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Description Holiday apartment
total area of accommodation: 36 m2, raised ground-floor, bedrooms: 1, in the centre, partial sea view, pets allowed – on request,
Living area
dining room, living room and kitchen - one unit, table and chairs for every person, sofa bed for one person, tiles
kitchenette, kitchen utensils, pots, cutlery, etc. provided, dish clothes, electric cooker, number of rings: 2, refrigerator with a freezer compartment, microwave, electric kettle
Bedroom No.1
number of bedrooms: 1, double room with double bed, parquet
number of bathrooms: 1, bathroom with toilet, with a shower
Outside Area
shared terrace, there are a table and the chairs for the balcony, parasols available, parking in the yard,
More info
TV without SAT, pets allowed - on request, daily rate per pet is 5 Eur / night, bed linen are changed weekly, Towels are changed twice a week, the sojourn tax is included in the price, final cleaning included in the price, clothesline, the landlord lives in the building or next door, number of apartments / rooms in the same house: 3
|Sleeps up to 3, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Rijeka 30 km, Nearest railway: Rijeka 60 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Dining seats for 3
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
Island of Krk
The apartment is situated in Vrbnik on the Island of Krk, a picturesque little town famous for its history and also for its inspiring beauty that always attracted many artists. Vrbnik is an ideal destination for family holidays and for active vacation (swimming, hiking, cycling, scuba diving, kayaking, wakeboard & waterski).Vrbnik is also widely known for its sort of wine grape called Vrbni?ka žlahtina. You can try that well known dry white wine, as other Krk specialties in one of numerous wine-cellars / taverns (konoba) and restaurants in Vrbnik. Besides, the location of Vrbnik on the Island of Krk allows you to reach all the major places on the Island in only 20 minutes by car. That`s why Vrbnik is an ideal starting point for your discovery excursions on the Island of Krk.
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A fascinating new theory seeks to explain why flu takes hold during the winter months and why it infects so many people, particularly elderly adults. At the heart of this theory is the presence of a vitamin deficiency in certain populations, including aging adults, around the world. In this article, we examine this intriguing theory, and how defending against the flu may be as simple as taking enough of a common nutritional supplement. Influenza Outbreak: A Modern Mystery One of the greatest medical mysteries of the ages may finally have been solved, thanks to a newly published theory regarding the relationship between influenza and its peak onset during the winter months.1 Published just months before the start of the annual flu season, this novel theory addresses questions that have puzzled scientists for decades: why does flu strike almost exclusively in winter, and why are the elderly often at greatest risk of contracting the disease? Avian Flu Virus (H5N1) The answers to these questions are of more than academic interest. In the US alone, influenza hospitalizes more than 100,000 people—and kills more than 30,000—in an average year.2,3 With the recent scares over avian (bird) flu and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), many scientists believe it is only a matter of time before the world is gripped by a deadly pandemic. Improving our understanding of these diseases may help us avert disaster from influenza and other severe respiratory viruses. Surprisingly, the solution may be as simple as supplementing with higher-than-usual amounts of a common vitamin in the fall and winter months.2,4 The story behind this proactive approach to flu prevention begins in England more than a quarter century ago, eventually coming to fruition in California. Popular Misconceptions About the Flu First, some background on the influenza virus is in order. Epidemiological data from around the globe indicate that while flu cases are not entirely unheard of in summer, outbreaks of this virus peak soon after the winter solstice in temperate latitudes.5 For years, health experts have speculated that the explanation for this seasonality is that people tend to congregate indoors more often in winter, thus fostering rapid person-to-person transmission. However, in this age of ubiquitous air conditioning and 9-to-5 jobs, is there really much difference in the potential for interpersonal contact from one season to another? While children probably spend more time indoors in winter due to school schedules, what about adults? In fact, the "huddling inside" explanation has never been found to account for the seasonal nature of influenza infection. In a recent article on influenza transmission, a respected researcher at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention noted that no human experimental studies have delineated the person-to-person transmission of influenza. Instead, the virus appears to be spread through indirect contact, with transmission through respiratory droplets the most probable explanation at this time.5 However, since these minute respiratory particles are unavoidable, this theory fails to explain why influenza occurs more often in winter and why certain individuals demonstrate protection against the flu. This puzzle has led researchers to continue searching for factors contributing to the infectious nature of influenza viruses. Unraveling the Influenza-Winter Season Connection Dr. John Cannell, a California psychiatrist, is the chief author of a landmark theory that postulates that influenza epidemics are intimately linked to declining vitamin D levels.1 In California, Dr. Cannell works with patients at a maximum-security hospital for the criminally insane. In recent years, he had become aware that vitamin D is a unique compound with profound effects on human immunity. He had kept abreast of cutting-edge research demonstrating that vitamin D has numerous wide-ranging effects in the body, influencing everything from bone health and cancer prevention to blood pressure.1,6,7 Dr. Cannell also knew that an alarming number of otherwise healthy people are deficient in this crucial vitamin, especially in winter. "I realized that vitamin D is really quite different from other vitamins," he recently told Life Extension. Most of Dr. Cannell's patients are African-Americans whose skin pigmentation interferes with the sunlight-driven production of natural vitamin D. This fact, combined with their confinement, led Dr. Cannell to suspect that his patients' blood levels of vitamin D would be abnormally low. Testing confirmed this to be the case. After educating his patients about vitamin D's potential benefits, Dr. Cannell prescribed routine supplementation with 2000 IU of vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) daily. He says he would have given the men even higher doses, but 2000 IU represents the current "upper limit" of vitamin D intake recommended by the government-sponsored Food and Nutrition Board of the Institute of Medicine. By contrast, most adult multivitamins deliver just 400 IU of vitamin D, and a single eight-ounce glass of fortified milk delivers just 100 IU.7 Patients Stay Flu-Free Amidst an Epidemic In the late winter of 2005, influenza broke out at the hospital. Ward after ward was quarantined, as patients were gripped with the chills, fever, cough, and severe body aches characteristic of the influenza A strain of the virus. "First, the ward below mine was infected," says Dr. Cannell, "and then the wards on my right, left, and across the hall." To his growing amazement, however, his own patients remained unaffected. "My patients had intermingled with patients from infected wards before the quarantines," he notes. "I felt certain that my patients had been exposed to the influenza virus." His patients' enduring health in the midst of a local epidemic profoundly influenced Dr. Cannell's thoughts on the relationship between vitamin D and immunity to the flu.7 He recalled the work of a pioneering British physician, Dr. R. Edward Hope-Simpson. Working in virtual obscurity, Hope-Simpson was catapulted to fame in the mid-1960s when he discovered the cause of shingles, a painful condition that affects adults. Thanks to Hope-Simpson, we now know that shingles results from the reactivation of latent chicken pox virus. After announcing this widely hailed discovery, Hope-Simpson turned his attention to influenza and was the first to document that in temperate latitudes, influenza A epidemics invariably peak in the month following the winter solstice. This pattern holds true for both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, and cases tend to rise and fall for about two months before and after the peak.8 Noting the obvious relationship between the decline in sunshine and rise of influenza, Hope-Simpson proposed that an undetermined "seasonal stimulus" must be responsible. Although he recognized that solar radiation had to be involved in evoking this seasonal stimulus, he was at a loss as to what the actual stimulus might be. Before his death in 2003, Hope-Simpson published numerous papers documenting the seasonal nature of influenza. While flu cases occasionally occur in summer, they rarely cause communal outbreaks. It may seem like common sense to acknowledge that flu is a winter phenomenon, but the fact had never been scientifically documented before. Hope-Simpson also noted, and other scientists have now confirmed, that flu outbreaks in the tropics tend to occur in the rainy season, when sunshine is scarce.4,7,9 Vitamin D and Immunity: What You Need to Know An intriguing new theory suggests that diminished winter blood levels of vitamin D increase people's susceptibility to influenza infection. Patients supplemented with vitamin D were shown to be completely protected against influenza infection, even while living in close proximity to people infected with flu. Vitamin D has far-ranging effects on the immune system. Dangerous flu virus strains stimulate white blood cells to produce inflammatory cytokines associated with severe illness, while vitamin D protects against this effect. Vitamin D enhances the production of antimicrobial peptides, which are proteins that protect organisms from infection-causing microbes such as viruses. Vitamin D also activates essential infection-fighting immune cells known as macrophages. People who live at higher latitudes, where less vitamin D is available from exposure to sunlight, experience a greater risk of illnesses such as multiple sclerosis, diabetes, osteoporosis, and certain cancers. People seeking to optimize immune health and protect against viral flu infections, particularly elderly adults, should consider supplementing with high-dose vitamin D, especially during the winter months. Continued on Page 2 of 2


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Is structural unemployment on the rise?
Behind the concern about the sluggishness of the U.S. jobs recovery lies a debate about how much of the lag may be due to "structural unemployment." This type of unemployment stems from longer-term changes in the structure of the economy, not from a temporary decline in demand for workers. Examples of structural change include a shift in the economy toward jobs requiring higher levels of education or a permanent decline in demand for a particular industry's product.
Some observers argue that the persistently high unemployment rate can be accounted for by "a shortfall in demand, rather than structural changes in the composition of our output or a mismatch between worker skills and jobs," as Christina Romer, former chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, noted in a Sept. 1 speech to the National Press Club.
Some suggest that unemployment is always slower to recover after a recession caused by a crisis in the financial system because such a crisis often undermines the confidence of both lenders and borrowers, virtually guaranteeing a period of slower job creation until confidence returns.
Still others suggest that fundamental changes in the economy, including migration of manufacturing overseas and major advances in automation, are combining to push unemployment higher on a longer-term basis.
The debate is important because, if a significant portion of current joblessness stems from structural issues, then traditional stimulus measures may not have as much success in creating new jobs as in the past.
Chart 1 shows that "underemployment" (people who are working less than they would like to) is significantly higher than in past recessions. Such data have fueled the debate about whether there is something different about the current episode.
Possible factors
It takes time for workers in shrinking industries (such as manufacturing, construction, and finance) to retrain themselves and acquire the skills and knowledge needed to enter expanding industries like health care or technology.
Economists use the Beveridge curve (named after British economist William Beveridge) to study the relationship between job openings (vacancies) and unemployment (see chart 2). The Beveridge curve shows how efficient labor markets are in terms of matching unemployed workers to job openings. As Atlanta Fed Research Director David Altig discusses in his Aug. 18 macroblog, although the job opening rate has increased significantly recently, the unemployment rate has not improved much. This trend suggests that labor markets are having trouble matching workers to job openings.
The jury is still out on the current episode. Altig cites work by the Cleveland Fed's Murat Tasci and John Lindner that indicates that "the dynamics we have seen recently are not an exception, but are common during the recovery phase of business cycles. As the economy starts improving, it takes time to deplete unemployment, even though job openings are relatively quick to adjust."
Lack of mobility
But with existing home sales nationally down 25 percent from a year ago (see chart 3), many people are unable to sell their homes and move to an area where more jobs are available. In addition, the prevalence of two-income households makes it much harder for many families to relocate than it was in the days of single-earner families.
Extended unemployment benefits
How much unemployment might be structural?
With the civilian labor force in August at 155 million, the difference between an unemployment rate of 5.0 percent and one of 6.75 percent is about 2.7 million jobs, enough to have significant effects on everything from health care to government budgets to election results.
History shows that it has usually been a mistake to underestimate the American economy's resilience. New technologies, new inventions, and new industries have created massive numbers of new jobs. Huge numbers of workers are in the process of retraining themselves. This time, however, jobs in many emerging industries will likely require significantly higher levels of education or training. And many American companies face overseas competitors who have the advantage of lower cost labor.
There is no quick fix if structural unemployment is indeed higher than in the previous recession. Better education, more targeted job training programs, increased business confidence, and an improved housing market can all play a role in addressing the issue, and they will all take time to make a difference.
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
beat the cold
41 comments:
- Anja said...
It looks very delicious and comforting.
- January 18, 2011 at 8:09 PM
- ♥peachkins♥ said...
That looks fantastic!
- January 18, 2011 at 11:38 PM
- Lulu said...
Mmmm very delicious!
The pictures are great!!!
- January 19, 2011 at 1:49 AM
Just looking at this soup is warming me up on a chilly Wednesday morning!
- January 19, 2011 at 12:19 PM
- Medifast Coupons said...
Wonderful winter warmth in a bowl. It is colourful, healthy and well delicious! Great easy way to get everyone eating better!
- January 19, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- hannah at honey & jam said...
ahhh this looks so good.
- January 19, 2011 at 9:21 PM
- Natasha said...
This looks so good and exactly what I need to make on these cold evenings! Beautiful photos too :)
- January 19, 2011 at 9:38 PM
- Sarah-Lyn said...
OMG that looks delicious!! On very cold Toronto day like today that would be a perfect dish :)
- January 21, 2011 at 9:45 AM
- Sarah said...
Hello, love your blog and this is a great soup recipe!
Have you ever blog hopped before? We'd love it if you contributed this awesome soup recipe to our blog hop on favorite soups, it's a great way to get links back to your site. Really easy too and we're live until midnight tonight.
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- January 21, 2011 at 12:22 PM
- Lucy said...
Oh this looks just perfect. Comforting and delicious - I'm envious!
- January 21, 2011 at 2:11 PM
- Wanting What I Have said...
LOVE your photos! I'm bookmarking this one for our menu this week!
- January 23, 2011 at 12:31 AM
- Sue said...
Looks so delicious! Bookmarking the post for the recipe, I look forward to making this sometime soon. Just discovered your blog through your lovely Flickr photos :)
- January 23, 2011 at 1:27 AM
- Indie.Tea said...
Your vegetable soup is so pretty! It looks really wonderful...colorful, hearty, fresh, and still so comforting.
- January 25, 2011 at 4:16 PM
- Barefoot Belle said...
This looks so good; hearty but also healthy (which don't necessarily go hand-in-hand). It's a great way to make sure those vegetables make it in...something I'm trying to be very conscious of lately!
- January 26, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- amanda areias said...
Love your pictures!
Congratulations for your work here!
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- January 26, 2011 at 9:29 PM
- Patricia Scarpin said...
I haven't been around lately because Flickr no longer works at work, so I cannot see your stunning photos.
This is so beautiful, Ash - you're making me crave soup in the middle of summer, and just so you know it, right it's 32°C (889°F) here. :)
- January 29, 2011 at 5:06 PM
- Shayna said...
I made this for dinner tonight, it was really delicious! Thanks for the recipe!
- February 4, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Evie B said...
I made this for dinner and it was lovely! My OH is currently downing his 2nd bowl [with half a loaf of bread!]
- February 9, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- Eva @ Four Leaf Clover said...
This looks so tasty plus it's vegan so score! Will have to add it to my recipes to check out list. Thank you!
- February 13, 2011 at 7:34 PM
- Julie said...
Ash- Made this today it was delicious! Thanks for posting it!
Julie in HOlland :)
- February 24, 2011 at 12:16 PM
- A Canadian Foodie said...
I haven't been by (sadly) for ages, Ash. Your site and food looks scrumptious and this post definitely invited me in as it is a blustery day in the Alberta Prairies today, and YUM!
When and if you ever install feedburner, I will be the first to subscribe so I can get your posts in my mail box. I hate to miss them, but never use readers or feeds.
- February 25, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- mytrinketsandtreasures said...
I just made this soup and it's really delicious! It's been really cold in South Africa (it's the start of winter) and this was perfect comfort food over the weekend. Thanks for the recipe! I'm definitely going to make this soup more than once!
- April 23, 2011 at 2:23 PM
- Michelle said...
mmm this looks so tasty thanks!!! found your blog through pinterest ;)
- September 19, 2011 at 1:49 AM
- Jenna said...
Yum! Your gorgeous photos are totally drawing me in. And inspired by Donna Hay? I love that woman. I have celery and carrots and an onion in the fridge as we speak, so this may be happening quite, quite soon in my kitchen.
Tonight, perhaps? =)
- November 9, 2011 at 11:35 AM
- jess said...
this was so simple and delicious, i made it for dinner date night for 6 ! :]
- January 2, 2012 at 3:21 AM
- Kellyann said...
Oh wow, this is SO good! I added peas and red wine, and it was DELICIOUS. Thanks for the recipe!
- March 5, 2012 at 8:23 PM
- H.firkser said...
Making it now... looks and smells great so far! I added zuchinni and Green peas cause I'm a college student and I just can't afford to let my veggies go to waste in the fridge. Excited to see how it turns out!
- March 15, 2012 at 7:24 PM
- Kate said...
sounds so good! Love your pot too :)
- September 3, 2012 at 5:40 PM
- Deb Hemphill said...
Surprisingly, ALL of my children enjoyed the flavor of this soup! I thought it was excellent! I followed the recipe pretty closely, but chose to use organic vegetable broth and substituted two cups of diced fresh tomatoes for one of the cans of diced tomatoes.
- September 10, 2012 at 10:53 PM
- Sara Berthe said...
I woke up early on a Monday to make this soup and it smelled great. I packaged it up to take to work and when I arrived, I opened the recipe back up to input into Weight Watchers. At that point, I noticed that I didn't follow the recipe, and I didn't use any oil or simmer the veggies until soft. I got nervous because I have a history of making soup with no taste. So, I opened the soup to take a bite and wound up eating the entire bowl on the spot - at 930 AM! This is possibly the best soup I've ever made and I can't wait to make it over and over throughout the fall and winter.
- October 22, 2012 at 8:23 PM
- alex cowley said...
Yummy, looks so amazing! I'm making this asap!
- December 12, 2012 at 2:20 PM
Made this soup tonight, yummy!!! And since I made it for just myself, I have tons of leftovers :)
- December 12, 2012 at 4:34 PM
- Emily : RainbowDelicious.com said...
This soup is so perfect for cold winter nights. My family and I enjoyed it and I felt like it was just what the doctor ordered since the flu and colds seem to be everywhere right now! I featured this recipe in my most recent weekly meal plan on my blog, thank you!
- January 14, 2013 at 4:24 PM
Hello I made this one night.. I changed somethings though I added some cut steak in it. Butnomg was thia recipe awsome. I mde it for my family movie night and ket me tellnyou that there was nothing lefted... and im having another family movie night tomorrow and everyone has been asking me to make this again. Thank for the great recipes.
- May 10, 2013 at 8:55 AM
- Calogero Mira said...
Thanks for this soup.
- July 1, 2013 at 5:13 AM
I made this tonight, which just happened to be the coldest day in Virginia in 20 years! I added a can of tomato paste and a few random herbs...delish!!
- January 7, 2014 at 6:47 PM
- Ash said...
awesome! I'm so glad you liked it!
- January 17, 2014 at 8:45 PM
- Teresa Stephenson said...
Made this for lunch today. One of the cans of tomato that I used had green chiles and I also added a few other herbs and some green beans. It was delicious!
- February 5, 2014 at 4:15 PM
- Ash said...
Nice!! So glad you liked it! Its such a great simple soup to add your own twists.
- February 7, 2014 at 6:25 PM
In the picture what is the white stuff that looks like noodles?
- March 31, 2014 at 2:14 PM
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The white things are a hand rolled pasta. Can't remember the name though.
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Sarasota County will create a Budget Oversight Committee that will assist in budget-related issues.
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Each county commissioner nominated at least one citizen to appoint to the board. The list includes:
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Douglass defensive end Garrison Smith, one of the nation's leaders in early scholarships with around 30, had been offered by all of his dream schools except for one. That was Southern Cal, and Pete Carroll called with the news on Wednesday night.
"[Carroll] said he thinks I'm a good player, that I'd be a good fit, and I ought to come out to the West coast," Smith said. "I was real excited about talking to him. USC is a legendary team with a legendary coach, and always winning championships. It's just another blessing."
The 6-foot-3, 255-pound Smith was offered by Oklahoma last week, and also holds scholarships from Georgia and Georgia Tech. His older brother, Greg Smith, played for Georgia Tech.
He was rumored to be considering making an early decision, but says he is unsure about when he will commit. "I just want to check out all of my options," Smith said. "When I commit and give my word, my recruiting is over. So I want to see everything before committing."
April 27th, 2009
2:15 pm
I'm sorry, I didn't realize it was best to just make blanket statements about a program/university. Maybe if I lived in the South, I would understand. Here, let me try it your way:
SEC Suckks! Bama, you got killed by tha utes! Bulldogs, how you like yo' preseason number 1 ranking now! Yeah!
I didn't enjoy that. See, I like to visit media sites dedicated to covering regions for other conferences to get some new information and perhaps have an open discussion of what's happening now in college football. Unfortunately, it seems that a lot of these sites attract a very simple-minded (although passionate) kind of fan.
On the other hand, it's not even fair for me to say that. There have been a number of very smart, well-articulated comments on this story. I guess it's just hard to notice them with all of the screaming, slobbering superfans drowning them out.
What if, instead of just railing against all things non-SEC, you welcomed a discussion with fans from other conferences? What if we could all just explore our thoughts on what we can expect from this coming year. For instance, I know all there is to know about USC's depth chart, spring practice performances, likely future starters and stars, etc…
I don't know these things in such detail about SEC teams. But I'd love to learn more. And by learn more, I'm not talking about hearing how the Pac-10 is weak, how USC sucks or any of that. First of all, it's not based in any kind of reality. Secondly, I'd much rather hear about why you're excited about this coming year for your teams. Who are the under-the-radar players who will become well-known by season's end? Who are you most excited to see take the field? Which games in particular do you have circled on your calendars?
April 23rd, 2009
2:44 pm
billy's right on this
PORTLAND TROGAn is a "Douche"
April 23rd, 2009
12:57 pm
That's very profound, billy. I like the way you supported your position with evidence.
April 23rd, 2009
9:25 am
USC SUCKS everybody
April 21st, 2009
1:22 pm
Bowdown—GA played a Pac 10 team and completely destroyed them on their home turf last year. ASU fans remember. It should have been worse without the terrible referees. USC is definitely a top tier program. They could compete and win in the SEC. The problem is their schedule is weak. You can't point out 6 tough games like you can on UGA schedule. Compare GA Schedule
Oklahoma State
South Carolina
Arizona State
Tennessee Tech
Georgia Tech
vs USC schedule
San Jose St
Ohio State
Wash. St
Notre Dame
Oregon State
Arizona State
April 20th, 2009
7:07 pm
Jarvis Jones won't qualify academically…..Can u say Hargrave Military Academy…
April 20th, 2009
4:11 am
I'm just saying. There are now, 2 teams with 2 Crystal Balls, LSU & Fla.
The rest of this conversation is conjecture.
April 19th, 2009
5:09 pm
Come join your boy Jarvis Jones in sunny Los Angeles, Garrison.
April 19th, 2009
12:42 pm
Not a USC fan but I respect them as a Pac-10 fan and an intelligent person. Always amazed at the simpletons in the SEC, you guys can't ever seem to get your facts or your logic straight which says volumes about an SEC "education". The SEC is seriously overrated. Alabama last year was a JOKE. PAC-10 went 5-0 in bowls, plays anyone, anywhere and the SEC still can't figure out a map to get out of the South. lol


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The La Verne Police Department offers free bicycle registration for the public. Throughout the year we recover a considerable amount of stolen bikes. Since the majority are not registered we are unable to return them to their rightful owners. These bicycles are then given to an auction company and sold at auction. In order to increase the chances of having a stolen bicycle returned to its rightful owner, we recommend that bicycles be registered with the Police Department. Bicycle may be registered Monday through Friday during business hours 7am to 6pm. You must bring the bicycle with you at time of registration.
On Saturday, September 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the La Verne Police Department will participate in the 9th National Take Back Initiative in conjunction with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). The public will have the opportunity to rid their homes of potentially dangerous, expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs. Bring your medications for disposal to La Verne Police Department at 2061 Third Street. The service is free and anonymous, no questions asked.
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Students from a variety of departments in the College of Arts & Sciences were recently named Chellgren Fellows.
UK has entered into an agreement with a major Chinese petrochemical conglomerate to develop technologies to capture, utilize and store 1 million tons of carbon dioxide per year.
In the field of geology, the University of Kentucky is not traditionally known as a petroleum school. But through participation in the Imperial Barrel Award, a team of graduate students in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences not only gained invaluable insight into the oil industry, but elevated UK's standing as a geoscience program.
Howard Hughes Medical Institute funds five-year project to promote student achievement in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, in collaboration with BCTC
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Saturn People's Sound Collective Rehearses for December 7 Concert
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Friday, December 7, 7:00 pm
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Best Practices When Working With JavaScript Templates
Maybe you don't need them for simple web apps, but it doesn't take too much complexity before embracing JavaScript templates becomes a good decision. Like any other tool or technique, there are a few best practices that you should keep in mind, when using templates. Andrew Burgess will take a look at a handful of these practices in this tutorial.


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In addition to research and writing, summer is time to catch up on my reading. I thought I might share summaries of my favorites.
I first heard about "Gender Differences in Competition: Evidence From a Matrilineal and a Patriarchal Society" on Freakonomics. In this study, subjects were anonymously paired with ...read more
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Truths and Facts. Does Science prove anything?
There is a great deal of interest of us in examining claims of 'truths' and 'facts'. In such examination there is a noticeable stress on scientifically proven facts which can be taken as fundamentally true. This is possibly because mathematics is the language of Science and we make mistake thinking mathematical proofs to be reflecting the essence of scientifically proven facts.
Does science necessarily prove anything? The way mathematics proves a proposition?
It is surprising that such a basic debate cannot be laid to rest and a conclusion arrived at even after 1934 book by Karl Popper: The Logic of Scientific Discovery.
Alan Moghissi, Matthew Amin and Connor McNulty of Institute for Regulatory Science, Alexandria, Va wrote to the editor of Science (the magazine) disagreeing with Peter Gleick and 250 members of the (US) National Academy of Sciences writing to the editor of Science : All citizens should understand some basic scientific facts. There is always some uncertainty associated with scientific conclusions; science never absolutely proves anything.
Is there an absolutely proven scientific fact?
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Jun 7 2013: Science is a continuous study of Nature. It is always on the move because we can never reach the ultimate boundary of discoveries and knowledge. Hence, scientific proofs are time bound, one accepted fact may be acceptable today, but modified or even rejected after some new discoveries are made tomorrow. There is, however, one thing that proves right every thing beyond any doubt. That is Al-Quran and the sayings of Prophet Muhammad (saww). You may believe in these or not, these two Divine sources of knowledge give us 100 % proven facts and relieve us of many burdens of un-necessary research efforts. Just try reading these sources of factual knowledge in all sectors of life. You will be amazed to find out yourself.
Jun 8 2013: Islam is continuous obedience of Allah. Whatever is required to be known about Allah, it is clearly mentioned in Al-Quran and further explained by the Prophet Muhammad in his sayings. These are all authentically recorded. There is no need of continuously studying Allah, however Allah does ask us to ponder and reflect on His signs spread all over the universe. Here, of course, a continuous study is required, the discoveries recorded and passed on to coming generations, who can improve upon these further. I agree to some extent that earlier scriptures were meant for those periods only and for particular nations only, but Al-Quran is applicable until Doomsday. It is meant for entire humanity. It has been interpreted for us by our Prophet Muhammad through his sayings and demonstrated actions which are authentically recorded as well. Besides, the authentic scholars of Islam may also give their opinion on new issues, in the light of their Islamic understanding, which are not explicitly covered either in Al-Quran or Sunnah of Prophet. It thus remains dynamic and remains valid for all times to come. Belief, and firm belief, in Allah Almighty is the top most priority. Seeking Allah's pleasure is the aim of our life here. That makes lot of difference in our life style. We become accountable to Allah in all respect and, therefore, always try to do things in conformity of Allah's directions. Life of Muhammad(saww) is the best example for all of us to follow. Only there lies the salvation in both the worlds. Let us think about it. It is the most important thing in life if one comes to think of it. Allah may bless us all, Ameen!
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FORT PIERCE - Row after row, booth after booth, of everything from artwork to glass to furniture awaits customers at the Vienna Trading Antique Mall, one of the newest antique destinations in St. Lucie County.
"We opened on May 1," said Elizabeth Mendez, one of the owners of the store.
"We've had a really, really good response from the people living here."
The antique mall has more than 40 vendors working out of it in more than 4,000 square feet of space.
"We have a waiting list for vendors," Ms. Mendez said. "We've got a lot of regular customers that stop in all the time from Vero Beach down to Port St. Lucie."
Every booth is a little different, and changes from Highwaymen artwork to crystal to toys, depending on where you are in the building.
And that's the way the owners want it.
"We have a large variety of things, because people collect different things," she said.
The business came about from her family's love of collecting.
"We've been collectors most of our life," she said. "When we came to the East Coast of Florida, we wanted to do something like this."
As antique shoppers themselves, they knew what they wanted to do to keep their customers happy.
"The main thing is that it's affordable," Ms. Mendez said. "We have a large variety of items, and we wanted to have a large variety of prices. That way, there's something for everyone."
The business will soon have even more customers, as there are plans to expand the building by another 2,500 square feet to allow for more furniture.
"We couldn't do all this without our customers," Ms. Mendez said. "We're really happy with the community's response, and we appreciate all the support."
Vienna Trading Antique Mall is located at 3401 U.S.1 in Fort Pierce. It is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week. For more information, call (772) 461-1662.
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F.E.A.R. 3 is to include new features such as co-op, an evolved cover system, and more scares, according to Day 1 Studios founder and president Denny Thorley. In the game the player will be able to control both Point Man and Paxton Fettel, the protagonist and antagonist, respectively, from the first game, F.E.A.R.. The controls for the Point Man are the same, with shooting enemies and slowing time. As Fettel, you assist the Point Man by using telekinesis, stun, possession, and other abilities. Also, the game will have both online and offline Co-Op play. And as confirmed at last year's E3, there will be split-screen Co-Op. Also, it has been confirmed that once you complete a level as Point Man, in the single player mode, you can then replay that level as Paxton Fettel.
F.E.A.R. 3 (stylized in the logo as F.3.A.R) is an upcoming first person-shooter developed by Day 1 Studios for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, and the OnLive cloud gaming service as a sequel to the game F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin and the third installment of the F.E.A.R. series. It was announced on April 8, 2010 and is stated to include John Carpenter helping on the cinematics as well as writer Steve Niles. Originally scheduled for a 2010 release, a delay to March 2011 was announced followed by a further delay to May 2011. On the 27th of April 2011, Warner Bros. announced yet another delay to the title; Pushing it back to June 21st in North America and June 24th in the UK.
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Big Tentacles: Michigan, Tom Izzo, and a wrestler fought the law (and the law won)
(Big Tentacles is the SWRT look at the Big Ten and the schools it not-so-secretly covets.) Stuck Like Glue. The Big Ten will be keeping those absurd "Legemds" and...
Covering Dixie Like Mildew: Nick Fairley, John Brantley, Alabama, and...Bill Cosby?
(Covering Dixie Like Mildew is the SWRT roundup of SEC news, with the occasional pesky Southern school from another...
Let the speculation on Cam Newton's Wonderlic test performance commence!
Yes, Virginia (and Auburn), people are already taking predictions on how now-former Auburn quarterback Cam Newton will do on the NFL's Wonderlic test.
Cam Newton enters the NFL Draft
Cam Newton is leaving school a year early and is entering the 2011 NFL Draft.
Ryan Mallett is on twitter. The real one. No, seriously.
Former Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett now has a Twitter account.
Big Tentacles: Michigan, Purdue, Iowa, and..."cats and dogs living together?"
(Big Tentacles is the SWRT look at the Big Ten and the schools it not-so-secretly covets.) I'll Stick Around? Denard Robinson will probably not transfer from...
Covering Dixie Like Mildew: Les Miles, Auburn, Alabama, and 2011 predictions (already?)
(Covering Dixie Like Mildew is the SWRT roundup of SEC news, with the occasional pesky Southern school from another...
The Brady Hoke hire by Michigan is going to be a hard sell.
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Randy Edsall to Maryland?
CSNWashington is reporting that Connecticut head football coach Randy Edsall will be named the new head football coach at Maryland.
Know your Freudian nightmare inducing Rose Bowl mascots.
Ah, the Rose Bowl Game.
Covering Dixie Like Mildew: Charlie Weis, Mark Richt, Liberty Bowl conspiracy theories, and more.
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Happy New Year! And thanks to everyone for getting SWRT to 50,000 hits. Make sure to keep coming back in 2011!
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Sightseeing for your taste buds! Edible Canada (formerly Edible British Columbia) is located across from Vancouver's Granville Island Public Market. We are Canada's largest culinary tourism & locavore retail company, dedicated to sourcing the highest quality culinary products from coast to coast for our customers. Services include our retail & online artisan food store, guided Granville Island Market & Chinatown Tours, demonstration guest chef Market Dinners, Gourmet Kayaking Weekends & popular Amuse Bouche newsletter & blog. In Summer 2011 we opened Edible Canada at the Market - a vibrant bistro in the heart of Granville Island & at the forefront of Canadian cuisine.
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Happy Days Dairies makes a wide selection of premium, handcrafted goat cheese & organic cow cheese. Our product-line up includes our award winning soft Okanagan Goat Cheese, Marinated Cheese balls, spreads, cheddar, mozzarella, feta & mild goat cheese all available in several cheese formats & sizes. Happy Days Dairies also makes goat milk, yogurt, kefir & ice cream. Come visit our retail store Heavenly Cheese to sample & purchase all of our products as well as a variety of cheeses from around the world. Pack a picnic & plan to stay for a while. Take a peak at our cheese makers through the viewing window & let our friendly staff help you experience gourmet cheese.
Langley is amazing! Come visit & spend the day, or two or three days, touring the gorgeous wineries this city has to offer. Each winery has a different offering. Some offer just a tasting. Some offer a tasting & a tour. Some include crackers.
Pick up a copy of the Langley Passport at any of the participating wineries or participating hotels (or download a copy from our website). Then visit all 7 wineries so you can enter to win an amazing prize package.
Participating wineries include Backyard Vineyards, Chaberton Estate Winery, Vista d'oro Farms & Winery, The Fort Wine Co., Township 7, Krause Berry Farms & Estate Winery & Blackwood Lane Vineyards & Winery.
Come with us on a unique culinary adventure! We take you off the beaten track & into some seriously delicious hidden gems. From local butcher shops to high-end restaurants, our tours have something to please everyone's palate. And with a minimum of five tasty stops on each tour, we guarantee you will finish the tour full! We take you where the locals go to eat & drink in their own neighbourhoods away from the tourist center. Meet the chefs, engage with the locals & have a cocktail with new friends. Get to know the real Vancouver & Victoria beyond the stories & history through local food & beverages that make these cities such culinary wonders.
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The Gastown Walking Food Tour takes you through historic Gastown & is a great way to experience 10 eateries, pubs & shops in this vibrant Vancouver.
The Little Italy Walking Food Tour captures the flavours of authentic Italian cuisine through 9 of the most popular spots in the charming community on Commercial Drive.
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What's included in a Vancouver Brewery Tour? Pick up from Waterfront Station, transport to & from the breweries, three brewery visits in just over three hours, a Vancouver Brewery Tours souvenir pint glass, commemorative group photo & PLENTY of craft beer samples.
Our brewery tours happen every Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday and are perfect for locals & tourists alike. We're proud to connect you to the vibrant community that is the Vancouver craft beer scene. Visit our website for more details. Drink locally, friends!
Treat your taste buds to a slice of heaven. Vancouver Foodie Tours showcases the best foods of Vancouver.
GUILTY PLEASURES GOURMET TOUR-Showcasing over five of downtown Vancouver's award-winning restaurants on a food tasting & educational walking adventure. Sample gourmet food paired with wines & beer, meet food artisans & learn about the city's food culture. (Year-round)
WORLD'S BEST FOOD TRUCK TOUR-This is a tantalizing experience celebrating the city's ever-growing food truck landscape by taking foodies on an adventure to the hottest curb-side kitchens. Taste signature dishes, meet talented 'cartrepreneurs' & watch dishes being prepared before your eyes. (April-November)
GRANVILLE ISLAND MARKET TOUR-Savour a cornucopia of fine foods from independent farmers & food artisans throughout Vancouver, from
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Queues are the most visible sign that the government in involved in a given part of the economy. Because extensive state intervention distorts prices, it disables the market's efficient rationing system. With market prices gone, the government often turns to the queue as its alternative for distributing scarce resources.
One of the deadliest examples is on display in countries with socialist health care systems. Citizens in Canada, for example, typically have to wait 18 weeks between the time they receive a referral from their doctor to the time they receive treatment. In Australia, New Zealand, and Britain, from 23 to 36 percent of patients have to wait over four months for surgery.
The same principle was on display in America during the gas crisis of the 1970's. Many people think OPEC caused the fuel shortages when it imposed an oil embargo on the United States in 1973, but in a free economy this action would have simply raised the price of gas. People were forced to line up at gas stations because the federal government imposed a price ceiling on gasoline. In other words, it was illegal for gas companies to charge more than the price dictated by Washington. The result: gas was sold on a first come, first serve basis, so people had to sacrifice their time to secure a place in line.
The entire economy of the Soviet Union was run this way. As Hendrick Smith explains:
The only real taste of stoical shopping vigils in recent American history were the pre-dawn lines at service stations during the gasoline crisis in the winter of 1973-4… But it was temporary and only for one item. Imagine it across the board, all the time, and you realize that Soviet shopping is like a year-round Christmas rush. The accepted norm is that the Soviet woman daily spends two hours in line, seven days a week. . . I noted in the Soviet press that Russians spend 30 billion man-hours in line annually to make purchases…. 30 billion man-hours alone is enough to keep 15 million workers busy year-round on a 40-hour week.
Robert Higgs, during his ten part lecture series, Crisis and Liberty, explains how angry these lines made people in the 70's. "Americans," he concludes, "were not really cut out to be good queue standers." Hopefully this is still true, but the willingness with which Americans line up to be felt up by TSA agents in not encouraging.


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This year at Chris Evans' CarFest North, Chris Evans brought along his new 2014 Ferrari LaFerrari.
First video by Scion was just released. GTChannel will also be releasing a bunch of videos in the next coming months leading up to the SEMA Show.
Watch as we unveil the brand new 2016 MX-5 Miata for the first time LIVE with Duran Duran headlining the event. The event starts at 6pm Pacific Time on Wednesday September 3rd.
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This is possibly the coolest video from BMW that we've seen in a long time. It comes from BMW Canada, featuring the new M4. We knew going in that the M3 and M4 were one of the best straight-from-the factory production cars to drift, but this really drives the point home.
At the 92nd Pikes Peak this past weekend, Romain Dumas won overall and two Mitsubishi Electric Vehicles came in 2nd and 3rd. Very awesome accomplishments. (videos to come soon on this too) But one of our favorite drivers, Ken Gushi from Formula D arrived at Pikes Peak with his 2012 GReddy Scion


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The best books we read in 2012.
In the creative department at DWR, we love books as much as we love modern design. Looking back at the page turners that kept us up until 2AM, we've compiled a list of our favorite reads in 2012. Feel free to share your own best books in our comments field.
EMILY: The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet by David Mitchell
MARK: The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes was an excellently written journey into memory and imagination, and eventually a surprising sadness.
MICHAEL: It's All About the Bike: The Pursuit of Happiness on Two Wheels by Robert Penn


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Geek Squad Zermatt by Cole - over 3 years ago
"This picture was taken in an Iglu Bar on the ski slopes of the Swiss Alps (Zermatt). Dad (middle) retired and skiing the Alps was on his bucket list so we took a family trip and skied oh his birthday (March 17). I had to rush order the shirts, but the customer service and design work that I received was fantastic!"


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Told documentary style, The Devil Inside features some chills and scares, but the exorcism-based film isn't all that compelling. Despite this, the movie had a blockbuster opening during its first week in theaters before steeply declining.
Home Theater Forum's Neil Middlemiss reviewed the Blu-ray release and had these thoughts:
The look of this film is a product of the locations and lighting chosen where, for the most part, it appears natural light was used as primary source.
Dialogue is heavily focused in the center channel and, without issues to speak of; the audio is as to be expected.
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In-N-Outrageous Animal-Style Salad
PER SERVING entire recipe:
270 calories, 4.25g fat, 1,032mg sodium, 39.5g carbs, 11.75g fiber, 17.5g sugars, 21g protein
value 6*
You don't have to be on the West Coast to get a taste of HG's favorite burger chain.
Thanksgiving in a Salad Bowl
PER SERVING entire recipe:
296 calories, 7g fat, 497mg sodium, 28.5g carbs, 5g fiber, 19g sugars, 32g protein
value 7*
There's no reason to wait 'til November to whip up this salad.
Mexi-licious Shrimp & Corn Fandango Salad
PER SERVING entire recipe:
260 calories, 2g fat, 622mg sodium, 39g carbs, 8g fiber, 15g sugars, 24g protein
value 6*
So many zesty flavors packed into this bowl. Dig in!
Island Time Salad
PER SERVING entire recipe:
275 calories, 2.75g fat, 695mg sodium, 42g carbs, 9.5g fiber, 22.5g sugars, 24.5g protein
value 7*
Maybe it's just the mango that gives this salad its name, but it's also the mango that totally makes this dish!
Asian BBQ Shrimp Salad
PER SERVING entire recipe:
262 calories, 3.75g fat, 643mg sodium, 28.5g carbs, 6.75g fiber, 17g sugars, 28g protein
value 6*
Because sometimes we like our shrimp saucy AND in a salad...
Classic Cheesesteak Salad
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275 calories, 8g fat, 785mg sodium, 19g carbs, 4.5g fiber, 11.5g sugars, 32g protein
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Tastes just like a Philly cheesesteak jumped out of its sandwich roll and into a bowl of romaine lettuce. YUM!
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