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Northwoods Spotlight - Rhinelander Swim Club Dec 18
Submitted: 12/18/2013
Story By Marisa Silvas
- The Rhinelander Swim Club is having one of their best years ever. They're also celebrating a special anniversary.
These kids love the water.
13-year old Taylor Macak says, "I just want to do my best."
The Rhinelander Swim Club is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year... and with more than 100 swimmers, it's not showing any signs of aging.
Assistant coach Ken Heck explains, "Just to see the faces and their smiles. Watch them learn, watch them get faster and compete is a lot of fun."
Maria Kipper (13 Years Old) "I'm actually surprised we've been doing it this long," 13-year old Maria Kipper adds. "there's so many kids we've been doing it this long. It's awesome."
The young swimmers range from 5 to 17 years old and practice 3 nights a week to prepare for meets.
"I'm hoping for a ribbon or two," 9-year old Liana Teter proclaims. "But mostly I'm just hoping to come home happy."
The swim club wasn't always this popular. In fact, back in 2007, they didn't know if they'd make it to their 50th. But then along came the Olympics, and someone named Michael Phelps.
"Any time there's a successful Olympics, the year following that you should see some growth in your programs," Craig Catlin - the swim club's vice president explains. "We saw significant growth."
Being in the pool isn't the only reason these kids enjoy the club.
And if the numbers are any indication, the Rhinelander Swim Club will be making a splash for quite some time.
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First annual mud run draws hundreds of participants
Submitted: 07/23/2016
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- The first annual Legionnaire Mud Challenge made its way to Crandon Saturday.
The International Off-Road Raceway welcomed nearly 200 participants ready to get down and dirty.
Men and women of all ages were brought together by the desire to work up a sweat.
"There's not a lot of opportunities like this in the northwoods, so it's always great to see one pop up," said Justin Lund.
He's an experienced obstacle course athlete and came in first in the men's 10k.
And for the women, Sheila Reynolds also took first place.
"It's fun and then you get other people running and you're encouraging them along in a way. It's just a great atmosphere," said Reynolds.
Athletes participating in the mud challenge had the option of running as an individual or on a team. When registering, they chose between the 5k or 10k.
Not only are these athletes getting all muddy as they're going through the race, they also have to climb over obstacles like these barrels of hay.
Some of the obstacles included a tire wall, slip n' slide, and muddy wet puddles to get through.
"I talked to a lot of the runners before we went and they said that the obstacles were tough and they really liked the course," said Beaver, one of four runners on a team.
Beaver and The Boys completed the course with only a few setbacks along the way.
"I lost my shoe in the middle of it and had to go back and find it," he said.
Athletes had to get up and over more than 15 obstacles throughout the race.
All the money raised will go to the Northwoods United Way and American Cancer Society.
The second annual Legionnaire Mud Challenge will take place next year.
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Crow tests positive for West Nile virus in Langlade County
Submitted: 07/22/2016
- A dead crow found in Langlade County last week tested positive for West Nile virus. It's the first crow to test positive in Langlade County since surveillance started for the virus on May 1.
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Former Gov. Thompson sees Trump as winner, Cruz as loser at Republican convention
Submitted: 07/22/2016
- Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson sees Donald Trump as the big winner at the recently completed Republican National Convention, while Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is the biggest loser.
Thompson spoke to The Associated Press on Friday after attending his 11th national convention. He's been to every one since 1976.
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Strategic tree planting, cutting in Upper Peninsula could help suffering deer population rebound
Submitted: 07/22/2016
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But in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, the situation is even worse.
Wildlife biologists say nearly every single fawn died after the harsh winters of 2012 and 2013, further hurting a struggling herd. In fact, the population has been on the decline since 1995.
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Officer Mark Raddatz sworn in as newest member of Rhinelander Police Department
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And now the Rhinelander Police Department has a new member of that team after swearing in a new officer Friday morning.
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Gov. Walker appoints Kelly to Wisconsin Supreme Court
Submitted: 07/22/2016
- Gov. Scott Walker has appointed attorney Dan Kelly to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Walker's spokesman Tom Everson told The Associated Press on Friday that the governor had decided to name Kelly to the seven-member court.
Kelly will replace retiring Justice David Prosser. His appointment won't change the court's 5-2 conservative majority, however.
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Do you know the last time Rhinelander hit 90 degrees?
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Tickets are on sale TODAY for our fall tour with Chevelle and Nothing More!
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You can stream our show from last night in Cuyahoga Falls with Breaking Benjamin now! Watch here: https://www.yahoo.com/music/livenation/event/disturbed-breaking-benjaminPosted 2016-07-14 13:24
We're heading out on tour this fall with our friends Chevelle and Nothing More! VIP tickets on sale this Wednesday and general on sale this Friday.Posted 2016-07-11 12:00
Yahoo and Live Nation will be live streaming our show in Cleveland on July 13! Tune in at 8:25pm EDT to catch Breaking Benjamin, followed by our set at 9:55pm EDT. For more information, click HERE.
We're also excited to announce that we will be hitting the road with our friends Chevelle and NothingMore this fall. Dates and cities will be announced soon.Posted 2016-07-08 13:24
In case you missed it, watch Nyle DiMarco's dance to our cover of "The Sound of Silence" from Dancing With The Stars last night.Posted 2016-05-24 13:27
Hello Disturbed Ones, we would like to share a touching email we recently received from Dancing with the Stars contestant Nyle DiMarco, who happens to be deaf and will performing his final dance tonight for the trophy to our version of "The Sound of Silence". Nyle emailed us to ask for our permission to use our version of the song that has inspired him and hopes to convey an even bigger message to help people better understand the history of the deaf community.Tonight is the big night so help spread the word and cast your votes for Nyle! This is not only a great honor for a Hard Rock/...Posted 2016-05-23 17:41
We're releasing a picture disc for "The Sound of Silence" exclusively for Record Store Day this Saturday, April 16. Find a participating store here: http://www.recordstoreday.com/StoresPosted 2016-04-13 13:50
WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE OUR COVER OF SIMON & GARFUNKEL'S "THE SOUND OF SILENCE" BE USED IN THE TRAILER FOR THE UPCOMING Xbox Gears of War 4! Watch it below and download the song HERE.
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For those who missed it, you can watch our performance of "The Sound of Silence" on Conan HERE.Posted 2016-03-29 13:25
Thanks to iTunes for including our new album Immortalized in their Great Albums For Spring promotion! Get the album for just $6.99 for a limited time! DOWNLOAD HERE.Posted 2016-03-25 03:54

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Hey Girls and Boys, let's go back to the old Turnbull Canyon. This time with a twist. We will stop at a few key points within the Canyon and discuss it's interesting and... Learn more
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February is a busy and complicated month for me this year. So let's keep it simple and ride up Cherry/Garfield to Monterey Park and Dim Sum Express for lunch. KSU 11:00
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I have the following used to create a dummy high score table if if localscores doesn't exist in local storage:
if (localStorage.getItem("localScores") === null) {
highscores = [
{user: "Player 1", score: 100},
{user: "Player 2", score: 90},
{user: "Player 3", score: 80},
{user: "Player 4", score: 70},
{user: "Player 5", score: 60},
{user: "Player 6", score: 50},
{user: "Player 7", score: 40},
{user: "Player 8", score: 30},
{user: "Player 9", score: 20},
{user: "Player 10", score: 10}
console.log("doesn't exist")
highscores = JSON.parse(localStorage['localScores']);
I always want to maintain 10 scores so I have this to add a score, where username and total are the name entered and score achieved:
highscores.push({user: username, score: total});
highscores.sort(function(a,b){ return b.score - a.score});
delete highscores[10];
Everything is fine until I reload the game and the first function runs, it seems to add null value to the highscores array. So if I add 5 additional scores I will have 3 null values in the array?
[Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, null, null, null, null, null]
This leads me to believe either the line where I evaluate if the localscores exists is wrong (localStorage.getItem("localScores") === null)
Or where I delete the 11th element in the array is wrong delete highscores[10];
Or there's some other issue I don't see, if anyone knows what's going on I'd very much appreciate some help.


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It's amazing to see the number of opportunities Temple Sinai has for families with young children. The Early Childhood programs are fun, warm and welcoming - not only have my kids made new friends, so have I.
Once a month, Tot Shabbat gathers families with children aged 5 and under to celebrate Shabbat with a warm, fun, kid-friendly service. There's something special to see our little ones singing and dancing with the joy of Shabbat. The service, typically themed around an upcoming holiday, is led by one of our Rabbis and is followed by an oneg and craft related to the theme.
This is a fun-filled opportunity for moms with kids, ages 5 and under, to spend quality time together while making new friends. We will get together once a month on a weekend for various activities sure to be a blast for everyone!
Join other Dads of kids ages 5 and under for a laid back and enjoyable get-together each month! From playground time to pizza & ice cream, each month is a different theme but it's always guaranteed to be so much fun.
This interactive program for caregivers and children 0-12 months includes music, songs and play to help build your child's personal and social development, hand-eye coordination and fine and gross motor skills, as well as helping build relationships with other caregivers and children. Offered once a week on Mondays for a six to eight week session.
Torah Tots: Parent & Me is a Jewish experiential program for toddlers, ages two and three and their parents. Through interaction with other children and play, the students and their parents will begin to form bonds with one another to understand basic symbols and practices associated with the Jewish holidays. This is also a great opportunity for parents to meet other parents at Temple Sinai!
Children only. Must be 4 by September 1st
The Pre-Kindergarten class is a great introduction to Religious School. Our 4-year-olds will explore the Jewish holidays with their peers, with a strong focus on Shabbat. Through stories, discussions, games, art, music and dance, the Pre-Kindergartners will practice the Shabbat rituals and begin to practice the value of tzedakah (giving to others).


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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star Sedona resort in Oak Creek with free parking
Located in Oak Creek, this golf resort is 0.9 mi (1.5 km) from Sedona Golf Resort and 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from Bell Rock. Chapel of the Holy Cross and Cathedral Rock are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Angus McNae
Sword Fighter can cut a dash in Goodwood Cup
28 July 2016
A winner yesterday in the shape of The Gurkha has got us up and running at this year's Glorious Goodwood. Hopefully it will be onwards and upwards from here.
The Qatar Goodwood Cup is the feature event today and there is no doubt that Big Orange has a big shot at repeating his win of last year.
His win over a mile and a half at Newmarket last time was achieved under a superb front-running ride from James McDonald.
Now back over two miles he will be tough to beat again but I prefer the chance of the really progressive Sword Fighter, who can be backed at 13/2 with BetVictor.
This three-year-old has improved considerably since being stepped up in trip.
He was very tough when winning at Royal Ascot and then showed his class when winning the Group two Curragh Cup.
I think he is open to more progression at staying trips and he could prove hard to pass.
He is also still learning his craft. At Ascot, he looked to be something of a grinder, but having clearly learnt from that experience he travelled better at the Curragh and showed more pace than it looked like he possessed at Ascot.
This is clearly a tough ask today, but he is the one horse in the race that is open to considerable improvement and he will do for me.
Despite a wide draw in stall 16 I think Stargazer could prove himself to be a Group horse by winning the opening Matchbook Betting Exchange Stakes.
He was an easy winner under hands and heels at Sandown last time where he beat the useful pair of Lovell and Harrison.
That was only the fourth start of his career and the step up to ten furlongs clearly brought about some improvement.
There is surely more to come from this horse, but in backing him we are somewhat in the hands of Ryan Moore, who will have to negotiate a decent trip from his poor draw.
I am sure that over this trip he will be able to do that and that Stargazer will prove himself to be a Group horse in a handicap. He is trading at 9/2, which seems very fair.
The Tatler Stakes is an interesting sprint and I will be backing Exceed The Limit each-way at 12/1. This horse is having his second start for Robert Cowell after shaping well on his first run for that yard in a conditions stakes at Newmarket.
My main reason for backing him, though, is not just this drop in class but rather the fact that he is a son of Exceed and Excel who has never had the chance to race on fast ground.
In France he always raced on soft ground and in his first start here he ran on good ground, but he was out of his depth. Now in fast ground in a handicap he can show us what he is made of.
Angus McNae's tips for day three at Goodwood
2.00 Goodwood - Stargazer
3.10 Goodwood - Sword Fighter
5.30 Goodwood - Exceed The Limit (each-way)


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Spin (A Mafia Romance): Corruption Series #1 (Songs of Corruption)
By CD Reiss / Genre: Mystery & Thrillers / Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (319 reviews)
Theresa Drazen can have plenty of guys, but the one she can't keep away from….the one she's just about addicted to, is more than forbidden. With felony-black eyes and a mouth built for lies, loving him is one step away from illegal.
But her body keeps overriding her brain. Maybe it's time to stop playing by the rules.
Antonio is obsessed. Theresa's the last woman he should touch. She's going to get him killed. She's dangerous. Poison. The wrong woman.
Except…she's perfect.
And they both figure…one more time. Just one more time.
One more time and they won't get killed.
One more time and they won't get caught.
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An American Werewolf In Hoboken (Wolf Mates Book 1)
By Dakota Cassidy / Genre: Mythology & Folk Tales / Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (133 reviews)
Hilariously funny, An American Werewolf In Hoboken takes you on a laugh-out-loud roller-coaster ride from beginning to end, as Max Adams, one strong alpha male, finds himself at the mercy of a woman who thinks he's a big, fluffy dog. Dakota Cassidy takes you on an erotic journey as Max seduces his mate, who just happens to be his human owner, at least according to the local dog pound. Dog by day, man by night, things can't get any more complicated…or can they?
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The Utterly Uninteresting and Unadventurous Tales of Fred, the Vampire Accountant
By Drew Hayes / Genre: Satire, Humor & Satire / Rating: 4.4 out of 5 stars (101 reviews)
Some people are born boring. Some live boring. Some even die boring. Fred managed to do all three, and when he woke up as a vampire, he did so as a boring one. Timid, socially awkward, and plagued by self-esteem issues, Fred has never been the adventurous sort.
One fateful night – different from the night he died, which was more inconvenient than fateful – Fred reconnects with an old friend at his high school reunion. This rekindled relationship sets off a chain of events thrusting him right into the chaos that is the parahuman world, a world with chipper zombies, truck driver wereponies, maniacal necromancers, ancient dragons, and now one undead accountant trying his best to "survive." Because even after it's over, life can still be a downright bloody mess.
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'89 Walls
By Katie Pierson / Genre: United States, Historical Fiction, Teen & Young Adult / Rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars (58 reviews)
Seth spends his minimum wage on groceries and fakes happiness to distract his mom from the MS that's killing her. It's agony to carry around a frayed love note for a girl who's both out of his league and beneath his dignity. College-bound Quinn is finishing high school on top. That cynical, liberal guy in her social studies class, though, makes her doubt herself and her old assumptions. When their passionate romance takes them both by surprise, they keep it a secret: it's too early to make plans and too late not to care. But it's 1989. As politics suddenly get personal, they find themselves fighting bare-fisted for their beliefs and each other—in the clear light of day.
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Evan is a reluctant cupid.
Facing an unknown term of servitude to repay his debt to the world, it is his responsibility to guide couples together. Despite initial hesitancy, he has learned to handle every case with care and he now basks in the afterglow of new-found love and relishes in the energy it provides him. But his end goal is still the promise of paradise in return for his penance.
It's all going according to plan until he receives an assignment that is inconceivable to him. He has to find a mate for Becca, within whom lives the reincarnated soul of his one true love. Bound by his duty to find her a match, he must resist her charm and suppress his own desires. It is his job and he cannot fail, even if his own paradise now seems lost.
For a cupid, falling in love is against the rules.
Isn't it?
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rubinius, JRuby, and Ruby.NET plans
In my last blog post, I mentioned the work on rubinius (then at a 0.7 release and now at 0.8) and JRuby. I also promised I'd follow up on them. Here's what's been going on so far.
The rubinius gang is going for the 'application driven plan'. For a 0.9 release in early September, they want to have rake working correctly. Then for their 0.10 October release, they're targetting RubyGems. 1.0 will come when they can run Rails, so there may be another release or two after 0.10.
Charles Nutter has put together an impressive list of features he's looking to get done in time for a JRuby 1.1 release at RubyConf. This is the longest feature list of the three, and should make for a very exciting release.
JRuby 1.1
- compiler complete
- AOT compilation working with jrubyc
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Roundtable is a forum to give leaders program ideas; information on policy, events, and training opportunities; and an opportunity to share experiences and enjoy fun and fellowship with other Scouting leaders. The roundtable commissioner and staff demonstrate elements of a model meeting that leaders may use as a pattern for their own meetings. As a result of the roundtable experience, unit leaders will be inspired, motivated, and able to provide a stronger program for Scouts.
Apache District Roundtables are usualy, the second Thursday of the Month, starting at 7:30 pm, held at South Mecklenburg Presbyterian Church, 8601 Bryant Farms Road, Charlotte, NC 28277. (map)
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Although Roundtable for Thursday night, July 14, will not take place for Cub or Boy Scout unit leaders, Apache has a schedule of activities planned for that evening at our usual meeting times and place at South Mecklenburg Presbyterian Church at 8601 Bryant Farms Rd, Charlotte, NC 28277.
Eagle Project Reviews will start as usual at 5:00 pm in the choir room.
July 2016 meeting plan:
Apache District Committee will meet for a Planning Meeting at 6:15 pm to 7:30 pm in Mecklenburg Hall where the Roundtable general session is usually held. Unit leaders are welcome to attend. Our focus will be to set our goals for
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An answer to: Do they retain this status if they are seen outside of their halachic time, such as very late at night?
See O Ch 674 (1) in the Remo who says אבל אחר שעבר זמן המצוה מותרים בהנאה - After the time of the mitzva it is permitted to have benefit from them.


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Henry Sturgis Grew Cutter, 81, died on Wednesday. Sept. 28, at Belmont Manor in Belmont, Mass. He had been a lifelong resident of Cambridge, Mass. The cause of death was congestive heart failure pursuant to Alzheimer's Disease. Henry Cutter was born in Boston on March 30, 1930, to the Hon. Richard Ammi Cutter and Ruth Dexter Grew Cutter, the second of three children. As a child, he attended the Shady Hill School in Cambridge. In the summers, he joined his extended family in Randolph New Hampshire, where he hiked in the White Mountains and spent time with his siblings and cousins. He completed his secondary education at Noble and Greenough and attended Harvard, graduating with the class of 1952. He completed his doctorate in Personality and Social Psychology at Boston University in 1962. He worked until his retirement in 1989 at the Veteran's Administration hospital in Brockton, where he researched the nature of substance abuse. Following his official retirement he continued to assist in various research projects until 1997. He also served as an adjunct faculty member at Brandeis University in the School of Public Policy. One of the major accomplishments of his career was a research program which investigated the relationship between pain perception and alcohol consumption. Over a series of studies, Cutter and his colleagues found that after taking a drink, alcoholic drinkers experienced less pain while submersing their hand in ice water, while normal drinkers did not experience this possibly dubious benefit. In a particularly ingenious follow up study, Cutter devised a placebo drink (a fake yet convincing gin and tonic) and found that the placebo did not have the same effect on the alcoholic drinkers, providing substantial support for the medical theory of alcoholism. Henry Cutter married Constance Perry Gates, on May 28, 1960. Their passionate and ever-evolving partnership encompassed multiple spheres, from child-rearing, common professional interests, spirituality and their profound concern for peace and social justice. In the mid-seventies, Henry Cutter took up running as a means to manage his weight and blood pressure. In his typically thorough and enthusiastic fashion, he began running on a daily basis. He joined with other men in his neighborhood in an informal running group that maintained close ties and supported one another through life transitions. He completed two marathons. Henry Cutter was a progressive and forward-thinking individual. Before it became fashionable, he was the kind of father who got up in the middle of the night to change diapers and bring the baby in to be nursed. He was also an outstanding cook. He marched for peace against the Vietnam war. Following the 2001 terrorist attacks, he became convinced that the only way to prevent another such tragedy was to address the underlying issues, and became a member of the First Parish Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East. In 2002 he was part of a delegation to Israel/Palestine where he witnessed for himself the conditions in the occupied territories and met with religious leaders and non-governmental organizations. Having seen his mother decline under the devastating onslaught of Alzheimer's disease, Cutter recognized early on that he was experiencing memory loss and sought professional help. He determined to do what he could to fight the encroachment of the disease, and to plan ahead for the time when he would be unable to make decisions for himself. He was active with the Alzheimer's Association of Massachusetts and spoke at their annual meeting in 2006. In 2009 he moved into Belmont Manor, a nursing home, where he charmed staff and residents alike with his kind manners and sense of humor. Henry Cutter is survived by his wife, Constance Gates Cutter of Cambridge; his daughter, Jane Norton Cutter of Seattle, and her husband, Andrew Freeman; his son Nathaniel Appleton Cutter of Medford and his wife Teresa Salvato; and his daughter Rebecca Perry Cutter of Los Angeles and her husband Ben Bell. He is also survived by three grand-daughters, Rachel Cutter Freeman of Seattle, Zoe Grace Cutter of Medford and Frances Perry Bell of Los Angeles. His older brother Louis Cutter of Brunswick Maine and his sister Helen MacLennan of London, U.K also survive him, as do numerous and beloved cousins, nieces, nephews, neighbors and friends. A memorial service will take place Sat., Oct. 15 at 4:00 PM at First Parish Cambridge Unitarian Universalist Church, 3 Church St, Cambridge MA 02138 officiated by the Reverend Fred Small. The service will be followed immediately by a reception in the Church Parlor. In lieu of flowers, please make donations directly to the Alzheimer's Association of Massachusetts: 311 Arsenal Street, Watertown, MA 02472, alz.org
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Book your room at Village Hotel Albert Court
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Singapore hotel in city center
The hotel is centrally located in the heart of Singapore city center, near the main shopping belts of Orchard Road, Mustafa Centre, Bugis Village, and Sim Lim Square. The hotel is conveniently located next to Rochor MRT station, and Bugis MRT station is just a 10 minute walk away.
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This charming boutique hotel has 2 onsite restaurants, a café, and a lovely alfresco lobby bar in the courtyard of the hotel. It is equipped with a gym and Jacuzzi facilities.
Modern guestrooms with free WiFi
All 210 guestrooms have been restored to preserve and maintain the heritage of these former pre-war shop houses. Modern conveniences such as TVs with cable channels, and free WiFi access have been added to complement the history of the hotel.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Village Hotel Albert Court180 Albert Street Singapore 189971
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Restored from the pre-war shophouses and retaining its former charm, this smoke-free property lies perfectly in the heart of Singapore's Bugis area. Its excellent location allows guests to walk to many great attractions and famous outlets within the precinct. Some of the world famous shopping destinations including Orchard Road, Mustafa, and Sim Lim Square are nearby. Tourist attractions such as Little India, all major museums, and Fort Canning Park, are also easily accessible. Guests can experience great night markets around Little India and Bugis Village.
Village Hotel Albert Court offers free parking, an airport shuttle (advance notice required), and free WiFi throughout the property. Host your next meeting in one of the meeting rooms.
The hotel offers a range of dining options, from the café serving local and international cuisine, to the restaurant serving Indian dishes. Guests can also enjoy a drink and light snacks at the lobby bar.
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Albert Café - serves a selection of local and international dishes throughout the day. The Straits Chinese architecture adds to the charm of this café, which overlooks the courtyard. Its decor also features carved wooden furniture and distinctive water-colors of local flora and fauna, giving it the perfect ambience for leisurely meal. Open for buffet breakfast and à la carte or set lunch and dinner.
Casa Latina Mexican Restaurant & Bar - Serving authentic Mexican dishes, including favorites like tacos and burritos.
Shish Mahal Northern Indian & Nepalese Restaurant - Offering aromatic curries and other specialties with the choice of dining in the enchanting courtyard with views of the busy streets of Little India, or in the air conditioned dining room.
Lobby Lounge - With its modern-chic deco of bold red, white and black, the Lobby Lounge is the ideal place to relax with a drink. In the evenings, guests and visitors will enjoy music in the alfresco courtyard of the hotel.
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Inactivation of Vibrio parahaemolyticus and Vibrio vulnificus in Phosphate-Buffered Saline and in Inoculated Whole Oysters by High-Pressure Processing
Abstract:Inactivation studies for Vibrio parahaemolyticus TX-2103 (serotype O3:K6) and Vibrio vulnificus MO-624 (clinical isolate) were conducted in phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) and in inoculated oysters under high-pressure processing conditions. V. parahaemolyticus was more resistant than V. vulnificus in PBS at all pressures and times. A 6-log reduction of V. parahaemolyticus and V. vulnificus in PBS at 241 MPa required 11 and 5 min, respectively, which included a 3-min pressure come-up time. A 4.5-log reduction of V. parahaemolyticus in oysters at 345 MPa required 7.7 min, which included a 6.7-min pressure come-up time. More than a 5.4-log reduction of V. vulnificus in oysters at 345 MPa occurred during the 6-min pressure come-up time. Both V. parahaemolyticus and V. vulnificus in PBS and in oysters were reduced to nondetectable numbers at 586 MPa during the 8- and 7-min pressure come-up times, respectively.
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The Cassel sisters find solace in one another as they stumble through divorce, child-rearing and existential crises in Gaskell's third novel. Each outspoken sister narrates her own trials in this pleasant, lighthearted read. In typical eldest-child fashion, controlling divorce attorney Paige keeps a tight rein on her emotions as she comes to terms with her gay ex-husband and shies away from an over-eager boyfriend. Social, emotional Sophie gives birth to her first child and then struggles with post-partum depression, a shaky marriage and a crush on her pediatrician. Their baby sister, restless Mickey, flexes her newfound adult independence by giving up medical school in favor of a culinary career, falling hard for a married chef in the process. Connecting the tales are the three sisters' easy camaraderie and their bemused horror when their divorced parents reunite. The Cassel sisters' problems are never very menacing-they attract bland men and succeed professionally with ease-and it's difficult to sympathize with their dithering; Paige's realization that she doesn't know what she wants applies to all three. Fortunately, none linger in indecision in this slight novel, and Gaskell moves each sister along to a frothy but ultimately satisfying conclusion.
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The second novella is from Sophie's point of view. Sophie, who was pregnant during Paige's story, has just had a baby, Ben. Sophie hates her husband, Aidan, for not helping out enough with Ben, and she hates him even more when she gets a load of his favorite websites. And her son's pediatrician is looking awfully good.
The third novella is from Mickey's point of view. Mickey is the youngest sister and still trying to figure out what she wants to do with her life, career-wise. She got into Brown Medical School, but she's not so sure she wants to go there. Culinary school is looking good to her. And then there's that married...or is he separated? chef at the restaurant where she works. But she can't tell her family she doesn't want to go to med school.
I enjoyed this book a lot. It moved at fast pace, and Whitney Gaskell did a good job of developing full characters that the reader can care about. The girls felt real, and each one had a sharp, quirky voice. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading about sisters, their love lives and career dilemmas.
If you enjoyed her previous books, or love chick lit, you'll enjoy reading this book too.
While Sophie struggles with raging hormones, the carpenter she hired Zack is interested in dating Paige, who changes her mind about her male taboo. Complicating their relationship is that Sophie insists he is her carpenter, her parents, who angrily divorced years ago, are making morning coffee together, and Mickey seems destined for a broken heart.
SHE, MYSELF, & I is an intriguing character study that concentrates predominately on the oldest sister, but also provides strong looks at the younger siblings. Paige and Mickey are fine protagonists, but the zany pregnant Sophie steals the show with her decision making and declarations that drive everyone crazy. Whitney Gaskell writes a lighthearted romp that showcases sisterly love and support amidst all types of tribulations.
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Buenos Aires-based sales house Meikincine Entertainment has taken international sales rights to Patagonik-produced Argentine romcom "Una noche de amor," the sophomore film by director Hernan Guerschuny ("The Film Critic").
Also produced by Hc Films, the production arm of Guerschuny's publishing company Haciendo Cine, and MyS Producciones, the film has been acquired by Buena Vista International for Latin America.
"Una noche de amor" toplines Argentine TV stars Sebastian Wainraich and Carla Peterson as Leonel and Paola, a couple married 12 years ago that decides to go out one night for a dinner, leaving their two children with their parents. They will suffer a series of mishaps and misunderstandings which lead them to question their marriage.
A Woody Allen-esque comedy, penned by Sebastian Wainraich in partnership with Hernan Guerschuny, the film "talks about the smalls thrills of everyday life," in Guerschuny's words.
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Ukranian model Valeria Lukyanova, who lives her life as a 'human Barbie' has revealed she doesn't consume food or water anymore.
Some have said she uses plastic surgery and Photoshop to create her doll-like image, but her impossibly thin waist could actually be down to not eating for weeks.
The model, 23, has said she is now converting to 'Breatharianism' - training herself to live off only light and air.
'In recent weeks I have not been hungry at all; I'm hoping it's the final stage before I can subsist on air and light alone,' she has said.
The model and singer's new vice, Breatharianism, is a cult that believes food - and possibly water - are not necessary.
A breatharian is said to be someone who never eats or drinks as they can exist on 'cosmic micro-food', according to the International Business Times.
The practice is criticised as potentially lethal pseudoscience, and several practitioners have reportedly died of starvation. None have submitted themselves for comprehensive medical testing.
With her pinched waist, skeletal arms, enormous coloured contact lenses, thick make-up and vacant expression, Valeria believes she has become a living, breathing Barbie - something she sees as the ultimate embodiment of perfection.
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Human Barbie reveals she starves herself: 'Breatharian' believes she can live off 'cosmic micro-food' of just light and air
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Breatharian Aka: starving yourself to death
Just Damn.
Her brain is losing weight rapidly, she will soon be part of the ground.
Oh, it's a final stage alright...just not the one you're hoping for.
Double sirloin burger, medium rare, with cheddar and bacon sounds good right about now. Let me check to see which chef is working today . . . .
Photosynthesis, it's not just for plants anymore.
The sad part is there are guys who find her attractive.
No, I don't think there is any "potentially" about it, if you go without food and water long enough it will be lethal.
She doesn't look starved in this.
Slim but normal, no bones poking out.
If she really does follow through on this business though that will change.
For her sake I hope its all about the publicity.
Like your thinking, and maybe some pork chops too.
Indiana State Fair fried Snickers for desert, LOL.
She's been cheating. I don't see her ribs sticking out.
Where is the guy that posts the "Well ... Bye" pic, we need him here ASAP....
I hope her eulogy mentions her nice hips.
That said, you heard it here ....... there will be reality show on this idiot very soon.
Whack job.
With a statement like that, she must be a natural Blonde.
I think she looks fine in that picture. Not quite what I had imagined from the description in the text. Don't much care for the doll-like face but the rest of her looks pretty normal right now.
Soon to be Deadernarian
[ Whack job. ]
Yes I am, but this Ukrainian Lady is Plain Crazy!
IIRC the original leader of the Breatharians in the bay area was caught going through the Mickey Ds drive thru late at night.
Two words — Whitney Thompson — You have to look her up. Knock out...All American woman from head to toe and God Bless her.
Put me in for $20 between July and August 1st if you do, I'm good for it
I'm sure she's not high-maintenance in the least.
"Im sure shes not high-maintenance in the least."
Yep. Dinner and a movie is out....just go straight to the good stuff.
Oops...Didn't mean you.
All that air she's been breathing has displaced her brain.
Yep, it is.
I like curvy. My honey is 5'8" about 150lbs and all curves in the right places. She can rock 6" heels and a tight red dress like Marilyn Monroe. She is 46 and when we go out 25 year old bartenders(men and women) can't keep from flirting with her. Who likes skinny..pfffft. My ex wife was rail thin and was never my tastes personally.
Which remind me of an old joke:
911 operator: 911. What is your emergency?
Man: Yes, I think my wife is dead.
911: You think she's dead. What makes you think she's dead?
Man: Well.....the sex is the same, but the dishes are piling up! (nyuck,nyuck)
She looks kinda' fat, IMHO.
Back in the 1930's and 1940's the German government maintained whole camps where they solicitously administered this health regime to whole groups of people, the most favored of whom were Jews and Gypsies. Some of the best of these were Buchenwald, Dachau, and Ravensbruck.
Under Stalin there were millions of this gal's fellow Ukrainians who were forced to subsist on light & air and died as a result.
From the 1932 collectivization famine through the end of WWII, IIRC.
That's why the Ukranians aren't particularly turned on by Vlad and the Russians.
"Human Barbie" PING
She looks pretty hot. Not gaunt at all like I would have expected. I see no ribcage.
Yes, she has eyes.
"In the daytime I'm Mister Natural, just as healthy as I can be, but at night I'm a junk food junkie, good Lord have pity on me..."
"Oops...Didnt mean you."
I know that, I was just ribbing (like the models ribs that will soon be showing) you for being a bit vague
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All about Sam
All about Sam
Houghton Mifflin, Hardcover, 9780395486627, 135pp.
Publication Date: October 24, 1988
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Sam Krupnik finally gets to tell his version of life with his big sister, Lowry's popular Anastasia Krup-nik.
About the Author
Lois Lowry is the author of more than thirty books for young adults, including the popular Anastasia Krupnik series. She has received countless honors, among them the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award, the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award, the California Young Reader s Medal, and the Mark Twain Award. She received Newbery Medals for two of her novels, NUMBER THE STARS and THE GIVER. Her first novel, A SUMMER TO DIE, was awarded the International Reading Association s Children s Book Award. Ms. Lowry now divides her time between Cambridge and an 1840s farmhouse in Maine. To learn more about Lois Lowry, see her website at www.loislowry.com.
Praise For All about Sam…
"Childhood's problems and confusions have seldom been shown to better, funnier, and more sympathetic advantage." Horn Book, Starred


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