fine.
You can add more comfort and heat by adding the bivy sack. This light weight shell keeps you dry and our of the wind and will add another 5 to 10 degrees in a pinch.
Take a good look at your sleep system. A cold night sleep makes for a terrible experience in winter camping.
Your shelter is the next item to consider in winter camping. Ask yourself what you need and where you are camping. Bugs are not an issue in winter camping, so there is no need for a bug net or netting. A good nylon tarp that can be pitched low to the ground and get you out of the elements is all you really need.
Unless you are camping in hunting tent with a pot belly stove, your typical backpacking tent is not designed to provide warmth. The tent keeps you out of the elements which, when inside and out of the wind and snow, you feel warmer. But a properly pitched tarp can do the same, keeping you out of the wind and snow along with trapping escaping heat. This is a nice option for shaving weight.
Having said all of that, you need to be comfortable using the tarp. There are a lot of people that still feel the benefits of having a tent out weigh the weight savings.
Clothing is the next place that we can shave some weight. First think minimum! Remember that fleece is your friend, layers are the way to dress, and stay dry and clean. Start with your base layer and only carry two pair. If your base layer is dry the rest of your body will stay warm.
The rest of your layers should stay dry and clean and that is all you need. Your outer shell is super important and needs to be used when the conditions warrant.
If you are going to add clothing to your pack, make it extra socks. Far to many times do I see campers (youth and adults) that carry way to much in the clothing department.
Base layer, one worn and one carried, a mid layer and one extra shirt, and outer shell is the key to weight savings and warmth. Add to that a pair of gloves and a snow cap and you are set.
I saved the biggest saving for last. The secret to weight savings in both the winter and the other three seasons is simple. STOP TAKING "COOL STUFF YOU FIND AT YOUR LOCAL OUTFITTER!" There is way to much cool stuff out there that you really don't need. If you are not venturing to far from the car, take all the neat stuff you want, but when you are looking at carrying the winter load of your pack into the woods, neat equals weight.
If you are going to add little what-nots to your load, buy good quality what-nots.. they are always lighter and built better.
I am going to show you my load in tomorrow's post. Like I said at the outset of this post though, your load is your load and you need to feel comfortable under it. don't let me sway your judgement or opinion. You need to be happy with what is on your back and how you build your kit. I have gone through many evolutions on what and how I carry my stuff. I have gone through countless cook kits, shelter options, and sleep systems, and who knows, things may change again, but for now I am real happy with the way I camp and the way it all gets there. It is comfortable, easy to use, and provides all the comfort, safety, and protection from the elements that I need here in the Pacific Northwest.
Have a Great Scouting Day!


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Description A small spotted skunk with large white spots on the face, back, and tail. Faster, more agile, and weasel-like than most skunks, and highly carnivorous.
Dimensions 35-58cm, 10-21cm, 500-900g; / 32-47cm, 200-600g
Warning All skunks are highly developed for defense and can spray their foul-smelling musk distances of up to 15 feet. Besides its overpowering odor, the musk can burn the eyes and cause momentary loss of vision.
Breeding Breeding is in the fall, and delayed implantation results in 2-6 young born in spring.
Habitat Cities, suburbs & towns, Deserts, Forests & woodlands, Grasslands & prairies, Meadows & fields, Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Swamps, marshes & bogs
Range Rocky Mountains, Southwest, Texas, California, Northwest, Western Canada
Discussion Diet includes small mammals, birds, lizards, insects, and carrion. Pungent anal scent glands provide a defensive spray, which is accompanied by a curious handstand and tail display. Uses rocky and brushy areas in woodlands, grasslands, farmlands, and deserts.


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- 23 October 2010 – 6 February 2011
- 10:00 am – 5:00 pm every day (except Christmas day)
- In the spotlight is a National Gallery of Australia travelling exhibition. For tour itinerary, please see travelling exhibitions
- Recorded information +61 2 6240 6501
- General information +61 2 6240 6411
- For visitors with mobility difficulties +61 2 6240 6411
- General email enquiries firstname.lastname@example.com
On the south side of Lake Burley Griffin, the Gallery is adjacent to the High Court and The National Portrait Gallery, walking distance from the National Library and Old Parliament House.
National Gallery of Australia
Parkes Place
Canberra ACT 2600
- Geo code for GPS: -35.300096,149.136311
- Get detailed directions here (Google maps)
To familiarise yourself with how to find us you can also view some video of the approaches to the National Gallery.
- Via Kings Ave (YouTube.com)
- Via Commonwealth Ave (YouTube.com)
The collection
While you are here take the opportunity to discover, or rediscover, the national collection.
Please see our must see list.
Getting here
At peak times please be aware that it may be difficult locating a parking space.
The National Gallery has two car parks.
See map below
- Underground (off Parkes Place)
opens at 9:50 am and has a 3-hour limit.
- Aboveground (off Bowen Drive)
opens at 9:45 am and has no time limit. Access to the Gallery from this car park is via the Sculpture Garden.
- Accessible parking for people with limited mobility is available in both NGA car parks. Assisted lift access to the Gallery is available from the underground car park off Parkes Place.
Catch the bus
Catching the bus is recommended due to limited parking. The closest bus stop to the National Gallery is only a 5-minute walk away. For additional details call the ACT bus Customer Service Centre on 131710 or visit action.act.gov.au
- Weekday routes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 63, 80, 727
- Saturday and Sunday routes 934, 938
A hop on–hop off tourist minibus services the NGA daily. For more information and bookings see Explorer Bus
Taxis can drop off at the front entrance of the National Gallery.
- Call Cabxpress 6260 6011
- Canberra Cabs 13 2227
- For wheelchair access cabs call 612 615 596
Anton Bruehl Woman in furs 1937 for Vogue, 1 February 1937 National Gallery of Australia Research Library
Walking / Cycling
From the city to the Gallery will take approx. 30 minutes walking or 10 minutes cycling. A walk from the Bus Depot Markets car park (available Mon-Sat) will take 20 minutes (see map below).
For information on bicycle hire.
Visiting Canberra
There�s lots to see and do in the national capital. If you�re visiting from interstate or overseas find out more information at visitcanberra.com.au


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Engineers believe that if it isn't broken, it doesn't have enough features yet.
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The really curious issue is that at least one of the figures has been lifted by networkworld.


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White-Eyed Assassin Bugs are named after their swift and stealthy attack. They sneak up on their prey and use their piercing mouthparts, shaped into a beak, to inject a variety of digestive enzymes. The white eye-like spots on their wings give them their common name and warn enemies of its painful bite.
These insects are found in the drier regions of Southern Africa, hiding in groups under logs, rocks and peeling bark. They are night feeders, preying on soft-bodied insects and occasionally vertebrate blood. Working together as a team, White-Eyed Assassin Bugs can overpower prey that is much larger than a single assassin bug. Their bite is insignificant to humans, but still more uncomfortable than a bee sting.
You can see White-Eyed Assassin Bugs in the Zoo's Creepy Crawlers exhibit.


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Pay your respects and have some fun. Take it away gentlemen.
Pay your respects and have some fun. Take it away gentlemen.
I knew this wouldn't take long. White sucks.
Ha ha wow that was fast................ Mr White.
Worst draft pick of the Sparano-Ireland regime.
By comparison, let's take a look at a couple of players who were picked behind Pat in the 2nd round in the 2009 draft:
OLB Clint Sintim (Giants)
C Max Unger (Seahawks)
WR Mohamed Massaquoi (Browns)
RB LeSean McCoy (Eagles)
OT Phil Loadholt (Vikings)
OT Sebastian Vollmer (Patriots)
Pretty lame of the OP. I shouldve clearly had dibs on this ****. I shouldve been able to wait a whole week after his release if I wanted to. Really OP(and not just you because someone else wouldve if you hadnt) youre way out of line. Dont skip rank.
1) Im the OBB(original Beck Basher) around here.
2) Memorial Threads were my creation in the first place. The rest of you are just bitin that **** off me. I let people have the other ones because I didnt really feel the other guys deserved a memorial thread anyway(porter).
3) Pat White played here at WVU. My territory.
4) I was one of the first to declare how bad Pat White blows before most people on here realized he had no NFL skills. Hell, there are still some that think we shouldve kept him.
All in all, pretty lame that this OP and thread wasnt reserved for me to start.
Btw, Pat White BLOWS!!!!!!!!!! Good riddance.
Frankly, this is all Dan Carpenter's fault. Pat White #6 blew goats for nickels. Now, Pat White #5 was a stud.
2017 Goals:
1) Win the next game.
2) See #1
"The problem with internet quotes lies in verifying their authenticity."
-Abraham Lincoln
"Lucille" is my BanHammer!!!
I called it three weeks ago, you all are way late......
By the way, PW is ****ty as all everything.
Pat White: Great character. Real nice, down to earth guy. Great role model as well. Not an NFL player though. Wish him the best, really good guy I hope he gets another chance with another team.
But for the record, Pat White blows.


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Gokhan Saki Featured in a Nike Ad in Turkey
- Written by Dave Walsh
Gokhan Saki is a guy that fans of Kickboxing have been high on for quite a while now, as he might be a bit undersized for the Heavyweight division but that has never stopped him from being one of the best in the world. Saki has carved out a space in the world for himself over the past few years with big wins over Tyrone Spong, Daniel Ghita and Anderson "Braddock" Silva. He also has shown a ton of heart in big fights against top names like Badr Hari and Semmy Schilt, which gave him a place in the hearts of fans across the world.
Apparently, Nike has been listening, at least Nike in Turkey, that is. Fans in Turkey are very proud of Gokhan Saki -- and they have every right to be -- and he has become a national hero accordingly. So it comes as no real surprise that Saki has been included in this Nike ad that is currently airing in Turkey that features some of the best Turkish athletes that are known the whole world over. Saki takes place in the GLORY 11 Chicago Heavyweight tournament this October, airing live on Spike TV.


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Updated on 24 June 2013
Labs like GeneDx, Gene by Gene, Quest diagnostics, Ambry Genetics, Pathway Genomics, and the University of Washington, almost instantly said that they would launch BRCA testing for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. All these are CLIA-approved labs that have been involved in gene sequencing for a long time and have built a track record in the field. There are however, other tests that look for mutations in 16 other genes less commonly involved in breast cancer but those have not been able to include BRCA1 and BRCA2 because of Myriad's patents. These tests are priced at $2,600.
DNATraits, part of Houston-based Gene By Gene, Ltd has stated that it would offer BRCA gene testing in the United States for $995, which is less than a third of the current price. The company has so far processed more than five million discrete DNA tests from more than 700,000 individuals and organizations globally.
Gene by Gene, on the other hand has said that its BRCA testing service would cost around $1,000. These same tests would have cost these companies $4,000 when the patents rights were available with Myriad.
"We're pleased to make this important testing more widely available and accessible in the United States. Our highly automated CLIA-registered lab and efficient processes enable us to make genetic and genomic testing more affordable and accessible to more individuals, in the US and worldwide. And that's our company's mission, in a nutshell," said Dr Bennett Greenspan, president, Gene By Gene.
He reiterated that the Supreme Court has opened the doors to greater technological innovation and access to genetic tools that promise to save and improve the quality of human lives in the United States. "It's critical that as an industry we are able to continue to engage in healthy competition to drive down the costs of these tests because as more individuals have access to and undergo them, the more information we'll have about many serious diseases that eventually may lead to cures," he said in a press statement.
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The BS LUG support project is now underway. (BS = Bahamas)
Presented short talk at the LUG meetinig on Saturday night. Several people seem interested and should be putting up pictures as well.
We shall see how it all proceeds and if there are any sales of the stuff on lulu. I need to start playing around with my pricing to see how that affects things.


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Sheehan syndrome is a condition that can occur in a woman who bleeds severely during childbirth. Sheehan syndrome is a type of hypopituitarism.
Postpartum hypopituitarism; Postpartum pituitary insufficiency; Hypopituitarism Syndrome
Severe bleeding during childbirth can result in tissue death in the pituitary gland. This causes the gland to lose its ability to work properly.
The pituitary gland is at the base of the brain. It makes hormones that stimulate growth, production of breast milk, reproductive functions, the thyroid, and the adrenal glands. A lack of these hormones can lead to a variety of symptoms.
Conditions that increase the risk of bleeding during childbirth and Sheehan syndrome include multiple pregnancy (twins or triplets) and problems with the placenta. The placenta is the organ that develops during pregnancy to feed the fetus.
Sheehan syndrome is very rare.
Symptoms of Sheehan syndrome may include:
Note: Other than not being able to breast feed, symptoms may not develop for several years after the delivery.
Treatment involves estrogen and progesterone hormone replacement therapy. These hormones must be taken at least until the normal age of menopause. Thyroid and adrenal hormones must also be taken. These will be needed for the rest of your life.
The outlook with early diagnosis and treatment is excellent.
This condition can be life threatening if not treated.
Extreme bleeding during childbirth can often be prevented by proper medical care. Otherwise, Sheehan syndrome is not preventable.
Cunningham FG, Leveno KL, Bloom SL, et al . Obstetrical hemorrhage. In: Cunnigham FG, Leveno KL, Bloom SL, et al, eds. Williams Obstetrics. 23rd ed. New York, NY; McGraw-Hill; 2009:chap 35.
Malee MP. Pituitary and adrenal disorders in pregnancy. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, eds. Obstetrics - Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2012:chap 41.
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i just got this game after reading rave reviews about it. and it is a pretty cool game. it almost seems like it could be set in the LOTR universe.
i guess this is my first RPG, or at least the first that i like.
does anyone know if "galaxies" or "knights of the old republic" will be similar in gameplay as morrowind? i hope so.
the game lets you do and go just about anywhere, and the graphics are awesome.


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In Search Of...Running Man: Part 2
A La Crosse man's big accomplishment after an unimaginable tragedy
LA CROSSE, Wis. - One foot in front of the other.
That's how John Blanchar approaches race after race. "You can't think about the finish. You just go aid station to aid station. I'll go five miles at a time."
And state after state, whether a 26 mile standard marathon or a 50 mile ultra, you put one foot in front of the other. Words to live by in running and in life especially when it turns upside down.
"I was out running that day and they had to try and come find me." On a hot morning in July of 2001, John tied his shoes and left the house for a run just like he did every other morning.17442048
The night before, John's 20-year-old son Steven and 18-year-old daughter Julia left the house with separate friends to separate locations for separate sleepovers.
"I woke up to pounding on my back door and there were police cars. And they came into my house and said I needed to sit down. They said, "where's your husband?" I said,"he's out for a run. I just said, "just tell me who."
Sue braced for the worst wondering which child had been lost not knowing that at some point during the night Julia and Steven's paths crossed and their separate plans suddenly intertwined.
"Two of your children were in a car accident with their friends. It was a very hot night and they were going to the drivers parents pool and they didn't make the curve. They hit a wall and they died."
"I came home and cop cars were there. Yeah."
But even in the midst of this unimaginable sorrow, John, Sue and their remaining daughter Katrina found a way to put one foot in front of the other. "We've come to believe that they lived the life intended for them. That's the only way they can get thought that. You can't let that define your life. It's always part of you but it's not the defining part."
Instead of running from this tragedy, "they run with me."
In April of 2008, John crossed the finish line in Ocean City, Maryland. "It was my 100th Marathon, 50th state."
Goal met, but with a surprising result. "After doing the states, it was kind of a let down. There was no goal to do at than point. Then we decided to do the continents. We saw a brochure that had a marathon in Antarctica. We said, "boy this would be something."
"And if you get Antarctica done first, why not do the rest."
Running on a glacier with whales and penguins to cheer him on, John checked Antarctica off the list. "After Antarctica, on the same trip we did one in South America."
Followed the next year by a trip down under. "That was nice. Spent a couple of weeks there."
In 2009 came Africa. "We climbed Kilimanjaro on that trip."
In 2010 it was Europe. "And I did my race in Switzerland. And that was in the Alpines. That was a 78K - just short of 50 miles."
The last stop in his run around the world, Asia and the Great Wall of China. "I was elated. I was very glad to have that done because that was a grueling race.
6:40 "It was just awesome seeing him come through and we were all excited."
"I don't know if he realizes how special this accomplishment is. Because it is."
And he is not nearly done. "My goal is 200. And where are you at right now? 149. 84 marathons, 64 ultras."
He has a ways to go, but it's nothing compared to the road already traveled. And he'll get there the way he always has, putting one foot in front of the other.
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Dualshock 4 prototype hands-on (some new in-depth info, some we already knew):
- Some components are still being refined (like the d-pad and overall weight)
- Deadzone on the analog sticks has been greatly reduced.
- Both sticks feature stiffer resistance.
- Thumbs bumping into each other is no longer an issue, the analog sticks are spaced farther apart.
- Analog sticks have a ridged concave top that prevent your thumbs from slipping off.
- Stuck with symmetrical design. (Edit) Writer suggests the assymetrical design would cause more dificulties to interact with the touchpad without unintentionally bumping into the left stick. (Not said by sony or the game devs)
- Touchpad is multi-touch, replaces start and select buttons.
- Ridge at the end of the triggers grasps at your fingers instead of letting them slide off.
- There is a small speaker above the ps button, below the touchpad.
- Lightbar works in conjunction with the ps4 eye to track your position and adjusts the split screen accordingly.
- Controller felt comfortable and sturdy.
- Got input from Bungie (and a bunch of first party studios) for designing the DS4, Bungie really wanted to make it a controller that worked great for fps games.
- Writer of the article says the controller is a big reason for gamers to be excited for the console.
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I got on this Tennessee tom while running the creeks. i had to get her in position two different times and we had to guys walk up on us while calling this bird back for the 4th or 5th time.Chrissy never knew they were there. It took her 3 trips from Michigan to score on a Tom,but she finally got one,
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It is indeed the most wonderful time of the year. So when our design team finally unveils the new collection of personalized holiday cards, it feels like, well, Christmas.
We must say they've quite outdone themselves this year, keeping with a classic, traditional look and color palette that showcases our elegant design and craftsmanship so well.
"This year we dipped into our archives to celebrate our heritage," said VP of Creative and Product Development Rachel V. Ivey. "It has been great to look back at traditional American Christmas of the past."
Here's how our 2012 Personalized Holiday Collection came to be…
- Colors
Our design team achieved the classic, traditional look of our distinguished holiday cards by using a core palette of Hunter green, medium gold and red. A hint of shimmering platinum adds an additional metallic to the mix.
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Home decor and botanicals have provided inspiration for many of our cards throughout the years. It reminds us of our own homes during the holidays. For example, the Holiday Door design — new for this year — was inspired by the home of an employee.
The wreath below is an example of taking vintage art and altering it for a whole new look. For 2012, we enlarged the design and printed in three-color letterpress with foil accents on our Lettra® paper.
Many of the designs this year were enhanced by using multi-level model dies. The use of these dies in the engraving process gives added dimension to the card. The Classic Wreath is an excellent example of how a model die can make a beautiful design look even more dramatic.
"Christmas is a great season for Crane to showcase all of our incredible processes," said Ivey. "We love our classic designs for which consumers come back year after year."
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Blue Planet Odyssey will have starts in every continent and its route will call at some of the most threatened islands in every ocean: Tuvalu, Tokelau, Tuamotus, San Blas, Maldives, Micronesia, Kiribati, Marshall, and Andaman Islands. This global sailing event will also highlight the effects of climate change on the Arctic icecap, the Great Barrier Reef, and nature reserves such as the Galapagos Islands.
At every stop at those endangered places, the sailors will take part in community projects such as building wind and solar powered desalination plants. Participants with specialist skills will take part in local projects and carry out essential repair and maintenance work.
The event will reach out to children worldwide by way of a comprehensive educational programme. Books and educational material will be delivered to places en route where local schools will be offered the opportunity to be twinned with schools in the country of origin of the participants.
As the route will pass through some of the least travelled parts of the oceans, arrangements are being made for oceanographic institutes and research centres to use this unique opportunity to receive environmental data gathered by participants. Throughout their voyage, the sailors will take seawater samples and make measurements to test for acidification, pollution, the depletion of the plankton population, changes in temperature and salinity to compare to previous data.
Participants in this global event will be able to start and finish from a port on their own continent or join the event at any point along its route. Blue Planet Odyssey will sail westabout around the world along the classic trade wind route via the Panama Canal and Torres Strait. For those who prefer to sail a more challenging route, there will be the option of a northern route via the Northwest Passage or a southern route via Easter Island.
European participants will start from a port in Southern Europe in summer 2014 and after crossing the Atlantic from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean will continue to Panama and the Pacific Ocean. The event will be joined at certain points by participants who have started from New York, Miami, San Francisco, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Sydney and Shanghai.
Detours will be made along the main route to call at endangered islands in every ocean: the San Blas Islands will be visited en route to Panama, while the Galapagos and Tuamotus will be stops on the route to Tahiti. Tokelau and Tuvalu will be incorporated into a detour from Tonga to Samoa and on to Vanuatu. The Andaman and Maldive Islands will be visited during the crossing of the North Indian Ocean, while the Marshall Islands, Kiribati and Micronesia will be stopovers on the westbound route from Hawaii.
European Start:
Port TBA (August 2014) – Canary Islands (November) – Eastern Caribbean (December 2014) – San Blas – Panama (February 2015) – Galapagos – Marquesas – Tahiti (June 2015) – Tonga – [Tokelau – Tuvalu] - Fiji – Vanuatu – Great Barrier Reef – Torres Strait (October 2015) – Indonesia – Singapore – Thailand (January 2016) – Andaman Islands – Maldives – Mumbai (February) – United Arab Emirates - Oman – Red Sea – Suez Canal (April 2016) – Mediterranean – Gibraltar (August 2016).
African Start:
Cape Town (December 2014) – St Helena – Eastern Caribbean (January 2015) - Panama
South American Start:
Rio de Janeiro (December 2014) – Salvador da Bahia – Belém (Amazon) – Cayenne (French Guyana) - Eastern Caribbean – San Blas – Panama
North American Starts:
New York (October 2014) – Annapolis – Norfolk (November 2014) – Eastern Caribbean – San Blas – Panama (February 2015)
Miami (January 2015) – Havana – Belize – San Blas – Panama
San Diego (November 2014) – Mexico (November - January 2015) – [Galapagos (February)] – Marquesas – Tahiti (June 2015)
San Francisco (April 2015) – Marquesas – Tahiti (June 2015) Hawaii (October) – Marshall Islands – Micronesia – Japan – Shanghai (December 2015) – Hong Kong – Vietnam - Singapore (January 2016)
Australian Start:
Sydney (July 2015) – Great Barrier Reef – Torres Strait – Darwin – Indonesia – Singapore (January 2016)
Asian Start:
Shanghai (December 2015) – Hong Kong – Vietnam – Singapore (January 2016)
Participants who wish to explore destinations that lie off the usual sailing routes may join one of the suggested detours and rejoin the main fleet at a later stage:
Northwest Passage start I (2014):
Oslo (June 2014) – Bergen - Lofoten – Tromsö - Spitsbergen– Iceland – Greenland – Northwest Passage (September 2014) – Vancouver – San Francisco – San Diego (October) - Mexico (November - January 2015) – Galapagos (February 2015) – Tahiti (June 2015)
Northwest Passage start II (2015):
Oslo (June 2015) – Bergen - Lofoten – Tromsö – Spitsbergen (July) – Iceland – Greenland – Northwest Passage (August - September 2015) – Hawaii (October) – Micronesia – Japan – Shanghai (December 2015) – Hong Kong – Vietnam - Singapore (January 2016)
Easter Island route:
Galapagos – Easter Island (March 2015) – Pitcairn – Gambier Islands - Tuamotus – Tahiti (June 2015)
Having reached the Mediterranean, European participants will head for home, while boats bound for the US East Coast will continue westwards via the Azores and Bermuda. Boats bound for South America will return home via the Cape Verde Islands.
As the most favourable route home for yachts from the US West Coast is via the Caribbean and Panama Canal, they can spend longer in the Mediterranean and cross the Atlantic from the Canary Islands in November. Boats returning to Asia will sail the same route to Panama and reach home via Micronesia or Hawaii.
The proposed route is planned to transit the North Indian Ocean to the Red Sea and Mediterranean but if the situation in that area is considered not to be safe, the route will be amended to reach the Atlantic Ocean by way of the Cape of Good Hope.
The Blue Planet Odyssey will be officially launched at the Paris boat show on Saturday 15 December 2012. A comprehensive information pack will be available on www.blueplanetodyssey.com after the official launch.
The Blue Planet Odyssey is the brainchild of Jimmy Cornell, the founder of the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC). Now in its 27th year the ARC is the largest transocean event in the world. In the last 26 years Jimmy Cornell has run over 30 successful international rallies, including five round the world events, such as the Hong Kong Challenge, Expo 98 round the world rally and Millennium Odyssey.
The Hong Kong Challenge (1996-1997) started in London and was the first round the world race to reach the Pacific via the Panama Canal. The event marked the historic moment of the return of Hong Kong to China.
The Expo 98 round the world rally (1997-1998) was sponsored by the Global Exhibition Expo 98 and the 36 participating yachts carried around the world its message 'the oceans, a heritage for the future'. The rally started in Lisbon and finished in the Portuguese capital on the day of the opening of Expo 98.
The Millennium Odyssey (1998-2000) is the largest round the world sailing event to date and celebrated the dawn of a new millennium by carrying around the world a symbolic flame which had been lit at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem in August 1998. Each of the 50 participating yachts carried on board a millennium lamp whose flame was delivered to 32 countries in every continent including Antarctica. The Millennium Odyssey finished in Rome at
Easter 2000 when the flame was handed over to Pope John Paul II.
For more information and news on Blue Planet Odyssey, visit www.blueplanetodyssey.com or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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SYDNEY — An Australian-led operation is under way to determine whether objects located by satellite imagery in the southern Indian Ocean belong to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. MY:MAS
"New and credible information has come to light in relation to the search," Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott during a regular sitting of Parliament.
He added that there was no certainty the objects spotted were part of the aircraft, which disappeared en route to China from Malaysia on March 8.
Still, the apparent sighting is the strongest lead yet in a multinational search that has so far yielded little. Search crews found nothing after investigating objects identified in the South China Sea by a Chinese satellite last week, while oil slicks spotted near Vietnam turned out to be from ships in the area.
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Flight data recording technology hasn't been updated in nearly a decade. But here's one simple upgrade that could make finding fallen aircraft much easier.
The operation has dispatched four aircraft to an area about 2,500 kilometers (1,553 miles) southwest of Perth, in Western Australia, to assess the finding, Australia's maritime safety authority said Thursday.
An Australian PC-3 Orion aircraft is already at the scene but hasn't sighted any debris. Three other aircraft, including one from the U.S. and one from New Zealand, are expected to arrive later Thursday, along with a nearby merchant ship. Australia has also sent a warship to the zone to accommodate recovery of large items, if necessary.
The largest of the two objects spotted is thought to be up to 24 meters (79.2 feet) long, said John Young, a maritime authority official, to reporters.
An expanded version of this report appears on WSJ.com
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Lymphangitis is an infection of the lymph vessels (channels). It is a complication of some bacterial infections.
The lymph system is a network of lymph nodes, lymph ducts, lymph vessels, and organs that produce and move a fluid called lymph from tissues to the bloodstream.
Lymphangitis most often results from an acute streptococcal infection of the skin. Less often, it is caused by a staphylococcal infection. The infection causes the lymph vessels to become inflamed.
Lymphangitis may be a sign that a skin infection is getting worse. The bacteria can spread into the blood, and cause life-threatening problems.
The doctor will perform a physical exam, which includes feeling your lymph nodes. The doctor may look for signs of injury around swollen lymph nodes.
Lymphangitis may spread within hours. Treatment should begin promptly.
Treatment may include:
Surgery may be needed to drain an abscess.
Prompt treatment with antibiotics usually leads to a complete recovery. It may take weeks, or even months, for swelling to disappear. The amount of time it takes to recover depends on the cause.
Call your health care provider or go to the emergency room if you have symptoms of lymphangitis.
Pasternack MS, Swartz MN. Lymphadenitis and lymphangitis. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Mandell, Douglas, and Bennett's Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill-Livingstone; 2009:chap 92.
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Spagnoli Family Cancer CenterOrange Regional Medical Center707 East Main Street Middletown, NY 10940845-343-1000DirectionsThyroid cancer is a type of cancer that forms within the thyroid gland and usually forms as a lump or nodule in the neck. Most thyroid nodules are not cancerous and are about three times common in women than men.
Thyroid cancer is more common in people who have had exposure to ionizing radiation such as X-rays, radiation therapy near the neck or have been exposed to nuclear accidents. A family history of thyroid cancer also increases the risk for thyroid cancers such as the medullary and papillary types. The RET gene may be mutated in familial thyroid cancer. (RET stands for "rearranged during transfection"). Additionally, a low iodine diet, which is not commonly seen in the United States, is also a risk factor
Symptoms, such as the ones below, do not mean that you have thyroid cancer. If present, your doctor should further evaluate you with a physical examination and diagnostic imaging. Many people with thyroid cancer do not have any symptoms and some cancers are found on imaging tests performed for other reasons.
Lumps in the thyroid gland, or nodules, are extremely common; five to 10 percent of people will develop a palpable thyroid nodule sometime in their life. Most thyroid nodules are harmless, but some may cause problems. Occasionally nodules will produce a thyroid hormone independent of the body's need, leading to hyperthyroidism. Larger nodules can also cause a feeling of pressure or fullness in the neck, shortness of breath, difficulty swallowing or pain in the neck, jaw or ear. Although nodules are usually noncancerous (benign), about 5 percent are cancerous. If you notice an unusual lump in your neck, you should see your doctor. Your doctor may first order blood tests to check thyroid hormones and a thyroid ultrasound examination. Your doctor may then order a fine-needle biopsy or (Fine Needle Aspiration), which is the most accurate and useful method to evaluate a thyroid nodule for cancer. FNA is a very safe and well-tolerated procedure in which a thin needle is inserted in the nodule to obtain a sample of cells for analysis. Often an ultrasound is used to ensure that the needle is placed accurately within the nodule. The procedure is usually performed by an interventional radiologist, endocrinologist or thyroid surgeon. FNA is highly accurate to detect thyroid cancer. If the result is suspicious for papillary thyroid cancer or a Hurthle cell neoplasm, thyroid surgery with partial or total removal of the thyroid is indicated. At times, FNA may be inconclusive if there insufficient cells or if a drop of blood mixes with the specimen. In this case the biopsy is often repeated or at times surgery is performed for diagnosis. If the diagnosis is benign, an ultrasound examination is advised at 6 to18 months to assess for growth.
Surgery is the primary treatment method for most thyroid cancers.
We are also proud to offer the Cancer Rehabilitation Program to patients diagnosed with cancer. As part of our Program, you will receive comprehensive, individualized cancer rehabilitation treatment, covered by most insurance plans, to improve the symptoms affecting your daily functioning and quality of life.
Orange Regional offers Complementary Therapies as a part of your recovery. Complementary Therapies aim to treat the whole person, not just the symptoms of an illness. Orange Regional Medical Center offers Reiki Therapy as a natural approach to healing and wellness and our Pet Therapy Program helps make a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of our patients.
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MWU to use increase in water rates to pay for new water mains
400 miles of water mains need to be replaced throughout Madison, officials say
MADISON, Wis. - Madison residents can expect a significant increase in their future water bills as the city's water utility ramps up plans to replace roughly half of the water mains in its system. This comes as Madison experienced more water main breaks in 2013 than at any other point since the utility began keeping records in 1980.
"It's a difficult situation to perceive," said Adam Wiederhoeft, a design and construction engineer with Madison Water Utility. "It's buried underground. You can't see it. It's worked for decades. So until you actually see the problem, it's hard to realize that a problem could be there, just kind of ticking and waiting for its opportunity to present itself."
Utility crews repaired 306 water main breaks in 2013, up from 221 in 2012. The vast majority of those breaks came from cast iron pipes, sand and spun, that were laid at the beginning of the city system's history but predominantly during the city's boom after World War II.
At the time, the utility did not take into account the corrosiveness of soils and groundwater on the cast iron pipes. They've become brittle and break easier than the ductile iron pipes, which also have a wrap over them that the city began installing in the 1970s.
"(The cast iron pipes) are everywhere that the city was growing in the post-war period. You look at how the city grew, and it was on fire," said Tom Heikkinen, Madison Water Utility's general manager. "That pipe is everywhere."
It represents 400 miles, or roughly half of the city's 800 miles of water mains. The goal is to replace those 400 miles over the next 40 years, but at a cost of $1 million a mile, consumers can expect to pay more. Heikkinen said it's also not just the mains that need replacing.
Madison Pipe Material and Break Map
"It's all the wells, the pumps and the booster stations where we boost the pressure. It's storage tanks, water towers, it's all part of a connected system that works to provide water to people," he said. "We've been able to rest on our laurels for so many years because the system's been doing fine, but it does age over time, and we're in that rebuilding era now."
"I'd like (consumers) to know their water bill is going to be increasing in the future," Heikkinen said.
He said the utility will go before the Public Service Commission to request rate increases of up to 9 percent each year for the next several years. He said the current rate Madison water users pay puts them at or below the average for Wisconsin utilities of similar size.
"We've tried to make the case that we need to invest more money in our system," he said. "This does have to be paid for, and we need to raise rates to do that."
While Heikkinen said the goal of fixing 10 miles per year should stay ahead of the problem, Wiederhoeft describes it as a race against time.
"We have a lot of areas in the city where we can anticipate and expect to see main breaks," he said. "We're approaching 50, 60, over a 100-year-old pipes in our system that are still active, and many of those are in bad need of replacement. It's kind of a cross-your-fingers situation, hoping they don't break."
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is a Thai-style resort nestled on the hillside at between the southern of Karon beach and northern of Kata beach, within short walking distance of the beach and Kata shopping centre. Along the road are many shops and restaurants, bars and banks nearby.
Our resort has an ambiance of comfort and exotic beauty. Our well- appointed rooms are complemented by a full range of facilities including two outdoor swimming pools and children's pool, spa & sauna room, beauty salon and fitness room. We have luxurious villas designed in Thai style with a warm, relaxing ambiance.
Our resort welcomes all our customers in traditional Thai style. Friendly smiles, a warm welcome and amicable staff are just some of what you can expect to find at Diamond Cottage Resort & Spa.
From November 2008, we are proud to introduce our new wing, the unique four storey, u-shaped building in Thai style architecture features 83 guest rooms which can accommodate up to 4 persons in same room, all with unobstructed views of free form pool and mountains. Our well appointed rooms are elegant, the interiors are in Thai classic design, contemporary look comfort with modern facilities and resort amenities. Each ground floor guest room has its own terrace with access to the pool. The New Wing includes a free form swimming Pool with pool bar, Restaurant, Meeting room with full equipment, Kid Club, Wi-


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Broward County employees find it easier every day to go green as more and more recycling bins appear around the workplace, and employees take the lead in coordinating efforts. Staff is now assessing work areas to ensure that every employee, agency, office and facility has what they need to recycle. Contact the Government Offices Recycling Program at 954-765-4999 to request an assessment.
All Broward County regional parks have recycling bins, giving you the opportunity to do something good for the environment. You'll also find bins in many neighborhood parks, nature centers and preserves. Take advantage of every opportunity to recycle – it seems like a small thing to do, but when all of us do it, it makes a huge difference! Find out more...
Have you seen this ad? It's part of Broward County's award-winning recycling campaign.In the U.S., just over 48 percent of office paper is recovered for recycling. This is recycled into new products like paperboard, tissue, paper towels, notebook paper, copy paper, envelopes and more. Broward County employees can also recycle plastic bottles, metal and glass recyclables all in one receptacle. With our workforce of 5,600-strong, we can make a big difference.
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Adam Richman, host of the Travel Channel's "Man v. Food" comes to Binghamton University
BINGHAMTON, NY – Food fanatic and host of the Travel Channel's highest rated show "Man v. Food," Adam Richman, will visit Binghamton University's Anderson Center at 8 p.m. Saturday, November 20.
Richman began his love affair with food at an early age in New York City and has spent his career traveling the United States, sampling local specialties and journaling each endeavor. Through the Travel Channel's hit program "Man v Food," Adam has been able to share his love for diverse local flavors with the world. With a new book entitled America the Edible Adam showcases a culinary anthropology across America.
On stage, Richman will give an insider's look at "Man v Food," the astounding diversity of foods and challenges he has taken on, and will show the audience how to cook a gourmet meal – even with food items that a typical college student might have available.
The presentation will also include an interactive question and answer segment. A book signing will follow the event.
Tickets are $15 and can be ordered over the phone at (607) 777-4685 or in person at SA INK, located in University Union West, beneath the food court. The box office is open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Hi everyone! Ok, so I have some exciting news today… We're switching hosting providers! WOOHOO! Ok, that may not sound all that exciting to you, but for us, it means the end of a long, loooooong road of issues (slow loading; server error msgs; etc.) that were only recently revealed to be entirely the fault of our previous hosting provider, ShmoShmaddy.*
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Anyway, it's quite possible that there will be some downtime today while we migrate from one server to another much better, more reliable one, but I didn't want to leave you with nothing to ogle at… that just wouldn't be right. So, below are images linking to my guest posts over on Style Me Pretty, if you're interested in a little inspiration right about now. Click on the pics to be taken to the weddings! (Hope you enjoy!)
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And, by the way, THANK YOU, EVERYONE, for all of the amazing support you've all given us throughout this whole process. It's so good to finally be getting back on track, now that we know GoDaddy was the culprit all along. Sheesh. But really, you guys, you don't know how much your support has meant to us. Please know that we love you so much, and we can't wait to continue bringing the inspiration to your face once this server switchover is complete.
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The Cavendish Hotel
Church Lane, Baslow 6.0 miles away
The Cavendish Hotel exudes a quiet elegance and is decorated with an extensive collection of original artwork, antiques and charming furnishings. Its a calm tranquil place and all the bedrooms overlook Chatsworth Estate in the Peak District and are... more
The Devonshire Arms at Beeley
Devonshire Square, Beeley, Chatsworth Estate, Matlock 9.0 miles away
Dating from 1747, and part of the Chatsworth Estate, The Devonshire Arms, Beeley is a picturesque country inn with rooms at the heart of village life. It offers the charm and character of a historic inn with a contemporary Brasserie restaurant which... more
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The Wind in the Willows
Derbyshire Level, Glossop 13.6 miles away
The Wind in the Willows is an early Victorian country house, which has retained its original charms including oak panelled rooms, traditional furnishings and open log fires. The hotel is situated within five acres of land and is set amidst unspoilt... more
Cockliffe Country House Hotel
Burnstump Country Park, Burnstump Hill, Arnold 28.8 miles away
Four poster beds, deep baths, pretty fabrics - Cockliffe Country House Hotel offers everything you need for a relaxing break. The hotel's idyllic surroundings are truly relaxing and all the bedrooms are individually decorated with stylish touches.... more
Ashmount Country House
Mytholmes Lane, Haworth 36.9 miles away
Ashmount Country House lies in three quarters of an acre of mature gardens with fantastic views out over Brontë Country. Sympathetically refurbished retaining many of the original features. Most of the furniture is antique and much of the interior of... more
Langar Hall
Langar Village, Nottingham 42.0 miles away
The charming Langar Hall hotel near Nottingham offers a haven of tranquillity, away from the stress of city life. It enjoys a reputation for exceptional hospitality, friendly and efficient service, comfortable bedrooms, good food and an interesting... more
Quorn Country Hotel
Charnwood House, 66 Leicester Road, Quorn 45.4 miles away
Quorn Country Hotel is set in the heart of Leicestershire amidst 4 acres of landscaped gardens. The original hotel dates back to the time of the Doomsday Book. All thirty six bedrooms are tastefully decorated with bespoke furniture and elegant decor.... more
Washingborough Hall Hotel
Church Hill, Washingborough, Lincoln 49.2 miles away
Washingborough Hall is a family run, beautiful listed Georgian manor house located in the peaceful village of Washingborough. Over two hundred years old, it has retained its grandiose appearance, yet has been modernised to cater for the requirements... more
The Devonshire Fell Hotel
Burnsall Village, Yorkshire Dales, Skipton 50.9 miles away
Located in the pretty village of Burnsall, The Devonshire Fell Hotel lies on the edge of the Bolton Abbey Estate, nestled among rolling hills, country lanes and dry stone walls. The property has free WiFi and there is free parking. There are 16... more
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Soulton Hall
Soulton, near Wem, Shrewsbury 53.1 miles away
An historic and imposing building set in 500 acres of park and farmland in the intriguing county of Shropshire, Soulton Hall Hotel is a distinctive place which thrives on personal service. The comfortable and spacious rooms are named families... more
The Traddock
Austwick, Yorkshire Dales National Park, Settle 61.2 miles away
The Traddock is an elegant Georgian country hotel set in the magnificent scenery of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The village of Austwick is nestled at the base of Ingleborough, one of the areas three famous peaks and offers spectacular scenery.... more
Soughton Hall
Northop 61.4 miles away
You know at first glance of Soughton Hall that you've arrived somewhere very special. Ride down the driveway, amongst neatly clipped topiary, and take in all the period drama of Downton. This stately looking brick building in the Welsh countryside... more
The Old Rectory
Ipsley Lane, Ipsley, Redditch 72.0 miles away
The Old Rectory Hotel dates back over 500 years and is mentioned in the Doomsday Book along with the original Roman built Icknield Street. The ten guest rooms are individually furnished and differ in shape and size, with an emphasis on creating a... more
Lastingham Grange
Lastingham 74.7 miles away
Lastingham Grange hotel was transformed in the early 1920s from a 17th century farm house into the fine country house that it is today. The building is set in ten acres of well kept gardens and fields, on the edge of the moors in the historic village... more
Stonecross Manor Hotel
Milnthorpe Road, Kendal 81.7 miles away
Stonecross Manor Hotel is situated on the outskirts of the Lake District in the market town of Kendal. The M6 and West Coast main line provide easy access to the Hotel. Kendal is approximately 10 minutes drive from the M6 and the train journey from... more
- Ideal for exploring the Lake District & Yorkshire Dales
Seagrave Arms
Friday Street, Weston Subedge, Chipping Campden 87.4 miles away
The Seagrave Arms is a Grade II listed country inn offering charming accommodation, intimate countryside dining and a warm, friendly service in the heart of the Cotswolds. Located near the beautiful villages of Broadway, Chipping Campden and... more
Eckington Manor
Hammock Road, Eckington 89.1 miles away
Eckington Manor dates back to the 1200s and has been lovingly refurbished to retain its traditional charm and elegance. You'll find original flagstone floors, wood beams and inglenook fireplaces at this charming timber-framed house. Bedrooms are... more
Dial House Hotel
High Street, Bourton-on-the-Water 99.9 miles away
A brilliant blend of old and modern, The Dial House Hotel offers an archetypal country hotel experience. Set in idyllic surroundings and built from golden Cotswold Stone it dates back to 1698 and is the very essence of English style. The bedrooms are... more
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Ty'n Rhos Country House
Seion, LLanddeiniolen, Caernarfon 104.6 miles away
Ty'n Rhos is a 5* Country House & Restaurant is located in Snowdonia, offering stylish country house accommodation with a fine dining restaurant and friendly welcoming ambience. Ty'n Rhos has log fires, luxury bedding, towels, toiletries &... more
Broom Hall Country Hotel
Richmond Road, Saham Toney, Watton, Thetford 114.1 miles away
Broom Hall is a charming Victorian country house hotel in Norfolk. Approached by a winding driveway bordered by mature lime trees the hotel offers peace and tranquillity to all guests. A Restaurant or Bar menu is served Monday to Saturday in... more
Lasswade Country House
Station Road, Llanwrtyd Wells 117.6 miles away
Owned by former head chef at The Waldorf Hotel in London Roger Stevens and his wife Emma, it's no surprise that the emphasis on this restaurant with rooms is squarely on great food. The couple's award-winning menus spring from using mainly organic... more
Horton Grange Country House Hotel
Berwick Hill, Ponteland, Newcastle upon Tyne 120.5 miles away
Horton Grange Country House Hotel is situated on the Blagdon Estate and is only three miles from Newcastle International Airport, and seven miles from Newcastle City Centre. This elegant and intimate Grade - II Country House is set in four acres of... more
The Old Rectory 'Restaurant with Rooms'
103 Yarmouth Road, Thorpe St Andrew, 103, Yarmouth Road, Norwich 133.0 miles away
The Old Rectory, Norwich's only AA 4* GOLD 2 Rosette 'Restaurant with Rooms' is a Grade II listed Georgian country house. Standing in an acre of mature secluded gardens in a leafy conservation area and overlooking the River Yare valley on the eastern... more
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The Yew Tree
Hollington Cross, Andover Road, Highclere, Newbury 138.8 miles away
The Yew Tree is a delightful 17th century country inn with rooms and excellent dining situated in the lovely English countryside, moments from Highclere Castle. The eight cottage-style bedrooms have been designed with your comfort in mind and... more
The Bourne Valley Inn
St Mary Bourne 144.2 miles away
Tucked away in the small village of St Mary Bourne in the Hampshire countryside, the Bourne Valley Inn is a lovely country inn offering charming accommodation, delicious countryside dining and a warm, friendly service. Sink into one of the nine... more
Compton House
Townsend, Axbridge 149.1 miles away
A showcase of Georgian splendour, Compton House wouldn't look out of place in a lavish period drama. Boasting mullioned windows, flag stones and original fireplaces, this Grade II listed country house, near the medieval town of Axbridge in Somerset,... more
Craigadam Country House Hotel
Kirkpatrick, Durham, Kirkcudbright 149.4 miles away
Not just a hotel, Craigadam just outside of Dumfries offers something of an experience along with the promise of a good night's sleep. Each of its seven bedrooms is inspired by Chinese, Victorian, Indian, Creole, Scandinavian, Scottish and Mackintosh... more
The Anchor Inn
Lower Froyle, Alton 151.1 miles away
The Anchor Inn is a traditional country inn offering charming accommodation, intimate and award-winning countryside dining and a warm, friendly service in the heart of Hampshire. As a true country pub, the menus make the most of the local flavours... more
Langrish House
Langrish, Petersfield 163.0 miles away
Langrish House is family owned and operated with excellent facilities for conferences, all types of parties, banqueting and weddings. The thirteen bedrooms are luxurious, well appointed and individually decorated. Every room enjoys beautiful views... more
Binham Grange
Old Cleeve, Minehead 165.2 miles away
Binham Grange offers luxury accommodation and excellent food. This unique Jacobean property is surrounded by 300 acres of beautiful Somerset countryside. Bedrooms are individually decorated to a high standard with fine furniture, quality linen and... more
Windlestraw Lodge
Galashiels Road, Tweed Valley, Walkerburn 168.2 miles away
Windlestraw Lodge sits in the beautiful Scottish Border countryside, affording magnificent views over the River Tweed and Tweed Valley. This tranquil oasis is within easy reach of all the major towns including Peebles, Kelso, Melrose and Galashiels.... more
Blackaddie House Hotel
Blackaddie Road, Sanquhar 169.3 miles away
Set amidst two acres of secluded gardens, Blackaddie Country House Hotel offers comfortable accommodation, excellent facilities friendly service and award-winning dining. The bedrooms each offer a different aspect, overlooking the gardens and... more
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Fairwater Head Hotel
Scouse Lane, Hawkchurch, Axminster 183.1 miles away
The Fairwater Head Hotel in Hawkchurch, combines all the charm and elegance one would expect from a Small Country House Hotel with an emphasis on award winning dining. The bedrooms are charming, both in the main house, East Wing and the Garden Wing;... more
The Enchanted Manor
St Catherine's Point, Sandrock Road, Niton, Isle of Wight 190.6 miles away
Enjoy a romantic break at one of the most enchanting, unique retreats imaginable at the 5 Star award-winning Enchanted Manor which provides first-class facilities including deluxe suites with own lounge area, flat screen TV's and DVD's. Bathrooms... more
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The Fox and Hounds Country Hotel
Eggesford, Chulmleigh 191.9 miles away
A stunning family run hotel situated by the River Taw in the heart of Devon with easy access to Exeter, Barnstaple, Dartmoor and Exmoor. The Fox & Hounds Country Hotel has been in careful hands for the last 8 years and has built up a fantastic... more
The Dunstane
4 West Coates/5 Hampton Terrace, Haymarket, Edinburgh 192.1 miles away
One of Edinburgh's best loved small hotels, a uniquely designed boutique venue. The two luxury Victorian townhouses maintain a consistent image and both residences provide 4 star hotel accommodation in Edinburgh. They offer a combination of... more
Strand House
Tanyards Lane, Winchelsea, Rye 192.7 miles away
Strand House offers intimate and unique accommodation close to the peaceful village of Winchelsea. Surrounded by glorious countryside and woodlands. There are just thirteen individually furnished bedrooms, full of character with modern facilities and... more
Lydgate House
Postbridge, Yelverton 210.5 miles away
Lydgate House hotel was built in the 1800s and is set in 36 acres of gardens and grounds in the heart of the Dartmoor National Park. This small unique hotel afford some spectacular views across Dartmoor and the river valley. The seven individually... more
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Pendragon Country House
Old Vicarage Hill, Davidstow, Camelford 222.0 miles away
Pendragon Country House is an enchanting and elegant residence offering luxury accomodation in our simply sumptuous surroundings. Constructed in 1870 for the Bishop of Truro. This five star gold award property nestles in the centre of beautifully... more
Pentillie Castle & Estate
Paynters Cross, St Mellion, Saltash 225.3 miles away
Pentillie Castle is a magnificent 17th century building situated on the banks of the River Tamar in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Castle is available for B&B accommodation as well as exclusive hire for private use, weddings and corporate... more
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Raemoir House Hotel
Banchory 261.9 miles away
After buying Raemoir House Hotel in September 2010 Neil & Julie Rae embarked upon a refurbishment programme which has been rewarded with the hotel winning the Scottish Country House Hotel of the Year 2011 and again in 2012, an unprecedented step by... more
Loch Kinord Hotel
Ballater Road, Dinnet, Royal Deeside 263.9 miles away
Calling nature lovers and leisure seekers. Head to the unspoilt Royal Deeside and stay at Lord Kinord Hotel, with the Cairngorm Mountains looming in the background and green glens carpeting the surrounding land – it's a dream for the outdoorsy. The... more
St Hilary, Penzance 269.7 miles away
This historic Georgian estate offers luxurious accommodation in beautiful gardens at the end of a long private drive. The rooms, which have large beds and state-of-the-art bathrooms, are stylishly furnished and decorated with paintings by local... more
Tigh na Sgiath Country House Hotel
Skye of Curr, Dulnain Bridge, Grantown-on-Spey 286.4 miles away
Tigh na Sgiath is a magnificent former country house and shooting lodge retaining many original features, set in 2.5 acres of mature wooded grounds, making the perfect Highland holiday retreat. There are views of the Cairngorm Mountains and... more
Glenfinnan House
Glenfinnan, Fort William 290.4 miles away
Glenfinnan House Hotel is located across the bay from the NT monument to Prince Charles Edward Stuart and just a 10 min walk from the famous Glenfinnan viaduct railway bridge. This fine stone mansion dating back to 1755 has traditional log fires,... more
Knockomie Hotel
Grantown Road, Forres 305.8 miles away
Knockomie Hotel, a romantic looking 19th century villa, sits in quite an enviable spot – to the east is the world's only Malt Whisky Trail and beautiful hills and glens around Speyside, to the north are the Aviemore and Cairngorm Mountains. The hotel... more
Ord House Hotel
Muir of Ord 312.0 miles away
There are many activities to be had around Ord House Hotel including golf, fishing, bird watching, pony trekking and tennis – certain to draw the most enthusiastic of sportsmen. Close to Inverness, this 17th century property sits in the unspoilt Muir... more
Greshornish House
Edinbane, by Portree, Isle of Skye 349.3 miles away
Greshornish House exudes gracious and traditional charm, with its comfortable drawing room, cocktail bar and dining room where the log fires add extra warmth and homeliness. The bedrooms are tastefully decorated and all have central heating. Evening... more
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Talk explores expanding role of EU, Sept. 20
Posted September 13, 2006; 04:32 p.m.
"Europe as Empire: The Nature of the New EU" is the subject of a lecture by Oxford University political scholar Jan Zielonka scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 20, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Zielonka is the Ralf Dahrendorf Fellow in European Politics at St Antony's College at Oxford. His research deals with the evolving nature of the European Union and the process of its eastward expansion. His books include "Europe as Empire: The Nature of the Enlarged European Union," "Europe Unbound: Enlarging and Reshaping the Boundaries of the European Union" and "Democratic Consolidation in Eastern Europe."
The discussion will be chaired by John Ikenberry, Princeton's Albert Milbank Professor of Politics and International Affairs. Andrew Moravcsik, professor of politics and director of Princeton's European Union Program, will provide commentary.
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the European Union Program.


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SHOPWORN - Dangerous Weapons - 1. e4 e5
Dazzle Your Opponents!Product Code: SWB0189EM
Publisher: Everyman Chess
Author: Emms & Flear
Year of Publication: 2008
Pages: 334
Notation Type: Algebraic (AN)
Book DescriptionDo you need a well-deserved break from your normal chess openings?
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Dangerous Weapons is an exciting series of opening books which supply the reader with an abundance of hard-hitting ideas to revitalize his or her opening repertoire. Many of the carefully chosen weapons are innovative, visually shocking, incredibly tricky, or have been unfairly discarded; they are guaranteed to throw even your most experienced opponent off balance.
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|Live Music by Shenandoah and the Night
It's never easy to go home, but this program of spirited black comedies, fraught animations and intimate documentaries offers hope for reconciliation.
Everybody grows up, and finds their own way. Friends are left behind, families change, pass on. Toys and clothes we found comforting as children, streets and forests we once called home, they come to seem foreign, confining, haunted. When we reunite, the past is all-too present, confining, alienating. Sometimes we react with tragic silence, sometimes we lash out, hopefully we find solace and laughter.
All the screenings at Metrotech Commons are presented in partnership with Downtown Brooklyn Partnership and Forest City Ratner.
DONALD CRIED (Kristopher Avedisian | 21 min.)
Returning to his hometown to retrieve his grandmother's ashes, Peter must rely on his only local contact, estranged buddy Donald. Awkwardness ensues as the men have different expectations (from action figures to marijuana) for rekindling their friendship.
Ninety-Two ('92) Skybox Alonzo Mourning Rookie Card (Todd Sklar | 14 min.)
Jim and Dave are brothers. They don't like each other, but are forced to come together when their dad dies. Alonzo Mourning was drafted by the Hornets in 1992 and averaged 21 points, 10 rebounds his rookie season. Mourning had no brothers.
BUSTED ON BRIGHAM LANE (Talibah Newman | 20 min.)
Featuring stellar performances and a smart script, a girl seeks to reconcile her relationship with her estranged father. Wandering into a hustler's life, she discovers a world she never could've imagined.
THE LIGHT IN THE NIGHT (Sarah Daggar-Nickson | 13 min.)
In the woods, in the middle of the night, a woman finds refuge with a dangerous man in an eerie mansion. But she has a secret that will save or destroy him. Recipient of the 2011 Rooftop Filmmakers' Fund / Adrienne Shelly Foundation grant for women filmmakers.
MY MOTHER'S COAT (Marie-Margaux Tsakiri-Scanatovita | 6 min.)
In this artfully oblique animated home movie, the filmmaker recollects the her mother's struggles, discovering one moment of clarity.
THE LAST BUS (POSLEDNY AUTOBUS) (Ivana Laucíková | 16 min.)
It's the start of the hunting season. The animals of the forest board a small bus and flee to safety.
INBETWEENER (Erik Bafving | 14 min.)
In this heartbreaking but ultimately uplifting documentary, the filmmaker uses a lifetime of anguished drawings and photographs to address his father's suicide.
Burt Talks to the Bees (Isabella Rossellini | USA | 2 min.)
Meet the bees—the queen, the workers and the drones—in this wonderfully fantastic and wildly educational series of short films created by Isabella Rossellini, actress, director and uncanny Burt impersonator. Once you meet them, you'll want to save them too. Visit www.wildforbees.com to see how.
Shenandoah and the Night
Shenandoah Ableman has the rare ability to turn any genre into a voluptuous experience. Comfortable singing in front of styles ranging from German cabaret to doo wop, her quintetShenandoah and the Night are bringing sexy back... one sultry style at a time. The band's new self-titled debut EP showcases this sensuality with deep confidence through a series of songs steeped in the tradition of American folk, but featuring a very un-American, almost overwhelming, nostalgic power - in the most literal and decadent definition of "romanticism". These songs ("So Fine" and "All The Beautiful Ladies" deserve a honorable mention) make us flirt with "dangerous" thoughts like the fragility of love, the desire for the lost past, the unreachability of perfect happiness, our vain but primary quest for beauty. They might not make us jump or feel happy - but the do make us feel alive. Can you afford to ignore it?