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A boat trip on a beautiful lake
We have just come back from a lovely trip up to Lake Konigssee, and a boat trip down the lake to St Bartholoma. The lake is nestled between the mountains, and is 602m above sea level with an average depth of 150m. It is the cleanest lake in Germany, with the water being pure enough to be classified ...
Austrian Alps
... of Salzburg . Truth be told it's a great idea if someone checks the opening times of such places. We got off the bus at the wrong stop, walked the 1km up the Alps to the gorge to discover it was in fact closed. To make the most out of our journey we then proceeded to climb down to the gorge off the side of ...
Castle fit for a King …. or a museum
... and the original owner King Ludwig II. One particular piece of information that jumped out at me was a notice next to some sort of appliance (some massive heater thing, the name of which I can't recall) just outside the kitchen. The notice stated that King Ludwig II thought that it was too ostentatious for the castle and he commissioned another to be built. I think he was right, it was certainly ostentatious but it made us laugh, as the entire ...
Tourist time with the family
Today we woke to those church bells ringing again at 6am and it pouring with rain, the clouds are sitting very low on the Alps so we needed to get out of this area in order to do any sightseeing and anything that would be fun for everyone aged 10 years to 68 years of age. We drove to Salzburg ( 30 kms before Salzburg actually) here we enjoyed a day of sunshine, we visited a salt mine which took us deep under the Alps and cross the border ...
The Hills are alive with the sounds of Salzburg!
... big attractions here is Mozart; his birthplace and his house are both major attractions here. They even have a specially designed chocolate called 'Mozart Balls' which are chocolate balls with a marzipan centre. The buildings here are beautiful, but one thing I didn't expect was the majority of stores in Old Town are now chain fashion stores such as H&M and Zara. So whilst it looks like a historical city centre, its very much succumbed to the ways of most Western ...
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Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference CentreFanny-von-Lehnert-Strasse 7, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $119
- Nice Hotel-don't like the location
- Fantastic.... Great Reception Staff & Room Service
- Merry Christmas!
Crowne Plaza Hotel Salzburg - The PitterRainerstrasse 6, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $129
- Good value for money - its got a gym and pool!
- OK hotel but you deserve better if you are on holiday
- Excellent hotel in a good location
NH Salzburg CityFranz-Josef-Strasse 26, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $110
- Great hotel & location
- Was very good for the price
- Good hotel, lousy service
Sheraton SalzburgAuerspergstrasse 4, Salzburg | 5 star hotelfrom $215
- Great Hotel
- Great Hotel, Great Service
- Beautiful friendly hotel
Castellani ParkhotelAlpenstrasse 6, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $156
- Great hotel in a great city!
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Austria Trend Hotel Europa SalzburgRainerstrasse 31, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $113
Ramada Salzburg City CentreSuedtirolerplatz 13, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $119
Mercure Salzburg CityBayerhamerstrasse 14 a, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $94
Mercure Salzburg CentralSterneckstrasse 20, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $105
Hotel Sacher SalzburgSchwarzstrasse 5 - 7, Salzburg | 5 star hotelfrom $265
- Wonderful hotel
- Wonderful Hotel
- The Sacher Hotel, the ONLY place stay when in Salzburg
Hotel NeutorNeutorstrasse 8, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $95
Star Inn Hotel Salzburg AirportFranz-Brotzner-Strasse 15, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $86
Austria Trend Hotel Salzburg MitteMunchner Bundesstrasse 114a, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $86
Parkhotel BrunauerElisabethstrasse 45A, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $129
Ibis Salzburg NordCarl Zuckmayer Strasse 1, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $68
Hotel Goldener Hirsch, A Luxury Collection Hotel, SalzburgGetreidegasse 37, Salzburg | 5 star hotelfrom $258
- A Beautiful, Charming Hotel
- Salzburg in a nutshell
- Wonderful and Quaint
ACHAT Plaza Zum HirschenSt Julien Strasse 21-23, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $98
- Loved this Hotel
- Great location, breakfast & staff
- Nice hotel and close to the train station
Star Inn Hotel Salzburg ZentrumHildmannplatz 5, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $111
Hotel AuerspergAuerspergstrasse 61, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $216
- Great Hotel
- Nice hotel, a little out of the way
- Luxury for reasonable price!
Hotel Hofwirt SalzburgSchallmooser Hauptstrasse 1, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $120
Hotel SteinGiselakai 3-5, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $170
- 8/10...could have been 10..
- The best Hotel in Salzburg!
- Wouldn't stay here again
Hotel Am MirabellplatzParis-Lodron-Strasse 1, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $126
- Good Stay in Salzburg
- Excellent stay,good price
- Lovely Stay
Stadtkrug HotelLinzer Gasse 20, Salzburg | 4 star hotelfrom $161
Hotel zur PostMaxglaner Hauptstrasse 45, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $132
Amadeo HotelAlpenstrasse 115-117, Salzburg | 2 star hotelfrom $114
HartlwirtLieferinger Hauptstrasse 120, Salzburg | 3 star hotelfrom $120


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What else can we expect when the stated objective of one party is to defeat the re-election of a president, and then throwing a childish tantrum upon failing to do that?
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Congress doesn't understand the nature of our crisis. Neither side. If they did, compromise would be easy. Of course, one old man is right, the Republicans have shown themselves willing to fight against conservative proposals when those proposals come from Obama. Childish is too kind of a term for the GOP.
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Republican opposition to any plan might be part of the problem but the President himself seems to have handicapped himself greatly with at least a half-dozen scandals that have angered large pockets of the populace and will require lots of oversight committees in the future. It appears that the President's second term will get little done because of these combined factors and more rough times seem to lie ahead and the future problems that need to be solved will be perpetually put on hold.
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Stubborn BO is about to let a fiscal crisis go to waste.
Why should the repubs even try to talk to him when he backs out on his promises and cannot get his own party - harry reid and chuckie schumer - to support him?
if there have been any conservative proposal from BO, which I doubt, harry would undermine him. Why even bother with BO?
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Does anyone really believe the CBO projections? Especially after their estimates
on ACA?
The Taliban is not dead or kiyiing away with it's tail between it's legs.
Transparent is not the same as secret.
And CBO numbers are influenced by the agenda of the party with the most power.
No counting chickens before they hatch. I will believe the annual debt when it has been tallied in January of 2014, not before, and especially not a projection from the CBO.
Kind of pulls the rug out of the rest of the article.
The main reason congress and the president aren't talking about fiscal issues is that the president won't. He made that clear right after the last fiscal deadline, with all his 'speech travel' to change the subject to gun control and immigration. Fiscal issues are losers for the president, so he just ain't goin' there.
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The CBO is right about the deficit, just as they were right about the ACA. There is not, and never was, a 'fiscal crisis'. There is an employment crisis, and Congress still refuses to act.
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At one time, Cascade Locks was a very important transportation point on the Columbia River. At this spot, a large rapids in the river prevented boats from going farther upstream. Those which operated above Cascade Locks were built there. A primitive portage railroad, at one time powered only by horses but later home of the first steam locomotive in the Pacific Northwest, was the first means to move freight and passengers around the rapids to boats on the upper part of the river.
In 1896, the Cascade Locks were opened, providing the first method of movement of water traffic from the lower part of the river to the middle part of the river. It also gave a name to this little community where the locks were located.
When the Bonneville Dam was constructed in the 1930s, it flooded the former rapids site as well as the former location of the locks on the Columbia River, but the name of the town still remains.
Today, this small community is the most convenient community at the end of the popular historic Columbia River highway loop road that provides access to the various popular waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge.
- Pros:Heart of Columbia River Gorge and close to All Recreation Activities there. Native American tribes make freshly cought fish easily available. Has bridge connecting both sides of river.
- Cons:Very small town, and very limited resources here, and certain things (theatres, for example) simply don't exist.
- In a nutshell:Great place to visit and in which to base your exploration of both Oregon and Washington sides of the Columbia River Gorge.
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Hotels in Disneyland - Anaheim
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- Most bookedAnabella Hotel
1,232 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"this hotel was beautiful. The rooms were large and quiet. The setting was very tropical. The restaurant was very good. It even has pool service. The staff was very accommodating and pleasant. the rooms were very clean. Highly recommend this hotel for a Disney stay."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, CA
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"Front Desk staff were excellent. It is a bit difficult to find the room due to set up of hotel , however, the staff gives you a written map with directions to room. The room was very comfortable. The lobby is nice and the hotel was very clean."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, CA
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"Visiting Disneyland for the day was the main reason for staying at this hotel. 20 minute walk and you were there. Great!!!"
A Traveller, Jul 2016, GB
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"The front desk stafff were very nice(prayers anwered for good front desk staff) They accomodated us in the 8th floor where the renovated rooms are located. the room we got also was facing the fireworks in Disney, nice location. My husban is happy although his younger brother thought ut was expens..."
S, Jul 2016, US
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"Clean, conveniently located to Disney parks and downtown Disney "
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"The room size is decent, clean, quite with double window. It's in walking distance to disneyland. My kids like this hotel."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, US
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"We usually stay at Best Westerns and decided to try a different hotel and found this one. We were very impressed with this hotel. It was spacious and came with a small kitchen that added a nice touch. The rooms were quiet and couldn't hear much of the outside world. The breakfast had many choices..."
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"Overall experience was great. Enjoyed the hotel and the convince to shops and Disney"
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"Convenient shuttle from hotel to Disneyland runs hourly. "
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"Everything about this hotel was great. We stayed in a family suite in which the room size was comfortable, and the kids loved their bunk beds. The shuttle service to Disney was reliable in that it consistently ran every have an hour. Also, the food at both of the restaurants was excellent; very f..."
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Map of hotels in Disneyland - Anaheim
- Disneyland®
- Anaheim Convention Center
- Flightdeck Flight Simulation Center
- Knott's Berry Farm
- Disney California Adventure® Park
- Disneyland® Park
- Angel Stadium
- Downtown Disney® District
- Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
- Irvine Spectrum Center
- Balboa Island
- University of California-Irvine
- Sunset Beach
- Mission San Juan Capistrano
- Anaheim Equestrian Center
- Orange County Fairgrounds
- Knott's Marketplace
- Honda Center
- Little Saigon
- Medieval Times
What you should know about Disneyland - Anaheim
Hotels in Disneyland Anaheim
With the scores of hotels in Disneyland Anaheim you'll find plenty of choice, whatever your tastes. The majority are strung along 2 miles of Harbor Boulevard opposite Disneyland, including the 4-star Hyatt Regency Orange County. This delightfully styled luxury hotel is fully child friendly, with in-room bunks, a games room, and free kids meals in its restaurants. Disneyland Anaheim hotel reviews praise the Courtyard Anaheim Theme Park Entrance for its outdoor pool and on-site water park. Probably the most sought-after hotel, though, is Disney's Grand Californian Hotel and Spa, with its 3 landscaped pools, fantastical décor, and unmatched location.
Things to see in Disneyland Anaheim
Disney's 2 resorts inevitably dominate the attractions in this neighborhood, welcoming 25 million visitors each year between them. Disneyland is the original, home to the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle and themed zones that range from the Wild West to New Orleans to cartoon craziness. Here you can fly like Dumbo, captain a pirate ship, or meet Mickey and Minnie, Disneyland's timeless hosts. Disney California Adventure is more recent, with a greater emphasis on thrills and spills. Expect plunging drop-rides, dizzying rollercoasters, and soaking raft rides, all complemented by adventures that tie in to movies like "Toy Story" or "Finding Nemo". But while these theme parks attract most attention, there are other sights to be seen. The Muzeo, the city's newest museum, is a mile north of Disneyland and showcases a diverse program of arts. And just to the south is the Angel Stadium, home to the major league thrills of LA's baseball team.
Good for families
Few neighborhoods can claim to have as great an appeal to family vacation-goers as Anaheim Disneyland. After all, it does have the world's top family resort right on its doorstep. With the avenues round about lined with hotels, options for family-friendly accommodation in Disneyland Anaheim abound. You'll find your little ones feted like princes and princesses at many of the area's hotels. It's also a neighborhood packed with easy-going, kid-friendly restaurants, while parents will appreciate the classier dining options in nearby Downtown. It's here that you'll also find a dash of culture and history, providing ample opportunity for enjoyment for all the family.
How to get to Disneyland Anaheim
Anaheim is within driving distance of many cities in California. Coming from San Diego you can travel to Disneyland Anaheim along the I-5 in an hour and a half. From LA it can be as short as a 30-minute drive from downtown. If you're flying in, then the closest airport is John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana. From here it takes 20 minutes or less to drive to your Anaheim Disneyland hotel. Take the CA-55 N first and then the I-5 N, all the way to Anaheim, before switching to Harbor Boulevard at exit 110.


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I am a semi-retired teacher / actor (googlable), a mother, responsible,and my husband & I have been married and are celebrating ...30 years! In my first career (acting) I lived in LA and NYC and I'm eager to visit with dear friends and one of our children who lives there We decided that having our own place beat staying with family and friends, and your home looks wonderful. What else... we own our own home and respect the amount of work it takes for upkeep-- we are careful, good house guests. We also have a small apt in NY that we rent, and we know how we want our place to be treated. I am ok on the computer but not a whiz so I don't have files of "recommendations" from friends--but if/when you call, I can give you names of upstanding folks who would gladly vouch for us (and might even be upset that we aren't staying with them--oh dear!) But this is our vacation and we want to do things at our own pace. Ron retired from Brown University in 2007. My book on teaching Shakespeare came out in 2010


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North Shore (TV Series)
Sucker Punch (2004)
Plot Summary
Nicole tells Frankie about Jason's slip of the tongue, as he confronts Jason his anger gets the best of him. Jason does everything to prevent his land being bought and finds out that Vincent's "antique" business isn't legitimate. Gabriel hits a surf competition under the Grand Waimea logo and doesn't know that Alexandra made plans to make him win. Chris trains a gay boxer.- Written by Arturo Domínguez
Jason needs $15,000 fast to buy some adjacent land or his hotel dream is over and finds out the counterfeit truth about Vincent's new Asian business. Chris has changed his mind and accepts Alexandra's job; his first client is middle-weight boxing world champion Pedro Garcia, who generously gives him a Rolex after a sweaty run, after a swim invites the hot cutie to a -gay- club and tries to steal a kiss; when he tells Jason, that explains why a paparazzo offered a bribe so he can expose Pedro's 'double life'. Chris sells the gold watch and thus finds out MJ's bracelet was pawned; Tessa buys it and orders MJ's pa Jack Bevans to return it to her to regain her trust... Gabe is choking under pressure to win his first sponsored competition against triple winner Chris Taloa, his idol, and Alexandra supplies not only Grand Waimea logo-equipment but also a groupie to exhaust Chris all night; Gabe tries to stop her, so she turns her 'tender' attention on him... Tommy, now the hotel's chef, commandeers Nicole to search together for the jungle fruit noni for a dish requested from Pedro, but has a more romantic surprise prepared for her. Jason can't bring himself to sell out Pedro for his own dream, then kisses Tessa tired of Nicole's cold attitude, which clashes with Frankie's jealous fist...- Written by KGF Vissers
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I installed eventcalendar 3 and it works fine except that when clicking an event the whole post does not show. Images are left out and it displays an archive view of the day that was clicked in the calendar instead.
in short. i want the event post to show in full when clicked in the calendar
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I have a WP-powered website using the most current update of Events Manager plugin - free version. Very nice plugin, met all our needs.
However, we ran into some issues with the most recent updates. We first discovered an issue on the submit page with a PHP fatal error of an undefined function call. That was fixed in the most recent update, but now anonymous users cannot submit events at all. We fist noticed this issue when we tried unsuccessfully to add hyperlinks in the WYSIWYG editor when users are not logged in. Currently the settings are set to allow anonymous user events to be submitted. Here are the user's comments: "I was just trying to post an event to our website (without being logged in as an editor) and I noticed that the site rejected any hyperlinks I tried to add to the event's description. I would click "add link" [from the link dialog box] and a blank event page would reload[erases all user input, instead of adding any links]. I tried changing browsers and that didn't work. I'm worried readers are unable to add links when they're adding events to the website. Is there anything we can do?"
I have looked into support forums to see if this is a problem for anyone else and turned up empty handed. Any help would be appreciated.


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A very promising plugin - produces 1 post per feed item which allows visitors to search for topic/keyword.
(Unlike RSS Feed Importers that use shortcode/cached feeds)
Works OK - EXCEPT:
Link to original feed article does not appear - this is essential.
In feed options we see:
Post title links to source? [ ] This option make the title permalink to original URL.
But ticking the box does not deliver feeds with links after update of
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Expectations are high as LSU kicks off spring drills
Published: Saturday, March 12, 2011 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, March 12, 2011 at 12:01 a.m.
BATON ROUGE — Though LSU's football season-opener against Oregon is about six months away, the Tigers are well aware of where they stand on the national stage.
The expectations are high, even championship potential.
"Some people see us in the national spotlight," senior linebacker Ryan Baker said Friday as LSU began spring practice. "We want to live up to that. Everybody on the team has the mentality that we have something to prove."
A stark contrast to last year when LSU was a question mark heading into the 2010 season. Sparked by an excellent defense and outstanding special teams, the Tigers compiled an 11-2 record in the roughed Southeast Conference. And after defeating Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl, the Tigers finished eighth in the country.
The Tigers have 15 starters returning from that squad so inexperience will not be an issue. This veteran team has the opportunity to have a special season.
"Everybody knows about the hype," said senior Karnell Hatcher, a starter at safety who has been moved to outside linebacker. "Now we have to live up to the hype. All of the players have been doing extra drills. We want to improve our technique. We want to know where every guy is on the field."
LSU wore helmets and shorts in its first day of spring practice.
The Tigers need improved quarterback play if they are going to contend for a Southeastern Conference championship. LSU is loaded with experience at quarterback with two seniors — Jordan Jefferson and Jarrett Lee.
There is something new about the quarterback spot. Joining Jefferson and Lee is highly touted junior college transfer Zach Mettenberger. In addition, coach Les Miles brought in Steve Kragthorpe to coach the quarterbacks and be the offensive coordinator.
"We've got some experience under our belts," said Lee, referring to Jefferson and himself. "Now, we have a new quarterback and a new coach. Zach is a great kid. He is willing to learn and we are going to help him. Zach came in here to compete. (Kragthorpe) is a high-energy guy for sure."
Neither Jefferson nor Mettenberger was made available to the media Friday after practice. Senior guard Josh Dworaczyk, who has started the past two seasons, was impressed by all three quarterbacks on the first day.
"Everybody showed pretty good arm strength," Dworaczyk said. "They looked good. They are doing some timing work down for the offense. The (senior) quarterbacks were vocal. They showed improvement as leaders."
Dworaczyk is a part of the most experienced area of the team. Four starters are back in the offensive line. Sophomore Chris Faulk will replace Joe Barksdale at the all-important left tackle spot.
"Chris looked good," Dworaczyk said. "He came off the ball well. You can tell there are a lot of older guys out there (on the offensive line). In our walk-throughs, we made all the right calls. We came together quicker on things. The older guys can also be more hands on with the younger guys."
This time last season, LSU was projected to finish as low as fourth in the SEC West. The Tigers ended up in a tie with Arkansas for second place in the division.
"Last year, we had a chip on our shoulder," junior center P.J. Lonergan said. "We wanted to prove everybody wrong. This year, we're more confident. We want to win a championship not to prove people wrong. We want to win it for ourselves."
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The spread of the Zika virus is influencing change in FDA regulations and raising concerns in Alabama.
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Aaron Head and the team at Lowe Mill have gathered artists once again for a two-hour extravaganza.
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Huntsville Chamber Music Guild's resident musicologist David Brown talks with Judy Watters about the HCMG's upcoming 2016 - 2017 season.
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Willow Wine Cellars is a small, family owned and operated winery making good wine to enjoy with good friends
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10: Members Mentoring
Revision as of 19:07, 23 August 2013
Welcome: To the Noiseapp patch!
0: User - Can Identify as a member if choices to do so. - Should not need an email address to create an account. - Can use an ID Number instead each time to log in.
1: Ticket / Request Tracker
Under the requests tracking page, they should show up as teasers - with the title and subject... Reddit style. - Prioritization of Tickets. - Ticket States. - Ownership taken. - Collapsible comment stye responses.
2: Project Tracker - Project states - Community communication
3. Streetview style slideshow
4: Forums
6: Chat
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9: Share Your Knowledge
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Proyecto DANC, abierto a todas a quellas personas interesadas, DANC proviene de mi idea Diseńo Antes No Codigo y su fin es unir a todas las personas sea cual sea su nivel en el campo de las computadoras y para todo fin.3 weekly downloads
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Gvortaro, a GPS formats converter
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A project to make Palm OS, Mac, Linux, and Windows programs for Phantasy Star Online, such as Mag Timer and the Section ID calculator.1 weekly downloads
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CATBatch and Script Collection
A useful collection of batch files and scripts for daily purposes (backup, security, system management, etc.) and development
Chemical Characterization Organic
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Fractal analysis of canopy architectures of Acacia angustissima, Gliricidia sepium, and Leucaena collinsii for estimation of aboveground biomass in a short rotation forest in eastern Zambia
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A study was conducted at Msekera Regional Agricultural Research Station in eastern Zambia to (1) describe canopy branching properties of Acacia angustissima, Gliricidia sepium and Leucaena collinsii in short rotation forests, (2) test the existence of self similarity from repeated iteration of a structural unit in tree canopies, (3) examined intra-specific relationships between functional branching characteristics, and (4) determine whether allometric equations for relating aboveground tree biomass to fractal properties could accurately predict aboveground biomass. Measurements of basal diameter (D10) at 10cm aboveground and total height (H), and aboveground biomass of 27 trees were taken, but only nine trees representative of variability of the stand and the three species were processed for functional branching analyses (FBA) of the shoot systems. For each species, fractal properties of three trees, including fractal dimension (Dfract), bifurcation ratios (p) and proportionality ratios (q) of branching points were assessed. The slope of the linear regression of p on proximal diameter was not significantly different (P < 0.01) from zero and hence the assumption that p is independent of scale, a pre-requisite for use of fractal branching rules to describe a fractal tree canopy, was fulfilled at branching orders with link diameters >1.5 cm. The proportionality ration q for branching patterns of all tree species was constant at all scales. The proportion of q values >0.9 (f q ) was 0.8 for all species. Mean fractal dimension (Dfract) values (1.5–1.7) for all species showed that branching patterns had an increasing magnitude of intricacy. Since Dfract values were ≥1.5, branching patterns within species were self similar. Basal diameter (D10), proximal diameter and Dfract described most of variations in aboveground biomass, suggesting that allometric equations for relating aboveground tree biomass to fractal properties could accurately predict aboveground biomass. Thus, assessed Acacia, Gliricidia and Leucaena trees were fractals and their branching properties could be used to describe variability in size and aboveground biomass.
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Content chief will invest in more startups
A BBC Worldwide topper has defended its expansionist strategy despite a recent report from inhouse regulator the BBC Trust calling for Worldwide to rein in its activities.
Wayne Garvie, Worldwide's managing director of content and production, said that much of the recent criticism leveled at the organization was "driven by us being successful." He said it would still invest in startup shingles if the right opportunities arose.
Garvie stressed that of the £460 million ($767 million) invested in the U.K. indie sector in recent years, Worldwide was responsible for a mere 2%.
"Baby Cow (the U.K. shingle launched by Steve Coogan) was going to be bought by a foreign company until we came along," Garvie said, speaking to the Broadcasting Press Guild on Wednesday.
"When we invest in a production company, our aim isn't to build it up in order to sell in five years' time but to think, What do we need to achieve?" he said.
Worldwide has stakes in eight production companies including Left Bank Films and Television, which produces "Wallander" alongside Sweden's Yellow Bird.
Garvie singled out the U.S., India and Spain as territories where Worldwide intends to grow further but acknowledged that it was now too late to beef up business in Spain, Italy and Holland.
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Pollution Abatement Costs and Foreign Direct Investment Inflows to U.S. States: A Nonparametric Reassessment
Keller and Levinson (2002) utilize state-level panel data on inflows of foreign direct investment along with an innovative measure of relative pollution abatement costs to assess the impact of environmental stringency on capital flows. Using standard parametric panel data models, the authors find moderate evidence that capital flows are sensitive to abatement costs. Using recently developed nonparametric methods, we assess the robustness of this conclusion. The nonparametric approach reveals that (a) some of the parametric results are not robust, and (b) the impact of relative abatement costs is heterogeneous across states and generally of smaller magnitude than previously suggested. Copyright by the President and Fellows of Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The Government has announced that £37.5 million of funding is to be used towards improving the electric car infrastructure in a bid to improve sales of plug-in models like the Nissan Leaf and Vauxhall Ampera.
This latest investment will be used to pay for the installation of charging points at the homes of interested EV owners, as well as for on street charging points and plug-in points at train stations.
The Government will subsidise 75 per cent of the cost of these charging points, with the public, council or train operators paying the difference.
This isn't new funding from the Government, however; instead it will be taken from the £400 million already set aside for the £5,000 EV grant.
Up to £13.5m of the £37m will make up the funds to the public who want a domestic charge point. This is almost as much as the £17m that's been spent subsidising the purchase of electric cars – as there has only been 3,400 applications for the £5,000 grant since it was introduced in April 2011.
Transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, said: "This investment underlines the government's commitment to making sure that the UK is a world leader in the electric car industry."
It typically costs around £1,000 to have a domestic charge point installed – meaning the Government would pay £750 with the owner picking up the remaining £250. On-street charge points cost around £10,000 – with the fund paying £7,5000 and the council or local EV owners covering the rest of the bill.
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Library JournalVietnamese American writers Tran, who has published in such journals as Amerasia and Antioch Review, and her coeditors present a volume rich in the voices of people made to straddle two cultures. Over half the pieces have been previously published in journals or collections of Asian American literature, but the emphasis in Watermark is very contemporary and totally Vietnamese. While other anthologies of Vietnamese literature focus on the experience of the Vietnam War, this book focuses mostly on first- or second-generation Vietnamese Americans as they maneuver through American culture. Not to be missed are Andrew Lam's two stories "Grandma's Tales," an unexpectedly droll flight of fancy about the death of a Vietnamese grandmother, and "Show and Tell," the moving portrayal of the introduction of a Vietnamese refugee boy into an eighth-grade American class. The selections fill a gap in Asian American literature as they present a vision both gripping and arresting.D.E. Perushek, Northwestern Univ. Lib., Evanston, IL
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By JEANNE STARMACK
Two missing sections of cemetery fence along Church Hill-Hubbard Road, deeply gouged tire tracks in the cemetery and flattened, broken gravestones tell the tale.
The ornate metal fence is an attractive border around Liberty Township's Church Hill Cemetery at the corner of Church Hill-Hubbard Road and Belmont Avenue, but it was no match for the Hummer that crashed through it after the driver, who'd been eastbound on Churchill, had a medical issue and lost control at 3 p.m. June 26.
Township trustee Jodi Stoyak walked through the damaged area Thursday, the first time she'd gotten a chance to see it up close.
The township already has contacted its insurance carrier about the damage and was given an estimate on the fence of $1,700 to $1,800, she said.
But as she walked through the accident site, in the oldest section of the cemetery with graves dating to the early 1800s, it became clear that replacing the tombstones is not going to be as simple.
She bent down and lifted the largest piece of a stone that was cracked in three, bleached white and unreadable.
"Probably a child — I don't know how detailed our records are," she said as she put it down and continued on.
"This is a veteran," she said as she examined another broken stone. "Charles — I can't read the date there — that's a shame," she said.
"This is from somewhere else," she said about a stone that was lying across a grave that already had its marker. "And this is part of his car," she said as she picked up a piece of the Hummer.
At least a half-dozen very old gravestones are broken. The families who buried their loved ones there are likely long gone, Stoyak said, and no one has come forward since the accident about repairing or restoring the stones.
The township has owned the cemetery since the early 1900s, said former road superintendent Tim Monroe.
"Unfortunately, that section — Section C — there's no records for it," he said.
The records were stored at one of several township churches, he said. But a tornado or a fire destroyed the church and the records. The history, as it was told to him, is fuzzy, he said.
With no way to trace who is buried there, and no way to contact families who may be interested in restoring or replacing the stones, the township could try to repair them, he said.
"A lot of those stones are so fragile," he said. "If you even try to straighten them, they just snap. There are different types of adhesives they can use."
He said he doesn't know if they could be restored, or how much that type of work would cost.
"That would be up to the township to work that out with insurance," he said.
Stoyak said the township can repair the damage in the cemetery and then file for reimbursement from the insurance company of the driver, Raymond Lewis Jr., 58, of Pinecrest Road in Girard.
She said she is leery of doing that, because she is afraid the township won't get the reimbursement. She said she would rather have the driver's insurance company pay for the damage.
And just why wouldn't this guy's insurance cover the damages he caused. Isn't that the whole point of insurance?
There's a Hummer in Liberty?
what was the "medical condition?" this person had to be going like a bat out of hell to crash through that fence, going uphill, and continue on to destroy gravestones. I don't care what he was driving. if he would have gone straight, someone might have been killed.
The driver of the car should be entirely responsible for the damage to the cemetery and to the stones. The township sounds apathetic to the problem as though they don't know who the markers belong to, they are so fragile that they may not be able to be repaired, no one has come forward since the accident about repairing or restoring the stones. Go after the guy that destroyed this property for pete's sake!!! The township has owned the cemetery since the 1900's. Sounds like they are not being good stewards.
The Ohio Revised Code charges township trustees with providing "the protection and preservation of cemeteries under its jurisdiction.... The board may enclose such cemeteries with a substantial fence or hedge, and shall keep any such fence or hedge in good repair. It may re-erect any fallen tombstones, regardless of the cause of the falling, in such cemeteries." "May" differs from "will", but the law seems to be based more on providing a safe environment for visitors rather than the preservation of gravestones.
The Liberty Township Trustees may wish to consult --or have a historian consult--the following sources to research the damaged (and other) gravestones: "Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997" is available online. The Trumbull County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society published in 1983 "Trumbull County, Ohio, Cemetery Inscriptions, 1800-1930." This volume should contain the damaged gravestones' information. Individual family histories, census and tax records, and newspaper research could also help. By Ohio law all veterans' interments are recorded by the county recorder. Veterans' gravestones may be replaced by the Veterans' Administration: Contact Rep. Tim Ryan's office.


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James Alan Horton's sister said she is reliving the pain of her brother's death all over again after learning the 22-year-old sailor was sexually assaulted before he was shot to death and left in a ditch near Summerville in 1992.
Karen Coy, Horton's 45-year-old sister, said she and other family members were never told about the sexual assault in numerous telephone calls with investigators over the years.
"It just feels like today is the day he died again," Coy said Wednesday in a phone interview from her Lexington County home. "We didn't know he was sexually assaulted. That really hurt my mom. For 17 years no one told us that."
The news hit the family as authorities in New York arrested and charged a second suspect with murder in connection with Horton's death.
Thomas Solheim, 53, of Montauk, N.Y., was arrested by local police and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service at 9:20 p.m. Tuesday, according to a statement released by police in Suffolk County, N.Y.
Authorities said Solheim was arrested while walking near his mother's house. He was scheduled to appear in court Tuesday, but the hearing was postponed after he started having seizures, a Suffolk County police spokesman said.
Solheim's arrest came several days after Charles Andrew Welty was arrested and charged with murder in Missoula, Mont.
Welty admitted to investigators that he and co-defendants beat and sexually assaulted Horton before shooting him once in the chest, according to an affidavit charging Welty with murder.
NCIS agents have not returned calls seeking more information about the investigation. It was unclear Wednesday if more suspects would be arrested.
Agents in November said there were hopeful advancements in DNA technology might help solve the cold case, but it is unclear if that is what led agents to Welty, who according to his boss was an upstanding member of his community and a valued employee before his arrest.
Horton was stationed at the Charleston Naval Base while serving on the ocean minesweeper Exultant. His family said he had been in the Navy for five years and had signed on for five more years just before his death.
Coy said she was home in Sherburne, N.Y., during his last visit there before returning to Charleston. She said she found it odd that he seemed reluctant to return to his job.
"We could sense there was a reason he didn't want to go back," she said.
To this day, she doesn't know why.
"He was dedicated to the Navy," she said. "He loved it."
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