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Hugh Jackman pops the claws one more time in this summer's The Wolverine, but it's his turn in the new drama Prisoners that's looking to tear your heart out. A new trailer for the September-releasing film has gone online at Apple, and it promises a gut-wrenching tale of a parent turned vigilante, a man who will do anything to rescue his daughter.
The plot of Prisoners is described as follows:
Keller Dover is facing every parent's worst nightmare. His 6-year-old daughter and her young friend are missing, and as minutes turn to hours, panic sets in. The only lead is a dilapidated RV that had been parked on their street. Heading the investigation, Detective Loki arrests its driver, but a lack of evidence forces the only suspect's release. Knowing his child's life is at stake, the frantic Dover decides he has no choice but to take matters into his own hands. The desperate father will do whatever it takes to find the girls, but in doing so, may lose himself, begging the question: When do you cross the line between seeking justice and becoming a vigilante?
Featuring an all-star cast including Jake Gyllenhaal and Terrence Howard, Prisoners hits theaters Sept. 20.
Looks good …1st
Detective Loki? Really? Is that a massive clue that he's the real kidnapper?
This film can only go a few ways:
The freak is innocent = vigilantism is bad, the system is flawed, but good. That means the real killer is likely one of the mothers or Terence Howard, possibly Loki himself. And it'll come out after the freak is tortured or killed. Obvious indictment on USA's war on terror.
The freak is guilty = vigilantism is good, the system is f@cked, wake up USA.
I guess it all comes down to the manner it's handled, a subtle manner, or a sledgehammer. Jackman and Gylenhall usually choose good scripts so I think ot'll be OK, but it looks pretty predictable.
Gee…I wonder who the real kidnapper is.
Forget seeing it "from a mile away"…You could see THAT plot twist from SPACE.
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A top International Longshoremen's Association official said escalating health care costs have complicated efforts to reach a new or extended East and Gulf coast dockworker contract before the current one expires in September 2018.
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The International Longshoremen's Association and its employers at U.S. East and Gulf Coast ports are discussing an early, long-term extension of their coastwide contract that expires Sept. 30, 2018. The goal: an agreement that spares cargo interests an experience such as the one they endured during the epic 2012-13 bargaining between the ILA and United States Maritime Alliance. Those negotiations yielded a six-year contract, but only after nearly a year of rocky negotiations and repeated strike threats.
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The National Retail Federation and more than 100 national and state associations today sent a letter to President Obama to urge the administration to ensure that an International Longshoremen's Association strike does not occur.
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With contract negotiations at an impasse, International Longshoremen's Association President Harold Daggett has directed ILA locals to prepare for a Dec. 30 strike at East and Gulf Coast ports.
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Failure of the International Longshoremen's Association and United States Maritime Alliance to extend their contract negotiations raises the likelihood of a Maine-to-Texas dock strike at year-end.
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Contract negotiations between the International Longshoremen's Association and United States Maritime Alliance broke off today, raising the likelihood of a Maine-to-Texas dock strike at year-end.
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Maersk Line recently announced that it will implement a congestion surcharge in the event of an International Longshoremen's Association strike at East and Gulf coast ports, which would begin Dec. 29...
Typically, once a U.S. longshore negotiation is settled, the affected ports revert to a state of normalcy despite whatever disruption occurred during the talks. U.S. West Coast negotiations over the past 20 years have never been without disruption but were always followed by near-normal operations that lasted in some cases for years. The six years leading up to the June 30, 2014, expiration of the recent agreement between waterfront employers and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union saw only sporadic disruption. But there is a difference between then and now: The current agreement reached on Feb. 20 failed to resolve all issues and one in particular — chassis maintenance — stands out as holding the potential for sparking further disruption and uncertainty for shippers.
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The story of America for the past 60 years is essentially tied to the story of our stuff. From cars to clothes to refrigerators that simulate the Arctic better than, well, the Arctic, we as a culture love our objects. But as economic and environmental tides shift, we're faced with the fact that we simply can't continue as we have been. You might rightly argue that we've designed our way into this mess, but can we design our way out? Join Dwell editor Aaron Britt and our panel of thought-leaders for a discussion that touches on how we relate to the objects in our lives, how they shape the world around us, and what we can do to about it.
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It's been a busy few weeks for USO's around the world as they celebrate our Troops with galas. USO of Metropolitan Washington, USO Hawaii, USO Guam, and USO Korea have all put on wonderful events in April. We'd like to share a few of the highlights!
On April 8, USO Korea hosted their 39th Annual USO Six Star Salute, a salute to the honorable service and sacrifices of military members securing freedom on the Korean peninsula. Special guests included Washington State Senator Paull Shin; LTG Joseph F. Fil, Jr; Oh, Sae Chang, Mayor of Dongducheon City; Joseph T. McCabe, president of BAE Systems; and the USO Council of Korea.
The Six Star Salute began in 1970 when a group of Korean civic leaders chose to express their country's gratitude by bestowing the honorary rank of "Six Star" to exemplary enlisted personnel serving throughout the Republic of Korea. The tradition continues and this year the USO will honor 39 Americans, 39 Koreans, one Filipino and one Thai. These service members are selected by their commanders for outstanding duty performance, impeccable personal conduct, advancements in education and contributions to the community.
This year, the eighty junior enlisted personnel from the United Nations Command, U.S. Forces Korea, and Republic of Korea armed services were honored and for two days were regarded as VIPs in the City of Seoul; a highlight was the luncheon hosted by the Mayor of Seoul on April 9. Each honoree received the USO Six Star Medal and also toured the Korean War Memorial, Kyungbuk Palace, the National Assembly of Korea . Four honorees also received The USO Scholarship Award, an educational grant that will enable them to continue their educational endeavors.
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As far as what's under the doorstop-shaped bodywork, we only know it features a 4.3-liter V8 with 480 horsepower that comes from Ferrari – we've heard through the grapevine that the Nuccio is based on the guts of a Ferrari F430. Feel free to browse the press release below, and be sure to scroll through our high-res image gallery of live photos above. And if you like it, rumor has it that at least one may be available for sale...
Caprie (TO), 10 February 2012 – The concept car that Bertone will world preview at the Geneva Motor Show (8-18 March) to celebrate its Centenary is called the Nuccio, after the never-to-be-forgotten master of Italian styling in the world.
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The Nuccio will be under the spotlight at all the events scheduled for the Bertone Centenary. After the Geneva Show the car will be taken to Beijing (April) and to the Turin National Car Museum (May) where, at a gala evening, a historic exhibition will be inaugurated that will stay open till the summer. Bertone is also sponsoring the annual congress of Automotive News Europe (June) that will be displaying the Nuccio during its proceedings. Finally, the Concorso Italiano at Laguna Seca, California, USA (August) will be dedicated to Bertone as will a special edition of the Florence Unique Special Ones (September), two events that will be attended by the most important international collectors along with their vehicles.


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Address: The Bridge, Boscastle, Cornwall, PL35 0HF [map] [gmap]
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|This is one of my favourite pubs in the entire UK. It's a proper community pub and a real ale drinkers heaven. But above all it has character in abundance. 10/10.
strangetorpor - 1 Oct 2015 10:53
|Couldn't agree at all with the previous comment 9 of us turned up out of the blue, and nothing was too much trouble, we even had two dogs with us, beer, wine and cider enjoyed by all, food by far the best in Boscastle, staff friendly and professional would recommend this pub to anyone visiting Boscastle or surrounding area well worth the visit and cant wait to pop in again
Stanleybigboy - 11 Aug 2014 14:49
|I am in a quandary over this place. On one hand the pub itself is quirky, dark and full of bric-a-brac and has a reasonable atmosphere. The beers are well kept and not ridiculously priced. I had Tintagel brewery's Harbour Special and very nice it was too. On the other hand my family decided to eat and the presentation and quality of the grub was awful, particularly as it cost us over fifty pounds. On the whole I'd say if its food your after make the trek up the hill to the Napoleon Inn but if you just want a snifter this place is okay.
doctorpint - 3 Aug 2012 19:10
|Yes this is very much a locals pub, but the service was friendly enough and the scampi was good, as was the Rattler. Check out the price list from 1971 framed on the wall and marvel at beer being 10p a pint!
aliandg - 31 Jul 2011 16:47
|This is a pub you'll either love or hate right from the start. It is indeed dark inside and filled to bursting with artefacts and oddities. However it appears to be well kept, toilets were a little old but clean, and the roaring log fires in both bars when we visited in late November were most welcome. Several ales are available including St Austell Tribute and Sharp's Doom Bar, as well as some from local craft breweries. All appeared to be well kept, the Doom Bar in particular going down a treat. The Cobweb seems to be the 'local's pub' in Boscastle, and some of said characters are could indeed be percieved as being a little inhospitable - just ignore them and they shut up, I've found. We didn't try the food so can't really comment on that, except to say it certainly looked and smelt nice.
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Four teams remain alive in the 2013 NCAA tournament field. The 2013 Final Four pits the odds-on favorite against a Cinderella and a beast from the Big East against the Big 10's last remaining entrant.
This is no way to win a woman's heart (or protect her face).
As the Milwaukee Brewers win baseball games this season, their fans can win, too. Marking the coolest thing the team has done for its fans since the Sausage Race, the Brewers are giving fans who buy the Chance 2 Advance ticket plan a seat upgrade each time the Brewers win one of the nine games included in the package.
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Brandi Klassen of Marshfield holds her son Blake, 1, as he greets "Doc" between wagon rides in downtown Montpelier during Flannel Friday festivities in the Capital City.
The day after Thanksgiving is the traditional start to the holiday shopping season and a day many spend at the mall or big-box stores. In an effort to persuade shoppers to spend their money closer to home, merchants in downtown Montpelier have developed a local alternative to Black Friday and dubbed it Flannel Friday. Shoppers wearing the classic Vermont attire were treated to sale prices and specials at many stores. Above, Brandi Klassen, of Marshfield, holds her son Blake, 1, as he greets Doc between free wagon rides. Left, employees and customers, many clad in flannel, watch as Myra O'Neill, of Somerville, Mass., spins the Wheel of Deals at Onion River Sports. Below, Skip, the Vermont Mountaineers' mascot, sports his flannel shirt while crossing the street Friday in Montpelier. Barre merchants get into the act today with a downtown open house and a full day of festivities and shopping.MORE IN Central VermontA group of Northfield kids spent this past week getting some hands-on experience with police and... Full StoryInside a plain brick building in Burlington lies the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies, a... Full StoryWAITSFIELD By definition, a classic is timeless, and that certainly fits The Pirates of... Full Story
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The Catamounts (15-7, 8-2), last years A-East champions, stormed to a 34-16 halftime lead over New Hampshire (7-15, 2-7) and coasted home. This was much easier than Vermonts 64-51 win at New Hampshire on Jan. 2.
Apfeld, whose 16 points included two 3-pointers, helped the Catamounts build a 27-8 lead. He got help from Clancy Rugg, who also hit two treys, and Ethan ODay. They scored 13 and 10 points, respectively. Bryan Voelkel grabbed 14 rebounds.
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Last week, a judge refused to dismiss the lawsuit against Scott Lively stemming from his anti-gay advocacy in Uganda. Today, his lawyer, Harry Mihet of Liberty Counsel, appeared on Bryan Fischer's radio program to discuss the lawsuit, where the two of them speculated that if it succeeds, then anyone who would dare to testify against or oppose a law like the Employment Nondiscrimination Act could be prosecuted for committing crimes against humanity.
"If that is allowed to succeed in the Scott Lively case," Mihet said, "then the very next and logical step would be to take anyone that would oppose legislation in ENDA in the US and to have the charged with international human rights violations, the most heinous of crimes, crimes against humanity, or persecution for doing nothing more than exercising their rights to speak their minds on an issue of public importance in the public square. At some point, we have to ask ourselves are we still a free country, governed by a constitution with a First Amendment or are we entering an era of fascism when it comes to this issue":
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Why Cars Have Become Difficult -- And Expensive to Repair
Last weekend, I had to replace a burned out headlight on my daughter's Chevrolet HHR. I figured this was a do-it-yourself job. So I went to my local auto-parts store, scored a new halogen bulb, went home, and popped the hood.
Roughly 45 minutes and a few choice words later, I got the job done. In the course of replacing one burned-out bulb, I used a socket wrench and pliers to partially remove a plastic liner inside the left front wheel well. I took out about a half dozen fasteners, of two different kinds. Then I had to work my hand through a tangle of wires to get at the offending bulb, disconnect it, twist it out, and then replace it. I did all this by feel, because I couldn't see my hand, wedged inside the fender between the half removed plastic liner and the wires and metal around the light.
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When I was done, I had to toss everything I had been wearing into the wash, since I'd wound up on my back under the car during the process of detaching and reattaching the fender liner.
Yes, I read the directions in the owners' manual and did what they instructed. Let's just say the manual understated the degree of difficulty by half.
It turns out amateurs like me aren't the only ones wondering why some of today's vehicles are such bears to repair. The difficulty of replacing broken parts or restoring vehicles damaged in collisions is a growing concern to the auto service and collision trades and the insurance industry.
"Vehicles are becoming more and more difficult to repair," says Denise Caspersen, manager of the collision division for the Automotive Service Association.
In their quest to make cars safer, lighter and more fuel efficient, car makers are using more exotic materials in the bodies of vehicles, such as high-strength steels, aluminum, steel-plastic sandwiches. That presents a challenge to body repair shops, because technicians now can't just assume that the metal they are cutting or welding is old-fashioned steel.
Modern vehicles also have more airbags, and more sophisticated electronics under the hood and throughout the body. The complexity of repairing a badly crashed vehicle has led to a rise in the number of vehicles that are declared total losses by insurance companies, rather than repaired, Ms. Caspersen says.
Tom Calloway, manager of fixed operations for AutoNation Inc., AN 0.87 % the largest U.S. auto retailer, says in an email that routine repairs can get "pretty serious" given the proliferation of new technology such as continuously variable transmissions, electric steering or onboard computer networks managing various functions.
Throw in a hybrid drive system, and things get even more interesting. Auto service technicians are going back to school to learn how to work safely on hybrid systems.
The concern about repair complexity is spurring efforts by the insurance and repair industries to persuade car makers to make ease of repair a higher priority.
One group called the Research Council for Automobile Repairs (www.rcar.org) is planning to launch a Web site that will offer vehicle designers data aimed at encouraging them to make vehicles more repair friendly, says Joe Nolan, senior vice president for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Vehicle Research Center.
The IIHS isn't directly involved in repairability issues, he says. But the Institute has highlighted the problem of high repair costs in its tests of vehicle bumpers.
Auto makers, as is often the case, must juggle competing demands. When it's time to change a light bulb or an oil filter, I wish I had an old-fashioned car where you could open up the hood, and see the driveway through the big spaces between the body and the engine. But when I go to the fuel pump, or try to find a parking space, I want a car that's light and efficient -- which means all the bits and pieces need to be very close together under the hood.
The drive to reduce weight by making cars more compact will only get more intense as auto makers strive to achieve the new 35 miles per gallon fleet average fuel-economy standard.
Still, car makers are responding to the service and insurance industry's pleas.
Toyota Motor Corp. spokesman Bill Kwong says in an email that Toyota is also designing vehicles with "front crush boxes," that are designed so they can be unbolted after a collision and replaced. Toyota is also designing headlamps to be more easily replaced.
General Motors Corp. GM 0.41 % , about five years ago, intensified efforts to consider ease of repair during the vehicle-design process, assigning engineers from the service operation to work alongside vehicle designers and engineers, says Joseph Fitzsimmons Jr., chief engineer for the GM Service and Parts Operations.
GM engineers now can use a virtual hand, wielding a virtual wrench, to test whether a design that exists only in digital form on a screen will result in a hard time for a mechanic, he says.
The result, Mr. Fitzsimmons says, is that GM is now designing instrument panels so that there are access panels a mechanic, or do-it-yourselfer, could remove easily to get access to fuses or other components, rather than disassembling the dashboard.
For collision-repair specialists, GM designed its new large pickups so that the frames can be cut in sections so that only damaged pieces need to be replaced. The same trucks are designed so that a new front end can be installed without replacing the entire frame of the truck, he says.
"It does get more challenging when you've got a smaller physical space" in a small vehicle, Mr. Fitzsimmons says. "But it's not impossible."
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|Chicken broth
|16 Ounce (2 Cups, One 16-Ounce Can, Healthy Request)
|Cream of mushroom soup
|10 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can, Healthy Request)
|Ground sage
|1 Teaspoon
|Poultry seasoning
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Black pepper
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Finely chopped celery
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Shredded carrots
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Chopped onion
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|Low calorie white bread slice
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Spray a slow cooker container with butter-flavored cooking spray.
In prepared container, combine chicken broth, mushroom soup, sage, poultry seasoning, and black pepper.
Stir in celery, carrots, and onion.
Add bread cubes.
Mix well to combine.
Cover and cook on LOW for 6 to 8 hours.
Mix well before serving.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 901 Calories from Fat 215
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 24 g37.7%
Saturated Fat 4.9 g24.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 4172.9 mg173.9%
Total Carbohydrates 146 g48.8%
Dietary Fiber 16.9 g67.8%
Sugars 33.7 g
Protein 22 g44.7%
Vitamin A 782.9% Vitamin C 54.8%
Calcium 39.4% Iron 65.3%
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They have and are making lots of money!
I have to agree. People selling at this level have to be losing a bunch of money.
At this point it doesn't really seem to matter. I have made many points as to why stock was undervalued in the $20's. But when Intel management gives a few tidbits to shorties to play with, they will take this stock through the ringer. They did it in 2007 around this time when gross margins came in less than expected. Now it's the revenues. Regardless of where the weakness is coming from. There is a huge manipulation going on possibly to take away as many shares as possible on the dirt cheap prices. If any tech will come out of any slowdown, it will be Intel. But many choose to not believe that. So we holders suffer for now. Hope it's not more than 6 months time. I finally got out of Cisco for a nice profit even though the stock never rallied, and now I'm swimming in the red with Intel for now. I had to take it with Cisco, and now I'm taking it with Intel. Luckily, over 80% of my current portfolio is back to being cash and my net worth makes my stocks and options nearly negligible. Almost bought more today, but I think I'm done buying. Time to just hold. Intel is still worth over $30. In time investors will be proven wrong yet again.


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Newport Marriott, Newport
Main amenities
- 317 smoke-free guestrooms
- Near the beach
- Restaurant and 2 bars/lounges
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- Breakfast available
- WiFi in the lobby
- Health club
- Valet parking
- Business center
- Childcare
- 24-hour front desk
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- Cribs/infant beds available
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
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- Heart of Newport
- Touro Synagogue (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
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Newport Marriott, Newport
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- Standard Room (1 King or 2 Queen Beds )
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- This hotel has 317 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 7 floors
- Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
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- Buffet breakfast (surcharge)
- 2 bars/lounges
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- Indoor pool
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- Spa treatment room(s)
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- Number of meeting rooms - 19
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The Newport Mariott's full-service spa pampers guests with massages, beauty services, and facial and body treatments. Hydrotherapy treatments and couples treatment rooms are also available. Advanced reservations required for massages and spa treatments.
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Self parking costs USD 20 per day with in/out privileges
Valet parking costs USD 35 per day with in/out privileges
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of USD 17.95 per person (approximately)
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
WiFi is available in guestrooms for USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
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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.
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We paid almost $600 for a room next to elevator; it was very noise! And the receptionist made a mistake by charging me again even though room was prepaid. So my check out process wasn't smooth as it should. I stood there for 15 minutes for hotel's mistake. Room cleaning can be better.
There was no window to the outside in the this room. Only a fake window facing the elevators. Ridiculous! And the room was small and very expensive. Not worth it.
hotel rooms have been upgraded since last vist years ago...very nice, clean and modern........good job..!!
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Teachers Who Bully
Why Do Teachers Bully? continued...
Teacher bullying spans "the range of human behaviors," Twemlow says. But he has been able to identify two categories: a "tiny minority" of sadistic teachers and the "bully-victim" teachers.
"The sadistic teacher hacks on kids in a way that indicates they might get some pleasure from it," he says. That means "humiliating students, hurting students' feelings, and being spiteful." For example, he remembers one teacher who repeatedly ridiculed a boy by calling him a girl's name.
In an ideal world, there would be screening methods to weed out such "nightmare teachers," he says. "We basically feel that sadistic teachers shouldn't be teachers."
For the bully-victim teacher, there may be more hope, he says. "This is the type of teacher who usually is passive and lets a class get out of control and responds with rage and bullying. These bully-victim teachers are often absent from work, they fail to set limits, and they do a lot of referrals to the principal because they like other people to handle their problems."
These teachers could benefit from training on effective classroom management, he says.
Men and women are equally likely to bully, Twemlow says, but his study didn't look at whether their tactics differed.
One interesting finding: Teachers who bully were often bullied themselves in childhood. As Twemlow's study co-researcher, Peter Fonagy, PhD, noted in a news release: "If your early experiences lead you to expect that people will not reason, but respond to force, then you are at risk of recreating this situation in your classroom."
Advice for Parents
When abuse is physical, most parents don't hesitate to report the offending teacher, Freeman says. But many see emotional or verbal bullying as a gray area. They worry that speaking up could cause a teacher to take revenge on their child -- and there's little escape. "It really is on a different level than kid-to-kid bullying," Twemlow says. "The kid has no power."
Don't ignore the problem, experts say. Here are some tips for handling the issue of teacher bullying:
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David Heurtel, deputy director of Seattle Center, is resigning. He intends to stay in the city but is not leaving for another job.
"There wasn't a watershed moment or some drama," he said. "I've just been looking at where my life is going and where the Center is going and decided it's time to turn the page and let somebody else take over."
Heurtel came to the Center three years ago from Montreal, where he had been working as an attorney in the entertainment industry. Since then, good stuff's been happening at the Centerthe Vera Project and SIFF Cinema moved in, the Century 21 Committee started talking about knocking down some of the ugliness (like Memorial Stadium) and building a more park-like Center. (I wrote about Heurtel, Century 21, and the future of the ugliness in this story.)
"Vera, SIFF, the economic impact studythat's just three examples of things I'm proud of that we all worked together for," Heurtel said. "We've quintupled sponsorship revenue and we've turned around the way this town talks about the Center… there's more optimism about the future."
Still, he's going: "I'm not leaving because I have something lined up," he said. "I'm leaving because it's time for me to go."
Dave Meinert, a music community businessman and activist who got to know Heurtel while working on the Vera move, says his departure is a loss for the Center. Heurtel is a visionary, entrepreneurial guy, Meinert said. He brought exciting changes to Seattle Center and there havent been exciting changes there for decades.
But, Meinert added, sometimes entrepreneurial, visionary people have difficulty working in large bureaucracies.


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GAO is required to annually audit the financial statements of the Bank Insurance Fund (BIF), Savings Association Insurance Fund (SAIF), and FSLIC Resolution Fund (FRF), which are administered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). GAO is responsible for obtaining reasonable assurance about whether FDIC's financial statements for BIF, SAIF, and FRF are presented fairly in all material respects, in conformity with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles, and whether FDIC maintained effective internal control over financial reporting and compliance. Also, GAO is responsible for testing FDIC's compliance with selected laws and regulations. Created in 1933 to insure bank deposits and promote sound banking practices, FDIC plays an important role in maintaining public confidence in the nation's financial system. In 1989, legislation to reform the federal deposit insurance system created three funds to be administered by FDIC: BIF and SAIF, which protect bank and savings deposits, and FRF, which was created to close out the business of the former Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
In GAO's opinion, FDIC fairly presented the 2005 and 2004 financial statements for the three funds it administers--the Bank Insurance Fund, the Savings Association Insurance Fund, and the FSLIC Resolution Fund. GAO also found that, although certain controls should be improved, FDIC had effective internal control over financial reporting and compliance for each fund. GAO did not find reportable instances of noncompliance with the laws and regulations it tested. On February 8, 2006, the President signed into law the Federal Deposit Insurance Reform Act of 2005. Among its provisions, the Act calls for merging the Bank Insurance and Savings Association Insurance Funds into a single Deposit Insurance Fund no later than July 1, 2006. Last year, GAO reported on progress FDIC made in addressing long-standing issues related to weaknesses in its information system controls, which GAO had been reporting as a reportable condition. Based on the progress FDIC had made, GAO had concluded in its 2004 audit report that the remaining issues related to information system controls no longer constituted a reportable condition. GAO noted in that report, however, that FDIC's implementation of a new financial system during 2005 would significantly change its information systems environment and the related information systems controls necessary for their effective operation. GAO found that FDIC, in implementing its new financial system during 2005, did not ensure that adequate controls were in place to accommodate its new systems environment. During its review, GAO identified information system control weaknesses that increased the risk of unauthorized modification and disclosure of critical FDIC financial and sensitive personnel information, disruption of critical operations, and loss of assets. These weaknesses, which constitute a reportable condition in 2005, affected FDIC's ability to ensure that users only had the access needed to perform their assigned duties and that its systems were sufficiently protected from unauthorized users. FDIC acknowledged but did not share GAO's assessment regarding the severity of the risks or the magnitude of the vulnerability posed by the issues identified during the audit. However, GAO continues to believe the weaknesses represent significant vulnerabilities in FDIC's information system controls. In addition to the reportable condition related to FDIC's information systems controls, GAO noted other less significant matters involving FDIC's internal controls. GAO will be reporting separately to FDIC management on these matters.
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Management Report:Improvements Are Needed to Enhance the Internal Revenue Service's Internal Control over Financial ReportingGAO-16-457R: Published: May 18, 2016. Publicly Released: May 18, 2016.
Apr 6, 2016
Fiscal Year 2015 U.S. Government Financial Statements:Need to Address the Government's Remaining Financial Management Challenges and Long-Term Fiscal PathGAO-16-541T: Published: Apr 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Apr 6, 2016.
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Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute:Review of the Audit of the Financial Statements for Fiscal Year 2015GAO-16-458R: Published: Mar 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 30, 2016.
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Credit Reform:Current Method to Estimate Credit Subsidy Costs Is More Appropriate for Budget Estimates Than a Fair Value ApproachGAO-16-41: Published: Jan 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 29, 2016.
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By Kelley Atherton
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CRESCENT CITY What started out as a small accounting firm in Crescent City more than 50 years ago has branched into an international company. However, that small town charm remains an intricate part of Cholwell, Benz and Hartwick (CBH) Certified Public Accountants (CPA).
"We have a legacy of clients," Kevin Hartwick, a managing partner, explained. "We take great pride in that."
In September 2007, the London-based Management Consulting Group (MCG) acquired CBH Consulting for $11 million. The name and company will remain the same. Being under the umbrella of MCGa $600 million companyprovides the company with more resources for consultants to do their job better, Hartwick said. Now they'll be able to hire more people and take on more clients.
"Their resources will give us better success to pursue the dreams of our clients," he said. "The risk for MCG is a lot less."
Jack Harper started the public accounting company 50-some-odd years ago, and in 1989 it evolved to CBH in both Crescent City and Brookings. Hartwick said the company has about 2,200 accounts from "$75 million companies to mom and pop stores and individuals." They do accounting services, payroll, booking, estate and trust cases.
In 1996, the company expanded to CBH Consultants. Currently, there are about 70 consultants internationally. Offices span from Irvine to Seattle to Dallas. CBH handles accounts for Disney, Visa, IndyMac Bank, Patagonia and Columbia apparel. The heart of CBH's story is their commitment to local people. Hartwick doesn't anticipate packing up and moving the company far awayit'll remain where it was born.
"This company was grown by local people," he said. "Doing consulting with Rumiano (Cheese Company) is really responsible for our growth."
The story is sort of like Hartwick himself. He was raised in Del Norte and then journeyed off to Chico State University for college, only to return to his roots. He didn't go to an Ivy League school nor was he groomed for success from childhood. He said that success comes from not being scared to take an opportunity.
"You can and will succeed coming from a small place," Hartwick said. "There are opportunities for those who want it. I was born and raised here. I didn't go to MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). I studied accounting at Chico."
The technology emerging in the late 1980s presented an opportunity to do business faster and further away than before, Hartwick said. He came along at the right time.
"There are no limitations to success except for those that are self-imposed or those who have lost the desire to dream," Hartwick said. "Whatever it is, coming from a small town you just have to work longer and harder than the next person."
CBH has also delved into financial services and real estate with CBH Financial and CBH Properties. The former provides professional medical billing and consulting to health care centers and doctors.
"You build the company off that one thing," Hartwick said. "We started off with one client and now have eight or nine."
CBH Properties is a land development and real estate company, mainly dealing with office buildings, that started about 15 years ago.
"Do what you can in a small place," he explained. "You grow from business to business ... Nobody believed that was really possible."
The consulting firm also started off with one project. Headquarters was moved to Irvine once bigger companies started building accounts, Hartwick said. Having a location in Southern California allows the firm to be in closer proximity to clients like Disney.
One idea he emphasizes is that a key to success is starting young. Hartwick said he has seen the change in high school students and they seem to have more of an "entrepreneurial spirit." Not everyone has the drive to be successful, but there are those who don't believe they have the tools or abilities to achieve their goals. Then there are those who are repeatedly told that they won't succeed.
"There are people out there trying to help them. It doesn't seem like it, but their are," Hartwick said. "Take on a leadership project, do it the best you possibly can and people will take notice."
It's the responsibility of a community to create an environment for young people to believe in themselves and strive for success, he said. They learn by example and CBH can be an example of where hard work can lead to. He reminds young people to look at the reward at the end of their struggles and think about what success may mean for them.
It's also important to remember those small town values. CBH's commitment to customers, Hartwick said, is an important element of their services. That keeps clients coming back. The real growth of CBH was their engagement with Rumiano. Based on that job, they were able to hire more people, which led to more referrals and then the big break.
"Disney opened the floodgate to more companies," Hartwick said. "That gave us the credentials to compete."
Once that break came, he said they took full advantage of it and didn't shy away from the work. It hasn't all been easy eitherit took a lot of miles and ruined stomach acid to get where the company is now.
Hartwick attributes a portion of his success to growing up in a small town. Most important is that sense of community and working together for a common goal.
"For one to succeed, all have to succeed in a common mission," Hartwick said. "It's more difficult to learn that in a big city."


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The House voted 47-36 Thursday to approve the bill by Democratic
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Beach Access Controversy | Who Owns the Beach?
Junker, who's 58 and packs a fit build with a full head of red hair, is the town's Parks & Recreation program assistant; with his wife, Maria, he also runs a small real-estate and property management company from their home. Thanks to a real-estate boom that is unlikely to be repeated, theirs is a middle-class life rarely scratched out anymore in these seaside communities. Their home, which sits across the street from the beach, and which they bought in 1979 for $22,500, could probably fetch around a million bucks.
On a late July afternoon, I visited the Junkers at their home. Junker's father, Bill Sr., and his mother, Joan, joined us. We sat around the dining-room table and through the front windows there was a clear view of the Almeder property, across the street. The two families are close; they get together every Christmas Eve, and when the Almeders decided to renovate their home, they hired Junker, who was working as a builder at the time. But the Goose Rocks case, which was headed to trial at the time I met with them, had strained things.
"We said we wouldn't let it ruin our friendship, and it hasn't," Maria said. "But it's changed it. We think they've created a mess where one didn't exist. I remember having a conversation with Bob before the suit was filed. I said, 'As your friend, I'm telling you, don't do this. People are going to be mad. People are not going to like you.' He basically told me I was wrong and that what he was doing was a great thing and that he was saving the beach."
The Junkers are lucky. Their deed includes a right-of-way to the ocean across a strip of land abutting the Almeders' property. But many others who don't own a home on the water were worried about what the uncertainty of a possibly privatized beach would do to their summer experience and their property values. "Some have talked about selling, but realistically, who's going to buy a place near the water if you can't access the water?" Maria said.
Later that afternoon, I hopped into Junker's truck for a drive. We crawled along Kings Highway, as Junker, who's worked on a good many oceanfront homes, gave me an architectural tour of the area. The tide was moving out, and on the eastern end, as we snaked down Sand Point Road, a woman on the distant tidal flats was doing yoga.
As we drove, Junker pointed out the plaintiffs' houses. Many of the owners were or had been his clients, people whose homes he and Maria had managed while the owners were away for the winter. Now, though, they were having second thoughts. "We may not work with them, just to make a statement," he said. "If you're willing to tear the community apart, we're not willing to deal with you. Right now, besides being socially shunned, there haven't been any consequences for their bad acts."
There was also a portion of the old Goose Rocks that Junker couldn't show me. That's because in the last few decades many of the original Goose Rocks cottages, simple seasonal ranches, have been taken down and replaced with bigger, more elaborate homes. In other spots, empty lots that Junker used to play in now have houses.
Really, Junker's tour could have been a tour of any pretty place along the coast. With new money and higher property values come new people, new expectations, and new relationships with the community. Maybe the rise in real-estate prices has brought greater personal net worth, but it's certainly changed the character of the place. Perhaps that's part of what this story is about. Perhaps all those grains of sand become more precious when your property-tax bill climbs past $12,000. It seems understandable that the more valuable something becomes, the more tightly someone is likely to hold on to it.
"We just want to retain control," the oceanfront owners' attorney, Pete Thaxter, told me. "Look, if you live in the back community and you can't find a friend, or don't have a few friends with some place on the beach, then you don't know the beach. It's just a matter of saying, 'Can I go sit in front of your house, Charlie?' And if Charlie says no, go over to Susie. Of course, most people will say yes."
Carol Sherman can appreciate the private-property argument. Like Barbara Rencurrel, her family has owned a home in Goose Rocks since the 1940s, and, like Rencurrel, the 70-year-old Sherman has been coming to the beach since she was a little girl.
"When my grandfather bought his house, we were all taught that we owned down to the low tide," says Sherman, a no-nonsense New Englander who grew up in Belmont, Massachusetts. "This is your property. This is your God-given right. And this is how it was from generation to generation."
The beachfront home her grandfather bought is still in her family. But 12 years ago, Carol and her husband, Bob, who split the bulk of their working years between Texas and California, bought a Goose Rocks home of their own. Last year, the couple retired there. It's a spacious place, with three bedrooms, big enough to welcome their twin boys and their families, which they do often.
On the day I visited them in mid-January, the Shermans were gearing up for a month's escape to Florida. "Let's sit where we can see the beach," said Bob, greeting me at the door. He led me to a small back room that was drenched in light. Just beyond us, the brown spears of the dormant beach grass poked up through a coat of snow, while the sands of Goose Rocks stretched out beyond it. The scene looked like a painting.
Carol Sherman had been one of the original plaintiffs in the case; she was nervous about what additional tourist growth could mean to the Goose Rocks she'd always known. But as positions hardened on both sides, and a court battle looked imminent, she started having second thoughts.


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- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 2 cloves of garlic, crushed
- 14-ounce can of crushed tomatoes
- 1/4 cup dry red wine
- 1/4 cup tomato paste
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon Balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 package marinara seafood mix
- 2 tablespoons fresh oregano, coarsely chopped
Instructions:Heat oil in a large pan.
Cook onion and garlic, stirring until onion is soft.
Add undrained tomatoes, wine, tomato paste, sugar, vinegar and water.
Bring to boil & simmer uncovered for about 20 minutes or until sauce thickens.
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========== storage-ng ========== New storage system for moin2 wiki. Currently this is living at: https://bitbucket.org/thomaswaldmann/storage-ng/ It is intended as a incompatible replacement for the current stuff you see there: https://bitbucket.org/thomaswaldmann/moin-2.0/src/tip/MoinMoin/storage/ Storage Layers ============== We use a layered approach like this:: Indexing Middleware does complex stuff like indexing, searching, listing, | lookup by name, ACL checks, ... v Router Middleware dispatches to multiple backends based on the name, | | cares about absolute and relative names v v Backend1 Backend2 simple stuff: store, get, destroy revisions Indexing Middleware =================== This is the level that does complex stuff with the help of Whoosh (a fast pure-Python indexing and search library). Using Whoosh we build, maintain and use 2 indexes: * "all revisions" index (big, needed for history search) * "latest revisions" index (smaller, just the current revisions) When creating or destroying revisions, indexes are automatically updated. There is also code to do a full index rebuild in case it gets damaged, lost or needs rebuilding for other reasons. There is also index update code to do a quick "intelligent" update of a "mostly ok" index, that just adds, updates, deletes stuff that is different in backend compared to current index. Indexing is the only layer that can easily deal with **names** (it can easily translate names to UUIDs and vice versa) and with **items** (it knows current revision, it can easily list and order historial revisions), using the index. The layers below are using UUIDs to identify revisions meta and data: * revid (metaid) - a UUID identifying a specific revision (revision metadata) * dataid - a UUID identifying some specific revision data (optional), it is just stored into revision metadata. * itemid - a UUID identifying an item (== a set of revisions), it is just stored into revision metadata. itemid is only easily usable on indexing level. Many methods provided by the indexing middleware will be fast, because they will not access the layers below (like the storage), but just the index files, usually it is even just the small and thus quick latest-revs index. Indexing Middleware also checks ACLs, so a user will not see items in search results that he is not allowed to read. Also, trying to access a revision without read permission will give an AccessDenied exception. Note: The currently used "ACL implementation" is just a proof-of-concept quickhack to enable testing the acl checks and will be replaced by a sane one later. Router Middleware ================= Just think of UNIX fstab and mount. Lets you mount backends that store items belonging to some specific part of the namespace. Router middleware has same API as a backend. "storages" Backend ================== This is a backend that ties together 2 key/value storages: * meta storage - key = revid UUID (bytes, ascii) - value = bytes (bytes, utf-8) * data storage - key = dataid UUID (bytes, ascii) - value = file (gets/returns open file instances, to read/write binary data) Already implemented key/value storages: * fs (stores into filesystem) * sqlite (stores into sqlite3 table, single db file in the filesystem) * kc (kyoto cabinet, single db file in the filesystem, local and single process ONLY!) * kt (kyoto tycoon, network server for kyoto cabinet, remote or multi-process usage possible) * memory (stores into RAM, non-persistent!) * memcached (talks to a memcached server, non-persistent!) Likely one can also use many other existing k/v stores with very little code. "fileserver" Backend ==================== This is a read-only backend that exposes a part of the filesystem: * files show as single revision items - metadata is made up from fs metadata + mimetype guessing - data is read from the file * directories create a virtual directory item
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I really want to reset the iPhone camera roll to photo IMG_0001.jpg. I have tried to do it with Image Capure, iExplorer and PhoneView, but any of them did not work at all. Is there a way to clear previous history saved on iPhone (when I take picture, my camera roll starts with IMG_0002.jpg) and to make camera roll to be reset without needing to erase all content and settings?
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - A memorial ceremony in Fort
Lauderdale is set to honor 14 Navy men who mysteriously went
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The Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Historical Association will be hosting a U.S. Navy Flight 19 Memorial Ceremony on Friday at the Navy Park at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
The program was scheduled for 1:55 p.m.
Officials say Flight 19 was the designation of five Navy TBM Avenger Torpedo Bombers that disappeared on a training exercise out of Fort Lauderdale on Dec. 5, 1945.
The aircraft and 14 crew members were never found. Neither was one of the search planes.
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Roberto Cecchi, MD. Michela Troiano, MD. Lauro Buralli, MD. Stefania Innocenti, MD.
Recurrent distal digital keratoacanthoma of the periungual region treated with Mohs micrographic surgery
Version of Record online: 10 SEP 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1440-0960.2010.00692.x
© 2010 The Authors. Australasian Journal of Dermatology © 2010 The Australasian College of Dermatologists
Australasian Journal of Dermatology
Volume 53, Issue 1, pages e5–e7, February 2012
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Cecchi, R., Troiano, M., Buralli, L. and Innocenti, S. (2012), Recurrent distal digital keratoacanthoma of the periungual region treated with Mohs micrographic surgery. Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 53: e5–e7. doi: 10.1111/j.1440-0960.2010.00692.x
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- Issue online: 6 FEB 2012
- Version of Record online: 10 SEP 2010
- Submitted 18 June 2010; accepted 25 July 2010.
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- keratoacanthoma;
- mohs micrographic surgery;
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We report a 42-year-old man who presented with a recurrent painful nodule on the proximal nail fold of the left fifth finger. The tumour had been surgically excised at another department a month earlier, and histological examination had shown a keratoacanthoma. The patient underwent Mohs micrographic surgery, and no recurrence was evident 16 months later. Mohs micrographic surgery appears to be an effective option in the management of this unusual variant of keratoacanthoma, which is often difficult to eradicate.


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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Oklahoma City with free breakfast and free airport shuttle
Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Celebration Station, White Water Bay, and 99s Museum of Women Pilots. EB Jeffrey Park and Harlow Park are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a bar/lounge. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Other amenities include a spa tub, a 24-hour business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Oklahoma City Airport provides a spa tub and a fitness center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measure 1100 square feet (102 square meters). This Oklahoma City hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available on request). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Oklahoma City Airport is a smoke-free property.
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Long-term parking (surcharge), Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
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Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast each morning.
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An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
Children under 14 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or spa tub without adult supervision. Guests under 18 years old are not allowed in the fitness facility.
- Golfing nearby
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The director huffed, offended believers protested and the critics carped as "The Da Vinci Code" premiered Wednesday and started its march around the world Thursday.
Ron Howard, who adapted Dan Brown's worldwide mega-selling novel to the big screen, had a suggestion Wednesday for people riled by the way Christian history is depicted in the film: If you suspect the movie will upset you, don't go see it.
"Da Vinci" opened at the Cannes Film Festival Wednesday with a black-tie premiere that brought stars Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen and Paul Bettany onto Cannes' famous red carpet.
Beforehand, Howard answered questions about "Da Vinci" protests around the world, and also in Cannes, where a Roman Catholic nun wearing a brown habit kneeled and said a rosary at the foot of the red carpet.
"There's no question that the film is likely to be upsetting to some people," Howard told reporters. "My advice, since virtually no one has really seen the movie yet, is to not go see the movie if you think you're going to be upset. Wait. Talk to somebody who has seen it. Discuss it. And then arrive at an opinion about the movie itself."
"Again: This is supposed to be entertainment, it's not theology," he said.
The screen adaptation, like the novel, suggests that Jesus Christ was married to Mary Magdalene and fathered a child. One reporter asked the cast if they believed Christ was married.
Star Tom Hanks quipped, "Well, I wasn't around."
Hanks said he had not felt pressure from religious groups. He added that his religious heritage "communicates that our sins have been taken away, not our brains." CBS News correspondent Richard Roth said Hanks also said audiences should recognize "this is not a documentary. This is not something that is pulled up and says 'these are the facts and this is what happened.'"
Christian groups from various countries, including South Korea, Thailand and India have protested the movie, planning boycotts, a hunger strike and attempts to block or shorten screenings.
Asian moviegoers were among the first in the world to watch "The Da Vinci Code'' when it officially opened Thursday. The film premiered at a Beijing theater hours before the Cannes Film Festival in France on Wednesday night.
China's official Catholic church urged its followers to boycott the movie, and bishops in India demanded the movie be shown with a disclaimer Thursday as viewers across Asia got a first glimpse of the controversial film.
The Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association, which isn't governed by the Vatican, accused the film's makers of "violating religious ethics and morals and insulting the feelings of clergy and followers," the state-run Xinhua News Agency said. The church urged the country's more than 10 million faithful to avoid it.
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I made myself a dynamic vhost file for all directories in /home/lukasz/websites
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName vm01.dev
ServerAlias *.vm01.dev
SetEnv APPLICATION_ENV "lukasz"
VirtualDocumentRoot /home/lukasz/websites/%1/public
<directory /home/lukasz/websites/>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
AllowOverride All
It works well until very simple rule from mod_rewrite comes to play. If I add following code to the .htacesss
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -s [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -l [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^.*$ - [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^.*$ index.php [NC,L]
The apache server will be unable to respond. It will go into an infinite loop and will break out from the execution after 10 redirects. This problem is tightly related to VirtualDocumentRoot I'm using. How should I modify my config to keep it dynamic and stop it breaking with about htaccess?


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When The City Fathers Vowed to "Clean Up the Town," Is This What They Meant?
Watch out for gangs of rug beaters on the streets of San Francisco between midnight and 8 a.m, the only hours one is permitted to beat a rug on the sidewalk in that city. You're safer in Port Jervis, New York, where the law prohibits "the spreading of a carpet or rug on any city street," at any time.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, doesn't legislate what you can do with your rug outdoors, but indoors, it's a crime to sweep dirt under it.
California requires "housewives" to boil their dust rags or risk jail time.
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