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Pros: The cigarette works very well, the battery has safety functions for low voltage and also a time-out in case the switch malfunctions and is left on for too long.
The atomizer works really well and one cartridge lasts a long time.
Cons: The wall outlet and car chargers that came with it are of poor quality, i recommend throwing those away and just using a computer USB connection.
The refills came as tobacco flavor and high nicotine, i would have preferred no flavor or mint, and low or no nicotine since this was supposed to be a theater prop.
Other: This works great, but i suggest buying a few extra cartridges with different flavor unless you want the stink of cigarette.
Involvement Level: Expert (understands the inner workings)
Pros: The price, The easy of use, The 3 chargers, The size of the cigarrette, The existence of reffils This is a good option for those who want to keep smoking but doing no harm to them or for the others. You can smoke at home, até work, at all the places wher you cannot with normal cigarretes. This is a good option to end smoking because it helps with nicotine low level or no nicotine refills.
Cons: The build quality could be best. But for this price it is a excellent article.
Other: Buy it
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Pros: Very Simple, Easy to Use. Appears to be well made, I have only used it for a couple of days so we will see how durable it is. I can not comment on the original flavour because i immeadiately dosed it with the RED BULL flavoured oil, which tastes great. Everything you need comes in the box, charger, leads and 10 cartridges. This is way cheaper than any other prices I have seen.
Cons: There are no instructions. But if you charge it until the light goes out on the end of the battery, it appears to have a full charge. I have no idea how long the battery should last as I have not used it until the battery expires. I will try it one day and see. other than the lack of even simple instructions there are no real cons.
Other: You can´t beat the price. Be prepared to wait for delivery or pay extra if you want it faster, so stop bitching about the delivery times, what do you expect for the money? I shall write another review in a few weeks time, maybe I will be a none smoker by then or even an alcoholic. Hic!
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Pros: Price is still the best I have found on the web, though, because of performance issues I have downgraded my price rating to 2.
Cons: Battery takes upto 9 hours to charge if it has run down completely, which it does very quickly. I smoked only the equivalent of 5-6 cigarettes and the battery was flat, then 9 hours to charge does not help you stop smoking. The refill cartridges I received in the kit, are empty??? so definitely no nicotine. The only reason I was getting a hit was because i was dosing them up with Red Bull flavour liquid which does contain nicotine.
Other: I have ordered another six kits for friends, I hope that those will be allright, if not, my friends will be less forgiving than I and cheap or not they will want something that does what it says on the packet.
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Cons: Hope the battery last more time, anyway I guess it's just like the other e-cigs out there.
Other: This is my first e-cig but I was used to try my friends ones and I must say this is one of the best we'll have had ever.
Just buy 2 of them so you can stay "smoking" in case the battery is out.
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Cons: When to make a few puffs - it seems that the battery of the village, or the cartridge is over. Burning sensation in the mouth. Tried to add 4-5 drops of liquid - nothing changes. 5-6 puffs, and the same burning sensation in the mouth.
Other: Not a bad product, when compared with other analogs. This cigarette weighs slightly more than the real thing. Need to get used to.
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Pros: * It's quite fast to re-charge
* The overall build quality is quite good
* Cheap!
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Cons: * battery life could be longer, so i will indeed buy 2 more of theese just incase.
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Cons: One battery charging suffices for small time. This lack is easy for eliminating purchase of 2-3 pieces.
Other: The good assistant to give up smoking! Has bought also to the son, I will buy to friends.
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It makes a lot of smoke with a little puff.
Cigarette looks like real one, just a 1cm longer than 85mm's.
It's very easy to refill the cartridges.
The first use of opening, the battery lasts one cartridge.
Cons: Content of refills is not marked (high/med/low/no), I'm not sure, but I think they don't have any nicotine (it's better to buy a refill liquid for sure).
Not really a cons, but when you open the box, even the sticker at the end of the cartridge, my opinion is that should be marked more clear that the main cartridge is fake.
Recharging cable could be longer; this one is about 15cm.
Other: If you are looking for an electronic cigarette, this one is perfect, just buy it!
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Take a break from the heat of the beaches with at trip to the Rainforest. The Caribbean National Forest is the only rainforest in the US Forest Service system. Along route #191 there are many easily accessible places to visit such as; Yokahu Tower, Yuquiyu Snack Shop and upon entering the forest El Portal, The Visitors Center. For the more advance hiker there are many trails to explore. Hiking to the top of El Yunque or to Mount Britton Tower will give you magnificent views of the rainforest and its canopy. Be prepared for rain. After all, it is a rainforest and has acquired that name for an obvious reason.
The forest is open daily from 7:30 AM until 6:00 PM
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I am sure you are right but irrespective of the difference between alterations and repairs and maintenance the Budget change will still involve cathedrals concerned in the loss of big sums of money. Look at poor Wakefield just started massive inside works and will have to find another £200,000! for which they had not originally budgeted.
[QUOTE=ardcarp;147833] Admission fees are an outrage whether you are a practising Christian or not. Ds and Cs just do not try hard enough. They need to make the 'Friends of the Cathedral' groups much more active in fund-raising, and they need to get cyber-savvy and do some online fund-raising too./QUOTE]
I think many cathedrals are becoming much more sophisticated in the way they go about raising funds.
Cathedrals often advertise new and well paid posts for officers in the fields of development and public relations and promotion in the Church Times and other publications for example.
There is certainly a lot of networking going on at St Albans and the three big fund raising trusts covering Fabric, Music and Education have been very successful. These are entirely separate from the Fraternity of Friends of the Abbey which does great work in helping to fund smaller but no less important projects in various areas of the cathedral's life and work.
I'm with ardcarp on this one, except as regards state funding - that would be a can or worms. I shall never pay an admission charge to any cathedral or church on principle - a church should be open to anyone of any means all the time - but if I can I shall always donate.
"Wakefield Cathedral Dean's wife in VAT song protest" shock horror
They're in a sticky situation having ripped out the nave and suddenly with an extra £200,000 to find. I wonder what the Prime Minister will say in reply to the Dean's letter of protest.
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When I was a student in Durham 40 years ago, I used to be able to take a delightful shortcut from my college on the the Bailey (St Cuthbert's) via the cathedral cloisters and across the nave to Palace Green for the Library and Students' Union. Sometimes it would coincide with Choral Evensong. I am pleased that present-day students can still do so without being charged a fee.
I seem to remember that York Minster offers free admission to people who live in the city. And they certainly don''t conduct the congregation out of the building after evensong.
On the other hand, when I attended evensong at the Abbey, I paused to look at something in the nave on the way in and was swooped upon and taken to the quire. Dawdling evidently isn't allowed. I am surprised they don't supply blindfolds.
how naive I was. at Durham they ask people to donate £5 but on average receive 32p per visitor


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Thanksgiving With Meaning
November 28, 2013
I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.
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It is the custom of many Christians to bow their heads in public places and give thanks for the food that has been placed before them. I have had scores of waiters and waitresses tell me that when we bowed our heads, it was the first time they had ever seen that happen in their restaurant.
Millions never pause to give a word of thanks to God for the food provided. Few homes have a moment of thanksgiving at the beginning of the meal or at any other time of the day. Even at Thanksgiving time only a minority will pause and give thanks to God.
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In response to the recent article printed in The Herald, "Bellingham turns into battleground in coal-export fight" several supporters of the Bellingham Coal train initiative see the economic impacts of the train to be well worth the environmental hazards and disruption of day-to-day life. I believe this is certainly not the case.
Mike Elliot said, "Some groups have demonized a natural resource and they think nobody on the planet should burn this material. I disagree. We need jobs."
I believe Elliot shows a clear disregard for the environmental and social repercussions from operating a coal train on the west coast and shipping it abroad to China, which happens to have its own plentiful source of coal. Instead, we should be exploring alternative energy sources for when we no longer have the luxury of burning coal to sustain our lifestyle. If we continue to move in the direction suggested by Elliot, our dependence on coal will not only increase, but the environmental impacts will be irreversible and the industry that would have employed thousands will eventually displace those employees, creating a false sense of job security.
The greed for money has completely jaded America's collective judgment for what's right and wrong. For the earth's sake and therefore our own sake, I believe it's is imperative that this initiative is not approved.
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Today, a brilliant poem. 'The Crickets Have Arthritis', read by Shane Koyczan, the poet who wrote it.
I find it beautiful in its honesty and its plea for living life well, and I wouldn't put it up here if I didn't think and hope you would get something from it too. But I think it only right to include a health warning: it's a poem about a 9 year old boy with a cancer.


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This MS, and I don't think J.D. will mind me mentioning this, was 120k words. (It's now a 90k word novel). I started it on a Friday afternoon and by Saturday night, I was done. My eyelids turned into sandpaper, but I finished that thing in record time for me. I promptly emailed her and went nuts. "What? That's it?" And I proceeded to tell her everything I expected to come next, what I thought this and that would end up being, and jabbered on (albeit by text) about the characters. I love, love, love the characters!
Oh, yeah. I'm the #1 Fan of Dark Heirloom, book one of the Ema Marx series. I'm proud to introduce you to J.D. Brown.
I wish I could say I'd always wanted to be a writer, but that simply isn't true. When adults asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I always confidently answered that I wanted to be a veterinarian. My mission in life was to be the provocative voice of the animal kingdom. There was even a time when I thought I'd live in Africa like Jane Goodall.
My reflection haunted me as I stood with my forehead pressed against the mirror in the bathroom. I couldn't feel the glass. My brain told me it should've been cold and hard, but all my skin felt was pressure.
I looked like a zombie. My tan had disappeared, replaced by liquid white, my skin a numb rubbery latex. My teeth fanged like an animal's. My eyes…
Two days ago, my eyes were bright brown. Now they were the darkest shade of black, like onyx beads. The irises blended into freakishly wide pupils. Little specks of scarlet glittered in tiny splashes around the irises. Shuddering, I stepped away from the mirror.
I couldn't believe it. One thing was for sure; they weren't human. Humans couldn't fly or walk through walls. Humans couldn't hear or smell things from miles away with precise accuracy. They couldn't see distinct detail or vivid color in the dark of night.
Aliens, ghosts, monsters…it didn't matter what name they chose. The fact remained the same; they were convinced I was one of them now.
Jalmari's hatred for his old-man intensifies when he's ordered to bring that troublesome girl to their castle. He has a clan to run, there's no time for babysitting newborn vampires no matter how they were converted to their culture. But when a two-thousand-year-old premonition threatens to take the crown and his life, Jalmari sees no other choice than to take out the catalyst. Ema Marx. Fortunately for Ema, she could also be the clan's only savior.
The race to figure out her vampiric origins is on. And maybe she'll get the hang of the blood-drinking gig along the way…
"Why are we in the dungeon?"
"It is easier to open the gate to the underworld when you are technically already underground." She spoke matter-of-factly as she laid Jalmari's paralyzed body on the floor in the center of the dungeon. She pulled out the tiny red candles from the knapsack and placed them in a perfect circle around Jalmari's body.
"Don't just stand there." She tossed a lighter at me. "We only have a few hours before the nightshade wears off."
I started lighting candles. "Won't a few hours be long enough?"
"How should I know? I've never been to the underworld before, have you?"
I rolled my eyes and ignored her sarcasm.
She unpacked more things from the knapsack and set them down near Jalmari's feet. "Here, put this on." She tossed a bright cherry-colored shawl at me. I hadn't seen a shawl since the last time I saw my grandmother. I frowned at the ugly thing. "What for?"
"You have to wear red to enter the underworld." She produced a sporty red jacket for herself, looking much more hip than I did with my granny shawl.
Leena took the small pot of red and yellow face paint and smeared some across her cheeks and forehead. She held the pot out and motioned for me to do the same. "For the same reason as the shawl," she explained.
After I smeared the paint across my face, she handed me a red apple. "Hold this. Guard it with your life. We will need it in the underworld, unless you want this entire effort to be a failure."
I swallowed and hugged the apple to my chest.
She took out the skein of wool and tied one end securely around Jalmari's ankle. She put the rest of the wool down and opened her spell book. I watched in silence, in doubt, in disbelief, in a million other pessimistic ways, as Leena chanted words in a language I never heard before.
She moved her arms through the air in a rhythmical way as she danced around Jalmari and the candles. Her hips swayed slowly arching her back as her torso rolled in fluid, drawn-out motions. She looked very graceful and sure of herself.
Then, her pace quickened. She chanted faster. The movements became wild and rigid. She slashed at the air. She jumped and whooped and made all sorts of screeching sounds. Coal-black hair puffed in frizzes about her triangular face and her eyes glowed like green fire. Her lips moved quickly as she chanted faster and faster until her ringing voice became a sharp buzz of consonants and vowels.
I clung to the apple. I clung to the apple good.


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Out of all the titles Linux leaders are known by, we must admit that one is our favorite. The one that makes us smile is attached to Ubuntu's Mark Shuttleworth, affectionately known as the Self-Appointed Benevolent Dictator for Life. While that title is secure, one of his others will soon be dropping away.
Titles can be very important things. Project Leader is clear and practical, while Executive Director lends a sense of authority and a certain amount of corporate flavor. Many come with employment, others after to elections, and some are simply pulled out of thin air — like Developer-in-Chief, often attached to Linus Torvalds by a certain news outlet. As important as one's title may be, it's the work being done, not what the doer is called, that really matters, at that seems to be the thought of the moment at Canonical.
In a post to his blog yesterday, Mark Shuttleworth announced that he intends to pass on the title of Chief Executive Officer at Canonical, handing it over to now-Chief Operating Officer Jane Silber. Shuttleworth indicated that a newfound passion for design and quality, and the desire to "time figuring out how we harness the collaborative process to build better, more insightful products" is responsible for the decision. The transition is scheduled for March 2010, though the post ended with the note that "I expect I'll be focused on my new role by March," suggesting the date may not be quite firm.
The current and CEO-to-be issued a FAQ-style post on the Canonical Blog, discussing the changes that will accompany the transition, as well as providing more information about Silber and her qualifications. "I wear, and have worn, many hats at Canonical," she wrote, going on to note that she has been with Canonical since 2004, and has been involved with establishing and managing much of Canonical's business, specifically naming "Ubuntu One, OEM Services, Corporate Services, Marketing, Finance,[and] Legal." Silber's bio also notes that she is American, holds a Master of Business Administration from Oxford, which led to her involvement with Canonical. "I learned about Canonical and Mark's vision for Ubuntu while deciding whether to remain in England or return to the US, and haven't looked back!"
Asked about how the transition would affect their roles, Silber answered that her positions as COO and as head of Ubuntu One would be filled through an executive search — both Silber and Shuttleworth stressed that the positions would be publicly advertised. On whether any thought was given to advertising for a new CEO, Shuttleworth responded that though he had considered the option, he "ultimately decided that Jane's background, experience with Canonical, and the skills she brings to the table are exactly what Canonical needs at this point."
As for Shuttleworth's roles within Ubuntu, he indicated that his activities with the Ubuntu Community Council and Ubuntu Technical Board would not change, stating "I am not moving away or relinquishing any community role I hold." Silber went on to note that Shuttleworth retaining his Ubuntu involvement while stepping down as Canonical's CEO will "bring about...a clearer separation of the role of CEO of Canonical and the leader of the Ubuntu community." Regarding his commitment to Ubuntu, and in particular his well-known involvement in its funding: "I am more committed now than I have ever been...I will continue to be engaged, will fund the project as needed, and have the opportunity now to focus on the areas where I can make the biggest impact."
The pair ended their joint post by noting that they intend the transition to be a smooth one, relatively transparent to Canonical's customers and partners, and that the "realigning of skills" will lead to "positive benefits for all who are involved in the Ubuntu and Canonical universes." Shuttleworth echoed the sentiment in his post as well: "We are being welcomed as a partner and supplier to ever-larger businesses, and I want to make sure we are a robust answer to their needs."
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looks like he's separating the role of running an organization (Canonical) with being head honcho of Ubuntu. Let's hope he hasn't been distracted by another space rocket or something...
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I've always known Shuttleworth to be a smart guy, but never knew he was THAT smart. He is smart enough to know that no one person is an absolute repo of knowledge and that being the godfather does not necessarily mean being a great business person.
I think Shuttleworth is a perfect case studies for business students. He knows what he is good at and what he is not good at.
That said, I don't think this move will affect the Ubuntu project in any way whatsoever except to propel Ubuntu forward in 2010 though I will not use the phrase the year of Linux
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WHEN Lawrence of Arabia blew up Turkish train tracks in the First World War he used explosives sent 1,500 miles from a Waltham Abbey factory. JOE CURTIS investigates.
The Royal Gunpowder Mills shipped tonnes of gunpowder and munitions to war zones across the globe.
This included supporting T. E. Lawrence's guerilla attacks in Turkey and inventing the explosives used in the Dambusters raids during the Second World War.
Military historian David Kenyon is based at the site. He said that the importance of the site is not widely known, even by those who live nearby.
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Be you black, white, Hispanic, Latino, Asian, Jew, male, female, LGBTQQ, you only need to believe and defend The Constitution of These United States to the best of your ability. So help you God.
Winston Court posted an update in the group San Francisco Tea Party 4 months ago
The second amendment is but one sentence. It is obvious, much thought was given, by our forefathers, in its' content, and construction. Or, simply, it says what it mean, and it means what it says. It is written in plain, common, English, and is meant to be EASILY understood by all. It needs no lengthy explanations, descriptions, analysis,…[Read more]
Anthony Mucciolo posted an update in the group San Francisco Tea Party 4 months ago
For those who hold out hope for real change, this will be well worth your reading, and sharing. Every member of the New Revitalized Republican Party, and every conservative and libertarian who aspire to run for the Congress and the Senate in 2014 will most likely defeat their counterparts if they adopt all or most of these positions as their…[Read more]
Anthony Mucciolo posted an update in the group San Francisco Tea Party 4 months, 1 week ago
Every argument that I have heard and/or read concerning the Constitution of the United States never includes the most important aspect of the Document. "They should stick to the letter of the Constitution!" seems to be heard the loudest. Unfortunately, it was this argument that has given us multitudes of Supreme Court and Circuit Court opinions on…[Read more]
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When referring to Ford vehicles, the Taurus is the brand's full-size sedan. First seen on the road in 1985 (as a 1986 model year), it has been in production for almost twenty near-continuous years. Attributes associated with it are spaciousness, ease of use and affordability. For the 2013 model year, Ford builds on that foundation from when leg warmers, side ponytails and parachute pants were all the rage.
Now we see a more mature four-door, with a host of standard safety technologies, a new look, engine options and more.
While the Taurus was completely redesigned in 2010, the 2013 model year gets quite the facelift.
This also marks the year where the SHO (meaning "super high output") becomes Ford's most spirited version to date.
From the outside, it features a performance-inspired grille in black mesh, high-intensity-discharge headlamps and a unique decklid-mounted spoiler.
The SHO-specific side view mirrors also have a little flair to them. They're in a contrasting black hue and are heated, have memory functionality and contain downward-facing puddle lamps. The driver's side features an auto-dimming function.
Behind the front wheel openings you'll also find there's a fender-mounted scallop which contains a subtle SHO badge. Just in case you couldn't pick it out of the crowd from its pen pals. Not to mention the unique 20-inch premium painted wheels that are wrapped in P245/45R20 all-season tires to really catch one's gaze.
Soft-touch materials are found throughout the cabin to continue to refine the Taurus's inside. Both the centre stack and instrument cluster have a modern edge to them, and are laid out in an easily readable fashion.
Three engines are offered on the Taurus, including the 3.5-litre V6, which is standard on SE, SEL and Limited trims. Then there's the 2.0L Ti-VCT EcoBoost I4, which is available as an optional engine on the SE and SEL.
The SHO comes with its own special SHO-off engine. It's a 3.5L twin turbocharged direct-injection EcoBoost V6. With an output of 365 horsepower and 350 foot-pounds of torque, you can easily get places in a hurry. It's then matched with a six-speed SelectShift automatic transmission with paddle shifters. Whether you allow the transmission to work its magic on its own, or decide to gear up and down via the paddle shifters, there's a good time to be had when behind the wheel.
The Taurus's impressive horsepower stats would not be nearly as exciting if the SHO didn't have a sport-tuned suspension to help you tackle all of life's turns.
Equipped on the SHO is their Curve Control. It's a uniquely Ford feature aimed at slowing the vehicle down if, according to Ford, "the driver inadvertently enters a curve too quickly. With application of four-wheel smart braking, the vehicle can reduce speed by up to 16 km/h (10 mph) in approximately one second."
The end goal is to help keep you on the road and out of trouble.
There's also the inclusion of torque vectoring control, which acts similar in nature to a limited-slip differential. It uses slight braking on the outside front wheel when accelerating through a corner, ultimately making the car handle better.
Controlling the wheels is done through electric power-assisted steering. For a vehicle as large as this Taurus, it makes urban driving easy to navigate and not a chore for the hands.
When behind the wheel of the all-wheel-drive Taurus SHO, the improvements to noise, vibration and harshness are noticeable. Whether stuck in gridlock traffic or comfortably cruising along the highway, exterior noises are kept at bay so you can enjoy the music on the stereo or the conversation of a driving partner.
Speaking of music, Ford teamed up with Sony to include a stereo system that rocks (a $1,200 option, but active park assist, climate controlled front seats and more also come with this equipment group). It's linked with the SYNC voice-activated entertainment and communications system, which I've always found fairly easy to work with.
Luckily, the 8-inch screen works in conjunction with a backup camera, otherwise, parallel parking and reversing might pose somewhat of a problem.
Seats: Five
Engine: 3.6L twin turbocharged V6
Power: 365 horsepower, 350 foot-pounds of torque
Transmission: six-speed automatic
Price: base/as tested: $49,199/$50,399 (excluding destination and taxes)
Fuel economy: 12.2 litres per 100 kilometres (city), 7.8 L/100 km (hwy.)
Cargo capacity: 20.1 cubic feet
Pros: lots of power, great standard technologies
Cons: electric power steering could have a more engaging feel
No greater proof is there of my contention that Ford is the North American Toyota than the 2013 Taurus SEL AWD. Indeed, despite an additional 25 horsepower... more »
Two key products in Ford's portfolio have been given mid-cycle freshening for 2013. The full-sized Taurus sedan and the Oakville-built Flex crossover ... more »


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How to Find Us
The Airport
Take the Aircoach (€6) or Airlink (€4.50) airport buses to O'Connell Bridge & follow Map (above). OR Take any bus to the city centre. These buses costs approximately (€1.45).
Heuston Train Station
Bus numbers 90 and 90A bring you directly to Bachelor's Walk (€0.75) OR Walk 15 minutes towards O'Connell Bridge.
Connolly Train Station
Walk South to the River and then West along the quays to O'Connell Bridge (10 Minute Walk).
Busaras (Central Bus Station)
Walk 5 minutes towards O'Connell Bridge.
(See the Map above).
Dublin Port
Bus Numbers 53 & 53A take you to the Customs House (€0.75) - then walk West towards O'Connell Bridge.
Nearest Car Park
Fleet Street - Temple Bar. Overnight rates for parking are €7 per night.
Dun Laoghaire Sea Port
Take the DART (train) Northbound to Tara Street Station and follow the map for directions.


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WICHITA, Kan.—
Heights golf coach Austin Sander hadn't coached any sport in his four years teaching at Wichita Heights. He wasn't a head coach, assistant coach or assistant to the assistant coach.Sander is currently wrapping up his first year as head golf coach at Heights, and has led his team to the state tournament. With a score of 305, the Falcons took third at the Sim Park regional. Manhattan won the tournament with a score of 297 and Washburn Rural finished second with a 301.
"I knew I had a good core group coming back," Sander said. "We just needed to find a couple more players to score for us. And we were able to do that today."
Hunter Leichner won the individual title for Heights with a blazing 67. In second place individually was Andrew Beckler of Wasburn Rural who shot a 72. Heights' Caleb Haight finished third with 73.
Sander wasn't too surprised by the performance of his top two scorers in the regional. He was most pleased by the performance of the other four players on the squad in Zach Pitcher, Luke Gannon, Brandon Johnson and Sage Elassiais.
"Our top two players played really well," said Sander. "They scored really well today. Our third and fourth players kept it together, which was huge."
The players Sander referenced were Pitcher, who shot a 45 on the front nine, but backed it up with a 39 on the back nine. The most dramatic improvement came with Johnson when he shot 51 on the front nine, but dropped 11 strokes on the back nine to shoot a 40.
"They struggled on the one side, but kept it together on the other side," said Sander. "They were able to come in with decent scores to help us as a team and that's what it takes. It all matters, that's what I tell the guys every time out."
Johnson proved that every stroke matters. Without his drop of 11 strokes from the front nine to the back nine, Heights may have missed the cut to go to state. Topeka took fourth with a team score of 316.
Sander has told his team all season that every shot matters. Even if they are facing a short putt for bogey, it still counts.
"We tell them that each shot is the most important shot of the day," he said.
Leichner and Haight were the face of consistency for the Falcons today. Leichner shot 34 on the front nine and 33 on the back, while Haight shot 36 on the front and 37 on the back.
Top individual qualifiers were Topeka's Christian Heisler-Cruz with 77 and Max Stucky Halley with 79. Wichita Southeast's Tyler Clark was the third qualifier as he also shot a 79.
There was a four-way tie for the fourth individual qualifier as Junction City's Brandon Dillon, Derby's Kevin Dillon, Topeka's Dylan Crawford and Dylan Cox all shot 80. All four qualified for the state tournament.


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See what has been happening at the Foundation in our archives section. You can stay informed on all the ways the Foundation is helping our students, and if you want to be a part of the fun, join our mailing list to get all the updated information about how you can help students at LSSC.
Leave a Legacy at the Cooper Memorial Library with an Engraved Brick
Leave your Legacy at LSCC.pdf
LSCC Foundation Recognizes Students Leaders with the Help of the Jacobsen Foundation
LSCC Recognizes Student Leaders.pdf
LSCC Foundation Announces an Alumni Association
Announcing New Alumni Association Press Release.pdf
Installation of New Officers and 13 New Board Members
2012 New Officers Press Release.pdf
Leave A Legacy At LSCC-Buy A Commemorative Brick
LSCC Commemorative Bricks.pdf
Orlando Business Journal Recognition
Orlando Business Journal Recognition.pdf
Progress Energy Supports Grant for LSCC Foundation
Progress Energy Grant.pdf
Summit Green Partners with LSCC Foundation for Second Chance Scholarship
Summit Green-2.pdf
McLin Foundation Support Nurse Simulator Program
Nursing Grant McLin.pdf
Help us Raise $225,000 during our 2012 Annual Campaign
2012 Annual Campaign Press Release.pdf
2012 Golf Tournament Huge Success
2012 Golf Tournament Results.pdf
LSSC Foundation Installs New Officers and Board Members for 2013
2013 New Officers Press Release.pdf
We Reached Our Annual Campaign Goal
2012 Annual Campaign Results Final.pdf
College hosts 50th Anniversary Community Event
LSSC Celebrated 50 Years with Community Wide Event.pdf
$31,300 Awarded in Projects to Faculty and Staff
Special Projects Awarded Press Release.pdf
MISSION: Possible 28th Annual Gala Auction sponsored by Ernie Morris Enterprises/HON
2013 Gala Auction Press Release.pdf
Looking for Student Ambassadors, Deadline to Apply is July 11th
Become a Student Ambassador at LSSC.pdf
Gala Auction a Success
LSSC Foundation Gala Auction Results Press Release.pdf


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FAQ: Why is Spain now in crisis? And can it be fixed?
Spain is back in the headlines, threatening to drag down the global economy. The panic started last week, after the country's fourth-largest bank, Bankia, announced that it needed $23.5 billion in aid. But how did Spain get to this point? Here's our explainer on the crisis:
Let me guess, Spain is in trouble because its government spent way too much and ran up big deficits, right?
Not exactly. Before the financial crisis hit, Spain was actually running smaller deficits than even Germany. Its public debt was just 27 percent of GDP. Spain was considered a model of fiscal responsibility.
Then how did Spain get into its current mess?
It all started with a housing bubble. During the 2000s, thanks to low interest rates and an influx of foreign capital, Spain had a furious boom in housing construction — houses that, it turned out, the country didn't really need. Below is a graph of the price-to-rent index in Spain, which gives a sense of the sheer size of the bubble. In 2007, the bubble finally burst. And Spain still isn't anywhere close to recovering. Economists Cinzia Alcidi and Daniel Gros have estimated that housing prices have fallen 26 percent, but that's still only about half of the total decline that will ultimately need to happen:
Why does it matter if Spain's housing prices fall? Cheap houses for everyone!
Well, it's a big problem for all those Spanish banks that are holding mortgages or properties. Ultimately, Alcidi and Gros estimate that the excess housing in Spain amounts to about $470.1 billion, or 37 percent of the country's GDP. "It goes without saying that our estimated total," they note, "exceeds by far the provisions and write downs accumulated by the Spanish banking system … so far." In other words, Spanish banks have taken big losses already, and they're likely to take even bigger losses in the years ahead — up to $320 billion, according to the Institute of International Finance.
So that's why Bankia's in trouble?
Yep. During the housing bubble, it was Spain's regional banks, or cajas, that threw the most money at property developers. The entity that's getting all the headlines now, Bankia, was formed after a 2010 merger of seven cajas that were too weak to stand on their own. But after receiving $5.6 billion in government aid earlier this month, Bankia recently announced that it actually needed about $23.5 billion in aid. And the housing bubble hasn't even finished bursting yet.
Okay, Spain just has to give Bankia a $23.5 billion bailout. What's the problem with that?
Spain doesn't have that sort of cash readily lying around. Investors are already nervous about lending more money to Spain, whose deficits have spiked ever since its housing market collapsed. And Spain's economy is now in shambles. Before the crisis, one-seventh of its workers were employed in the housing sector. Since the bubble popped, unemployment has soared to 25 percent. The retail sector has collapsed. Even the country's once-bright export and auto sectors have started sinking in recent months.
And, to pile on, Spain is supposed to reduce its deficit from 8.9 percent of GDP to 3 percent of GDP next year, in order to follow euro zone rules — and all that austerity is squeezing the economy further.
How does Spain get its economy growing again without its banks?
That's the problem. Spain can't really grow if its banks aren't lending to businesses. And its banks aren't lending to small and medium-sized businesses, because they're facing massive losses and shrinking balance sheets. Plus, plenty of Spanish depositors are taking their euros out of Spanish banks and sending them to Germany because they're afraid that Spain might leave the euro. That's made Spain's bank problems even worse.
This sounds like a serious bind.
Yep. It's partly why Tyler Cowen says Spain might be "in a self-cannibalizing downward spiral." (He offers up a lot more reasons at the link.)
Is there any other way Spain can save its banks?
The government also is trying to get creative in propping up Bankia. Matthew O'Brien of The Atlantic explains the latest scheme: "They proposed recapitalizing Bankia with $23.5 billion worth of Spanish bonds, that Bankia could then use as collateral at the [European Central Bank] for new money. It that sounds suspiciously like asking the ECB to print money to bail out its banks, that's because it is."
So far, it's unclear whether the European Central Bank is willing to go along with that plan — the Financial Times' David Keohane tracks some of the early confusion over whether the ECB would agree to essentially inject money into the Spanish banking sector.
Basically, it's still uncertain just how rickety Spain's financial sector is. The Spanish government has so far ordered the country's banks to set aside around $115 billion in capital, all told, to prepare for further losses in the property sector, but housing prices are falling so steeply and the economy's so terrible that it's unclear whether that cushion is big enough.
If Spain can't patch up its banks, can't it get aid from other European countries? Isn't that what happened in Ireland?
Right, the alternative is for wealthier European countries — mainly France and Germany — to bail out Spain with lots of money. That's what they did for Portugal and Ireland. But Spain is much, much bigger and much, much more expensive. To put this in context, Ireland has received about $105 billion in aid, and its housing market has mostly stabilized. By Alcidi and Gros' estimates, Spain might need more than four times that much. And Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, for his part, has said he won't accept an international rescue.
Are there any other ideas for fixing Spain?
Alcidi and Gros argued that Spain needs a major readjustment: Workers and resources that used to go to construction need to shift elsewhere. But that will take a long time and is hard to do, given that Spain is on the euro. The latest idea from European leaders is to give Spain a little more flexibility on its deficit targets. And Felix Salmon at Reuters also reports on the current suggestions that Europe create a continent-wide "banking union" — so that individual countries wouldn't have to deal with banking crises on their own. But that idea's only slowly getting underway.
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Swimming and Diving teams at Michigan State for First Big Ten Action of Season
STATE COLLEGE, Pa., January 23, 2002 �C The Penn State men��s and women��s swimming and diving teams will be competing against Big Ten teams for the first time this season at Michigan State on Friday and Saturday. The men��s team will be competing against Michigan State on Saturday at noon, while the women will face No. 14 Indiana and Michigan State on Friday and Saturday. The Penn State men��s team has a 1-2 record and is ranked No. 17 by the CSCAA, while the women are ranked No. 20 by the CSCAA and also sport a 1-2 record. Head Coach Bill Dorenkott stated, "We are looking forward to opening our Big Ten slate. Michigan State and Indiana are two well coached programs that I hope will bring out our best.�� The three women's teams will compete every event that is contested at the Big Ten Championships, with the exception of platform diving. The meet will be divided into four segments; beginning with the one- and three-meter diving events at 4:30 p.m., on Friday, before the first swimming segment starts at 6 p.m. Saturday's competition will begin at 9:30 a.m., with the final events being held at 3 p.m. Diving coach, Craig Brown added, "This will be a great opportunity for our kids to compete against the kind of great divers the Big Ten is known for. Our kids have been training well and we know this will be an important step in our preparation for the Big Ten��s,�� says coach Brown. Both teams�� final home dual meet is versus West Chester is Sunday, February 2 at 12:00 p.m in McCoy Natatorium. The senior squad members from both teams will be honored at the meet. -LIONS-


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2013 Event Schedule
Trunk Show
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Dunbarton Arts on the Common
Benefiting The Dunbarton Town Hall and
Theatre Restoration Project
Dunbarton Town Common - Dunbarton, NH
Mother's Day Weekend
May 11 & 12, 2013
10:00am - 4:00pm
Arts on the Green
Town Green, New London, NH
Saturday & Sunday July 6-7, 2013
10:00am - 4:00pm
Concord Arts Market
Concord, NH - Market Days
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
July 18-20, 2013
9:00am - 8:00pm
Canterbury Fair 2013
Canterbury, NH
Saturday July 27, 2013
9:00am - 4:00pm
2013 60th Greeley Park Art Show
Nashua, NH
Saturday & Sunday August 17-18, 2013
10:00am - 5:00pm
33nd Annual Craft Fair
Sponsored by the Amherst Lions Club
Amherst Middle School - Amherst, NH
December 7, 2013 9:00am - 3:00pm
My new studio
I love working with my hands and making things. Beading was where I started, but began exploring metal work by taking classes at the New Hampshire Institute of Art. Inspired, I was soon creating organic sculptural jewelry based on my deep love of nature and plant forms. Each piece I make is hand forged using techniques such as chasing and repousse, fold-forming and embossing. I make all the elements of each item including clasps, using fine and sterling silver, copper and brass, but also incorporate recycled metals such as antique silver plate to add a unique twist to my contemporary designs. You will also find interesting elements such as agate slices, unpolished stones and cut gems. No two pieces are alike and all are original designs.
Jo Shields
I am now happy to say you can find my work in:
Sharon Arts Center
Peterborough, NH
Portage Hill Art Gallery
6439 South Portage Road
Westfield, NY 14787
Goffstown, NH
Ohana Yoga
142 Village Green
Henniker, NH
Earthly Roots Hair Studio
124 Hall St. Suite 1-2
Concord, NH
This is my second piece of what I call
'Wall Jewelry'
It is a scarab in fine silver rivited to brass and
mounted to cocobolo wood
These pieces are all recycled materials
with fine silver rivets
If you are in need of the perfect little special event purse,
check out my sisters website.
You will see some beautiful little pieces of art!