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Nephrectomy (nuh-FREK-tuh-me) is a surgical procedure to remove all or part of a kidney:
A nephrectomy may be performed to treat kidney cancer or to remove a seriously damaged or diseased kidney. In a donor nephrectomy, the surgeon removes a healthy kidney for transplant into a person who needs a functioning kidney.
The surgeon may perform a nephrectomy procedure through a single large incision in the abdomen or side (open nephrectomy) or through a series of small incisions in the abdomen (laparoscopic nephrectomy).
A surgeon performs a nephrectomy either to remove a diseased kidney or to harvest a healthy kidney intended for an organ transplant.
Most people have two kidneys — fist-sized organs located near the back of the upper abdomen. Your kidneys:
Often, a surgeon performs nephrectomy to remove a cancerous tumor or abnormal tissue growth in a kidney. The most common kidney cancer in adults, renal cell carcinoma, begins in the cells that line the small tubes within your kidneys. Children are more likely to develop a type of kidney cancer called Wilms' tumor, probably caused by the poor development of kidney cells.
The decision about how much kidney tissue to remove depends on:
The surgeon makes a decision based on the results of imaging tests, which may include:
A partial or radical nephrectomy may be needed to remove severely damaged, scarred or nonfunctioning kidney tissue due to traumatic injury or other diseases.
A healthy person with good kidney function and a low risk of certain disorders, such as high blood pressure or diabetes, is a good candidate for donating a kidney to someone who needs a transplant. A transplant recipient who receives a kidney from a living donor has a better chance that the transplanted kidney will survive than does a person who receives a kidney from a deceased donor.
Long-term complications from a nephrectomy relate to potential problems of living with less than two complete, fully functioning kidneys. Although overall kidney function decreases following a nephrectomy, the remaining kidney tissue usually works well enough for a healthy life.
Problems that may occur with long-term decreased kidney function include:
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If you're planning to donate a kidney for a transplant, you'll have certain tests and exams done to make sure you're a suitable candidate.
Criteria for being an ideal kidney donor include:
A nephrectomy procedure is performed during general anesthesia. You'll receive a medication (anesthetic) before surgery so that you won't be awake or feel pain during surgery. You'll also have a urinary catheter — a small tube that drains urine from your bladder — placed before surgery.
The nephrectomy procedure varies, depending on how the surgery is performed and how much of the kidney is removed. Variations include:
The smaller incisions in robotic and laparoscopic surgery usually mean less pain after surgery and a faster return to normal activities.
Recovery time after the procedure and the length of your hospital stay depend on your overall health and the type of nephrectomy performed. The urinary catheter remains in place for a short time during your recovery.
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Questions that you may want to discuss with your surgeon, cancer specialist (oncologist) or other members of your health care team following your nephrectomy include:
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Survival rates also appear to relate to surgical training, experience and expertise.
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The proposed 55-guestroom hotel, The Lodge at the Bedford Village Inn, would feature Dutch colonial-style construction, a workout room, an antipasto bar and two function rooms. The Planning Board will review the conceptual plan on Nov. 18. (Courtesy)
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Knoxville, Tenn.-based canoeist Matt DeVoe could take some solace in the fact that he broke his foot in one of the final filming sessions for the soon-to-be-released video, Canoe Movie 2: Uncharted Waters. But nothing could stop him from staying in his boat and completing the first open-boat descent of Costa Rica's Pozo Azul river in January. "I slipped off a rock while scouting a rapid called La Mesas," a Class V boulder garden just downstream from the put in, says DeVoe. "I folded my foot in half breaking three metatarsals. I broke it on the first paddling day of the trip, and approximately one mile into the seven-mile run."
Just getting to the Pozo Azul was tough enough. Canadian open-boater and Central American whitewater guide Jim Coffey organized a horse shuttle to the river's put in, just upstream from a stout 20-foot opening drop. DeVoe's longtime single-blade wingman, Dooley Tombras, remembers walking gingerly on the way in. A few days earlier, Coffey's footwear saved him after he stepped on a pit viper on the jungle floor. On the river, the team nailed their first line and made it to La Mesas when disaster struck.
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The epic open-boating adventures in Costa Rica are but one segment of Uncharted Waters, a Canoe & Kayak-sponsored film which premiers at this week's Canoecopia trade show in Madison, Wis., which runs March 9-11. The sequel to 2010's groundbreaking Canoe Movie includes more jaw-dropping whitewater canoeing footage from across North America, including first canoe descents of Colorado steep creeks and North Carolina's notorious Toxaway River. "It's the first canoeing film dedicated to whitewater canoe adventure," says John Grace, the founder of Lunch Video Magazine. "Like a lot of people, I always overlooked the canoe as a vessel for Class V paddling. Spending time on the water with these guys opened my eyes up to whitewater canoeing as a whole and each day was a completely original experience."
After its launch at Canoecopia, Tombras is expecting a rousing reception at a Knoxville showing on March 13 as a part of Ain't Louie Fest, a nine-day gathering of open boaters celebrating spring on the rivers and creeks of the Southeast. "I'm so excited," he says. "It's going to be packed."
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Check out some deleted action from the film below, shot by Five2Nine Productions on location in Veracruz, Mexico on the Rio de Oro. Stay tuned to Canoe & Kayak for more updates from Jim Coffey and company's open-boating exploits south of the border.
The Canoe Movie 2 – Deleted Scene – Rio de Oro from Five2Nine on Vimeo.


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Re: The Chicken or the Eggs?
Starwind also makes a 19 footer that is a great boat. I liked it so much I sold my Beneteau First 235 so I could buy a Starwind 223. They sail great under main alone, with the fractional rig it really makes the jib easy to deal with without a furler. I would stay away from the "project boats". Within reason of course. If you find a boat that just needs sails or some rigging and the price is discounted enough go for it. I'm pretty handy, and in the past have taken on some projects because I love boats so much. What I find is I waste a lot of prime sailing time working on the boat. You'll pay a premium for a nice boat, but you could pick up a Starwind in great shape for under $5,000. Something with a spinnaker would be good practise. Don't shy away from nice Catalinas, they have a great resource network and tons of aftermarket parts. I also owned a Catalina 27 at one time, worked great for what I needed then. I would say number one criteria, get something that sails nicely that fits what you are using it for. So many people buy a boat to cross oceans when all they do is sail in the bay. I enjoy sailing more and motor less when I'm sailing well.
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Welcome back, Me (it has been years since I was here).
To the OP,
The post below assumes you eventually intend to cruise, if you are just day sailing, ignore it ...
I found that the process that people normally think of 1) come up with a plan, 2) execute the plan, etc, didn't work for me at all. I did not have enough experience to make a plan so ...
For me, I had to experiment. I didn't just get _a_ radio, I've had at least three. I didn't just get _a_ toilet/head, I've had two. I didn't just get _a_ chart table, I've already had five, redesigning each time so that I end up with what I want. "Boat" is a verb, not a noun, it is an activity, one that never ends, and the best advice I can give is to either leave it all to someone else who has a lot of experience and end up with what they want, which is probably pretty close to what you will eventually want, or do what you can to keep your options open so you can change your mind and grow. That means not committing to things you can't change your mind about, keeping access open to electrical conduits, etc, so you can add to and modify systems along the way, and not going out and blowing all your boat bucks on what you think you want at the beginning because then you won't have boat bucks to replace it all when you change your mind later. Try to keep boxes and receipts in order so that you can resell the stuff you decide you don't want later. Believe me, if you are anything like I am you are going to acquire a pile of crap that doesn't work for you that you are going to want to get rid of before you're actually "done" (are you ever really done with a boat ?). So much stuff in boating looks great in theory but in practice is either too poorly made to use or in the end is just completely impractical. Many times the "hard way" ends up being the easy way, and gadgets and gizmo's just take up space and are a PITA to deal with.
The good news is that after you play with all this stuff you eventually do figure out something that works for you, at least I have.
If you have too much energy and want to "jump ahead", my suggestion is learning how to live with what you're going to have on the boat; eating foods that only have ingredients you'll have on the boat, reducing refrigeration space down to what you'll have on the boat (if you even have refrigeration, I don't), changing your water usage to use only what you'll have on the boat, electrical usage, etc. Changing your lifestyle is going to be the biggest, most challenging changes you'll make, and it is those changes in habit that require the most effort, in my experience. Said another way, anyone can learn to anchor or sail, that is the least of it; but not everyone can learn to eat cereal without milk, deal with not having internet access (off-shore, etc), and live without air conditioning on the hook. Goodbye long hot showers, hello cold water and wash rag. I think learning to live in a tent in the middle of the woods would be better "preparation for cruising" than going to the bahamas on a charter, like so many people do.
Re: The Chicken or the Eggs?
I'd be on that '81 Hunter 22 for $895 with trailer that BJ posted... like white on rice.... If... I was after a trailer-sailor...h-22...Thats a good little boat...fast too...the early 80's Hunters were not junk by a long shot...mostly were good boats...some of the fittings were crap...but no worse than everyone else was using...and most of that needs replaced anyway on a 30-year old boat
Re: The Chicken or the Eggs?
Starwind was not made by Chrysler. Probably the best boat made by Chrysler was the Barracuda, (a 13' board boat similar to a Sunfish). The Starwinds were only produced in the '80's.
Annother good, solid, fast boat is the San Juan 21 MK II also within your towing range.
I had one on a weeks vacation with two adults and two kids on board. A little tight, but it worked.
Also the West Wight Potters are solid little boats.
Lots of boats out there.
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If you can find a nice one a Starwind 223 would be a good way to go. It was one of the first boats to take advantage of the 8'6" trailering regulations. Roomy cabin for a 22' boat and fixed keel with a "weightless" centerboard. I had one, it stands up to a healthy breeze, too.
Length is no longer an issue.
Height is no longer an issue.
Gross weight including trailer is now the biggest issue with 2000 pounds being my legal maximum. My tow vehicle will be a Jeep Wrangler. Funny thing is the 4-door Wranglers have a 3500 towing capacity with same engine. I guess it is the short wheelbase that is killing me. I don't mind going over say 500 lbs as I have done it before in the past with no problems. Just don't want to look obvious driving down the road in a little Jeep pulling a monster boat. I would prefer as much keel as possible, maybe a shoal, would be ok with a swing if the track record was good for the model. Lots to consider now. I guess the Starwind is a Chrysler? Same as auto manufacturer? We had a Chrysler outboard as a kid and it made me paddle in from a couple miles out a couple times so I still have a bad taste in my mouth. Reviews of the boat I found in my quick search were all favorable though...
Thanks again to all who have replied and are helping me along the way.
Re: The Chicken or the Eggs?
If you can find a nice one a Starwind 223 would be a good way to go. It was one of the first boats to take advantage of the 8'6" trailering regulations. Roomy cabin for a 22' boat and fixed keel with a "weightless" centerboard. I had one, it stands up to a healthy breeze, too.
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That's a fat enough budget to get what may be the perfect boat for a trailer-sailor with length limitations:
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What is your max boat budget?
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What is your max boat budget?
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Originally Posted by dmcMaine View Post
As someone who is shopping right now myself, I'd agree with a waste of capital. What you're most likely to do is buy up a bunch of stuff you won't need, and then have a list of other stuff the boat you eventually buy does need.
I like the suggestions to buy books instead. Seamanship, factual accounts, and even fiction.
Is storing the boat in your garage an actual requirement? Or would on the driveway/next to the garage work just as well? It affects what you end up with.
I'd also recommend this book: Amazon.com: The Complete Trailer Sailor: How to Buy, Equip, and Handle Small Cruising Sailboats (9780071472586): Brian Gilbert: Books
The best thing I can say is don't be in a hurry, or try to force anything. The right boat will turn up. Hehe...the first lesson of sailing, take what nature gives you.
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This is a vital week in the Champions League for more than one Arsenal side.
While Arsène Wenger's team take on Porto in the second leg of their last-16 tie at Emirates Stadium, Arsenal Ladies will be in Germany preparing for the first leg of their Quarter-Final with FCR 2001 Duisburg.
Duisburg won the Uefa Women's Cup last season and are one of the favourites to win the inaugural Women's Champions League - a revamp of the old competition. But Arsenal Ladies know what it takes to lift the biggest prize in the women's game and would love to emulate their 2007 triumph in May's one-off Final in Madrid.
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Jayne, how has the season gone so far?
Really good. Obviously we are still in with a chance of the League, we're still in the FA Cup, we're still in Europe. The only thing we missed out on was the League Cup but obviously we played with 10 men for over an hour against Everton and they scored in the last minute of extra time. That was disappointing but the way the girls came together and worked so hard during the game… I couldn't have asked for any more really.
How can you compete at the highest level when you have lost players of the calibre of Lianne Sanderson, Anita Asante, Kelly Smith, Alex Scott and Karen Carney – and soon Katie Chapman too?
It's always going to be difficult I think. Since I came to the club there has been a fairly high turnover of players, great teams and squads that have broken up so we've had to rebuild. That's probably happened two or three times since I've been here and we always manage to do it, purely because of the strength in depth. We have good kids coming through and Vic [Akers] and the other coaches have their eye on other players in other teams. But I think the biggest thing is probably the team spirit we have. I think sometimes that wins us more games than our actual ability and that's something others can't compete with.
Vic stepped down last summer, Tony Gervaise stepped down last month and now Laura Harvey is manager. Has that affected the players at all?
I wouldn't say it has that much. Obviously people miss Vic and his ways but he is still a big part of the team so we see him fairly often. There was a different way of doing things with Tony which for the girls who have been here a long time may have taken a few weeks to get used to, but there was no problem in the end. I think the players, whoever is in charge, they want to win football games, train hard and be the best they can be. Whoever is giving out the orders, the players work as hard as they can.
What are Laura's qualities?
Laura has got a lot of experience in the women's game. I think she took the British university teams a few years back and I think they got to the Semi-Finals in one of the major competitions – the World University Games I think. She was Birmingham manager for a few years and fairly successful there, and obviously she's an England coach too for the Under-19s. She knows a lot about the players through that aspect and she is involved in our academy too, coaching the girls there. Now she has stepped up to the first team. To be honest most of the girls know her whether it's through England or the club, they know her fairly well, so her coming into the first-team fold and giving out the orders is not an issue. I think everyone respects her as a coach and realises she has a lot of ability and can help us a lot.
Have Arsenal had enough credit for maintaining their status in the English game despite all the comings and goings?
It was funny, at the beginning of the season we were getting quite a lot of bad press in regards to women's football from people who thought this was the year we aren't going to win things and we're going to struggle a lot and lose many games. But I thought that was a bit naïve from the players and coaches who were saying that because I've been here 10 years, we've had a turnaround of players and at the end of the day there is still a group of players who have been here a long time and have that mental strength to compete whoever they are playing against. In that sense it helps with the youngsters coming through because as soon as they get involved with the training, especially first team, they have to be competitive and they have to work hard. Like I said that's the greatest thing we have as a team, even though we have ability on the ball, I think the fact we work for each other is the best thing about us to be honest.
Do you feel more responsibility for bringing these young players through?
Yes. With Laura now, she's working a lot on our shape, our organisation, our communication as a team, so the senior players have a big part to play in that. I think when you look at the senior players who have been here a long time – myself, Ciara Grant, Faye White, Emma Byrne - the pure enthusiasm we have for the game and training and being competitive rubs off on the youngsters as well. We aren't going to take anything less than 100 per cent when they are training with us. I think if that's the only thing we teach them then that's great.
Do you still love playing?
I still love it – I just wish I wasn't getting old! I feel OK most of the time, it just takes a little longer to recover!
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Federal regulations require that all Title IV aid recipients make satisfactory academic progress (SAP) toward achieving a certificate or degree. Progress is measured at the end of each term by evaluating the student's cumulative grade point average, credits earned in relation to attempted hours (pace), and the length of the academic program. These standards apply to your entire academic history, regardless of whether Title IV aid was received or not.
Pace: Is the number of successfully completed hours divided by the number of attempted hours. Students must pass at least 67% of all attempted hours (not earned) in order to maintain eligibility for financial aid. Attempted hours include; "W,AU, I, IP, N, N/C, W, WD, WF, X". Students placed on Warning, Probation, or Removal will be notified through Alerts on MyWS .
Cumulative Progress: In addition to the above standards, students must achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0
If a student does not meet the term and cumulative academic requirement as stated above, he/she will be placed in a financial aid "warning" status. The student will be allowed to receive financial aid for the next term that he/she attends; however, the student's status will be evaluated after the "warning" term and the student must meet the required academic standards including pace and GPA to continue financial aid eligibility. If the student reaches or exceeds the maximum hour limitation, he/she will not be eligible for financial aid.
Students who receive all unsatisfactory grades, any combination of: F, AU, I, IP, N/C, W, WD, WF, X for a term will automatically be placed on financial aid removal. This applies to grades transferred from other higher education institutions. This may be appealed by following the appropriate procedure stated below. Students will return to "Good Standing" by satisfactorily achieving the required academic progress standards at the next evaluation period.
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If a student registers for a future term prior to grades being evaluated for the current term, the aid posted for future terms will be cancelled as a result of being placed on financial aid removal.
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AUSTIN—A vegetation survey of Lake Austin by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) in September revealed that the exotic plant hydrilla was finally under control. The survey found no hydrilla. It also documented that 203 acres of aquatic vegetation habitat, mostly Eurasian watermilfoil (milfoil), was still present in the reservoir. In the June 2013 survey, there were 330 acres of hydrilla and 135 acres of milfoil. The successful control of hydrilla was a result of a science-based stocking plan of sterile Asian grass carp, which target hydrilla as their main food source.
Hydrilla has been established in Lake Austin since 1999, and this aggressive, invasive plant has posed significant safety concerns as its dense growth has impacted flood flows, water intakes and recreation on the lake. It reached a historic high coverage of over 600 acres in February 2013, due primarily to drought-induced low flows and warmer water temperatures that the plant prefers.
With the decline of hydrilla coverage, milfoil, a less aggressive exotic plant, has expanded and is providing critical benefits like aquatic habitat for fish and other wildlife, while helping maintain good water quality and excellent fishing opportunities in this reservoir.
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Memories of Bembridge
Bembridge My Home
I was born in Seaview but my mother and grandparents lived at "erndene' Steyne rd. I went to the Bembridge villiage school and attended the villiage church. I was free to roam the villiage aand beaches at will as the villiage was very safe for children. I and my family would swim at Lane end and at Forelands and Howegate, ...Read full memory
Happy Days
Seeing this picture of the Spithead Hotel has taken me back to my childhood in Bembridge. I have very happy memories playing with my friend Carola who was the owner's daughter. We would play for hours in this hotel making up endless games, hiding in all the rooms and having great fun although sometimes it was a bit spooky out of season when we had the whole hotel to our selves. Happy days.


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Discover Rice Hall, the perfect space for intimate events.
The Founders' Room, is a great choice for board meetings, day-time lunches or cocktail receptions.
Take a step outside the Museum on to our Terraces or head up to our balcony to view Evolving Planet.
James Simpson Theatre is a stunning choice for a lecture, meeting or multi-media presentation. Our Lecture Halls and Classrooms can be used for meetings and programs or as break-out rooms.
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Nowadays only specialty-barrel makers make replacement barrels. It's not really a modern gunsmith's job. The 'smith buys the barrel from a barrel maker, and fits it to your gun. Therefore, custom-made and custom-fitted barrels are just not available for some pistols.
However, all barrels can be relined by a 'smith. He drills-out the old rifling and solders or epoxies a new rifled tube into the hole. This probably could be done for some thick-barrelled pistols. Or, more commonly, the 'smith cuts off most of the old barrel, drills-out the remaining stub, and fits, and solders or epoxies, a whole new barrel that has been turned down at one end to fit into the drilled-out stub.
Sometimes, especially in 1911s and its clones, the part of the barrel at which point it attaches to the frame can be cut off of the old tube, and brazed onto the new one. Although this is done by some 'smiths, I believe it to be a very bad idea. I've had such a barrel break apart at the brazing.
This is the sort of thing that any really good pistol-smith does all of the time. Such work could, at your option, include lightening and shortening the trigger-pull, as well as controlling the trigger's over-travel, usually by means of a small, adjustable stop-screw.


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Miller Highway
The West Side Highway was an elevated parkway extending from West 72nd Street down to Chambers Street that was constructed between 1927 and 1931. The highway permitted trucks to travel between the piers on the waterfront to warehouses on the island without obstructing auto traffic. The highway was named the Miller Elevated Highway after Julius Miller, the Manhattan Borough President who shepherded it into existence through a bureaucratic maze.
While novel for its time, the pre-modern design of the highway was not suited to the post-WW-II boom in traffic. On December 15, 1973, a section of the highway near Gansevoort Street collapsed under a truck that was carrying asphalt for repair of the highway further north. The highway was subsequently closed and was gradually demolished between 1977 and 1989.
Community opposition derailed the "Westway" project, which would have replaced the highway with a tunnel. The highway was ultimately replaced with an at-grade highway south of 59th Street. The only remaining elevated section of the new highway was the reconstructed viaduct over the Westside Railyard, which had long-since been abandoned. In 1999 the new highway was renamed after famed New York Yankees center fielder Joe DiMaggio.
Riverside Drive Extension / 72nd Street Exit
The original configuration of the Miller Highway terminated at 72nd Street with a 90-degree turn onto 72nd Street . When the Henry Hudson Parkway was completed north through Riverside Park in 1936 as part of the "West Side Improvement", the Miller Highway continued north directly onto the Parkway. A complex "interchange" permitted entry from and exit to 72nd Street. Although the ramps to/from the southbound lanes were removed prior to the 1990s renovation of the viaduct, vestigial substructure remained.
Drivers wishing to go southbound could take a ramp from Riverside Drive that passed under the northbound lanes and rose between the lanes to a left-hand entrance ramp.
There was a corresponding exit from the southbound Parkway that exited at 72nd Street and passed under both lanes to empty onto 70th Street.
The exit from the northbound lanes on to 72nd street was closed in 2007 in order to permit routing of Riverside Drive into the Riverside South development.
The development plan for Riverside South included a rerouting of the Miller Highway into a tunnel through the railyard grounds, leaving the residents of the complex with a nice expanse of parkland and unimpeded views of the river. But although Trump was able to muscle the development into existence over vociferous community opposition, he was not able to convince lawmakers to expend public funds for a tunnel whose primary virtue would be to add value to a luxury housing development. The northernmost buildings were the first to rise and the boulevard in front of them was created over fill that could later be excavated for the tunnel. Development of the buildings and boulevard further south include the tunnel. Once the complex is completed and the renovated viaduct starts to reach the end of its design life in 2025 or so, the tunnel idea will likely be revisited.


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Agricultural Tourism on Hawaii Island
Hawaii Island is the heart of Hawaii's breadbasket. The bulk of the state's agricultural products are grown and processed here, and our farm and ranch products continue to flourish, nourished by the popularity of Hawaii Regional Cuisine, a culinary showcase for fresh, local and culturally-inspired ingredients.
Hawaii Island is an agricultural cornucopia. Macadamia nuts, coffee, orchids and other tropical plants, papaya, mango, cacao, jackfruit, vanilla, ginger root, kava, goat cheese, honey, hearts of palm, and exotic fruits like durian, rambutan, star fruit, cheremoya, figs, lychee, and dragon fruit are just a sample of what Hawaii's farms have to offer. Hawaii Island is also known for its cattle ranches and paniolo (Hawaiian cowboys), as well as rich ocean resources, perfect for aquaculture such as lobsters, pearls and micro-algae.
The coffee culture in Hawaii Island is especially strong. Started in the late 1820s, the farms and mills in the famous Kona coffee region, as well as Kau and other nearby areas, are renowned for their award-winning coffee beans, expert roasting and superior flavor.
When in Hawaii, eat as the locals eat. For an up-close introduction to local foods, explore Hawaii Island's colorful farmers' markets. Aside from a wide variety of fresh-picked vegetables, fruits and prepared foods—some of which you may not have seen before—you'll find crafts, gifts, artwork and so much more.
Hawaii Island also has festivals throughout the year such as the Kau (May) and and Kona (November) coffee festivals, and Mealani's Taste of the Hawaiian Range (September), which celebrate our rural and agricultural lifestyle.
The future is now at the Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii in Kona. NELHA is an ocean science and technology park that promotes educational, research and commercial projects. These projects revolve around NELHA's unique deep seawater system. which provides a continuous supply of seawater for aquaculture and other uses. For tour information, visit Friends of NELHA.


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Over the summer, I asked you all whether we are finally headed toward a cashless society. Since then the battle for the digital wallet has certainly heated up. Well today, I am thrilled to announce the newest addition to Forrester's Consumer Product Strategy practice. Her name is Denée Carrington, and she will be joining us as a Senior Analyst, covering consumer payments, starting January 3, 2012.
To provide more specifics, here's a sneak peek at some of the coverage areas where Denée will be able to help Forrester clients with consumer payment strategy in the new year:


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"I chose Roger Williams University for a few reasons. First, for the location, I mean…it's beyond beautiful. My brother was a student here when I came and we're great friends. Finally, RWU has one of the best business schools around."
While Rachel said she didn't think she wanted to play basketball in college, when she got to campus, it was unavoidable. "My friend Alex roped me in! She encouraged me to go to try-outs, and I made the team as a walk-on. I found my best friends through basketball."
When she's not hustling on the court or in the classroom, Rachel is a member of Delta Sigma Pi—the business honor society—and intramural volleyball and softball. "It's a lot of fun, but you definitely want to win—it's all about the shirt!"
Words of advice for incoming students:
"Don't skip classes. Your teachers will know you. They'll know your first name. If you're not going to class, you're not going to get the grade. Balance your time and your priorities. School is first."
"Don't limit yourself to one group of friends. Join different things—the clubs on campus are fun and they are how you'll meet new people. I was terrified of the basketball girls because I walked on. I didn't know how they would treat me, but you just have to be confident. The people here are all so nice."


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Posted 28 November 2012 - 04:30 PM
So, I recently really messed up my Sly Profit lens. I was going to get a new one, but of course- my local store only carries Event lens. So- I was wondering if anyone has every ordered Profit lens on ANSgear? I am abit iffy about ordering a lens from them- because I ordered my Pinokio from them and it came without a box, in a poorly packaged box with a bunch of coiled up paper. Are they careful with the lens? Or should I consider shopping somewhere else?
your pinokio came without a box? that doesnt sound right..
shouldve called ANS and addressed the issue.
i ordered i3, events, and grillz lenses a few months ago from ANS. all of them came in their own individual packaging and in packing material inside of a big box.
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Hm... well thank you for the correction.
Pinokios comes in a bag inside a box. I called them up too wondering but they say they pack them as is from the oem
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Why the next Pope won't change Catholic doctrine
posted at 2:36 pm on February 13, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
I've addressed this in a few posts in an attempt to push back against some erroneous assumptions in the American media about the nature of the Pontificate. The Pope does not create or change doctrine; he defends doctrine, refines practice, leads the Catholic Church's evanglization process, and rules the Vatican state. While teaching on prudential judgment relating to temporal matters may shift in emphasis and direction, the Pope will not change on doctrine or the fundamental tenets of the Catholic faith.
In other words, anyone expecting the next Pope to become less Catholic or to change the teachings of the Church simply don't understand the office at all. Ashley McGuire gives a better explanation in today's Washington Post for why those expectations are even less valid for this transition:
What the church's critics, especially those now giddily wondering if Pope Benedict's successor will shake things up, just don't seem to understand, is that church teachings on these issues are unchangeable.
Even if we entertain the human possibility of a rogue pope, the reality is such a thing is currently sociologically impossible. About half of the current College of Cardinals (the men who will select the next pope) were appointed by Blessed Pope John Paul II. The other half were put there by Pope Benedict XVI. As you can imagine, they are all orthodox, or faithful to church teaching. On everything.
While most editorial pages have spent the last eight years harping on Catholic social teaching and running hit pieces on bishops and the pope, Benedict has been filling the ranks with shepherds who will continue the church's 2,000-plus year tradition of holding firm on the most important social issues.
And not only will the church remain orthodox with Pope Benedict's successor, it should.
Our call to live counter-culturally is as old as the church itself. We believe in a God who lived among us, died for us, and showed us the way to live lives of courage and conviction–whatever our culture. Catholics are called, yes, to engage with the society around them, but not to adapt ourselves to the popular sentiments of our time. Instead, Catholics are called to live in radical service to our God. This includes loving our neighbor as ourselves. This also includes letting go of pleasure as the path to happiness (spoiler: it's not). There's nothing modern –or moderate –about that.
The most exciting part of this transition is what it might mean for Catholic evangelization and organization. The Catholic faith will remain exactly as it has been, regardless of the expectations of temporal powers.


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Hi, I´d taken this picture from the DVD.
Think there´s a red point on one of the left shoulder studs.
Shot at 2007-08-04
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Hi, I´d taken this picture from the DVD.
Think there´s a red point on one of the left shoulder studs.
Shot at 2007-08-04
Hi Sven!
I think it´s just a reflection from the set lights. :fettesb
BDW.... It is there buddy...
If you grab a few frames back it is very clear on the right shoulder. I'll see if I can load one up.. :thumbsup
Yep, JFJ pointed that one out several years ago I believe. It is painted on my suit.
Oh,... :o didn´t know this... now I know what to do on my ESB suit! ;) Thaught would have studied the costume well.
is this on teh outside caps? and any clue as to colors?
Try this... Looks to be just a 'bright Red'
IT's painted red... ;) not a reflection.
It also moves to the left shoulder... check the screen caps of when Boba is firing his blaster in the cloud city hall... it's on the left shoulder.
so in theory its on the left and right shoulders?
I personaly don't think so... I think there was only of the studs painted red... but considering the studs have to be removed and replaced everytime the costume was worn, I think the red stud just got put... where ever... but I don't know
I also saw it, and i was going to say it too. :)
There is even a moment, like half a second before the picture that has been posted, where you can see it even better.
Also , when Boba is waiting for Vader to come out, you can see that the small armour piece, the one that goes in the middle with the silver center, is a lot darker than the rest of the pieces. You can see this in many pictures.
Did anybody see that also? 8)
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Michael Selmi joined the law school faculty in 1996, after having taught at the University of North Carolina for two years. Prior to entering academia, he litigated employment discrimination cases at the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division. He also served as a law clerk to Judge James R. Browning, then Chief Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Professor Selmi teaches courses on employment law, employment discrimination, contracts, and civil rights. He has served as a visiting professor at Harvard Law School and Boston University.
Professor Selmi has published more than forty articles in the areas of employment discrimination, employment law, and constitutional law, and his articles have appeared in many law journals including the Stanford Law Review, Texas Law Review, Georgetown Law Journal, UCLA Law Review, and Virginia Law Review. He has co-written casebooks in employment discrimination, employment law, and the law of discrimination.
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Zebarth: Voting against incumbents, regardless of affiliation
October 27, 2012
Several of our incumbent Colorado U.S. senators and representatives are running for re-election. In case some of my fellow voters have forgotten, it wasn't that long ago the opinion polls around the country found that the favorable index of the seated Congress ranged all the way from 8 percent to a high of 12 percent. I assume family members included in the surveys could account for the numbers being so high. So why would we now re-elect these people? I guess in the case of our Colorado politicians we can examine their records in Washington to see if there is some activity or statesmanship that might differentiate our people from the clowns the other states sent to Congress. I tried to find something, but I can't. Seems our people were about as productive as the rest of their Washington compatriots. So I'm voting against the incumbents, regardless of party affiliation. Any replacement bodies have got to be an improvement to the current Congress.
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So I've got 3-5 days or so off to take a quick tour of Montana. I've made a camping set-up in the bed of my truck so I've set for some camping.
I'm looking to maybe take a decent loop around the western 1/3 of the state or so, possibly bring my boat?
I was leaning towards a 3 day trip up to Flathead Lake, but I'm not sure if I could take 3 days of vertical jigging Lake Trout, I would have to have some other species mixed in.
Here are some things I wouldn't mind doing... Shed hunting/hiking, mineral collecting, fishing (stream/lake), general sight seeing.
I'd be looking to take off Tuesday afternoon or Wed morning. I'd prefer to head out Tuesday afternoon and drive somewhere to wake up Wed morning ready to go.
Thanks for any ideas guys!


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This article is part of a series Best practices for Outlook for Mac 2011. To learn about the specific parts in the series, refer to the See also links at the bottom of the page.
Setting up Outlook for Mac 2011: The layout
The first step in following these best practices is to set up a system to optimize how you use Outlook for Mac 2011. It is considered best practice to have:
The What is the Navigation Pane? open on the left.
Your messages in View e-mail messages by conversation.
The Turn on or off the Reading Pane on the right.
For details on how to set up the recommended layout, see the FAQ section at the end of this paper.
It is considered best practice to have:
An Inbox for messages that you need to process (deal with). Your Inbox is for messages sent directly to you or that could be important for you to read. If you receive many messages that go back and forth among several different people, change to Conversations view. Otherwise, use the date arrangement (the default arrangement).
A single reference folder, under the Inbox, for all reference material that you might want to refer back to later. Nothing is automatically filed (i.e., with a rule) into this folder. Name this folder 1-Reference. (Adding the 1- will cause it to be the first item under the Inbox.) This folder is created under the Inbox so that you can collapse the Inbox and remove it from view.
Note: If this folder becomes too large (10,000 items or more), Outlook for Mac 2011 might become slow when switching to this folder.
A folder for career-related, private, and personal messages. Having a separate folder for personal and career-related information gives you the freedom to search for a message while someone is standing over your shoulder without worrying that a personally sensitive message will appear. Name this folder 2-Personal.
Managers might have a single folder for feedback on their employees called 3-Management.
A set of folders for Contact Group messages. All messages sent to Contact Groups (also known as list servers, or mailing lists, or distribution lists) don't necessarily need to be read. This set of folders is the repository for all of the Contact Group messages that are not automatically delivered to your Inbox. Create a single, top-level folder under your Inbox called Contact Groups, and then create a subfolder for each topic of Contact Groups. Usually, one folder per Contact Group is enough, but if you are on several related Contact Groups, consider having all of the messages delivered to the same folder. Collapse the top-level Contact Group folder so that you aren't distracted by the unread messages in the folders beneath it.
Note: If you need to read every message on a Contact Group, don't create a folder for it. These messages should go directly to your Inbox.
Smart Folders
Smart Folders, also known as search folders, are useful for gathering information from across different mail folders. Smart Folders can be especially useful when you need to gather information that is saved in different folders — for example, when preparing for a quarterly meeting.
If you receive a large volume of messages (more than 200 messages a day), search folders might be a good way for you to parse mail from different senders.
For details on how to set up Smart Folders, see the FAQ section at the end of this paper.
The goal of organizing your Outlook is to reduce the amount of unnecessary "noise" in your Inbox and to make the most important items bubble to the top. Rules help this process by moving messages into folders based on criteria that you set. Rules filter the messages coming into your Inbox for must-read items only.
It is considered best practice to have the following rules (details on how to set up these rules are in the FAQ at the end of this paper):
To: Me Any message sent directly to you or with you on the Cc line is sent to the Inbox and is not processed by other rules, even if it is also sent to a Contact Group.
Contact Groups Any email message sent to a Contact Group is sent to a Contact Group folder — unless its keywords suggest that it's important to you, in which case it is sent to your Inbox. Multiple Contact Groups that are similar should use the same rule and be filed in the same folder. If you are a member of a Contact Group for which you need to read every message, don't create a rule for it. Any messages that you must read should go directly into your Inbox.
If you receive a lot of messages or are easily distracted by the notification sound that plays for incoming messages, we recommend turning off the following options:
The bouncing Outlook for Mac icon in the Dock
The sound that accompanies all of the above settings
To change these settings, on the Outlook menu, click Preferences, and then click Notifications & Sounds. Under Message arrival, clear all of the check boxes.
Categories in Outlook for Mac 2011 allow you to manage items in many different ways. There are three main types of categories that we recommend creating:
Project (can include people)
Location or activity
Categories are not a required aspect of this system, but they will make your life easier if you are diligent about using them. For example, they can help you more easily identify what you can do now and help you group similar tasks so that you can do them all at once.
To create categories, do the following:
On the Home tab, click Categorize, and then click Add New.
It is considered best practice to have a category for:
Each of your direct reports and your manager for items that you want to review the next time you meet (for example, a category named 1:1 Manager).
Each of the major locations or types of activities that you do, so that you can perform bulk actions (a useful part of managing your tasks), for example:
@Commute for tasks that you can do on the way home from work.
@Email for tasks that involve email messages, meetings, or any other aspect of Outlook for Mac 2011.
@Home for tasks that you can do only at home.
@Meeting for items that you need in order to prepare for a meeting.
@Offline for tasks that take you away from the computer, such as making a copy of a document.
@Online for tasks that you can accomplish only online or through a Web browser.
@Phone for calls you have to make or receive.
@Read for tasks that involve just reading — not responding. This category is useful for long messages or attachments that you need to read but cannot get to right away.
@Waiting for messages or tasks for which you are awaiting a response, but there is no explicit next action for you.
Note: Using the @ symbol makes the categories stand out in your category list. Marking @ before certain categories helps to keep these categories at the top of your category list and reminds you of where you should be when you are performing this task (for example, @Phone is "at the phone").
Each important topic or project so that you can easily find messages on a given topic — especially if there is no word in the body or subject of the message that would make it appear in a search.
Important items that must be done today and cannot roll over to another day.
Note: You can apply multiple categories to a single item — as opposed to filing, where items can live in only one folder at a time. For example, an important message that you want to discuss with your manager before you respond might be categorized with both the @Email category and the 1:1 Manager category.
As you will see, categories help make searching more efficient, and help you get ready for meetings.
Note: Be very careful about categorizing your outgoing messages — your recipients might be able to see your categories. If your recipients are not using Outlook for Mac 2011 or Exchange Server 2010, they will be able to see the categories you set.
See also
Outlook for Mac 2011 Best Practices: Good time management
Outlook for Mac 2011 Best Practices: Tame your Inbox with the 4 D's
Outlook for Mac 2011 Best Practices: Manage time with a daily review
Outlook for Mac 2011 Best Practices: Do your work with the help of Tasks
Outlook for Mac 2011 Best Practices: Find that message!
Outlook for Mac 2011 Best Practices: Write great e-mail
Outlook for Mac 2011 Best Practices: Calendars and meetings
Outlook for Mac 2011 Best Practices: Frequently asked questions


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The Pittsburgh Steelers coaches still want linebacker James Harrison back for another season even though his contract situation could make that a challenge, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.
Harrison will turn 35 in May, but he matched Lawrence Timmons for the team lead in sacks with six despite missing the first three games with a knee injury.
Harrison may have to take a pay cut to stay with the team, though. The The Steelers are about $14 million over the salary cap, and they could get $5.1 million in cap relief by releasing Harrison.
The Steelers coaches still hope Harrison can team with LaMarr Woodley for a productive 2013 season, according to the report.
They combined for 27.5 sacks in 2008, 23.5 in 2009, 20.5 in 2010 and 18 in 2011 when both missed significant time to injuries.
They had just 10 between them in 2012.
According to the Post-Gazette, the Steelers believe Woodley needs to be more diligent in his offseason workouts to avoid some of the injuries that have hurt his production in recent years.
"He was awful," one anonymous teammate told the Post-Gazette regarding Woodley's 2012 performance. "He tells us he works out, but we didn't see it. He wasn't in shape. That has to be a reason why he was always hurt."
Woodley signed a six-year, $61.5 million deal before the start of the 2011 season.


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RATED highly for their fighting prowess and superior taste, bass are plentiful around the British Isles.
And in the warmer month these bristling predatory beautiess can be found in all manner of coastal locations, from surfy beaches through to muddy harbours and estuaries.
The challenge for many dedicated sea anglers is to catch a double-figure specimen – a real catch of a lifetime, especially from the shore.
Large shoals of juvenile bass, often referred to as schoolies, haunt the coast in pursuit of prey, which is extremely diverse. They'll smash into shoals of baitfish, but are just as eager to inhale crabs and molluscs off the sea bed. Estuaries and harbours are prime warm weather schoolie hotspots.
These muddy habitats yield a rich and diverse range of marine organisms, the majority of which feature on a bass's menu.
Catching smaller bass is pretty straightforward. Locate a shoal and sport is almost a dead cert. It's that classic shoal instinct of eating anything they come across – snooze and you lose, as your other shoal mates wolf it down!
Great sport can be had targeting lively schoolies on light coarse gear, though fairly abrasive mouths and rough scales call for lines of no lower than 6 lb breaking strain. Here's what Angler's Mail contributor Matt Sparkes uses…
Bass on quivertip gear with Matt Sparkes
The method I employ for my bassing session is to use my Avon rod with its quivertip section, coupled with a freespool reel loaded with durable 6 lb Maxima, fished straight through, paternoster style, with a chemically sharpened Aberdeen size 1 hook and a 1 oz carp bomb.
Bait wise, I opted for that classic sea bait, ragworm, this time choosing the fattest, juiciest king rag that my chum Deano, from Purbeck Angling, had to offer.
Bass have cavernous mouths, and a worm as thick as your finger is a mere snack!


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The best places to stay in four price ranges: budget ($), moderate ($$), expensive ($$$), and luxury ($$$$)
El Jardí
"A great value, just off Las Ramblas, with a terrace café—just don't expect anything fancy."—George Semler, author, Barcelonawalks. In one of the Barri Gòtic's most picturesque locations, opposite the church of Santa Maria del Pi. About40clean, simply furnished rooms; ask for one with a balcony overlooking the square. Plaça Sant Josep Oriol 1; tel. 34 93 301 5900. www.hoteljardi-barcelona.com
"Grunge green decor in a hip hostel amid the student scene of Barcelona's edgiest inner-city playground."—Damien Simonis, author, Lonely Planet Barcelona. The 24 rooms, some with private baths, are decorated with paintings by Barcelona artists. A hostel with character. Drawback: the neighborhood—and the building—are a bit gritty. Carrer de Joaquín Costa 44; tel. 34 93 481 6670. www.gataccommodation.com
"Central without being in a tourist area. The place can make you feel at home in at least five languages."—Matthew Tree, Anglo-Catalan writer. The 66 rooms are small but much more comfortable than its two-star designation would suggest. Carrer del Poeta Cabanyes 5-7; tel. 34 93 329 1104. http://www.hotelparalel.com/
Continental Palacete
Restored 19th-century mansion, with original cupolas, gilt curlicues, and marble; 19 rooms. Keeps rates down with unusual service shortcuts: no restaurant, but free 24-hour breakfast-snacks-fruit-drinks buffet. Rooms are small, but location is super-central. Rambla de Catalunya 30; tel. 34 93 445 7657. www.hotelcontinental.com
Banys Orientals
"Cool blue hues in compact boutique rooms within earshot of the Santa Maria del Mar."—Damien Simonis. Hardwood floors, billowy white curtains, some rooms with black four-poster beds; 56 rooms. Two nearby buildings exclusively for suites, some with lofts. The Picasso Museum is only steps away. Carrer del'Argenteria 37; tel. 34 93 268 8460. www.hotelbanysorientals.com
Hostal L'Antic Espai
"Impeccably run B&B…completely unlike the minimalist style you usually associate Barcelona with."—Sarah Andrews, author, City Walks: Barcelona. High ceilings and chandeliers, Louis XIV-style brocaded chairs, bedsteads, and armoires; 10 rooms. Charming little glassed-in terrace for breakfasts. Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 660; tel. 34 93 304 1945. www.anticespai.com
Chic & Basic Born
"Minimal lines and subtle lighting in a grand renovated building between the Ciutadella park and nightlife chaos of the Born."—Damien Simonis. Pick any decor here you like—as long as it's white. Serene minimalism, wired and wireless Internet; 31 rooms. The Born is a once depressed neighborhood in the throes of gentrification: close to the Barri Gòtic, close to the port. Carrer de la Princesa 50; tel. 34 93 295 4652. www.chicandbasic.com
Hotel 54 Barceloneta
Boutique hotel (28 rooms) opened in 2007 in the newly hip working-class barrio adjoining the port. Two minutes from the beach. Best rooms have ocean view. Suite Royal, the hotel's elegant little bar, plays blues and soul from the 1960s and '70s. Passeig de Joande Borbó, 54; tel. 34 93 225 0054. www.hotel54barceloneta.com
Joan Miró would stay here exclusively when he came to Barcelona; in the 1960s and '70s the grande dame of the city's hotels—across the square from the cathedral—also hosted Hemingway, Sartre, Somerset Maugham. Room decor in comfy floral prints, spot-on service; 145 rooms. Book far enough ahead to guarantee a cathedral view. Avingudade la Catedral 7; tel. 34 93 301 1404. www.hotelcolon.es
Granados 83
"A breeze of New York-style factory chic along a tree- and restaurant-lined uptown lane just three and a half blocks from Gaudí's 'La Pedrera.'"—Damien Simonis. Design highlighted with collection of Hindu and Buddhist art; 77 spacious rooms with hardwood floors, Philippe Starck and Saarinen furniture. On L'Eixample's prettiest and least touristy streets. Carrer d'Enric Granados 83; tel. 34 93 492 9670. http://www.derbyhotels.com/en/hotel-granados-83/
Duquesa de Cardona
"Overlooks the port from a comfortable 16th-century town house sleekly converted into a modern hotel."—George Semler. Room decor's simple and traditional, in beige and white and dark wood; be sure to get one with a harbor view. A short walk to Las Ramblas and Barri Gòtic; 40 rooms. Passeig de Colom 12; tel. 34 93 268 9090. www.hduquesadecardona.com
Elegance in the classical European tradition, on L'Eixample's fashionable central artery: uniformed doorman, entry flanked by marble statuary; 307 rooms. Bonus here is celebrity chef Fermí Puig's Michelin-starred Drolma restaurant, and his general management of the food service. Passeig de Gràcia 68; tel. 34 93 488 1717. www.hotelmajestic.es
Hotel Miramar Barcelona
"Fits the definition of 'urban retreat'—away from the buzz of the city yet only a few minutes by cab from the center."—Sarah Andrews. Built for the 1929 World's Fair in private gardens on Montjuïc, reopened in 2006. Seventy-five huge rooms with walk-in showers, balconies—some with hot tubs—with great views of the city and the port. Swim at night in the heated and fiber optic-lighted pool. Plaça de Carles Ibañez 3; tel. 34 93 281 1600. www.hotelmiramarbarcelona.com
"Boutique hotel in a restored 18th-century palace in the heart of the Barri Gòtic."—George Semler. Sun terrace with great view of the Catedral de Barcelona, restaurant overlooking the secluded Plaça Sant Felip Neri in the medieval Jewish quarter; 22 rooms. Carrer Sant Sever 5; tel. 34 93 304 0655. www.hotelneri.com
"Combines mid-city chic and splendor with a personal touch."—George Semler. Rooftop terrace and pool with panoramic city views. The 124 rooms are light, airy, clean-line contemporary, with touches of antiquity in artwork and furnishings. Carrer de Pau Claris 150; tel. 34 93 487 6262. www.derbyhotels.com
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Discussion in 'Great Skate Debate' started by barbk, Jan 27, 2012.
Shibutani's should be happy. Who else?
So far, Shibutani's are the only team I've managed to picture skating the YP.
I could see W/P, Gilles/Poirier, Aldridge/Eaton, Samuelson/Gilles, Cappellini/Lanotte, Combes/Buckland pulling off the perk needed for this. But hey, some of the Chinese teams brought perk to the Latin dances so maybe even the Yankee Polka.
What kind of music will be used? Zydeco Bluegrass? Americana? Polka? Tejano? Irish? Norteno?
Lawrence Welk.
I have seen skaters who one would have thought were in great shape absolutely sputter on the quickness of the YP.
REALLY????? Oh man, this will be priceless. I remember some pretty funny YP costumes a few seasons back. It'll be worth it for the costume voids alone.
Just to whet everyone's whistle:
Samuelson/Bates (GREEEEEN!!!)
Fraser/Lukanin, who thought they were going to skate a Latin dance?
Estonians who came from the circus
Del/Schoen doing the slutty barmaid/cowboy shtick
Zad/Verbillo, featuring Dayglo ice cream cones on the chest
Hokey country/western from the Kerrs
Oh my. Just THINK of the many ebullient possibilities!!
best YP:
i would love to see their SD
Oh my god, costume crazy awesome!! I seriously can't wait to see what kind of fashion barriers are going to be broken.
That was AWESOME.
Wheee! I love the YP.
Both D&S teams in 2008 had great Yankee Polkas.
Very impressive. Costumes were pretty good too.
I really miss compulsories.
So do I, along with original dances.
Hilarious. Can't you see the conversations that could have happened around this...
"I think the short dance concept is working!"
"I don't"
"Why, any compulsory dance could be turned into an unique and seamless short dance!"
"Not true"
"Name me a cd that won't work and THAT will be the pattern next season"
"The Yankee Polka"
How the hell are they going to assign levels to this???
Oh yes. Someone overlayed the "Oh Susanna" compulsory music to this clip and it works even better.
I kind of like that O Susanna music -- does it meet the tech requirements?
(Though I hope if any of the guys wear chaps that they don't have the weird fringe Schoen's had.)
Love, love, LOVE the Yankee Polka! (Hate the short dance, though...)
It's one SD that I hope a lot of teams will go with Polkabration! throughout, rather than polky waltzes.
In 2003, it was polka, march, and waltz for the Grand Ball OD; that worked very well, I though.
And I hate the yankee polka...
I hate the SDs as a concept... I miss the CDs! But still... a Yankee Polka SD could prove to be so awful, that it couldp provide us with lots, lots, lots of snarky commentary... which would be more entertaining than the SD itself!
Garden Kitty, where are you? Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me too.
I lurrrrrrrrrrrrved these costumes of P/B. It's one of the few costumes I always think back of.
Tobias should be in her perky element, too (from Tobias/Stagiunas team)
That's faantastic! Yankee Polka was my favourite CD.
I miss the music from the CD's. Some of them were really catchy.
I really like the YP CD music. It's so unabashedly perky.
After sitting through all those dreadful Yankee Polkas in Hamilton, still you want more? You are one sick and twisted puppy, Miffy.
Yes, it will be great for the Shibs, but what about Weaver & Poje? That CD was created for SHORT people. Capellini & LaNotte do an incredible YP. W&P, not so much.
I loved that afternoon! It was fantastic.
Definitely it will be interesting. I love this dance.
Question: will they have to do 2 patterns of Yankee Polka in SD?
I like it too, but I still don't care for the SD and preferred the CD and OD format. Having to integrate the set pattern and free skating continues to appear problematic to me in that it diminishes the strength of both. At best the free part ends up seeming like just an extension of the compulsory, it's the exception to the norm IMO for the opposite to occur, which I think would be the objective.
I think I'm finding it worse this year than as it was with the waltz last here and am wondering if it will be difficult to extend or incorporate the YP.
Love the Yankee Polka! Was one of my faves from D/W.
Wheeee! I've been wishing for a YP SD, but I wasn't sure it would happen. I actually expected them to go with the Finnstep next year. I'm really looking forward to next season's SD. I've never been a fan of the latin ODs/CDs/SDs anyway. I hope we get some polkas next year


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Zimbabwe is proud to host the first edition of the Great Limpopo Cultural Fair, an event organised by stakeholders within the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area community. The event takes place from the 21st -23rd of June 2013 in Chiredzi. The Cultural Fair aims to conserve and develop culture within the framework of the Great Limpopo Cultural Heritage Center, a project being spearheaded by Gaza Trust. The project seeks to promote, develop and conserve the intangible cultural heritage of the Great Limpopo Community for their social, economic and environmental development.
Participants at the Fair include communities from within the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area (GLTFCA's) sphere of influence namely the Shangan, Tsonga, Venda, Ndebele, and Karanga communities found in Zimbabwe, South Africa and Mozambique respectively. Government Departments and the private sector from the three GLTFCA partner countries (Zimbabwe, South Africa and Mozambique) will also participate at the Fair.
It is envisaged that the Great Limpopo Cultural Fair will unveil new business opportunities to market cultural products and to attract other key business partnerships in the region through marketing of investment opportunities emanating from the development of Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park
The Fair will serve as a regional platform to address regional problems such as irregular migration, poaching, and extinction of cultural practices, historical questions and cross cutting issues such as HIV/AIDS, international crime, and poverty reduction. It will also be used as a basis to develop education, agriculture and cultural tourism and to promote education of children in the GLTFCA region, especially the girl child and women.


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NHL Futures: Chicago tops Stanley Cup odds menu to start 2013-2014 season
The defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks are the odds-on favorites to successfully defend their title, with the Pittsburgh Penguins favored to win the Eastern Conference and listed as second-favorites to hoist the Cup.
Along with a full set of lines for those who bet on NHL each year, every team's chances to prove the oddsmakers wrong, there are a number of interesting props you can wager on in anticipation of the start of another season of NHL hockey.
The league will play a full 82-game schedule this season after an abbreviated 48-game schedule last year so the OVER/UNDER on Chicago's point total has been set at 105.5 with the moneyline listed at -115 for both the OVER and the UNDER.
The Blackhawks' odds to win another title are set at 6/1. Pittsburgh's point total has been set at 108.5 with a -115 moneyline for both results. Its odds to win the Stanley Cup are 15/2.
The Boston Bruins are a 10/1 third-favorite to claim another Cup after winning the championship in 2011. Their point total for this season has been set at 102.5, with the moneyline for both the OVER and the UNDER set -115.
The Los Angeles Kings won it all in 2012 and they come into this season as 12/1 fourth-favorites to win a championship in 2014. Their projected point total is 98.5 with a -115 moneyline each way.
One of the biggest changes as a result of the NHL's recent realignment of divisions was the Detroit Red Wings' shift from the Western Conference to the Eastern Conference.
They have been opened as 17/2 third-favorites to win the East this season behind Pittsburgh and Boston. Competing in the same division as the Bruins, Detroit's projected point total is 97.5 with the moneyline set at -115 for both the OVER and the UNDER.
The favorites for some of the individual player props for the new season include Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby at 3/1 to win the league's Most Valuable Player award, the Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist at 4/1 to win the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender, and Ottawa's Erik Karlsson at 4/1 to be named the league's top defenseman.
Crosby has also been opened as a 5/2 favorite to lead the NHL in total points scored, while Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos has been opened as a 5/2 favorite to score the most goals.
See online sports betting odds each day of the NHL season at this site.


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Global Domination For Past, Present & Future Women of Troy
Dec. 10, 2012
Three very different USC women's teams staked a claim on international dominance this past weekend. From tennis, to soccer to water polo, there were Women of Troy past, present and future making names for themselves across the globe. Let's check in on USC stars shining bright for national pride around the world:
Zoe Scandalis -- women's tennis
Amy Rodriguez -- women's soccer
Ioanna & Stephania Haralabidis -- women's water polo
Where: Perth, Australia
What: FINA Youth World Championships
How: Ioanna and Stephania Haralabidis represent the future of USC water polo as newly signed members of the Trojans next class of talent, who will join the USC roster for 2013-14. The twin sisters helped Greece's Youth National Team win gold at the 2013 FINA Youth World Championships on Sunday. After nine days of battle in Australia, Ionna and Stephania combined for four goals in the championship game (one by Ioanna and three by Stephania) to lift Greece to a 9-5 victory over Hungary. In all, the sisters combined for 19 goals for Greece during the tournament.


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A lot of creative and exciting things are happening at Labette Community College - from plays and concerts to athletics. It is up to you to take advantage of all we have to offer. Most importantly, take advantage of the opportunity to get to know your faculty on an individual basis. Many of them are Labette Community College graduates!
I invite you to visit Labette Community College first via this website and then in person. Come see what makes us so dynamic. Our Labette Community College family enthusiastically welcomes you.
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