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Attractions Chiang Mai
As one of the premier tourist destinations in Thailand, Chiang Mai has innumerable attractions, ensuring that visitors with any interest will find something to keep them entertained on their Chiang Mai holiday. The following are some of the most popular attractions on Chiang Mai:
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Located on Sam Lan Road, Wat Phra Sing's Wihan Lai Kham is home to Phra Phutthasihing, Chiang Mai's most sacred, Chiang sean-style Buddha image. During the Songkran festival, every April 1...More info
"Luang" means "large" in northern dialect, and as the name suggests, Wat Chedi Luang temple is home to Chiang Mai's largest Buddhist chedi built featuring 98 meters tall ...More info
Wat Phan Tao is an ancient temple that sits right next to the sacred Wat Chedi Luang in Chiang Mai town. It is known for its exquisite Lanna-style ordination hall (Wihan) entirely made of teakwood, wh...More info
Officially named Wat Photaram MahaWihan, Wat Chedi Chet Yot (a temple with seven pinnacles) is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Chiang Mai, believed to be built in circa 1455. The temple is best ...More info
KAD Suan Kaew Performing Arts Center KAD Suan Kaew Performing Arts Center is purposefully founded to be the center of arts & culture presentation, and performing arts knowledge dissemination. ...More info
Over 200 types of Asian and African mammals can be found in this striking landscape, here at Chiang Mai Zoo. This family-must-visit attraction can be found at Doi Suthep foothills, just next to the be...More info
A national park in Chiang which covers a 262-square-meter verdant forest and mountain ranges in three districts of Chiang Mai. Attractions in this national park include Huai Kaew Waterfall and Kru Ba ...More info
Perhaps the most famous and important temple in Chiang Mai every visitor must pay a visit. On top of Doi Suthep Hill, at 3,520 feet above sea level, finds the revered golden Phra That (chedi) of Wat P...More info
Located as part of Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, Chiang Mai Night Safari is spread over 819 rai or 328 acres of Tambon Mae Hia and Tambon Suthep. Traverse the exciting Thailand's first night saf...More info
Part of the Himalayan mountain range, Doi Inthanon is Thailand's tallest peak at 2,565 metres above the sea level. Doi Inthanon National Park covers an area of 482.4 square kilometers in three d...More info
The 180-square-kilometer national park in Mae Taeng district, blessed with mountainous terrains and verdant forest, is the favorite destination among cool-weather and photography lovers during the win...More info
● Wualai Walking Street (Saturday Market): Best known for its high quality authentic northern silver and lacquer wares, unique handicraft, Thai local food, and traditional performance, Wualai Wa...More info
After the success of the Royal Flora Ratchaphruek, a world-class horticulture expo to celebrate the auspicious occasions of HM King Bhumibol's 60th anniversary of his accession to the throne and...More info
Phra That Si Chom Thong is one of the most sacred Buddhist chedis in Chiang Mai, as it enshrines Buddha's relics, and the temple where it is located also has a ancient history, dated back to the...More info
This limestone hill in the area of Chiang Dao Wildlife Reserve features the height of 2,195 metres from sea level, making it the third tallest peak in Thailand after Doi Inthanon and Doi Pha Hom Pok. ...More info
Doi Ang Khang is on Highway No. 107 (Chiang Mai-Fang). Turn left at an intersection around Km. 137 (at Mae Kha Market) and proceed to Doi Ang Khang for a further distance of 25 kilometres. It is a st...More info
The hot springs of Fang are the main attraction of this ancient district of Chiang Mai. These hot springs are part of Doi Pa Hom Pok National Park and feature 40-88-degree-celsius springs originate fr...More info
The valley of Mae Sa Elephant Camp is where you could spend the whole day with one of their 70 cute, giant mammals, amid the natural environment. With more than 30 years of caretaking experience, Mae ...More info
Fang is a district in the north of Chiang Mai, of which the archeological evidence shown that it was an ancient city established during circa 641 by King Lawa Changkarat. The ancient city of Fang was ...More info
The district of Mae Chaem was originally established as Mueang Chaem in 1908, and was renamed Chang Khoeng 1917 and again in 1956 as Mae Cham. Tourist activities in Mae Cham include relaxing at Thep P...More info


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Jacob Edward "Jake" Hoffman (born March 20, 1981)[1] is an American actor and director.[2]
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Jake Hoffman was born in Los Angeles County, California, the son of actor Dustin Hoffman and Lisa Hoffman (née Gottsegen). In 2003, he graduated from NYU Film School. Since then, he has directed music videos, written and directed short films, and is most known for his work as an actor. In 2006, he played the adult version of Ben Newman in the comedy fantasy film Click, playing Adam Sandler's son. More recently, Jake and his real life father Dustin were cast as grandfather and grandson in the HBO television series Luck. Hoffman played shoe designer Steve Madden in Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street.[3]
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The best late night burgers in Toronto seem to beckon as the night turns into the early morning. These burgers, in all of their diet-destroying glory, become evermore appealing after Friday night last call, when the only thing that will suffice is a little beef and a side of fries. These burgers range from classic diner, to sophisticated and decadently clad, and usually offer the perfect way to end off a night out.
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Jumbo Burgers
Jumbo Burgers does your classic, indulgent diner-style burger wherein a side of onion rings are pretty much a necessity. This late night spot (until around 2 a.m.) seems to have stayed the same for decades, with prices lagging nicely behind at $3.95 for your basic, minimally dressed burger. A milkshake here is always a good call, too. More »
Thompson Diner
For a burger at any time of night (or morning), there's always the Thompson Diner's list numerous and creative of options. The 24-hour spot offers beef, turkey, and veggie patties, wrapped in buns or lettuce, or (if you can stomach it) two grilled cheese sandwiches. Served with a side, burgers here start at about $12. More »
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Never mind its somewhat-seedy sidewalk appeal, Burger Shack does a mighty fine take on a classic charbroiled burger. Your best bet here is the bacon and cheese-clad banquet burger, which, when paired with an order of crispy onion rings, is a no-fail choice for a late night bite around $10. Open until 3 a.m. on weekends. More »
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Paid for with pocket change, the classic old-school Dairy Freeze burger has been earning late night esteem for decades. This is a traditional mustard n' ketchup type burger, so those who crave arugula and brie toppings should probably look elsewhere. Best enjoyed on the patio picnic tables in the summertime. Open until 3 or 4am throughout the week. More »
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For a time warp and a late night burger. Johnny's keeps retro charm alive in the form of paper hats, excessive orange decor, and a hot charbroiled burger for $3 and change. This is the type of place you stop by at 2 a.m. on Saturday night and devour your order in minutes in your car. And enjoy every second of it. More »
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Pick from a list of "bosses" that includes the Dillinger, the Lucas, and the famed Capone. This burger joint draws inspiration from the big boys of crime, somehow translating that history into 6oz beef patties with dill Havarti, caramelized onions, and Gangster Goo (spicy ketchup). Whatever. It's open until 4 a.m. on weekends. More »
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Page One: Inside The New York Times
A documentary that endorses every last ounce of the Times' self-importance.
Watching Page One: Inside The New York Times by Andrew Rossi reminded me a bit of reading the Times itself: it's all a jumble of odd and unrelated stories held together and, indeed, utterly overshadowed by one thing and one thing only, namely, the paper's massive and unreflective self-importance. That's why when it brings before the camera one Michael Hirschorn, a man who wrote a piece for the Atlantic a couple of years ago suggesting that the Times might go out of business soon, it is only so that he and his article can be held up to ridicule from the Times-men who are treated so sympathetically by Mr. Rossi. Can Mr. Hirschorn, they wonder, really be so preternaturally stupid as to imagine that the Times could ever go out of business? It's the Times, for God's sake!
A documentary whose main purpose is puffery is not likely to have much success with anything else it tries to do, and Mr. Rossi's veneration of his heroes at the New York Times leaves little room for anything else anyway. The heroes are, especially, Bill Keller, the paper's Executive Editor at the time the movie was made who has since stepped down in favor of Jill Abramson, Bruce Headlam, the media editor, and, above all, David Carr, media columnist. There's also a blogger named Brian Stelter whom Mr. Carr jokingly claims is "a robot assembled in the basement of the New York Times to come and destroy it" but who is clearly a Times-man through and through. These men -- and the film has been criticized for the absence of women among its principal actors -- he identifies with newspaper journalism itself as it attempts to cope with the threat to its business model from new media. The New York Times may be with us till the oceans run dry, but its brother papers are in serious jeopardy -- in case you hadn't heard.
The Times guys naturally have something to say about this, but Mr. Rossi's picture is too unfocused to make very much of their advocacy for the industry. That's sort of in the background as attention jumps around from the Wikileaks phenomenon to the Times's dispatch of a new Baghdad correspondent to David Carr's compelling personal story of cocaine addiction and rehabilitation to Mr. Carr's daring exposé of Randy Michaels and Sam Zell of the now bankrupt Tribune group, publishers of the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune among other papers. What do these things have to do with changes in the business on account of new and on-line media? I think they are part of an attempt to place the New York Times under Mr. Keller's editorship in a direct line of descent from the heroic days of the media. Just as his predecessors had to save us from Vietnam and Watergate, so he has to save us and the noble profession of journalism from the upstart aggregators like The Huffington Post or Newser, whose representative, Michael Wolff, is here roughed up in debate with Mr. Carr.
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On Wikileaks, for instance, Mr. Rossi's film seeks to make a direct parallel with the Vietnam-war episode of the Pentagon Papers -- with the help of a now rather-crotchety looking Daniel Ellsberg, who doesn't seem to mind being seen as the '60s version of Bradley Manning. His theft and the Times's publication of that classified history of American involvement in Vietnam is still seen by Mr. Keller and others as the paper's finest hour -- and its presumptive justification for publishing any other stolen classified documents that may come its way, including those stolen by Private Manning and made available to it through Wikileaks. Today's Times-men appear slightly uneasy at the assertion of Julian Assange, the Australian entrepreneur whose fame and fortune have been made through Wikileaks' trafficking in purloined information, that for him journalism is "just a tool" while "the goal is justice." Yes, he says, he would call himself a journalist but also an activist -- and if he had to choose he would choose the values of an activist
Of course, the Times is activist as well, if by that he means (as apparently he does) someone who seeks to damage or undermine the established political and legal authority of Western democracies in the interest of vaguely revolutionary political alternatives, but its own established authority depends on keeping the fact as much under wraps as possible. Mr. Rossi's film makes its own contribution to this effort by taking seriously all the paper's high-minded claptrap about its agonized internal debate over publishing classified information and otherwise working against its own government -- a debate which only ever has one issue.
At one point, Sarah Ellison of Vanity Fair makes a shockingly unjust and slanderous equation between Judy Miller and Jayson Blair which goes unremarked by anyone else in the picture, presumably because the Times-folk have for years been brainlessly parroting the anti-war left's trope about how "Bush lied" -- which obviously means that Judy Miller must have lied too. This moment, which Mr. Rossi probably didn't even notice, is a good illustration of why those it routinely attempts to marginalize in this way hate the New York Times -- that is, not only for its uncritical acceptance of a highly dubious leftie version of history and reality as the only possible way for decent people (like themselves) to see things but the casual arrogation to itself of the right to draw the boundaries of decency.
The irony is that the public's reaction against this kind of arrogance and self-righteousness contributes largely to the success of the new media, the brashness and often shrillness of whose multiplicity of voices at least doesn't allow any one of them to get away with pretending, as the Times so routinely does, to be the voice of God. Moreover, the excess of press freedom which the Times continues to champion even at the expense of its country's diplomacy, and very likely its security too, will mean that trash continues to dominate the news -- which in turn will make the special things that newspapers and other large media organizations can do that the specialist trash-merchants and two-bit aggregators cannot do take up an ever smaller share of what they in fact do, and so continue to make them seem ever more unnecessary and out of date. I wouldn't bet that the New York Times will go out of business, but this movie had the opposite of its intended effect by making me think it more likely to do so than I did before.


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Last month, Sony announced its new HVR-V1U HDV compact camcorder. Providing "film-look" footage via 24p/30p progressive scan capture and 3 ClearVid CMOS Sensor chips, this HD dream captures images at up to 240 fields per second (faster capture is at reduced resolution), allowing very fast movements (shark tails flicking and divers freaking out) to be recorded in extreme detail.
The professional-quality unit also features two XLR microphone inputs for independent sound recording, a 3.5-inch Clear Photo LCD plus viewing screen and a 20x optical zoom lens with F2.8 at the telephoto end.
Douglas Spotted Eagle managed to get his hands on a pre-production model of the new, drool-worthy HD jewel and has posted his review on UWDV. In short, he loves the unit - especially the lens, the sensors, and the unit's button placement.
Although he's dissatisfied with the dearth of assignable buttons on the HVR-V1U, as well as the apparent thoughtlessness behind the Power button, he still managed to provide a few short clips so you can see the fantastic-ness that this $4800 camera provides.
Fact Sheet on Papuan Bird's Head Seascape
Conservation International has recently released a fact sheet on the Papuan Bird's Head Seascape, which, located in Papua, Indonesia, covers an area of more than 180,000 square kilometers and is thought to have the "highest coral reef biodiversity recorded for an area of this size anywhere in the world."
Previously, Wetpixel announced the discovery of dozens of new species in the same area, and this report by Conservation International provides a short summary of current progress and defines clear goals geared towards protecting the marine ecosystem.
Wetpixel moderator Drew Wong (scubadru) has started a topic discussing the report in the Conservation and Environment forum - what are your thoughts on protecting this underwater eden?
33-foot prehistoric marine reptile skeleton found in Svalbard Islands
Researchers from the University of Oslo recently discovered what they believe to be the first complete skeleton of a short-necked plesiosaur, a prehistoric marine reptile the size of a bus:
Professor Jørn Harald Hurum said the voracious plesiosaurs were like the Tyrannosaurus Rex of the oceans, "except its head is much bigger. About 2 meters (6.5 feet) long, compared to about 1.6 meters (5.25 feet) for Tyrannosaurus Rex."
The University's Natural History Museum said the reptile was "as long as a bus, with teeth larger than cucumbers ... in a head that could swallow an adult human whole."
The research team will return to Svalbard to continue their work next year. Keep reading for the full article from the Associated Press…
Nikon D80 vs. D200 Comparison
In August, Wetpixel told you that Nikon had announced its new D80 dSLR, the "little brother" to the year-old D200. Shortly thereafter, in the forums, Wetpixel member Jack Connick pointed us to DP Review's excellent, exhaustive overview of the new D80.
If you're interested, Ken Rockwell has posted a review that's just as excellent and almost as exhaustive. However, Rockwell also provides a pretty thoughtful overview contrasting the D80 and the D200.
If you're struggling with which camera to get, his D80 vs. D200 head-to-head comparison might help set you straight.
Visions In The Sea 10th Anniversary
The 10th Anniversary edition of the Visions In The Sea underwater photography conference takes place in London over the weekend of 4th & 5th November. An international cast of underwater photography's elite are working alongside some of the UK's best image makers to present two days of stunning portfolios and techniques talks. Speakers are flying in from Australia, the United States, Mauritius, Greece, Italy and Ireland especially for this event, the only one of it's kind in the UK. Speakers include Amos Nachoum, Michael Aw, Martin Edge and Wetpixel's own Alex Mustard. More than a dozen major presentations are scheduled.
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Welcome to the review section.
More reviews will be added here as we receive them. If you come across any reviews of WOFF not listed here please let us know!
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15 May 2015
Wings: Over Flanders Fields is no.13 in "The 25 Best Simulation Games Ever Made" !
23 March 2015
WINGS: Over Flanders Fields review - Richard A Martin gives WOFF a glowing review: "Simply put, Wings Over Flanders Fields is the upgraded edition of what is arguably the best World War I flight simulator on the market. "
5 March 2015
WINGS: Over Flanders Fields makes Tim Stone's "The 20 best wargames of all time"
"WOFF brings the 1914-18 air war to life more successfully than any of its peers."
5 August 2014
new review of WOFF team in the Dutch
by Hans Heerkens!
'WOFF is a lovingly crafted sim'.
(translation of one quote).
August 2014 edition available from http://www.pilootenvliegtuig.nl/magazine/
1 June 2014
Interview with the WOFF team on FlightSim.com with Nels Anderson.
18 May 2014
FlightSim.com REVIEW of Wings: Over Flanders Fields" by Dom Smith
"Upon finding myself in the world of WOFF, my first thoughts were...wow, this is incredible! "
"AI ... is some of the best I've seen in a flight simulator..."
".. one of the most beautiful and atmospheric
(music) scores I
have ever heard in a computer game"
"it takes quite a bit to impress me but in this case, I really was blown away by the visuals"
22 April 2014
PC Pilot Interview with the team behind
Wings: Over Flanders Fields" Note you'll need to purchase the issue 91 magazine (paper or digitial versions) to read.
Neural game Shake - Some of us missed this small review previously (posted in
January 2014) but sums up WOFF nicely in a few words.
"...THRILLING. The flak, the bullets whizzing by,
it was just full of atmosphere..."
"... reminds me of the flight sims of the 80s and 90s that cared about atmosphere and character as well as flight modeling and realism"
23 March
- 22 April
COMBAT ACE (Multi part review)
Review Part 1 by 33Lima.
Review Part 2 by 33Lima.
Review Part 3 by 33Lima.
Review Part 4 by Hellshade and Adger.
From part 3:
" ... most of all, thanks to the new AI and other related enhancements, the air-to-air experience is now right up there, with or ahead of the best of them. "
" ... given the depth, breadth and quality of this product, if WOFF doesn't win at least one
'Sim of the Year' award, well, there ain't no justice. Likewise, in my experience, WOFF deserves to be in at least the top ten 'Best Combat Flightsims' - ever. "
simply blown away by the WOFF campaign!"
From Part 4:
"I've also flown Knights of the Sky, FE1 & RoF and WOFF batters them all into submission. It's not just the greatest sim I've flown...it's probably my greatest game I've ever played, a mindblowing piece of work" - Adger.
See the reviews for more.
33Lima's WOFF Combat Reports based on Famous
Check out these based on 'Wind in the Wires', 'Sagittarius Rising', 'Winged Warfare', 'No Parachute', and 'Wings of War' from 33Lima.
April 2014 two more mission reports by 33Lima :
the French and the Yanks,
the French and the Yanks 2 for a
view of the other nations and craft!
new one:
The Roland Walfisch. "..As missions go, this was one of the very best
two-seater sorties I
have flown in any WW1 sim ... one of those classic
moments of pure simming immersion and delight
that I will not forget in a long time. Simply brilliant!""
December 2013
SIMHQ Review by
Jens "McGonigle" Lindblad Review
"WOFF offers instead, is an
incredibly polished, satisfying and at all times a frighteningly real and
believable World War 1 aerial experience."
"...a unique and excellent single player campaign with Intelligent AI, both amongst the very best I've experienced." Read the full review
"Wot I think" Review by Tim Stone
"WOFF generates some of the most gripping, varied, and challenging single-player dogfights I've ever had the pleasure to participate in."
"Buy it and you're getting that incredibly rare thing, a sim that realises that most of us value campaign colour and plausible AI every bit as much as we value faithful flight models." Read the full review.
Jens "McGonigle" Lindblad interviews
Matt Milne. Matt wrote the fabulous new music score for WOFF, and our previous release. Here he discusses the process behind the Music.
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Hospital in Pisa, Italy is First in World to Receive Revolutionary Epimacular Brachytherapy System
Fremont, CA and Pisa, Italy (PRWEB) October 30, 2009 -- NeoVista, Inc. announced today that the first VIDION® ANV Therapy System for epimacular brachytherapy has been sold and shipped. Unlike anti-VEGF therapy, which requires frequent costly eye injections for an indefinite period of time, NeoVista's novel therapy delivers a one-time dose of radiation via a very commonly used surgical procedure called 'vitrectomy'. NeoVista's epimacular brachytherapy has been shown to be safe and effective in preliminary clinical trials and may offer a cost effective solution to the current treatment burden posed by continuous injections of anti-VEGF therapy.
Dr. Stanislao Rizzo, a world-renowned retinal surgeon from S. Chiara Hospital, Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria Pisana,Pisa, Italy, said, "We are very excited to be the first hospital to receive this innovative one time treatment procedure, which can help to treat a devastating disease that otherwise requires chronic treatment for an indefinite period of time. NeoVista's targeted epimacular brachytherapy treatment may provide us the ability to improve vision by offering a distinct mechanism of action to conventional anti-VEGF therapy that affects multiple disease pathways, and may dramatically change the patients' quality of life by eliminating frequent eye injections. This promising treatment could very well be a cost-effective alternative to treating neovascular AMD," continued Dr. Rizzo. "Monthly injections can become quite expensive for our health care system, whereas a single procedure will potentially allow our specialists to treat more patients and bring down the costs associated with ongoing treatments while still providing satisfactory outcomes."
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Melbourne Outlet Shopping Tour
- Full-day shopping tour of Melbourne's outlet shops
- Get insider tips and assistance for shopping in Melbourne's famous discount clothing outlets from your expert guide
- Rejuvenate with an included cafe-style lunch and a glass of sparkling wine or drink of your choice
- Stash your purchases in your minivan while on the hunt for more treasures
- Hotel pickup and drop off at select hotels included
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When you're ready to take a break, enjoy a tasty cafe-style lunch and a glass of sparkling wine. Leave your bags in your minivan during the day so that your hands are free for more Melbourne shopping!
Itineraries are subject to change seasonally or due to specific sales and guest requests for the day. Popular stops include shops with women's fashion, shoes and handbags; men's and children's clothing; housewares; jewelry and cosmetics; leather goods, and accessories including hats, gloves, sunglasses. You'll find great deals on name-brand goods such as Nike, Quiksilver, LeCoste and much more while shopping in Melbourne!
If you have a special shopping request, please advise at time of booking. There is a possibility this can be accommodated, subject to itinerary schedule.
Customer Reviews
September 2015
It was a great day with Tracy. She was very knowledgable and friendly. It was a small group and all the ladies were very friendly. Would recommend Tracy and this tour to my friends.
June 2015
This shopping tour was fantastic! The host/driver was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Would recommend this tour to anyone! Loved it!
May 2015
Really well organised, a good mix of outlets and Tracy really knows her stuff. Fun Day!!
April 2015
It was a most enjoyable day. We went to places that as a tourist you would not be able to find. Our tour guide was amazing. You were not pressured at all to buy or hurry. She pointed out places of interest along the way. I would definitely do another shopping tour and would highly recommend it to people. It was such great fun.
March 2015
fantastic great variety of shopping friendly and knowledgeable guide highly recommend
December 2014
Lots of fun, lots of bargains!
December 2014
My daughter and I had an awesome day. We have been on a number of shopping tours in Melbourne over the years and this one was the best our shopping guide was absolutely fantastic. She took us to all the best places to spend our money nothing was an issue she was fabulous. She treated us like we were very important people to her. I will and have been recommending this tour to all of my friends. Thanks again so very much. It was fabulous.
September 2014
Really enjoyable day lunch was great and a good range of shops coverd
August 2014
We had a great day shopping with our lovely guide Tracey. Lots of bargains from outlet shops we wouldn't have found ourselves. Thanks Tracey for making our day so much fun and a great way to end our girls trip to Melbourne.
August 2014
The shopping tour was fantastic. Tracey was the best tour guide, teaching us about some of the history of the Melbourne suburbs as we travelled through them. We appreciated Tracey showing some of "The Blocks" and stopping so we could take photos. This shopping tour was fun and so much better than the big coach tours we saw along the way. We have recommended Viator to other friends who are also looking at shopping tours around Christmas. The only criticism I would have is that at times it was hard to hear Tracey from the back seat of the bus, so a mic might help her and that way she wouldn't have to yell. Thanks Viator we will definitely be back. P.S thanks so much to Tracey for taking me past the pub where they film "Offspring".


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Salmon Steak with Orange-Balsamic Glaze
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- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh rosemary
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
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Place first 7 ingredients in a large sealable plastic bag. Shake well. Add salmon and refrigerate 30 minutes to 1 hour. Remove steaks from marinade and pat dry with a paper towel. Coat grill with cooking spray and heat on high. Grill steaks, turning once halfway through, until no longer translucent in the center, about 4 minutes per side.
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Local operations with classical communication (LOCC) and separable operations are two classes of quantum operations that play key roles in the study of quantum entanglement. Separable operations are strictly more powerful than LOCC, but no simple explanation of this phenomenon is known. We show that, in the case of von Neumann measurements, the ability to interpolate measurements is an operational principle that sets apart LOCC and separable operations.
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The emcee of the 2015 CREB® Forecast Conference and Tradeshow is local television personality Andrew Schultz.
The opening presentation will include remarks from 2014 CREB® president Bill Kirk, 2015 CREB® president Corinne Lyall, the swearing in ceremony of CREB®'s new board of directors and the presentation of the REALTOR® of the Year – T.W.H. (Bill) Saunders Memorial Award.
Attend CREB®'s much anticipated regional housing market forecast presented by 2015 CREB® president Corinne Lyall and chief economist Ann-Marie Lurie.
Get the top economic trends that will impact REALTORS® the most and insight to strategize for upcoming risks and opportunities on the horizon.
High-profile investor exraordinaire, Kevin O'Leary, will deliver his hard-hitting O'Leary Report for REALTORS®.
Find out what straight shooting advice O'Leary has for real estate agents to maximize opportunities and reach their full potential.
O'Leary is a sought after business expert, host and personality on a range of television shows, including Discovery's Project Earth, CBC's Dragon's Den, Lang & O'Leary Exchange and ABC's Shark Tank.
Join the Matrix™ lunch and learn to find out why Matrix™ is a clear leader in multiple listings software, unrivaled in speed and cutting-edge functionality and delivering the performance modern real estate professionals demand.
This demonstration will showcase the impressive features members will experience in CREB®'s soon-to-be new Matrix™ MLS® System launching Feb. 10.
Join members of CREB®'s Professional Standards Standing Committee for insight on how practice standards are developed, how they impact you as a REALTOR® and what to do in the event of an investigation.
Know the rules to avoid infractions. Learn how rules are made, why they change and the disciplinary process that is in place to champion members' interests and enhance professional conduct in the industry.
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The digital revolution is ending. The people revolution is beginning. Is your business prepared?
Smith will share the top 10 business principles that will help grow profits in the next decade and beyond.
Don't be fooled by predatory lending practices.
Jeremy Nicholls, Corporate Security Manager of AML Compliance at Servus Canada, provides crucial information to protect your business from mortgage and property fraud.
Nicholls will share tools to identify common types of mortgage fraud schemes, how they manifest, and red flags you need to look out for in the application process.
The City of Calgary is growing at unprecedented rates. How Calgary accommodates growth is critical to the sustainability of the city's future. This session will look at some of the initiatives underway to look at how the current landscape can help absorb growth in an efficient way.
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Housing statistics are vital tools for REALTORS® to anticipate changes in the market to assist with providing informed professional real estate advice to clients.
CREB® chief economist Ann-Marie Lurie will showcase the exclusive statistics offerings available to CREB® members to navigate through the real estate market and elevate your business.
Lurie will also outline the statistics changes coming with the launch of Matrix™.
This interactive session is a great opportunity to let us know about information you'd like to see in CREB®'s statistics products.
Chris Smith, co-author of Peoplework and the co-founder of Curaytor, explains why "peoplework", putting people first in a digital-first world, is a better way to run a business.
Smith will share the top 10 business principles that will help grow profits in the next decade and beyond.
Canada's anti-spam legislation (CASL) came in to effect last year and is the strictest in the world.
Fines can be significant and you don't want to be made an example of.
Join David Greenspan, vice president of KiTS Keep-in-Touch Systems, as he reveals key points in Canada's new anti-spam legislation and how real estate professionals can stay in the e-marketing safe zone. Review the rules, define the pieces and learn how your marketing can cut through the noise, while staying on the right side of the law.


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Minn. Man Dies In S. Dakota Industrial Accident
November 1, 2011 1:34 PM
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — A Minnesota man has died in an industrial accident in Sioux Falls, S.D.
Sioux Falls police say the 58-year-old man was operating an electrical lift at a post office Tuesday morning when he became trapped between the lift and an object attached to the ceiling. Workers called 911, but authorities found the man dead at the scene.
Officials have not released the man's name.
(© Copyright 2011 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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Basketball League(boys & girls)
Soccer League (boys & girls)
Volleyball Clinic (boys & girls)
Our elementary athletics program hosts a coed elementary soccer league in the fall and a coed elementary basketball league in the winter. Teams are coached by parent volunteers.
The purpose for the elementary leagues are to teach the players the fundamentals of soccer and basketball. We hope that by having these leagues at the school, we will have students participating who would not otherwise be playing soccer and basketball. We also want to provide a feeder for our soccer and basketball programs here at Northside and to create an excitement for our school. Ultimately, we want to bring glory to God through this program.
The 2nd through 5th grade students will be able to participate in coaching sessions and games on Saturdaymornings during the fall. Registration will include a free soccer ball and t-shirt! Each child will be able to learn new things about soccer in a fun and creative learning environment. Please don't miss out on this great opportunity for your child!
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Students have an opportunity to learn the game of volleyball and see first-hand how much fun it can be. Join us this spring for 6 weeks of beginner level volleyball skills, team challenges, and an exciting tournament. The boys and girls will be instructred by Kim Vanderschel, an NCS parent with many years of volleyball coaching experience, and assisted by our own NCS high school volleyball players.
The cost of the 5 week volleyball clinic is $30 and includes a t-shirt and ribbon for each participant. The completed form and registration fee are due by Friday, March 13th, 2015.
Practice is on Saturday from 9:00 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. and then the games are from 10:15 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. The league last for 7 weeks.


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8. HTC One M9
Not quite up the 5 star standard, but HTC still has the most beautiful phone around
OS: Android 5 | Screen size: 5-inch | Resolution: 1920x1080 | Memory: 3GB |Storage: 32GB |Battery:2840mAh | Rear camera: 20.7MP | Front camera: 4MP
HTC has sat comfortably at the top of our charts for the last couple of years, and while it's not quite managed it in 2015, the M9 is still a phone with the best build quality out there.
None of the old favourites are missing, so BoomSound enhancement still turbocharges the audio and the Sense overlay remains one of our favourites, thanks to its sophistication and power.
The camera has been boosted to 20.7MP, although doesn't have the impressive snapping power of some of the other phones on the market. The design language still means this is one of our favourite phones to stick in our pocket.
It's a touch more expensive than before, and doesn't take a huge leap forward from last year's model, but that was nearly perfect, so where was HTC to go?


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Spring garden cleanup and preparation
Thanks again to John Kirk, one of the vegetable specialists with the Big Country Master Gardener Association, for the information contained in this article.
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Normal cells produce most of the ATP they need to power cellular functions through an oxygen-dependent process known as oxidative phosphorylation. In contrast, cancer cells commonly switch to what is known as a "glycolytic phenotype," producing ATP through a process that can occur in the absence of oxygen and involves conversion of glucose to lactate. Scientists believe that the glycolytic phenotype enables rapidly proliferating tumor cells to survive even when environmental oxygen levels are not optimal. In addition, perturbations of the normal physiology of mitochondria, cellular structures involved in oxygen-dependent ATP production, have also been linked to cancer.
Dr. Valeria Fantin, formerly of the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School, and colleagues examined whether blocking the conversion of glucose to lactate in mammary tumor cells might help shed light on the association between tumor survival and the interplay between glycolytic phenotype and mitochondrial metabolism. The researchers used a sophisticated genetic technique to reduce levels of lactate dehydrogenase A (LDH-A), an enzyme required for the glucose to lactate pathway that is elevated in human breast and lung cancers. Inhibition of LDH-A stimulated mitochondrial function and drastically compromised the ability of the tumor cells to proliferate in low oxygen conditions. Restoration of LDH-A activity reestablished the glycolytic phenotyp
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Boeing raises forecast of need for smaller jets
The company foresees a greater demand for single-aisle aircraft and slightly lower demand for wide-body jets like those built in Everett, compared to Boeing's forecast last year.
Still, "there's a big pent-up demand for wide-bodies," said Randy Tinseth, Boeing's vice president for marketing.
That pent-up demand is partly due to delays in wide-body jet programs like the 787, which led Boeing and rival jet maker Airbus to deliver fewer twin-aisle aircraft in the past decade than in the previous one. The trend is beginning to change as Boeing increases production of the 787 and Airbus is poised to deliver the new A350 XWB next year.
Tinseth delivered his remarks as part of a Boeing briefing ahead of the Paris Air Show, which begins Monday. Boeing will have two 787s at the air show, with one flying daily. Airbus is preparing for the maiden flight of the A350, which could make a fly-by at the air show.
Boeing predicts airlines will need 7,830 new twin-aisle aircraft by 2032, compared to 7,950 in last year's forecast. That doesn't include "very large" wide-body jets like the 747 or A380. Chicago-based Boeing predicts a need for 760 of those biggest planes over the next 20 years, compared to last year's forecast of 790.
The estimate for large aircraft need has continued to drop over the past few years. In April, Boeing announced it would slow production of the 747-8 due to declining demand. In Airbus' 20-year forecast last year, the jet maker estimated a need for 1,710 very large jets.
Demand for single-aisle jets like the new 737 MAX and A320neo, meanwhile, has increased since last year, according to Boeing's forecast. Airlines will need to buy 24,670 single-aisle aircraft between now and 2032, Boeing estimates. That's substantially more single-aisle jets than the 19,520 Airbus predicted last year and slightly more than Boeing's previous forecast of 23,240.
Airlines are looking for "the most efficient aircraft they can find," Tinseth said.
In recent years, airlines have been flying increasingly fuller planes as passenger traffic has remained strong. Cargo traffic, which has been sluggish, is expected to grow 2 percent to 3 percent this year, Tinseth said.
Overall, Boeing believes the world's aircraft fleet will double over the next 20 years.
As a result, "we'll continue to see upward pressure on our production rates," Tinseth said.
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Romantic Feats and Spa Treats in Sussex
Cisswood House Hotel • West Sussex, United Kingdom
Escape Kit
- Overnight Stay for Two in a Double Room
- Full English Breakfast Each
- Choice of 25-Minute Spa Treatment Each
- 25% Discount on Further Spa Treatments
- Bottle of Wine if Dining in the Hotel Restaurant (Min. Spend Applies)
- Late 12 p.m. Checkout
In 1928, the chairman of Harrods did something very special for his lady wife Cissily—he built a beautiful country house in the Sussex countryside and named it Cisswood House Hotel, in her honour. Feel the love with this spa Escape and enjoy an overnight stay for two for £99 (up to a £232.95 value).
Your double room mixes traditional and contemporary touches, and you can whisper sweet nothings as you stroll through the landscaped gardens, or share a tipple in front of a log fire. As part of your Escape you'll each have a 25-minute spa treatment, so you can unwind with the likes of an Instant Eye Repair, Intensely Nourishing Hair Treatment, Essential Express Rose Facial, Age Repair Hands, or a Bespoke Skin Polish. Afterwards, indulge yourselves in the heated pool, sauna, and spa bath. You will also receive a 25% discount on any additional spa treatments that you book.
After a day of being spoilt, you'll have worked up an appetite ready to experience the fine cuisine served up in the highly acclaimed Garden Restaurant. If you choose to dine on the freshly prepared dishes using locally sourced produce each, you'll get a complimentary bottle of wine to accompany your meal (minimum spend applies). A full English breakfast is included with your stay.
The hotel's location, close to the picturesque market town of Horsham, and a short distance from the Brighton seaside, means you're well located to explore the best of Sussex. After a late 12 p.m. checkout, we recommend a walk along Brighton's famous seafront and an afternoon perusing the boutique wares in the seaside town's iconic Lanes, for an enchanting day out.
• This Escape is for two people.
• Stays on a Saturday night are subject to a £10 supplement.
• A second night's stay is available to book for £60 Bed & Breakfast, payable directly to the hotel.
• Children under 2 can stay for £10 a night for cots / cribs, and children under 12 can stay for £22.50 per night for extra beds (maximum of two).
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"The highly acclaimed Garden Restaurant, overlooking the gardens, is the perfect setting for a relaxed candlelit dinner or a family gathering."-- The Mobile Food Guide
30 day money-back guarantee
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the fine print
- 1 voucher is valid for 2 people
- Limit 1 voucher per reservation; offer cannot be combined to extend stay
- Reservations required and subject to availability - stay must be completed by March 31, 2014
- Not valid on February 14, 15 2014
- £10 supplement for Saturday night stay, paid direct to merchant
- A second night can be booked directly with the merchant for £60 a night per couple
- Merchant cancellation/re-scheduling policy of 48 hours applies; voucher subject to forfeiture
- Deal based on double occupancy in a Double Room; upgrades available subject to availability
- All children under 2 years are charged £10 per night for children's cots/cribs; All children under 12 years are charged £22.50 per person per night for extra beds; The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 2; The maximum number of children's cots/cribs in a room is 2; Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management; Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately direct to merchant during your stay
- Minimum spend excludes Nibbles to share
- No dogs allowed
- Wifi available
- Voucher includes: Overnight Stay for Two in a Double Room, Full English Breakfast Each, Choice of 25-Minute Spa Treatment Each, 25% Discount on Further Spa Treatments, Bottle of Wine if Dining in the Hotel Restaurant (Min. Spend Applies), Late 12 p.m. Checkout
- Bottle of wine if dining in the hotel restaurant is valid if when customers spend a minimum of £21.95 each
- Check in 2pm; check out 12pm
- Valid for purchased voucher option only
- Not valid in conjunction with any other offer and cannot be applied towards existing reservations
- Deal price inclusive of VAT
- Subject to availability. Hotel may reserve some rooms for non-LivingSocial guests
- For information on any special assistance required including disabled access, please contact merchant directly prior to purchase if required
- Enjoy By date on this voucher cannot be validly extended without the express written endorsement of LivingSocial. Without such written endorsement, any offer by the merchant to extend the Enjoy By date cannot be honoured by LivingSocial in the event that the merchant defaults
- Call 01403 891216 for further information if required
- Other conditions apply • PAID AND PROMOTIONAL VALUES EXPIRES ON March 31, 2014 • PAID VALUE DOES NOT EXPIRE • PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON March 31, 2019 • PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON March 31, 2014 • Enjoy By March 31, 2014
Other conditions apply
Except where noted in the fine print:
• No cash value/cash back
• Service not included
• Merchant is responsible for the quality of the products or services provided to you at redemption
• Entire value must be used in one visit
• Cannot be combined with any other offer or promotion
• LivingSocial Terms and Conditions - https://www.livingsocial.com/terms
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We stayed for 4 nights, the location is perfect for exploring key historical sights.
The rooms are nicely furnished, comfortable, quiet and clean. The staff are all great - helpful and friendly. The breakfast was excellent, fresh orange juice, delicious pastries, yoghurt and fresh fruit.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- This very special hotel is housed in a classical building that recently has undergone a complete renovation (2007),just a few steps from the Acropolis and Plaka, adjacent to the new Acropolis museum, it is situated at the very heart of Athens historic center. The Acropolis Museum Hotel is at the foot of the Acropolis hill, just a few steps away from the Parthenon, the Temple of Zeus, Hadrian Arch and other monuments of Greek Civilization. Yet within a ten minute walk you can reach the Constitution Square (Syntagma), the Greek Parliament, Athens Stock market and Athens exclusive shopping areas of Ermou and Kolonaki. ... more less
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