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Breckenridge Brewery [1] will be airing two new ads on Super Bowl [2] Sunday. Don't be nervous, Breckenridge fans, it's still a craft brewery.
No they won't be competing for attention with the big boys of brewing, they'll be poking fun at them instead – on a local station after the game.
The first, called "The least interesting man in the world" features Bob, from the brewery, mocking Heineken's Dos Equis [3] brand commercials which feature the international man of mystery:
The second, "Find your couch" targets Modelo's Corona [4] brand's beach-themed ads:
They're both clever enough to be shown during the big game (I've certainly seen worse). But these will air only on Denver's Fox31 during the news at 9 p.m. and during the sports report at 10. That's just a little less expensive than the $3.5 million NBC is charging to air a 30-second spot during the big game.


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Playfulness and functionality meet in the Touch chair
The Touch chair from ThinkingWorks fuses the classic elements of an office chair, with a pure functional design narrative and playful bursts of colour...
Danish design duo, Bo Strange and Morten Kjær Stovegaard of FurnID, talk to Mandi Keighran about their approach to design and visiting Australia as guests of Great Dane.
Good design is all about the experience – comfort, ease of function, and how it feels to the touch. And, an experience is all the more pleasurable when it is inviting. This is the approach on which Danish design studio FurnID was founded.
FurnID was born when industrial design student Morten Kjær Stovegaard approached fellow Danish Design School student Bo Strange and asked him to start a studio.
"This guy that I hardly knew at the time came up and asked me to start a studio," says Strange. "It was so weird!"
Nevertheless, one week later they began work on a business plan for FurnID – which is a combination of the words 'furniture' and 'industrial design'. The duo then spent the last year of their studies working on a manifesto based around the idea of 'inviting design'.
"We spent almost a year writing this manifesto," says Strange. "What is inviting design? To begin with, what is the word inviting? What does it mean to be inviting to somebody? Is it the same in South America as it is in the East as it is in the West? We studied this intensely. We spoke to a psychologist, an art historian, an anthropologist – trying to get around the idea, and seeing if we could attach this to furniture."
The approach, it seems, could indeed be applied to furniture. In their first six months of practice, FurnID presented the Dekka Daybed for a competition run by the Danish Design Council. The piece garnered wide attention, and launched the studio onto the international stage.
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Strange and Kjær Stovegaard are both strong believers that the large number of classics that were designed and produced in Denmark in the 1950s were the result of collaboration between designer and manufacturer.
"Many designers think that you are done when your sketch is done," says Strange. "I think they are very mistaken. Innovation can happen in the workshop just as well as it can on paper."
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While FurnID works across a wildly varied range of projects – they are currently working on a saucepan range, a high chair, and a coffee table – all products share a certain design language.
Classic lines and forms are made contemporary through fine details and an understanding of the needs of a modern world. The modular Italian, low-style Sunday Sofa is the perfect example of this.
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"It's a very modern concept," says Kjær Stovegaard, "but it's not too clinical." It is, in other words, inviting.
Currently in Australia introducing the Sunday Sofa as guests of Great Dane, FurnID are keen to return some day.
"It would be nice to stay half a year in Australia," says Kjær Stovegaard. "We're thinking that later on in life, we could come back and check it out on a bit of a different basis."
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That nurses can help improve vaccination rates is no surprise, but I can't help but notice an ironic side to this: Nurses might be good at giving the vaccine and making sure their patients get it, but they and other healthcare workers are notoriously bad at getting flu vaccines for themselves.
As surely as autumn brings falling leaves and longer nights, every flu season brings with it the annual controversy surrounding vaccines for healthcare workers. Each year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention encourages people to get flu vaccines to protect themselves from the virus. And yet each year, new stats show that healthcare workers are among the worst offenders for not complying with those recommendations. Earlier this fall, 2011–2012 flu season stats from the CDC showed that in physician offices, one in three (32.3%) workers were not immunized. In long-term care facilities, nearly half (47.6%) of workers failed to get their flu shots.
According to other CDC data, voluntary measures for ensuring employee vaccination don't seem to work as well as mandatory ones. "During the 2010–2011 influenza season, coverage for influenza vaccination among healthcare workers was estimated at 63.5%," the CDC reports. However, "coverage was 98.1% among healthcare workers who had an employer requirement for vaccination."
Although vaccination mandates are growing more widespread, many organizations remain hesitant to make vaccinations a condition of employment, rendering the mandates effectively toothless.
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In the world of a few good men, U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Carol A. Mutter has staked a claim for women.
America's highest-ranking woman in the military has assembled a 30-year career in a branch of the armed forces that traditionally has the fewest women.
But it is that same male-dominated branch of the military that has put her in line to become the nation's first female three-star general.
In March, the 50-year-old Colorado native was nominated to take the rank of lieutenant general and become the Marines' chief of manpower and reserve affairs. Her nomination is pending Senate confirmation.
"The doors have opened one at a time through the years," Mutter said Monday in a visit to Orlando. "The Marines were ready for this. I think it proves that the Marines are frequently more innovative and forward-thinking than they are given credit for." Mutter was in central Florida for briefings at the Naval Air Warfare Training Systems Division, which develops simulation systems for the Navy.
Because she is a senior two-star general, Mutter already outranks other women in the military. She is only the third woman to receive a general's star in the Marines, military officials said.
If she is confirmed, Mutter would join a select all-male group that includes more than 120 three-star generals.
Mutter said she wants her accomplishments to help encourage other women pursuing military careers.
For Mutter, education has been key. She received a bachelor's in math education in 1967 from Northern Colorado University, a master's in general management from Salve Regina College in Newport, R.I. in 1985 and a master's in business management from the Naval War College, also in 1985.


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London, UK (November 1st, 2011) Policy decisions and poor management have substantially undermined the US Los Alamos National Laboratoryand, consequently, national security, according to an article available today in the current issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, published by SAGE. The article calls into question media and government stereotypes that have blamed Los Alamos's scientists for the decline.
According to George Mason University professor of anthropology and sociology Hugh Gusterson, who has studied America's nuclear weapons scientists since the 1980s, morale at Los Alamos is the worst it has ever been in the lab's seven-decade history. Its ability to function as an institution and to superintend the nuclear stockpile has been substantially eroded, he writes. Driven by a mistaken belief that Los Alamos's organizational culture is characterized by arrogance and carelessness, congressmen and government officials are to blame for framing Los Alamos as an institution in need of reform and for implementing deleterious management practices, which have reduced effectiveness, Gusterson writes.
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Join NOVA for an exclusive backstage pass to the DARPA Grand Challenge - a raucous race for robotic, driver-less vehicles, sponsored by the Pentagon, which awards a $2 million purse to the winning team. Armed with artificial intelligence, laser-guided vision, GPS navigation, and 3-D mapping systems, the contenders are some of the world's most advanced robots. Even their formidable technology and mechanical prowess may not be enough to overcome the grueling, 130-mile course through Nevada's desert terrain. From concept to construction to the final competition, NOVA delivers the absorbing inside story of brilliant engineers and their unyielding drive to create a champion, capturing the only aerial footage that exists of the Grand Challenge, in "The Great Robot Race," airing Tuesday, March 28, 2006 at 8 pm ET on PBS.
It would seem that the essentials to road racing are clear - a fast car and talented driver, right? Wrong. The Pentagon's Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (DARPA) turns this assumption on its head with its Grand Challenge, a contest solely for autonomous vehicles. Following its success with unmanned aircraft, DARPA is pushing for the same on-ground advantage to keep soldiers out of harm's way. Private Jessica Lynch's ambush in Iraq might well have been avoided if the U.S. Army could have had a robotic supply truck to carry out missions in dangerous zones.
In The Great Robot Race, NOVA begins with a look back at the first DARPA Grand Challenge, held in March 2004, an event notable for the sheer number of things that went wrong. Highlighting the intense complexity of the task, 15 robots qualified to race, but most barely made it out of the starting gate. These off-road vehicles applied the term too literally - pummeling into barriers that protected the crowd, flipping into ditches, or moving painstakingly forward only to stop inexplicably when confronted with rocks or brush.
From the time the second race was announced, NOVA immersed itself in the pre-race planning and production. This one-of-a-kind contest draws bright individuals to a tough technical problem - the design and construction of thinking machines that read and adjust to unpredictable terrain without any guidance from their creators. Nearly 200 teams from around the globe entered, yet only 23 of them survived the qualifying rounds. Their creations boasted names such as "Terramax," "Bad Ricky," and "Cajunbot." Behind-the-race footage takes viewers into the workshops and onto the field.
Headlining the film is Carnegie Mellon University's "Red Team," led by Red Whittaker, an ambitious and relentless innovator with world-renowned expertise in the field of robotics. Under his leadership, 50 students and professionals give up their personal lives and outside distractions for an intensive all-out devotion to not one, but two robots - "Sandstorm" and "
." Pittsburgh's miserable winter weather makes for long, cold field tests, and 16-hour days are cushioned by only brief bouts of sleep. Through it all, viewers witness first-hand what Red calls the "violent and wretched time of birthing a new machine."
Each team faces the same major tasks, and each goes about them in its own unique way. An electromechanical system is needed to steer and brake, and sensors - video, laser, or otherwise - to "see." The machines must have a software "brain" to process information, avoid obstacles, and follow the course. Eye-popping race footage and three-dimensional animation bring the complex technology to life and provide a robot's-eye view of the world.
Not all the race entrants are high-end machines built by large corporate-sponsored teams. Taking on the powerhouse Red Team are many dedicated underdogs, surviving on bare-bones budgets and sheer determination.
"Ghostrider," the only motorcycle entrant, is the wobbly creation of a lone Berkeley grad student. The cycle's ingeniously designed ability to right itself after a fall will have viewers rooting for The Ghost!
"Team Dad" consists of two eclectic brothers who have competed on television's "Battlebots" and who placed an impressive third in the first DGC. Outfitted with a truck, a laptop, and a video camera, they are confident that simplicity will serve them well.
NOVA also meets "Stanley," produced by Stanford University, the contestant most likely to give Carnegie Mellon's "Sandstorm" and "
" a run for the money. No autonomous vehicles have ever driven so far, so fast. As the race unfolds, NOVA captures the crashes, pitfalls, frustration, fun, excitement, dirt, determination, and an eventual victory as not one but three robots make it through the punishing desert course.
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Some Unique Tips for Packing
Luggage and bags: Instead of a backpack, try a messenger bag which is more accessible. It's great for keeping your camera, reading material such as guidebooks, as well as your phone and your travel documents. It has interior and exterior pockets so your cellphone is easy to get to and your passport is contained. One of the best ones is Railroad Messenger from Yak Pak.
Also, most people love music, so don't forget your iPod. Even if you don't want to listen to music, you can use it for its alarm clock, digital photo storage, address book, and downloaded audio books.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: It's a good idea to have Ziploc bags for wet simwear, toothbrush, shampoo bottles that might leak, or dirty underwear. Of course, all of these go in different zip lock bags!
Last time I traveled, I used one of the new 24-inch bags for my dirty clothes to keep the dirty and clean clothes seperated.
I take a black, tan, navy pair of slacks with v-neck light-weight sweaters to match and a few blouses as well as one dress or skirt for dress up. I always take more than one pair of shoes in case my feet get wet [I learned the hard way].
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Laundry supplies helps you take less clothes. I also always take a sewing kit. I get them when I stay at nice hotels and keep them for foreign travel. Or, if you must, buy one from someone like Walkabout Travel Gear for about $3.00.
Don't forget a plug adapter
I also always bring a COMPASS because I'm not a "natural" with directions in strange places. I have a mini-compass that I clip into my messenger bag.
Miscellaneous: I always have a Nalgene water bottle because this polycarbonate bottle does not pick up flavors, so if you want to carry cola, tea, lemonade, or water, the flavors never remain.
Since if love to play games, I manage to slip in a deck of cards, mainly to play solitare.Related to:
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"Variety is the Spice" of the U.S.A.
Luggage and bags: When packing your luggage, remember to use Ziploc bags to keep your suitcase ORGANIZED, dry, and accessible. I put items such as duct tape [for repairs], Super Glue [for what tape can't repair], containers of detergent for washing undergarments, and a sink plu [just in case] into these bags.
I always put one set of clothing and undergarments, medicine, cosmetics, jewelry, important papers, & anything I just could not lose into my "carry-on-luggage".
Make sure you have a list of phone #'s of your credit card companies, insurances, airlines, doctors, & your country's embassy. In this day and age, I have a card with e-mail addresses of family & friends.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: When you visit the USA, you must research the particular area to know the high and low temperatures for the time of year you will arrive.
If the area is hot and dry, then bring cotton items of light color and that fit loosely, sandals, bathing suit, sun hate, sun glasses, & sun lotion.
If it is cold and/or snowy, have a heavy coat, hat, gloves, boots and use "layers" of clothing for insulation.
Regardless, always bring a plastic poncho that folds into a tiny pouch in case of rain.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Try Liquid bandage to be prepared for minor accidents and blisters. Carry in your money belt and also in your luggage Imodium pills just in case of a gastrointestinal situation. Speaking of medicine, keep a list of inoculations, medication prescriptions, & telephone #'s of doctors. If you wear glasses and/or contacts, make sure to bring an extra pair.
Photo Equipment: If you have a digital camera, set up an online photo account so you will be able to upload digital photographs as you go along, freeing up the memory card.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: If you plan to camp or do lots of outdoor hikes, brink boots, camping gear, and swimming wear...even if you don't do outdoor activities, bring a bathing suit for the motel/hotels.
Miscellaneous: Inform your credit-card company of your travel plans, especially if you are visiting from out of this country. The credit-card company may put a block on your account because of the foreign purchases unless they are aware of your travels.
Leave one copy of all your important documents such as PASSPORT, VISA, ETC. with a family member or friend back home as well as a copy of each with you [not in the same location as the original!]Related to:
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Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Take lots of everything when it comes to clothing. We went through every climate possible it seemed. The 1st part of our road trip was cold, then got very hot, then windy, then rainy and finally sleet and snow. This definitely applies if you're traveling in the spring or fall...you could encounter any sort of weather condition
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: LOTION. It was so dry most of the places we went. Sunblock is also important:)
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: The rain guard and stakes are definitely necessaryRelated to:
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Absolutely necessary for any road trip:)
Miscellaneous: The Fodor's Guide to the National Parks has been a sort of bible of mine. I always take it with me while traveling...even if I'm not planning on going to a Park, there might be some crazy national historical site I could visit on my way. Point in case: In NY we stopped at Women's Rights NHS. It was really a lot of fun! The road atlas is an easy one. Without that, we might have stayed on the interstate the whole time and missed everything.Related to:
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Aussies - take Berocca and your own vegemite
Luggage and bags: Dont take too big, make it on wheels and make it tough. Those luggage handlers in LA really throw it around. Also take a spare or prepare to buy one over there to bring back.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: dont take too much and nothing too fancy. Even in NY the people are more laid back and casual than anything. Well this is in Summer anyway. Also if you have the money clothes are great to snap up over there
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: aspirin and hangover cures. Americans make the strongest drinks I have ever seen. They dont measure anything...prepare for the inevitable....they also dont have berocca over there. (that I could find anyway!!)
Photo Equipment: Go digital all the way. The scenery is so spectucular a normal camera wont do it justice
Miscellaneous: There is very little here that you cant get over there, so dont stress if you forget anything. Also leave room for the chocolate you are going to want to bring home with you. They have a million varieties! Dont forget to declare it !
bring it all, use it all, you'll need it all
Luggage and bags: Though a backpack loses a bit of luster when traveling by car rather than train, they do come in handy if you are planning on going into the interior of any of the great National Parks. A day pack is essential for tackling even the shorter hiking trails and comes in handy for walking around town too.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Dressing in layers is imperative when planning an extended extensive USA trip. Many terrains means many weathers. Synthetics are easiest to care for and provide warmth even when wet. Rain gear is one thing not to forget. Good sturdy hiking boots are necessary for the varied trails the National Park system provides.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Sunscreen is particularly needed in not only the desert but any high altitude area where the sun is stronger.
Photo Equipment: A wide angle lens lets you bring the foreground into your landscape photos, making them more interesting. They are great for shots of buildings too. A good zoom is essential for taking shots of animals in the National Parks too.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: A tent is a great investment. It will pay for itself in a few weeks and also provide you with some amazing places to lay your head. Camping in the NPs is one of the country's great joys. You'll also need good sleeping bags and mats to make it a comfy experience. Cooking gear rounds out your equipment, saving you lots on eating out too.
Miscellaneous: Traveling solo has rewards but I've done it both ways and it's best to have a special someone to share all this incredible beauty with.Related to:
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Good Road Atlas is a must
Luggage and bags: Always travel light but don't forget that road atlas
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Always bring good walking shoes and season or region appropriate attire.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Basic items, plus a restocked first aid kit
Photo Equipment: A good camera with sufficient film and batteries for the duration of your trip. Don't go overboard though, I'm sure you can pick up items at the local stores if you run short.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Camping ... be sure to bring ALL your waterproof tent gear, flashlights and bug repellent.
Miscellaneous: Do your homework before you take off to the wilds of America and learn a little about the area you're travelling to ... you'll appreciate knowing whether you need that umbrella and raincoat or not!Related to:
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Hiking equipment
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: I went in late september eraly october and its so brisky at dawn and coldish at dusk and during the night so take with u some warm jacket and a light one for treekings, water bottle is so needed cos its so warm and hot during the day, a good mountain shoes if u want to hike is also specially suggestable. Waterpoof plastic is a good idea to bring with u .. the weather changes swiftly in rocky mountains.
I usually bring with me nuts, bread, ham, banana, cheese that i bought first in the visitor center market as a lunch. Also a knife and some other tools should be nice to take with u
as a last item energy powerbars were so useful during my hikes in US.. affordable in every visitor center market or gas stations on the way to the national parks !!
I suggest to carry with u a sleeping bag and a tent if u are on the mood to visit the Colorado river trail from North Rim.. its such a long and weary way to afford in just one day as i tried..
Photo Equipment: My pictures were taken with a Lumix optical FX8 digital zoom Panasonic FX8
For 'grounded' plugs, flat blades (see previous tip), but with round grounding pin plug and receptable with side grounding contacts is used (see picture)
An adapter will allow you to plug an appliance designed for one type of outlet into another type of outlet. Despite the fact that more than a dozen different types of plugs are in use, a typical travel adapter kit usually contains about five adapters which are capable of dealing with most of the outlets shown here. Adapters often manage this versatility by bypassing the ground/earth wire.
Beware : an adapter by itself will not change the electrical voltage. You must be sure that your appliance can handle different voltages (either automatically or through a voltage switch). If it can't, you will need a voltage converter.
Be prepared for all types of weather
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear:
Okay, I admit it, I love the snow, LOL. I was supposed to be on a summer vacation, and it looked like summer in the morning... so I can't help it that I am wearing a miniskirt and sandels, now can I? hahaha, but the sight of snow I just couldn't stand the temptation and I had to throw a snowball. Yes.... it was cold on my feet, all the snow creeping in my shoes, but it was fun!!!
Hahaha, this picture does show though how unexpected the weather can be when you are on a roundtrip like this. One day you can be in a super hot place like Death Valley, and the next you can drive through the snow in the mountains. The best thing to do is dress in layers, so you can easily adjust to the weather you encounter.Related to:
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Luggage and bags: If you're travelling by public transport like trains, you need small to medium sized luggages. Check the train/bus companies in the area/city you're going.
(We were scared to drive in LA and luckily my relatives drove us around.)
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: You don't need a lot of thick jackets so one or two (if staying longer) would be enough. I made the mistake of bringing lots of wooly scarves, socks, jackets, etc. and I didn't use them at all, probably just one coat for Niagara Falls.
If you think you need something like an article of clothing- socks, singlets, etc..you can buy them cheaply at outlet shops if you researched before hand where they are. I did and I ended up with two extra luggages as I shopped at the Aurora outlet shopping mall outside Chicago just a few days before we went back to Sydney. ( I was lucky to be given extra luggage by my relatives too!)
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Don't forget your puffer/allergy medication as spring is tricky for asthma and other allergy sufferers.
Photo Equipment: Take small photo /video equipment if you plan to to do a lot of walking too at theme parks.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: No need for these unless you plan to stay till summer,LOL! Or if using the hotel swimming pool your swimwear is needed of course!
Miscellaneous: Make sure what you booked (re accommodation) is what is given to you. Sometimes if we have a late arrival at a hotel we don't bother, we just want to crash on our beds. Take time to ensure you are getting your money's worth. If you paid for a two bedroom or suite, etc..make sure that's what you get!
Request for pillows if you are not very comfy with your bed. This should be free in most hotels. If there is no microwave in teh room ,ask if there is a way to hire it, in case you got kids who need warm drink at night.
Research for shopping outlets so you get reasonable prices for quality goods like th e one outside Chicago- Aurora shopping mall where I got heaps of bargains for name brand and quality goods.Related to:
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Travel Insurance
Miscellaneous: Travel insurance is essential if you do not have health care insurance in the U.S. I am a US citizen residing in Spain. My Spanish health care plan doesn't cover me here (check to see if yours does), so I get travel insurance, even though I just come to visit my family.
A trip to the emergency room can cost hundreds of dollars in the US, a hospital stay into the thousands, and prescription medicine is very expensive. Paying the travel insurance fee is worth it. It will also cover you if your bags or travel documents are lost, or if you have to get back home quickly for medical reasons.
I always thought of travel insurance as a guarantee nothing would happen...if you have it, you won't need it...but on my last trip I did need it, and was very glad to have it! It saved me a lot of money and headaches.
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Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Study Abroad
Miscellaneous: Suburbia, where the many anonymous live. The numerous average in almost all ways. So peaceful their neighborhoods, so easy their lives. No extremes, no fanatics ... the example for the world.
Packing List
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Large discount department stores in the suburbs are common. These include Target, K-Mart, Wal-Mart. There are a few regional chains such as Fred Meyer in Seattle and the Northwest and Venture in the Midwest. In recent years, they have made life difficult for older stores downtown. The discount stores are good places to buy things like film, pens,
paper, shampoo, etc.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Gas (not called "petrol") costs somewhere between $1.30-$1.80 per gallon for regular unleaded (87 octane). This is about 35-50 euro cents per litre. Gas is sold in 87, 89, and 93 octane and also diesel. Unlike in Europe, 98 octane is not available. In Oregon and New Jersey, you are not allowed to fill your own tank (no self-serve gas).
Miscellaneous: States and cities impose sales tax. This is not included in the price of the item but is added
when you pay for things. These range from 0% (Oregon, Alaska, New Hampshire) to 10% (certain towns in Alabama). This tax is not refunded for foreign visitors except in Louisiana (as far as I know).
Essential listening
Luggage and bags: When I travel around the USA I take half the clothes, twice the money and just about every CD I own.
Miscellaneous: 'The West End Blues' by Louis Armstrong signify the Roaring Twenties so well you can almost smell the bootleg hootch. We've all felt loneliness, through Robert Johnson and Bessie Smith we can HEAR it.
Duke Ellington was the REAL king of swing. Billie Holiday and her voice were beautiful and distinctive. Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf took the Delta Blues sound, brought it to Chicago and amplified it, setting the ground work for rock'n'roll.
The field recordings made by Alan Lomax are essential to understanding America, where we came from and the traditions and beliefs that pass through the generations.
Those cliches you hear in country music? Hank Williams came up with all of 'em! Johnny Cash walked the line between the spiritual and the profane while Woody Guthrie road the rails, bound for glory with a quest to document the life of Everyman. "The Boss," Bruce Springsteen continues their legacy. Simon and Garfunkel found America in themselves.
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This is the mini Vivi Nova Tank Clearomizer V3 with the same exchangeable coil heads with long wick as ones for the full size ViVi Tank System.
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
I just beat this game for like the millionth time. I see there are some mixed reviews and shit but I really like this game. I'm pretty sure it was in one of Tom's posts when it first came out and I played it, and really liked it. And now, I don't know, something about the graphics, the music, the simple gameplay, whenever I play it it feels really nostalgic to me. I mean I played tons of games on NG when I was a kid but this one is really nostalgic for some reason. I keep coming back and playing it, and it just makes me feel happy
Also every time I start playing I have to finish it because that goddamn pig is so adorable and he just fell in that little hole and if I don't help him get out WHAT KIND OF PERSON AM I
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The Game is Good, but those medals... u gotta to be kidding me right? Reach the end with 0 kills?
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Just a terrible game, people fail to realize that a difficult and challenging game can be made while still being fun. They just only focus on difficulty, like that's the thing people want, when it just really isn't the key focus. This game especially, had terrible hit boxes, the worst being the pig. It was also an unoriginal concept with no real interest. The nice thing was the game modes, however, they only helped replay the same game, rather than add something unique. I would personally say this is failed attempt at a flash game, and would recommend something that makes this game fun, and worth playing to be successful. Not just something that annoys people or makes then congratulate themselves for wasting their own times. Better luck next time I guess, no actually, luck is just stupid in games, try something different or unique. Even if you use the same style of game as is traditional, you can still add you own touch, something that makes the game great. You find that ability in yourself, and your games will reflect it, I can promise you that.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
This game... Good grief, this game! Oh, that is one of the hardest flashgames I have played in a long time. That being said, I couldn't help but push onward for my own pride's sake, and I'm glad to say I did. When the game isn't utterly destroying you, it manages to be highly entertaining. Also, as a direct result of the game's difficulty, the actual feat of pulling all the way through is immensely satisfying, and on some level rewarding. I can't say I'll be playing this often, but I can see myself coming back for more every now and then.


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On Friday 2nd October La Salle College held its annual Swimming Gala and OLE Day. The College congratulates students for their participation in the Swimming Gala and Mr Ma and Mr Lai who organized the event. The results were:
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1st St Joseph's, 2nd Lam Tai Fai, 3rd Chong Gene Hang, 4th Chan Siu Ki, 5th Wah Yan (K), 6th De La Salle, 7th Wah Yan (HK)
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A number of interesting 'Other Learning Experiences' were organized for students by Mr Yeung and Ms Tang and teachers.
Form 2 Service Programme Training
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Form 4 Service Programme to the Caritas Elderly Centre, Shamshuipo
Form 5 'Dialogue in the Dark', Meifoo
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Form 5 'Public Speaking Skills', Mr George Law
Form 5 'Visit to the High Court'
Fifteen boys from Lui Ming Choi Primary School, Sha Tin, returned to their alma mater to help promote La Salle College at their parent information evening. Lui Ming Choi is now one of the larger feeder Primary Schools for La Salle College (some 50-60 boys in F1-F6) with boys shining in academics, sport and cultural pursuits whilst also achieving top university placements. In 2014/15 Lui Ming Choi boys attained well in the HKDSE with graduates being accepted for Cambridge, other UK universities, and US and Hong Kong Universities.
Pictures courtesy of Ms Li: Vice Principal Mr Wan, Br Jack, Br Steve, Ms Li and Choi Yea Song (5G), Yap Sean (4E), Jim Jeremy (4E), Chiang Cheuk Him (3F), Chow Sau Ho (3E), Yap Scott (2E), Heung Bryan (2E), Yuen Sik Kwan (1F), Yau Pak Yun (1E), Kong Shiu Yuen (1E), Wong Ka Lok (1D), Wong Ching Yeung (1D), Au Hi Yeung (1D), Tang Wai Chat (1A)
La Salle College congratulates AU Lap Man (1E) who won the Championship in the Boys U13 division at the HEAD Hong Kong Junior Squash Open 2015 held in August, and CHU Kwok Kee (6B) who won 7th Placing in the Boys U17. This event is the largest international junior squash tournament in Asia and attracted 589 participates from 15 countries.
Dear Young Lasallians
As the International Council of Young Lasallians launches its annual 'Days for Peace', peace continues to elude our fragile planet. The war in Syria, terrorism, and the strife of civil conflicts in various countries around the world has created today's migration crisis causing untold suffering to millions of our brothers and sisters. These must be the focus of our prayer and the focus of our action this year. I invite all Lasallians to respond to the poor in our midst and the migrants on our borders. This is a journey of understanding of what it means to be human amidst a world that is increasingly indifferent at best and hostile at worst to the poor, the widow, the orphan and the stranger in our midst. As Pope Francis quotes in his encyclical Laudato Si, "Let our time be remembered for the awakening of a new reverence for life, the firm resolve to achieve sustainability, the quickening of the struggle for justice and peace, and the joyful celebration of life." Sincerely in Saint La Salle, Brother Robert Brother Robert Schieler, FSC, Superior General
International Lasallian Days of Peace – Hong Kong Photo Contest
The Hong Kong Lasallian Family Office has launched the ILDP-HK 'Moments of Peace' Photo Contest. This activity aims to invite students to share the important message of peace by uploading photos to an online social media platform with the hashtag #ILDP15 #HKPeaceDay. Each participant is expected to capture moments to demonstrate the importance of peace and harmony in our world. Winners of the competition would be given a certificate along with a book coupon.
Please approach Mr. Peter Leung for further information. Information can also be retrieved from the Facebook Page 'International Lasallian Days of PEACE - Hong Kong'.
Congratulations to the following La Salle College students who received their Medical School white-coat at the White-coat Induction Ceremony at the Chinese University of Hong Kong on Saturday 19th September.
Heung Sun Wah (6G), Chan Ching Ho (6D), Lam Chak Hang (6G), Yiu Kin Ting (6E), Lai Yu Sang (6G), Tung Ho Yin, (6D), Wong Gabriel (5G)
In addition the College congratulates the 14 La Salle College students who were admitted into Medicine at HKU.
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La Salle College students donated about $40,000 for Nepal's earthquake victims in April 2015. The donation was sent to the Lasallian NGO, PROYDE. Br Javier Sánchez reports the following:
Norman Ung (03) architect and philanthropist has established his own non-profit organization DEFT (Design Eight Five Two) and is helping to design and build earthquake resistant schools in Nepal. Attached is his present work in Dhungkharka village outside Katmandu. For further information about Norman's work in Nepal and his designs for earthquake resistant schools please visit https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/deft-community-dhungkharka/x/11720658#/story
Photos courtesy of Norman Ung
The 41st Student Association Executive were sworn in after their oath taking at the Inauguration Ceremonies (Jnr and Snr School) on Wednesday 16th September. The Student Association Executive for 2015-2016 are:
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