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Illustrational Art - A Group Show
Show Runs: Sat, July 09, 2016 - 9:00am to Sat, July 30, 2016 - 5:00pm
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During the month of July, drop by NovelTea Bookstore Cafe in Truro NS to see "Illustrational Art - A Group Show". Artists were invited to submit work inspired by books and the written word.
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Although it looks old, the Redesdale Market Hall is actually Victorian (1837-1901) and built in the 'Tudor' style.
It was designed by Sir Ernest George, and built in 1887 from the local honey-coloured limestone. It has four arches which originally formed an arcade, but are now filled in.
The Redesdales were a wealthy local family, who were benefactors of the town.
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Djerba Island, Tunisia, May 11-14th, 2015
Climate change, Water resources mobilization and management, Land and vegetation cover degradation and remediation, Geo-information technologies, Socio-economic aspects and integrated approaches.
We are pleased to announce that the proceedings of the ILDAC2015 conference will be published by Springer (www.springer.com).
Born in central Tunisia in 1960, Dr Houcine Taamallah completed his undergraduate and M.Sc. studies at the National Agronomic Institute of Tunisia) (Institut National Agronomique de Tunisie) (INAT) in 1984 and 1987, respectively. He received a Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences (Soil and water management) from the Faculty of Applied Bio-engineering Sciences of the University of Gent (Belgium) in 2007.
Since his appointment at IRA, he has contributed actively, as coordinator or team member, to the realization of numerous joint research projects funded by national and international agencies (WB, ABOS, EU, CSFD, UNU, UNESCO, etc.). His research programs focused mainly on land degradation, soil
physics and fertility, climate change impacts and adaptation, combating desertification and drylands management. .
He contributed also to the training and capacity building through supervision of trainees and students of all levels from national and international centers and organizations and universities, part time teaching at the universities on drylands and natural resources management related issues, and organization of specialized local and international training sessions. After working for a private company, he joined the Arid Zone Research Institute (Institut des Régions Arides) (IRA) (Médenine, Tunisia) in 1988 as a researcher. .
He has been solicited to provide expertise for studies and/or projects conducted by national (Ministries of Agriculture, environment, planning) and international organizations (FAO, GTZ, OSS, UNU, etc.) in addition to the assistance of the local development agencies (agriculture, environment, development). .
He published several scientific papers in national and international journals in addition to his contribution to the edition of books and book chapters. He was also reviewer for several international journals. .He moved in 2012 to serve as a university professor in soil sciences at the National School of Rural Engineers (ESIER) in Medjez El bab. .He passed away on May 16th, 2013. .


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Western Australian United Nations worker Polly Brennan, who suffered minor injuries in the attack on the UN's Baghdad headquarters, is expected to arrive in Germany this morning.
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Human Rights Watch says Australia's bid to lead the United Nations Commission on Human Rights has been undercut because Prime Minister John Howard failed to tackle human rights issues in China.
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Severe drought conditions are being blamed for the small quantities and poorer quality of wool available at this year's annual Elders wool sales in Newcastle.
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The Boandik Lodge organisation is disappointed Mount Gambier City Council will not reconsider which block of land it is offering as the site for a new aged care facility.
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Dozens of people are still missing following yesterday's truck bombing at United Nations headquarters in Baghdad.
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Queensland Sports Minister Terry Mackenroth believes spectators at the Gold Coast Indy in October could exceed 300,000 people.
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Lance Gross and Rebecca Jefferson have been married since 23rd May 2015. [view couple]
Lance Darnell Gross (born July 8, 1981) is an American actor and photographer, best known for his role as Calvin Payne on the TBS sitcom Tyler Perry's House of Payne, as well as appearing in other Tyler Perry productions such as the Meet the Browns (...2008) film and Tyler Perry's Temptations: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor (2013). He also co-starred in 2010's Our Family Wedding alongside Forest Whitaker, Carlos Mencia, America Ferrera, and Regina King. He also starred as Secret Service Agent Marcus Finley in NBC's political drama Crisis.
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PARIS: Little excitement from the big leaguers
SAN DIEGO ---- It was the season's best day, so why not be in the Gaslamp Quarter on Sunday?
I know the Padres get homesick playing at Petco Park. I understand that the only players hitting less than the Padres are the Chargers, and they're locked out. And I realize that attending another pitiful Padres performance is like staying awake through an 8 a.m. calculus class.
But how can you not appreciate what the Padres did Sunday, throwing open the gates to thousands of Little Leaguers, hundreds of them hailing from North County?
Before the game the kids were loud. They were excited. They were enthusiastic.
They were everything youngsters can and should be when walking along the manicured dirt circling the field and peeking inside a big-league dugout. Kids were being kids.
But I've never heard youth served so quietly; a "Let's Go Padres" at such a whimper. Never did the guys in the major league uniforms give those in the make-believe ones reason to cheer.
Another game. Another loss. Another example of how bad the Padres (19-28) are playing.
The final score was 6-1. But it's the five-game homestand's numbers that will give the poor kids nightmares: five runs, six errors and 52 strikeouts.
"So far we've made too many little mistakes that have compounded and hurt us during the course of a game,'' manager Bud Black said. "Offensively, on the mound, defense, all the things add up.''
What this dreary stretch forced is a team meeting. Black had a 10-minute, post-game powwow, and hopefully he hammered his message more than the Padres do opposing pitches.
"It was getting some things out that needed to be addressed and getting everybody on the same page,'' losing pitcher Tim Stauffer said. "Obviously, we are not playing the game we are capable of playing.''
I'd love to embrace these Padres because their brand of baseball, when executed successfully, can be compelling. Just because they are too cheap to sign sluggers, doesn't mean they have to perform like banana slugs.
Last year is gone, but it lives on in a reminder that the right players playing the game the right way can be successful even with a miniscule payroll.
Then again, tip your lid to Seattle ace Felix Hernandez. He was sensational Sunday, hurling eight innings (seven scoreless) and striking out 13, a performance worthy of his 2010 Cy Young Award.
But I'm tired of hearing how good the other guys are ---- the Padres would be hard-pressed to hit Neil Young at Petco.
There comes a time, old Neil hummed, and when will the Padres reach theirs? When will the losing cease, the weak hitting abate and the team start showing it's better than its 8-18 home record. Playing 10 games under .500 in your crib is no way to stir the local masses.
Still, nearly 35,000 attended Sunday's game, and too bad they exited grumbling.
To all those Little Leaguers with sticky fingers from cotton candy, and mustard stains on their pants from wobbly hot dogs, the Padres owe you one.
Instead of forging memories to last a lifetime, the Padres are on life support, losers of three straight and five of six, sitting 8.5 games from first place in the National League West.
There was a grande holler from the young 'uns in the sixth inning but not because the Padres got a hit.
The Pad Squad was on the field, firing goodies from its various slingshots before the Padres batted. For a rare time, the park was alive with noise, commotion and all that good stuff the ankle-biters provide.
It doesn't take much to get kids hyper ---- and that's what they got Sunday, not much.
Sorry tykes, maybe next time.
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21 years old distinct triholer was delivered to Martinair in April 1995. The MD-11CF is now withdrawn from use and stored in Victorville. Only 199 MD-11 frames were built and the first one in 1990... (more)
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Geronimus says black-white differences in mortality "help silence black voices in the electorate"
Do universities need more conservative thinkers?
Starr critical of risk assessment scores for sentencing
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Between 1979 and 1988, the Transmigration Program in Indonesia relocated two million farm households from the Inner Islands of Java and Bali to the Outer Islands. This large-scale intervention provides plausibly exogenous variation in the assignment of migrant farmers. We use this natural experiment to identify the importance of skill transferability for economic development. We construct two measures of economic proximity between migrants' origins and destinations that depend on differences between the characteristics of these locations. We then quantify how the economic proximity between origins and destinations relates to the transferability of migrants' human capital by estimating an "assimilation elasticity," akin to the trade elasticity that quantifies how physical proximity relates to the transportability of goods. Destination sites exhibit significantly higher productivity per hectare if they were assigned farmers from regions of Java/Bali with more similar agroclimatic endowments and indigenous languages. However, linguistic similarity appears less important than agroclimatic similarity for long-term assimilation. These results suggest farming skills are not transferable across locations. We show how our proximity measures shed light on the role of comparative advantage in shaping the spatial distribution of productivity.


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With spring practice officially behind us, we're taking a look at each Big Ten team and identifying a player who announced himself as a potential key performer this fall.
These are guys who haven't played big roles yet but showed enough during the 15 spring practices -- not just some fluky, spring-game performance against backups -- to factor heavily into their team's plans.
The series now continues on to the Minnesota Golden Gophers and their defensive backfield.
Spring breakout player: S Damarius Travis
Safety Cedric Thompson started 10 games last season and led the Gophers in tackles (79). Safety Antonio Johnson started in six games and finished fourth with 69 tackles. They're both returning this upcoming season -- so the pair are a lock to return to their starting positions, right?
Think again. That's the kind of spring that Travis had.
"If we had to play a game next week, Damarius Travis would be starting," defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys told the Minnesota Daily last month. "He's the most improved [defensive back] by far."
Travis played in 13 games last season, but he was an afterthought to both Thompson and Johnson. He started in just two games and finished with 28 tackles. But the Florida native has shown a lot of potential this offseason -- so much that he's caught the eye of just about everyone who's seen him practice.
Jerry Kill realized by mid-March that Travis "has really stood out." BTN's Tom Dienhart identified Travis as a defensive playmaker in mid-April. And Claeys offered up his quote somewhere in between.
Travis is quick, he's focused, and he's looking to be more than just a role player this season. Minnesota is just hoping he continues to progress as quickly this summer as he did this spring.


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Dana school construction gets behind
Published: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
Construction at Dana Elementary slowed over a wet summer, but school officials say they are trying to get the project back on track.
"We are behind somewhat at Dana," Bo Caldwell, the facilities director for Henderson County Schools, told School Board members Monday night during their regular monthly meeting. "It is very important to finish on time ... The clock is ticking."
Caldwell said he and other school officials met recently with representatives from Buncombe Construction, the company building new classrooms, a new cafeteria and other additions and renovations to the Dana campus. They urged the company to take advantage of a recent dry spell to make up for lost time, he said.
The school system divided the project into two phases. It is scheduled to be finished in 2008. The completion date for the first phase, which will cost about $12 million, should be finished by May 2007.
Students and parents have cooperated with the demands of learning in and around a construction project, Dana Principal Noland Ramsey told the board. Most parents prepared their children for the need to be cautious at school.
"Our children have probably been as well behaved as they have ever been," he said. "The parents did a good job of preparing kids to keep themselves safe."
The school has not had any safety problems with students and has worked with a nearby church to provide a space for children to play outside, he said.
Contract approved
The School Board also voted on Monday night to approve a contract with an architect to build a new elementary school off Sugarloaf Road. The contract with the firm Martin, Boal, Anthony & Johnson calls for a school covering about 86,400 square feet located on property off Sugarloaf Road. The architects will use plans made for the Clear Creek Elementary School in their design for the new school, according to the contract.
In April, county commissioners gave the School Board the go-ahead to buy 44 acres off Sugarloaf Road for the new school. But the county leaders said the school could only occupy 20 acres. County commissioners want to spend less than $12 million on the project.
Construction at Dana and plans for a new elementary school come as more and more students are filling Henderson County Schools. In the first 10 days of school this year, 12,757 students enrolled in Henderson County Schools, Bill Parker, the school system's personnel director, told the board. That figure was an increase of 237 students enrolled in school during the first 20 days of last year, he said. In the 2004-05 school year, 12,520 students were enrolled in the first 20 days of school.
The state had projected that Henderson County would have 12,701 students in the first 20 days of this school year, Parker said.
Both Clear Creek and Dana elementary schools have exceeded the maximum number of 600 students that the schools were built to accommodate, with Dana holding 602 students and Clear Creek holding 684. Two high schools also have more students enrolled than the school board desires for high schools, he said.
"We are going to continue to grow, I certainly think," Parker said.
The expansion at Dana and the new elementary school off Sugarloaf should help accommodate and reduce the number of students at those schools, he said.
The school system has hired 13 elementary school teachers and 7.5 middle and high school teachers this year to keep up with the growing number of students, Parker told the board.
Hiring more teachers has allowed the school system to keep most class sizes within the numbers the school board has set for each grade, he said. Keeping class sizes small means students get more individual instruction, Parker said.
In other business, the board:
"We feel like the ones coming to our area are going to be here for a while," he said.
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Former Stone Temple Pilots Manager: What Struck Me About Scott Weiland Was How Alone He Was
In one of the most fascinating insights into the man Scott Weiland was, Stone Temple Pilots' former manager recalled some scenes from his time with Weiland.
In one of the most fascinating insights into the man Scott Weiland was, Stone Temple Pilots' former manager recalled some scenes from his time with Weiland.
Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver have both penned tributes for their late singer.
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The rumors are true, as Stone Temple Pilots and frontman Chester Bennington have announced their mutual parting of the ways.
Chester Bennington reveals that Stone Temple Pilots considered changing their name after they parted ways with Scott Weiland to leave and added the Linkin Park singer to their lineup.
Was Scott Weiland trolling fans with his recent performance of "Vaseline"?
Stone Temple Pilots guitarist Dean DeLeo was having none of an audience member's nonsense at a New York City show.
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2+ year marriage ended in divorce in Jul 2011. No kids or real property involved to settle. I just wanted to get it over with and didnt want her to drag it long. So I did provide her financial compensation outside of court and in return was agreed an uncontested divorce.
Ex has lot of personality disorders, mood swings. After divorce I did try to convey that I do not want to maintain contact or any interaction and her reaction would of be severe resentments and some kind of threats. Its been scary. After 1 year of divorce I started to gradually ignore her and now I have moved state, changed phone # and have stopped responding. But she keeps emailing at times asking to contact her. I do not want respond to her. Can I just ignore them? Is there any legal obligation to respond to it?
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Based on the facts provided you have no obligation to respond to her or have any contact with her.
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You do not owe a duty to this woman, and considering her emotional problems, the prudent thing to do is to avoid her and have no contact.
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Amid growing questions about the alleged mislabeling of olive oil, a congressional committee is asking the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to test imports to look for unpure or misbranded products.
But members of the industry in Baltimore and elsewhere disagree about how to best weed out fraud and reassure consumers.
Under a federal budget proposal for fiscal 2017, the FDA would be required to sample olive oil imports and present findings within nine months to Congress, along with a plan "to ensure consumer safety and proper labeling of imported olive oil," according to a House appropriations bill report.
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BANGALORE, October 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
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Mahindra Aerospace today inaugurated its state-of-the-art 25,000 sq. m aerostructures manufacturing facility at the Narsapura Industrial Estate near Bangalore. This service-oriented facility has the ability to accurately craft large, complex sheet metal parts using CNC routing, stretch-forming, bladder press, heat treatment and other specialized equipment.
The facility also features 5-axis CNC machining, a fully-automated surface treatment line, priming and painting capabilities for parts and assemblies and nearly 10,000 sq. m. of space for the manufacture of major airframe assemblies and sub-assemblies. With its comprehensive mix of capabilities, the facility is intended to assist OEMs and Tier 1's mitigate concerns on single-point responsibility for cost, schedule and quality of deliverables.
Mahindra Aerospace today also announced the signing of a technology partnership with the Aernnova Group, a leading aerostructures Tier 1 supplier that is headquartered in Spain with facilities around the globe. Aernnova specializes in the design and manufacture of major airframe assemblies and is a key supplier on numerous civil and military aircraft programs for several global aircraft OEMs. This technology partnership is Aernnova's first with an Indian aerostructures manufacturer. Aernnova and Mahindra Aerospace will work together to develop capabilities and meet market demand for mutual benefit.
The new plant has been established at a total cost of approximately Rs. 150 crore and has the capacity to deliver about Rs. 250 crores in revenue per annum when operating at peak capacity. Initially the company plans to commence manufacturing activities with smaller parts and sub-assemblies, and then ramp up to larger, more complex assemblies.
It is currently in the process of gaining industry-standard AS9100C and NADCAP accreditations, alongside stringent quality approvals for individual customers and programs. It is also investing in skilled aerospace sheet metal, special processing and assembly workers, and will generate significant employment as operations ramp up over the next 5 to 7 years.
Commenting on this initiative, Anand Mahindra, Chairman, Mahindra Group, said "Our aerospace vision is to build a robust business encompassing both aircraft and component manufacture for Indian and global markets. With its unique capabilities and skilled teams, this new facility will accelerate Mahindra Aerospace on its mission to strengthen India's place in the global Aerostructures supply chain."
According to Hemant Luthra, President -Mahindra Systech, "This facility demonstrates our commitment to aerospace and to strengthening our domestic eco-system. We will deliver complex, build-to-print parts and assemblies out of this facility and offer cost-competitive, world-class aerospace manufacturing capabilities. The plant will be a service provider that can service multiple OEMs and their supply chains. With our Group's strength in aerospace engineering, we would like to progress from 'build-to-print' towards 'design-to-delivery' offerings in the future."
According to InakiGandasegui, Chairman, Aernnova Group,""This facility has been designed to be world-class, and is an excellent addition to India's supply chain. We believe it will play a strong role in the regional eco-system and also help address capacity challenges for the OEMs as they ramp up production rates. We are proud to be associated with the Mahindra Group and look forward to a vibrant, mutually beneficial partnership."
About Mahindra Aerospace
Mahindra Aerospace led the Mahindra Group's foray into utility aircraft and aerostructures manufacturing. Having integrated its 2010 acquisitions of Australia-based Aerostaff and GippsAero into its operations,it continues to invest in developing and fielding new capabilities, in both India and Australia.
Its utility aircraft business, based in Australia's Latrobe Valley region, currently produces the GA8, a capable, rugged and versatile 8-seat utility workhorse.Certified in 38 countries, over 180 GA8s are in current service in Australia, USA, Canada, Europe and many other regions of the world. It is currently developing the GA10, a 10-seat turboprop derivative of the GA8, for market entry in 2014.It also has a unique partnering agreement with India's National Aerospace Laboratories to co-develop the 5-seat C-NM5 which will follow the GA10 into the certification process.
In Aerostructures, Mahindra Aerospace has integrated its Australian and Indian teams to develop its new manufacturing facility in India, out of which it aims to meet global OEM and Tier 1 sourcing requirements and develop long-term stable sourcing relationships.
Please email [email protected] for more details on Mahindra Aerospace and its product range.
About Aernnova
Aernnova is a leading Aerostructures company specialized in the Design and Manufacturing of Empennages, Wings and Rear Fuselages. Aernnova capabilities enable it to assume full responsibility of programs over the Product Life Cycle, from Conceptual and Detail Design, Testing & Certification to Serial Production and In Service Support. Aernnova can also perform each of these activities separately, adapting to the needs of its clients.
For more information: http://www.aernnova.com
About Mahindra
The Mahindra Group focuses on enabling people to rise through solutions that power mobility, drive rural prosperity, enhance urban lifestyles and increase business efficiency.
A USD 16.2 billion multinational group based in Mumbai, India, Mahindra employs more than 155,000 people in over 100 countries. Mahindra operates in the key industries that drive economic growth, enjoying a leadership position in tractors, utility vehicles, information technology and vacation ownership. In addition, Mahindra enjoys a strong presence in the agribusiness, aerospace, components, consulting services, defence, energy, financial services, industrial equipment, logistics, real estate, retail, steel, commercial vehicles and two wheeler industries.
In 2012, Mahindra featured on the Forbes Global 2000 list, a listing of the biggest and most powerful listed companies in the world. In 2013, the Mahindra Group received the Financial Times 'Boldness in Business' Award in the 'Emerging Markets' category.
Visit us at http://www.mahindra.com
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Saturday 20th August. Arundel Football Club, Mill Road, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9PA [1]. Contact Sue Paterson 01903 889825 suepat812 at btinternet.com B Flyer [2]
Saturday 20th August. Game 1 in this year's Title Match between Junnan Jiang and Charles Hibbert. To played at private address in Oxford. Live relay on KGS (with commentary by Matthew Macfadyen) provisionally from 10:30. BC More Info [3]
Saturday 20th August. Japan Society North West are organising another Japan Day [4], from 10:30 am to 5:30 pm, and the BGA will be demonstrating Go to many dozens of new players all day, on 2 stalls. If you're interested in helping us, you are most welcome, & please let Helen or Martin Harvey know, on jm.harvey at ntlworld dot com.
The event is a showcase for everything relating to Japanese culture, both traditional and modern. It is held once every two years, and alternates between Manchester and Liverpool. It is a free public event. The venue affords everybody lots of space.
There will be taiko drumming, Japanese folk songs and koto music-playing, martial arts demonstrations. Watch a demonstration of kimono dressing and try on a yukata! Also there are displays of bonsai trees, Japanese swords and armour. Venue: Liverpool Guild of Students, 160 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool L3 5TR
Sunday 21st – Monday 29th August. JW3, 341-351 Finchley Road, London NW3 6ET [5]. This is a modern Jewish Community Centre - please note food and knives etc may not be brought on site. 20th edition. No events Saturday 27th. Competition for medals; prize money in most events.More Info [6]
Sunday 28th August. 10:15 to 13:45. 4-round Swiss 9x9 games. 20mins. Entry fee £10. Prizes: £60 for 1st, £30 for 2nd, and £20 for 3rd More Info [7] Register [8]
Sunday 28th August. 14:15 to 18:00. 4-round Swiss 13x13 games. 20 mins. Entry fee £10. Prizes: £60 for 1st, £30 for 2nd, and £20 for 3rd More Info [7] Register [9]
Monday 29th August. 10:15 to 18:00. 4-round Swiss. 40 mins + 30 in 5 overtime. Entry fee £15. Prizes: £200 for 1st, £100 for 2nd, and £50 for 3rd B More Info [7] Register [10]
Sunday 4th September. Cheadle Hulme School (CHS) [11], Claremont Road, Cheadle Hulme, SK8 6EG [12] Free parking, 0.9 miles from Cheadle Hulme railway station. 3-round McMahon. 50-minutes with increasing overtime. Registration 09:45 to 10:00. Free tea & coffee all day. Self-pairing 13x13 side-event with prizes. Prize-giving 17:45. Contact Chris Kirkham 0161 903 9023 cckirkham at btinternet.com B
Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th September. The Lugger [14], The Promenade, Penzance, TR18 4DL [15], tel. 01736 362371. Teaching Event Saturday morning, 10:00 to 12:30. Handicap Tournament takes place on Saturday afternoon. Registration by 13:30. Open Tournament takes place Sunday. 3-round McMahon. Main time limit 65 minutes; overtime 20 stones in 5 minutes. Registration by 09:45. Buffet lunch. Prize giving by 18:45. Contact John Culmer 01326 573167 johnculmer at btinternet.com A More Info [16]
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Saturday 24th September. Swindon Conservative Club, 20 Bath Road, Swindon, SN1 4BA [18] 3-round McMahon Tournament. 60 minutes time limit + overtime. Registration by 10:15. Prize giving 18:15. Preferably by email to Christian Scarff xianscarff @ hotmail.com, but phone entries will also be accepted on 07739 079552. A
Saturday 1st October. Old Library, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Morning from 10:00 - keynote speakers and pedagogues in Chess and Go. Afternoon until 17:00 - simulated lessons, playing sessions, demonstrations. Other mind sports to be confirmed. Registration from 09:30.
Sunday 9th October. Greenhill Library, 1 Hemper Lane, Sheffield, S8 7FE [18]. 3-round McMahon tournament. 50 minutes per round plus increasing overtime. Registration by 10:00; prize giving about 18;00. Contact Bob Scantlebury robert hyphen scantlebury at lineone dot net. B
Sunday 30th October. St. Mark's Community Centre, St. Mark's Road, Bath BA2 4PA [21]. 3-round McMahon tournament. 60 minutes per round plus overtime. Registration by 10:00 GMT; prize giving about 18:00. Contact David King davidking68 at yahoo.com B more info [22] Flyer [23]
Saturday 5th November - Sunday 6th November. The Wheatsheaf [24], 22 High Street, Ingleton, LA6 3AD. 5-round McMahon tournament. Time limits 50 minutes with increasing overtime (20/5, 30/5, 40/5, etc). Registration by 10:45 Saturday. Prive giving 15:15 Sunday. Contact Bob Bagot robert.bagot at virgin.net B More Info [25]
Saturday 12th November Sugden Sports Centre [26], 114 Grosvenor Street, Manchester M1 7HL. The event celebrates both traditional and modern Japanese culture. The festival will take place from 10:00am until 7:00pm, & in 2015 there were 2,800 festival-goers. Please see Doki Doki - The Manchester Japanese Festival [27] for full details of this year's event, including photographs and videos of the 2015 festival. The BGA will have 4 stalls as last year, and be demonstrating Go to newcomers all day. Do feel free to join & help us. Contact Helen or Martin Harvey - jm.harvey at ntlworld.com
West London Go Club [28], c/o Young Chelsea Bridge Club, 54 Goldhawk Rd, London W12 8HA.
Wednesday 28th–Saturday 31st December.
Saturday 4th February 2017. Frodsham Community Centre, Fluin Lane, Frodsham, Cheshire, WA6 7QN [29]. 3-round McMahon for all players. Time limits 60 mins with increasing overtime. Registration by 10:30. Prize-giving by 18:30. Contact Tony Pitchford 07870893153 cheshire at kisekigo.com. B
Saturday 4th March 2017. Cambridge
Saturday 25th March 2017. Welwyn Garden City Bridge Club room, Gosling Stadium, Welwyn Garden City AL8 6XE [31].
Saturday 29th April - Monday 1st May 2017 (provisional).
Sunday 14th May. Woosehill Community Centre, Emmview Close, Wokingham, RG41 3DA [32]. 3 round McMahon tournament. 60 minutes time limit with 30 moves in 5 minutes overtime. Registration by 10:00. Prizegiving 18:45. Contact Ian Marsh 01344 422296 bracknell at kisekigo.com B
Saturday 3rd June 2017. Red Lion [35], 88 Great North Road, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, AL9 5EU [36] A tournament for teams of one male and one female who play alternately with no conferring. The top 8 "British" pairs play for the title. Remaining pairs play in the handicap section. Registration by 10:15. Prize-giving by 18:00. Contact Francis Roads, 61 Malmesbury Road, London E18 2NL 020 85054381 francis.roads at gmail.com More about BPGC [38]
Saturday 24th - Sunday 25th June 2017. Min-Y-Mor Hotel [39], The Promenade, Barmouth, LL42 1HW [40] 6-round McMahon tournament. Main time limit 50 minutes; overtime 20 stones in 5 minutes, then 40 stones in each subsequent 5 minutes. Entries welcomed for single days or both days. Players are welcome to miss any round, without detriment to prize-allocation. Free coffee and tea will again be provided. The hotel manager has agreed to offer an early and a later sitting for the Saturday evening meal, which it is hoped will help in serving and paying. More details nearer the time. Registration Saturday morning. Prize-giving on Sunday by 18:00. Contact Helen and Martin Harvey jm.harvey at ntlworld.com. B
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Symbiosis of a termite and a sclerotium-forming fungus: Sclerotia mimic termite eggs
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Brown balls, of a similar size but different shape to termite eggs, were found frequently in the piles of eggs of the subterranean termite Reticulitermes speratus. rDNA analysis identified the ball as the sclerotia of the fungus, Fibularhizoctonia sp. nov, which is phylogenetically closest to decay fungi, Athelia spp. Laboratory observation showed that the workers gathered the eggs and the sclerotia indiscriminately, even if they were widely scattered in a Petri dish, and piled them up in a specific place for egg care. We compared the morphology of the eggs with that of sclerotia of Fibularhizoctonia spp. and Athelia spp. in relation to egg carrying behaviour, and found that the workers could only carry the Fibularhizoctonia spp. sclerotia whose diameters were similar to the short diameter of the eggs. We also conducted a bioassay using termite eggs and dummy eggs (glass beads and sea sand) of two diameter-classes, coated with or without the egg-derived chemicals. The workers recognized the eggs based on a combination of the size, shape, and chemical cues. All the results suggested that the sclerotia mimic the eggs both morphologically and chemically. Finally, we found that the workers suppressed germination of sclerotia, and termite egg survival increased in the presence of sclerotia only if they were tended by the workers. If the workers were removed experimentally, the sclerotia germinated and grew by exploiting termite eggs. These results suggest that the sclerotia protect termite eggs from putative pathogens.
Key wordsegg recognition sclerotium subterranean termite symbiosis termite–fungus interaction
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- Title
- Symbiosis of a termite and a sclerotium-forming fungus: Sclerotia mimic termite eggs
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Ecological Research
Volume 15, Issue 4 , pp 405-414
- Cover Date
- 2000-12
- 10.1046/j.1440-1703.2000.00361.x
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- 0912-3814
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- 1440-1703
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Keywords
- egg recognition
- sclerotium
- subterranean termite
- symbiosis
- termite–fungus interaction
- Authors
- K. Matsuura (1)
- C. Tanaka (2)
- T. Nishida (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Laboratory of Insect Ecology, Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto University, Kyoto, 606-8502, Japan
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Dick Lowenthal's prize-winning ensemble, the Jersey Sate College Jazz Ensemble, is here presented performing the best of their book at the time these were recorded.
Includes a high-quality music book featuring solo parts for each tune; and two compact discs featuring a complete digital stereo reference recording, plus recordings of the accompaniments minus you, the soloist.
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text: Infosys (INFY) Q1 2013 Earnings Call July 12, 2012 8:30 am ET Executives Sandeep Mahindroo S. D. Shibulal - Co-Founder, Managing Director, Chief Executive Officer, Director and Chairman of Infosys Technologies (Sweden) AB V. Balakrishnan - Chief Financial Officer, Director and Chairperson of Infosys BPO Limited Compare to: Previous Statements by INFY » Infosys' CEO Discusses Q4 2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript » Infosys CEO Presents at Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference (Transcript) » Infosys' CEO Discusses F3Q2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript B. G. Srinivas - Head of Europe, Global Head of Financial Services & Insurance, Director and Chairman of Infosys Technologies (Australia) Pty., Limited Analysts Joseph D. Foresi - Janney Montgomery Scott LLC, Research Division David Grossman - Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Research Division Moshe Katri - Cowen and Company, LLC, Research Division Rod Bourgeois - Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., LLC., Research Division Jesse Hulsing - Pacific Crest Securities, Inc., Research Division David J. Koning - Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated, Research Division Mayank Tandon - Needham & Company, LLC, Research Division George A. Price - BB&T Capital Markets, Research Division Shankar AVSB Presentation Operator Ladies and gentlemen, good day, and welcome to the Infosys Earnings Conference Call. [Operator Instructions] Please note that this conference is being recorded. I would now like to hand the conference over to Mr. Sandeep Mahindroo of Infosys. Thank you and over to you, sir. Sandeep Mahindroo Thanks, Marina. Good morning, everyone, and a very warm welcome to all of you to discuss Infosys' financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2012. I'm Sandeep from the Investor Relations team in New York. Joining us today on this earnings call is CEO and MD, Mr. S.D. Shibulal; CFO, Mr. V. Balakrishnan; along with other members of the senior management. We'll start the proceedings with some remarks on the performance of the company for the recently concluded quarter, followed by the outlook for the year ending March 31, 2013. Subsequently, we'll open up the call for questions. Prev 0 of 3 Next


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Skip to comments.Sources: Ryan Compromise Will Keep Obamacare 'Forever'
Posted on 10/11/2013 4:24:49 PM PDT by Nachum
Breitbart News reported that House Republicans have offered a new deal to the White House to end the fiscal stalemate. The GOP plan, authored primarily by House Budget Chair Rep. Paul Ryan according to Hill sources, would meet Obama's demands in exchange for negotiations on a longer-term budget agreement.
At least two high-ranking Capitol Hill sources have told Breitbart News that Ryans plan would also help protect Obamacare as it is currently implemented.
Ryan's office deny the claims. What your sources are attempting to attribute to Congressman Ryan is not accurate, Kevin Seifert, Ryans spokesman, said in an email.
But the Capitol Hill conservative sources are adamant Ryan offered at least two things that they say would mitigate some of Obamacare's hardest-hitting effects on certain communities that are needed for the GOP to take the law down in the end.
The high-ranking conservative source said that this deal will ensure America has "Obamacare forever" and that Ryan's "pro union votes are really coming to light now."
At a meeting on Friday morning, the sources said Ryans plan was presented to a group of members. Ryan's plan would grant President Barack Obama a no-strings-attached clean debt ceiling increase for six weeks and acquiesce to Obamas latest demand that Republicans also pass a Continuing Resolution to end the partial government shutdown.
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It's becoming clear why Romney selecting Paul Ryan for his VP, isn't it?
3rd party time.
TEA,Libertarian,Constitutional and all other small groups join forces and destroy the right-wing of the Democrat party, the RINO/GOP.
Maybe let it happen, stick the sheeple with Obamacare, and sit back and gloat?
It's a done deal.
RINO capitulation , funding obamadeathcare, leads to the base staying home in the mid-terms, RINOGOP lose the House.
Every time the GOP has stabbed you in the back in the past wasn't enough?
I registered as an Independent back in 2007 and couldn't be happier. Screw the GOP.
Yep. Ryan is part of 'the club'.
How come only the things the left wants is "forever" but not even real marriage is forever if the left opposes it??
It is because the Republican Party is a complete failure in everything.
The GOP is also going to totally capitulate on immigration, but you can bet they will ask for your vote next year and say "Who else you gonna vote for??"
The Stupid Party. Now when obamacare fails - and it will - obama and his LSM will blame Ryan and the GOP. What morons.
So let me get this straight GOP..you guys went through all of this just to give up and surrender Obamacare FOREVER..do these fools not realize that Obamacare is just a short step from the single payer system..do they not get that or do they just not care
I am already done with the GOP.
So far Obama-care signups have been a joke but don't laugh yet. Once the gimme crowd figures out how to get on board they will be signing up in the millions each week. 0_Care is a natural for the gimme crowd. Something for nothing.
And being they qualify as low low income or no-income (except disability and welfare) they will be getting 0-Care for free. And those funky bronze plans with $6000 deductible? Who exactly will be knocking at their door and demanding (and getting lol lol lol) that $6000 when this Obama voter lands in the hospital for 5 days for diabetes complications, racking up a $100,000 bill?
I call BS on this story. Ryan couldn't keep that promise if he wanted too. This forum has worked itself into a frenzy over the past couple of days
and just what are we getting out of this?
obamacare continues
the guvment continues
sequestration discontinues
man, that's some negotiating team we have there.
i want them to negotiate my next raise! not!
And at the same time Paul Ryan is working on amnesty for illegal aliens....
"....Ryans plan would also help protect Obamacare as it is currently implemented."
Ryan really does not have a dog in the fight against ZeroCare — he is excempted of it.
The GOOBers care more about their "brand" than they do America.
On one hand, I'm glad that Briebart reported this story(?), gossip(?), rumors(?), whatever it is, about Rep. Ryan.
On the other hand, unnamed "sources" tend to hurt Breibart's credibility imo. Did Breibart publish this article, including an ad for Obama guard dog Fx News I notice, for hits?
NO, I'm sorry, but there is a third alternative.
Termite the GOP.
I have done it in the past.
Hey, Tea Party novices, you shot at the totempole. You AIMED for mid mass. You MISSED HORRIBLY!
I, me, dumb Pollack farmer from the backwash of PA, caused MAJOR HEARTBURN on the state level here in PA. No less than BOB ASHER HIMSELF came to my house to try to make me stop.
Wanna know how I did it?
If you KNOW your voting ward, raise your hand.
If you KNOW your committeeman, committee woman by name, raiser your hand.
If you KNOW your municipal leader by name, raise your hand.
If you KNOW your AREA LEADER by name, RAISE YOUR HAND.
Hey, TEAPARTY, BETCHA DON'T KNOW THE ANSWERS TO THOSE!!!
How did I get the entire PA Republican establishment to go into a panic?
I ran CONTESTED RACES FOR THE LOWLIEST ELECTED POSITIONS, THE COMMITTEEMAN/COMMITTEEWOMAN!
The "polyester" people. The ones who live to be wooed by the Ashers and Herrs of PA politics.
One day, they woke up, and there were CHALLENGES for the lowliest spots on the ticket! Committeeperson!!
What the top of the totempole knew was this: The BOTTOM of the totempole ELECTED the AREA LEADER, THE MUNICIPAL LEADER, AND THE STATE COMMITTEE!
Never had a bigger fight in my life.
If you DON'T KNOW what I'm talkin about here, you are just a babe in the woods.
I hear ya. I am SICK of them cutting deals to gut America and keeps us forever as slaves of the STATE. The deals they cut, won't effect them, their children, their grandchildren like it will effect us.
I did a lot of thinking after the last election and realized the GOP-e is the same as the Dems, and after 30 years, took myself off of the GOP rolls.
And my two Senators, especially McShamnesty, loves to give us the finger. Juan might as well switch parties to Dem. He's over on their side of the aisle screwing us anyways. What the heck happened to that guy? They are so out of touch with the "little people".
I am totally over Paul Ryan. He is just like Cantor and McCarthy. Sadly they all need to go. Sean Hannity is right the whole leadership needs to be replaced.
Hey Paul, I'm still trying to find a dang job like many other poor Americans. To heck with the Illegal Immigrant.
is george kastanza negotiating for us??
I am holding judgment until we get the names of the sources. I will be livid if this is true, but not in total shock.
The Israelis got a deal like that. Ask them how it worked out.
Ostensibly, yes. But I think that we must now conclude that it is not a failure. It is successful in its hidden purpose--as a vehicle to coral conservatives onto the plantation and to enact the socialist agenda. To restore the Republic, or even any semblance, the Republican Party must die.
From the looks of things, Obamacare is going to be dead on arrival. People think they're getting a good deal with a "tax" of 1% of their income...and...'cept next year (2015)...that premium will be 2.5% of their income.
These people are damned fools. These people are supposedly in the know, and representatives of we the people, and they don't know the simplist rules of all being you NEVER negotiate with a Democrat. You NEVER accept the word of a Democrat, and think seriously that they will keep their word. NOT in this World.
Idiots all!
he's setting himself to be a media darling so he can push through amnesty and destroy the country once and for all ...FUPR POS
God, I hate that scumbag POS Ryan with a passion. Pushing amnesty, embracing homo adoption. Now apparently capitulating to Obama to clear the way for that amnesty. Damn him to hell. Putting Ryan on the ticket to appease 'conservatives' was a blatant con job by the GOP-E, and Romney's consultant trash like Madden and Stevens. They refused to even let the words "tea party" be uttered at the convention, and endlessly cozied up to their lib media buddies to trash Palin. Burn in hell, you bastards!
Not a day seems to pass when I'm not downright relieved that I refused to give Romney/Ryan my vote. First GOP candidates to not get my vote in my entire voting life! Left the damned ballot blank. Ryan/Romney/Rove/Rubio... they can all go crawl in a hole and die!
YUP...what YOU said!
Even though everyone's been focused on the ongoing issue of the day, every now and then a little snippet comes out about amnesty.
I'm thinking that a vote on amnesty is going to be the big 'Kumbaya' moment - the Dems and RINO's and the GOPe can vote it in, and have a nice big hand-holding, guitar-strumming photo op when Obama signs it into law.
And I have a feeling that's coming soon. Before the end of this year.
So is Ryan's office lying or is it the unnamed sources? Is this yet another ploy to maintain a platform of "Vote for me so I can kill Obamacare" for all eternity?
...and if they do I would almost guarantee a Speaker Pelosi and Majority Leader Reid in 2014 and then god knows what would happen with Obama not having to face reelection
Time for the good citizens of the badger state to kick this RINO into the gutter. Even Zablocki, a democrat, was 10 times more conservative than this GOPe rat traitor.
Mark Levin himself sees the futility of the GOP and is now down to the Article 5 Hail-Mary.That too will fail.
If ALL the small Conservative parties join forces they can disembowel the GOP forever.
I totally agree.
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-- Ad-supported download site Guvera has inked a licensing deal with The Orchard, giving the startup a much-needed boost in its catalog. Currently, the Guvera website has a note about its catalog: "What you can't find today will be added into Guvera throughout July and August 2010." The Australia-based startup already has deals with EMI, Universal Music Group, INgrooves and IODA. According to the company, the site had more than 75,000 users in mid-June and was signing up 3,000 to 5,000 each week. It also claims to have achieved double-digit click-through rates on ads. (Press release, Music Ally)
-- Google has increased its stake in Chinese music company Top100.cn by taking part in an investment round believed to be $1 million. Top100.cn is a competitor of Baidu, the dominant search engine in China, and has licensing deals with record labels that allow legal downloads to be obtained through its search function. Google joined as an equity and strategic partner in 2007. (MusicWeek, Top100.cn)
-- Pew Research released some helpful statistics on how Americans use their mobile phones (as of May 2010): 76% take pictures (up from 66% in April 2009), 34% play games (up from 27%), 34% send/receive email (up from 25%), 38% access the Internet (up from 25%), 33% play music (up from 21%) and 34% record videos (up from 19%). Growth in smartphone ownership helps explain the growth in multimedia usage. Labels and publishers, note that one-third of all mobile phone owners (not just smartphone owners) listen to music on their devices. (Business Insider)
-- The U.K.'s three biggest mobile carriers all have some sort of mobile ticketing service. In late June, Vodaphone launched Vodaphone VIP through a partnership with Live Nation that will gives its customers advance access to tickets for ten music festivals. Mobile carrier Orange has a discounted ticketing service called Last Second Tickets. It also offers its customers two-for-one entry into movie theaters on Wednesdays. O2's Priority Tickets lets its customers buy advance tickets to concerts using their mobile phones (a Ticketmaster ticket is sent in a barcode format that can be scanned at the venue). These campaigns are good for the carriers, but what do the partners get? Perhaps they get to move idle inventory without offering discounts to the general public.
From an article at New Media Age: "Although these schemes are unlikely to generate much in the way of new revenues, they are good at attracting new and keeping their existing subscribers. For instance, Orange Wednesdays has worked where other customer retention schemes, such as personalized mobile operator portals, have failed. Such schemes also give operators an alternative to competing in a price war to keep subscribers. However, it's difficult to see how they're making money for partner brands, particularly since the key proposition is discounts…With the Last Second Tickets from Orange service at least, could it be that partner brands, such as music venues, are simply using these services as an outlet for inventory that would otherwise lie dormant?" (EU Ticket News, New Media Age)
-- Pitchfork's previously announced blog coalition Altered Zones went live on Thursday. Altered Zones compiles select content from 14 music bloggers and covers music even less mainstream than that typically covered on Pitchfork. It's quite simple: each post has a paragraph on the band(s) and one or two MP3s that can be streamed or downloaded. Altered Zones is, in effect, a content-rich music blog. (Altered Zones)
-- Even though EMI shut down its LP manufacturing plant in India in 1998, the company is importing vinyl from the U.S. for sale in the country. The report says other labels are expected to follow EMI's lead and reintroduce their titles to the market on vinyl. (Indian Express)
Assorted Links
-- Will tablets put an end to e-readers? (Knowledge@Wharton)
-- Foursquare is five times larger than Gowalla and growing 75% faster each day. (TechCrunch)
-- The big question: Is a network license worth doing? (David Touve)


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- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Concierge services
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
- Garden
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Individually furnished
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- 25-inch TV
- Premium TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Free long-distance calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Access via exterior corridors
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Milwaukie Inn Portland South, Milwaukie's small print
Also known as
- Budget Lodge Milwaukie
- Budget Lodge Milwaukie Inn
- Milwaukie Inn Portland South
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 10 per pet (may vary based on length of stay)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.3 /5 from 113 reviews
A decent room. Not too expensive. The room was clean. WiFi works.
We have stayed at Milwaukie Inn several times and we have always enjoyed our stay! The staff is always friendly and helpful, rooms are clean and comfortable, and the location meets our needs! Depending on the time of year and weather or not we have found an online coupon or promo code I feel like the price can be very spendy especially if it's a weekend... however that's all motels not just the Milwaukie Inn! I will be staying again and would recommend staying there! Thank You!
Very spacious room, comfortable, kitchen, nice staff!
Pulled in late and was met by a very friendly young lady at desk who was very helpful with local information for a late night snack. She also provided directions to a local road that allowed viewing of Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Hood and another that night. Which she explained is somewhat rare. She also explained that stay included breakfast. The restaurant was good country cooking. Nothing fancy but hot and good. Waitress was very personable as well.
It was a very hot day in the Portland area and the air conditioner in the room was running when I arrived. Unfortunately it was an old one and for those with sinus conditions they may find it over powering. I had noticed many had turned theirs off for sleeping when I got back to the hotel later. Parking is at a premium and had to park on the other side of hotel and walk to the other side after getting back late. Getting out of the parking areas is challenging. Room was generally clean but dated. Last remodel I would say was late 80's.
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