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Tianjin (Beijing),
Beijing is a vibrant jumble of neighborhoods and districts. It's a city that was transformed almost overnight in preparation for the 2008 Olympics, often leveling lively old hutongs (alleyway neighborhoods) to make way for the glittering towers that are fast dwarfing their surroundings. Still, day-to-day life seems to pulse the lifeblood of a Beijing that once was. Hidden behind Beijing's pressing search for modernity is an intriguing historic core. Many of the city's ancient sites were built under the Mongols during the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). A number of the capital's imperial palaces, halls of power, mansions, and temples were rebuilt and refurbished during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Despite the ravages of time and the Cultural Revolution, most sites are in good shape, from the Niujie Mosque, with Koranic verse curled around its arches, to Tiananmen Square, the bold brainchild of Mao Zedong.
China's economic boom has fueled a culinary revolution in Beijing, with just about every kind of food now available in the capital. Today you can eat a wide variety of regional cuisines, including unusual specialties from Yunnan, earthy Hakka cooking from southern China, Tibetan yak and tsampa (barley flour), numbingly spicy Sichuan cuisine, and chewy noodles from Shaanxi.
The capital also offers plenty of international cuisines, including French, German, Thai, Japanese, Brazilian, Malaysian, and Italian, among others.
People tend to eat around 6 pm and even though the last order is usually taken around 9 pm, some places remain open until the wee morning hours. Tipping can be tricky. Though it isn't required, some of the larger, fancier restaurants will add a 15% service charge to the bill. Be aware before you go out that small and medium venues only take cash payment; more established restaurants usually accept credit cards.
Great local beers and some international brands are available everywhere in Beijing, and many Chinese restaurants now have extensive wine menus.
The hotel scene in Beijing today is defined by a multitude of polished palaces. You can look forward to attentive service, improved amenities—such as conference centers, health clubs, and nightclubs—and, of course, rising prices. "Western-style" comfort, rather than history and character, is the main selling point for Beijing's hotels. Gone forever is the lack of high-quality hotels that distinguished Beijing in the 70s.
If you're looking for something more intimate and historical, check out the traditional courtyard houses that have been converted into small hotels—they offer a quiet alternative to the fancier establishments.
There are a few things you should know before you book. Beijing's busiest seasons are spring and fall, with summer following closely behind. Special rates can be had during the low season, so make sure to ask about deals involving weekends or longer stays. If you are staying more than one night, you can often get some free perks—ask about free laundry service or free airport transfers.
The local rating system does not correspond to those of any other country. What is called a five-star hotel here might only warrant three or four elsewhere. This is especially true of the state-run hotels, which often seem to be rated higher than they deserve. And lastly, children 16 and under can normally share a room with their parents at no extra charge—although there may be a modest fee for adding an extra bed. Ask about this when making your reservation.
No longer Shanghai's staid sister, Beijing is reinventing herself as a party town with just a smattering of the pretensions of her southern sibling. There's now a venue for every breed of boozer, from beer-stained pub to designer cocktail lounge and everything in between. There are also more dance clubs than you can count. An emerging middle class means that you'll find most bars have a mixed crowd and aren't just swamps of expatriates, but there will be spots where one or the other set will dominate.
Bars aside, Beijing has an active, if not international-standard, stage scene. There's not much to see in English, although the opening of the Egg, properly known as the National Center for the Performing Arts, has changed that somewhat. Music and dance transcend language boundaries, and Beijing attracts some fine international composers and ballet troupes for the crowds. For a fun night on the town that you can enjoy no other place in the world, Beijing opera, acrobatics, and kung fu performances remain the best bets.
Large markets and malls in Beijing are generally open from 9 am to 9 pm, though some shops close as early as 7 pm or as late as 10 pm. Weekdays are always less crowded. During rush hour, avoid taking taxis. If a shop looks closed (the lights are out or the owner is resting), don't give up. Many merchants conserve electricity or take catnaps if the store is free of customers. Just knock or offer the greeting "ni hao." More likely than not, the lights will flip on and you'll be invited to come in and take a look. Shops in malls have regular hours and will only be closed on a few occasions throughout the year, like Chinese New Year.
Major credit cards are accepted in pricier venues. Cash is the driving force here, and ATMs abound. Before accepting those Mao-faced Y100 notes, most vendors will hold them up to the light, tug at the corners, and rub their fingers along the surface. Counterfeiting is becoming increasingly more difficult, but no one, including you, wants to be cheated. In some department stores, you must settle your bill at a central payment counter.


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This is a great place to stop for a free tour of southern Utah history. It is good for the whole family and a nice look at civilization back in the time of the founding of Utah.
We spent couple of very delightful hours at this place with the company of this great Missionary Couple (the Severe's) who gave us a very warm welcome. They sat down with us and gave us a wealth of information about the early Mormon history, about Jacob Hamblin and details about his life, his missionary work, how he worked peacefully with...
Very informative tour. It's amazing to see how people lived and learn a little bit of how St George was settled.
Stopped in while my wife was shopping. Warm welcome by a great missionary couple (the Severes) that new their stuff about this great historic man and his life and home. A must see in Santa Clara. Wonderful feeling here as I heard about Jacob and his great relationship with local Indian tribes. Very good.
This site is a little out of St. George, but worth the drive. The gardens were beautiful and the house was so fun. The furnishing were so interesting.
To reach this FREE historic site you have to drive a little ways out of town, maybe 10 minutes, but it's worth it to see this frontier home. My husband and I visited sans kids but older kids (over 8) might enjoy seeing this site as well. There isn't a whole lot to this home as it's a basic frontier...
We spent a Saturday afternoon touring this restored home of an early founder of Santa Clara. It was fun to hear about the Man Jacob Hamlin and how instrumental he was with the local settlers relationships with the native americans.
Great historical site. Jacob Hamblin was an early pioneer settler and a friend to the Natives. His home shows how they adapted to the extreme climates of the area.
Great example of an early house in Utah. The tour was interesting and the guides were welcoming. Glad we made this stop.
True to the past this place reminds us of great service to others. Service missionary's share some of Jacobs past history. Which includes stories of Indians, travelers, traders and fellow friends. If your passing through, don't miss it! Tours don't take long.
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I'm a lurker, but I had to share my method of keeping deer away with you.
For several years I had trouble with them. I didn't have any leaves to take
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shows and when it came time for the clubs sale all I had was nubs. Then a
friend told me he
puts a radio out and keeps it on 24/7 for about a month. That worked in the
spring and summer.
But like you I had my rhodies eaten in the winter. This past spring I was
playing around with the CDs that the ISPs send, I like the way they catch
the light. So I glued two together so the shiny sides showed and hung them
in trees. Guess what, no deer! I didn't even have to put the radio out.
There still haven't been any deer so far this winter. Yet. I move the CDs
ever so often so the deer don't get used to them in one spot. I figure they
look like an eye in the dark, they catch the slightest light and spin in any
little breeze. And they are free! I had hosta for the show and the sale
this year. I even won 3 golds.
Sam I Am, back to lurking
> As of today, my holly is chewed down to the ground and my rhodie has all
> tips chewed off. I wonder if they will be ok or if they will die. Darn
> Chased one off this morning at 6:30 am.
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On Sun, 2004-01-04 at 02:37, Michael A Melia wrote: > To clarify my assumptions: > > [usual transitive dependency scenario] > > I have project A dependent on project B which is dependent on project C > and project D. > I need for project A to pick up the dependencies (C and D) from project B. > > > Now, if project B's pom is stored in the local repo with no properties > resolved (i.e. the pom file is not the interpolated version) then project > A needs to have definitions for these properties. This would not be > possible unless the properties files are also made available in the local > repo, or if the repo version of the pom had been interpolated. I honestly haven't seen many <dependencies/> elements that require property interpolation. Do you have cases that require interpolation within the dependencies? > Also, if project B's pom states that it extends (for example) > ${basedir}/../../project.xml, how does project A get access to the correct > parent definition? This was overcome in the plexus component builds by actually extending POMs located in the local repository. So as part of your build process you install the necessary POMs before any child considerations. This was in fact done to deal with the scenerio you outline above. > The only solution I can see is for installed poms to be fully interpolated > and extended to include the parent info before being serialised to the > repo. I get the feeling that I'm missing something here, I'd appreciate it > if you could try to fill in the gaps. :) I think extension from the local repository solves this problem, but I would still like to know if you are using interpolation within the dependnecy elements themselves as that is something I would like to formally limit if possible. > I'd be more than happy to take on some of the effort - just drop me a line > with the details. You might want to take a quick peek at the plexus build which works with POMs installed in the local repository and see if the use case you have in mind would work with the assumptions with the plexus component build and then we can go from there. I'm also always in IRC on irc.codehaus.org#maven if you want to chat. The plexus stuff is here: http://cvs.codehaus.org/viewcvs.cgi/plexus/?root=codehaus > Cheers, > Mike > > __________________________ > Mike Melia > ThoughtWorks Inc. > http://www.thoughtworks.com > mobile: +61 0421 581 959 -- jvz. Jason van Zyl email@example.com http://tambora.zenplex.org In short, man creates for himself a new religion of a rational and technical order to justify his work and to be justified in it. -- Jacques Ellul, The Technological Society --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Another track from Wiz Khalifam Big Sean & Curren$y, entitled, "Flowers." Expect a mixtape from the trio in the near future.
Big Sean mentions the mixtape in the interview below.
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Gov. Harley Barbour again has let his partisanship as head of the National Republican Governors Conference get in the way of the needs of Mississippians.
This time Barbour and some other state Republican politicians are complaining about a bill passed by Congress and signed by President Obama that has the potential of providing as much as $250 million to Mississippi schools, including $180 million for kindergarten through 12th-grade schools.
There are two provisions in the federal law: one reduces the amount of money the state must put up to get federal Medicaid funds, freeing up money for education, and the other provides money directly to the states to help save teacher jobs.
Barbour has honed in on the second provision because it might require the state to provide some state money to get the $98 million for teaching jobs in Mississippi.
"This is Congress far exceeding the authority of the federal government by forcing states to change already-adopted budgets to meet the desires of the far left," the governor said in a statement.
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Fortunately, our representative in Congress, Travis Childers of Booneville, had the good sense and political fortitude to support the legislation.
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Like I mentioned yesterday, I had an old IKEA children's table and chair that I wanted to convert to a desk for Nash's room. Since we had decided on a pirate theme for his room I knew I needed to give the set a little makeover!
I had an old vanity that I dismantled a few months ago and I had saved this piece from the front. (I used the drawers to make the boy's nightstands recently) I came across it in the garage and it was a perfect fit for the front of Nash's table. The boat was just the thing to make the table work with the pirate theme!
I screwed the table into the front of the desk and spray painted it and the chair gloss black. I gave it a few coats to help it hold up to the wrath of an active four year old!
Here is a close up of the boat detail-its hard to photograph black well without washing out the details!
What do you think? I L-O-V-E the way it turned out and it fits my "vision" for his room perfectly. It complements perfectly his Pirate Sail Headboard we recently made! I have a few more projects for his room we're slowly knocking out but in the interest of "fairness" (a big concept for the boys right now) we have to alternate projects for each of their rooms!
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This past weekend I experienced 2010's "Party of the Year." And everyone who attended the event, held at a private residence in Beverly Hills, would agree. "Family Guy" creator, Seth MacFarlane is known to throw extravagant parties, but this year he took it to another level. Night Vision Entertainment put together "An Evening Affair" reminiscent of "The World of Old Las Vegas," where having class meant men going out on the town in a suit and Fedora, and women dressed to impress in a chic dress and pearls. Seth has always been a fan of "The Rat Pack" era and he truly was able to bring it back for just one evening.
The most amazing part of the evening was watching the live 60-piece Ron Jones Orchestra performing music from Star Wars and other classic soundtracks, while Frank Sinatra Jr. took the stage singing his father's classics. One of the coolest moments was when Sinatra Jr. sang "New York, New York" in front of a lit up backdrop of New York that made me feel like I was really on a rooftop garden party in the Upper East Side. And if that wasn't enough, Seth joined him on stage to perform the classics, while Cirque du Soleil members performed elaborate routines while hanging from the ceiling. In addition, the orchestra paid tribute to favorite film Back To The Future, in celebration of it's anniversary. An original DeLorean was even on-hand for guests to enjoy.
While the "Big Apple" influences were certainly present, there were also homages to the other Rat Pack city, Las Vegas, as well. I got to enjoy some amazing sushi, shrimp skewers, and even grilled cheese from Vegas chef Keven Alan Lee and celebs like "Entourage"'s Jeremy Piven spent the night gambling at a charity casino benefiting the spcaLA, an animal cruelty prevention organization that "Family Guy"'s Brian would certainly bark in approval for.
It was cool seeing today's celebrities like David Arquette, Paris Hilton, Kate Walsh, Jeremy Piven, David Spade, Cuba Gooding Jr., Molly Sims, and Aziz Ansari dressed to the nines in "Rat Pack" chic attire. I spent some time catching up with "Glee"'s Mark Salling, and "Chuck"'s Zachary Levi, but it was more than the company that made the night so incredible. Even the celebs were in awe of the surroundings and calling it the "best night ever."
Throughout the evening "Peter Griffin" got to enjoy some tasty Svedka Vodka martinis, while I sipped on champagne served by silver-clad show girls. "Peter" even confided in me that he was jonesing for one of the Camacho cigars they were passing out... although I'm pretty sure his plastic head would have melted if he tried to smoke one. By 2 a.m., when all the bars and clubs would be closing down, Seth's place was still packed. DJ Rick Rude spun late night tunes, and in turn, no one wanted to leave.
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Grand Prix will stay in Long Beach until 2018
Official Long Beach election results
The results are in and the ink is officially dry. On Tuesday, the Long Beach City Council voted 7-0 to approve the final results of the April 8 primary nominating election. District 5 Councilwoman Gerrie Schipske and District 9 Councilman Steven Neal were not present for the vote. Candidates that received more than 50 percent of the vote won the office, while the top-two finishers in other races face off in a June 3 runoff. Here's the official results:
Robert Garcia
11,873 (25.24 percent)
Damon Dunn
10,637 (22.61 percent)
Bonnie Lowenthal
9,227 (19.62 percent)
Gerrie Schipske
7,192 (15.29 percent)
Doug Otto
6,363 (13.53 percent)
Jana Shields
1,017 (2.16 percent)
Steven Mozena
230 (0.49 percent)
Eric Rock
205 (0.44 percent)
Mineo Gonzalez
185 (0.39 percent)
Richard Camp
107 (0.23 percent)
City attorney
Charles Parkin
19,959 (44.55 percent)
James Johnson
17,029 (38.01 percent)
Matthew Pappas
7,817 (17.45 percent)
City auditor
Laura Doud
38,914 (100 percent)
City prosecutor
Doug Haubert
31,914 (73.4 percent)
Rosemary Chavez
11,561 (26.63 percent)
District 1 City Council
Lena Gonzalez
1,106 (46.01 percent)
Misi Tagaloa
728 (30.28 percent)
Ricardo Linarez
377 (15.68 percent)
Pilar Pinel
193 (8.03 percent)
District 5 City Council
Stacy Mungo
3,893 (37.66 percent)
Carl Kemp
3,286 (31.79 percent)
Joseph Luyben
2,397 (23.19 percent)
Thomas Sutfin
762 (7.37 percent)
District 7 City Council
Roberto Uranga
2,950 (50.90 percent)
Joan Greenwood
1,428 (24.64 percent)
Teer Strickland
1,039 (17.93 percent)
Lee Chauser
379 (6.54 percent)
District 9 City Council
Rex Richardson
2,029 (73.20 percent)
Ben Daugherty
743 (26.80 percent)
LBCC trustees
Area 1
Jeffrey Kellogg
4,099 (55.41 percent)
Marshall Belesofsky
3,299 (44.59 percent)
Area 3
Sunny Zia
3,209 (59.84 percent)
Stella Ursua
2,154 (40.16 percent)
Area 5
Virginia Baxter
7,428 (55.63 percent)
Gregory Slaughter
5,924 (44.37 percent)
District 1
Megan Kerr
3,912 (50.70 percent)
Udak-Joe Ntuk
3,804 (49.30 percent)
District 3
John McGinnis
2,642 (51.04 percent)
Joan Benitez
2,534 (48.96 percent)
Measure A: A general tax on medical marijuana sales
Yes 32,068
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11,374 (26.18 percent)
IndyCar racing will stay in Long Beach, for now at least.
On Tuesday evening, the City Council extended a contract with the Grand Prix Association, a group that runs the racing event downtown. The old contract was set to expire on June 30, 2015, but now it will end on June 30, 2018, at the earliest. There are two, one-year options to extend to as far as June 30, 2020.
It means that Formula One racing isn't on the city's agenda anytime soon, but it could eventually find a home in Long Beach.
"This request provides an opportunity for the city to revise and refine other aspects of the agreement and sufficient time to prepare and issue a request for proposals to the association and to Formula One," a memo from city staff to the council states.
The council voted 8-0 to extend the contract. District 9 Councilman Steven Neal was not present.
Mike McElroy, CEO of the Grand Prix Association, said that extending the contract will allow his organization to make improvements to the race, the largest single event in the city.
"It gives us some flexibility in regards to our investment decisions," he said.
It also means that the association can renew sponsorships and get approvals from sanctioning bodies. They can build interest in the event and a fan base, and planning years in advance allows the city to make sure that other events, including conventions, don't cause scheduling conflicts, McElroy said.
Besides extending its duration, there are a few changes to the contract that race fans may notice. The new contract ends a half-day event and cuts the racing schedule to run from 7 a.m. Friday to 6 p.m. Sunday. This change does not impact festivities like Thunder Thursday.
It also requires the association to conduct an annual Motor Sports Walk of Fame. This event was previously run by the city. But now the city will be responsible for installing and ordering plaques.
Also, there are a series of new penalties to discourage the association from canceling a race or failing to meet the terms of the contract.
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A travel guide to the most storied and gorgeous of the Italian islands
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This Eden of oleander and jasmine is surrounded sparkling deep blue and green waters and eerily lit sea grottoes. Capri's sheer physical beauty and dreamy laid-back lifestyle has attracted sun-seekers for millennia, from Roman emperors to latter day hedonists.
How to pronounce Capri
The island in Italy is pronounced CAH-pree, with the stress on the first syllable. Those modish tight pants that stop at mid-calf with a tiny flare and slit? You can call those cah-PREES if you want—just don't say the island's name that way.
Homer certainly chose his spot well when he designated this island to be the home of the mythical Sirens, beautiful but monstrous flesh-eating women who lived on the offshore rocks and sang an irresistible song to lure ancient sailors to their doom.
Capri's allure today is still almost as strong, though the only doom you're likely to face these days is financial (case in point: the famed Blue Grotto has among the highest admissions of any sight in Italy).
Spend the night on Capri
The vest pocket–sized Piazzetta square, social hub of Capri town.Most visitors pop over on the ferry in the morning, fork over the euros for a quick row through the Blue Grotto, gawk at the obscene prices in Capri boutiques, and if they're lucky hike out to explore the ruins of Tiberius' Villa. Capri by day, especially in summer, experiences a tourist crush that veritably sucks the magic right out of the island. If at all possible, spend the night.
As the day-trippers leave on the 5pm ferry, the cloying sounds and scents of Capri creep out of hiding along with the local population. They reclaim the island, restoring some of its Mediterranean mystery and a great deal of its charm and seductiveness.
Take your extra day to visit the mountainside village of Anacapri, hike the undeveloped side of the island, or ride the chairlift up Monte Solaro for a panoramic sweep of the Bay.
The lay of the land on Capri
Most people arrive on Capri at Marina Grande, the busy, touristy main port. A bus or funicular from here takes you up to Capri, the main town—which, to avoid confusion, I'll refer to as "Capri Town"—and home to most of the boutique shopping, posh hotels, chichi nightlife, and Beautiful People (Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and Julia Roberts all visited just while I was on the island researching this—not kidding).
The center of Capri Town is Piazza Umberto I, called by everyone the Piazzetta.
Out the other side of Capri Town is Marina Piccola, a smaller yachting port consisting of several restaurant/beach establishments.
Capri and the ports occupy the narrowest part of the island, from which a mountain rises in either direction. Halfway up the larger of these, Monte Solaro, sits the village of Anacapri, Capri town's historic rival but today the cooler, calmer, cheaper, and slightly less crowded and developed of the two towns—if any of village life survives on this touristy island, it's in Anacapri.
Planning a trip to Capri
- Planning your time: As I said above, though you could spend only an hour or three on Capri (and many thousands of tourists per year do), it really deserves an overnight stay. Spend two nights and you can actually feel like you're having a bit of vacation—rather than just making your way to the island one day, then away from it the next. More than three days, though, and you'll likely start to get bored.
- How to get to Capri: See the "Getting To Capri" page for details on ferries and hydrofoils from Naples, Sorrento, and elsewhere... » more
- Book a tour: Consider booking a tour from Rome with our partners at Viator.com:
• Capri Day Trip from Rome
• Capri Day Trip with Lunch from Naples
- How to get around on Capri: See the "Getting around Capri" page for details on the funicular, bus, and taxis (as well as how much time it takes to walk from one place to another)... » more
- Capri Visitor Information: If you pop into the little Capri tourist office along the right side of the ferry dock at Marina Grande (tel. +39-081-837-0634), there's no real need to visit the similarly tiny offices in Capri—Piazza Umberto I 1, open Monday to Saturday 8:30am to 8:30pm, Sunday 9am to 1pm and 2:30 to 6pm (tel. +39-081-837-0686)—or in Anacapri' Via G. Orlando 19a (just off Piazza Vittoria), open Monday to Saturday 9am to 3pm (tel. +39-081-837-1524).
The free map they all hand out is fine for most visits, but if you plan on a lot of hiking and exploring, you'll want to buy the more detailed map; it's worth the investment.
The Capri tourist office operates a very useful website at www.capritourism.com. Also useful is the Anacapri comune's website section on tourism: www.comunedianacapri.it/it/turismo. Also handy: the private sites at www.capri.net and www.capri.it.
- Luggage storage on Capri: If, however, you're just over to Capri for the day and want a place to leave your bags—or perhaps you are, say, taking the ferry here from Naples to spend the day then take another boat on to Sorrento—there are two luggage deposit offices.
• Near the main docks in Marina Grande (Via C. Colombo 10, tel. +39-081-837-4575)
• In Capri Town, but a bit hidden: under the funicular station, along the part of Via Acquaviva that's a tunnel (follow the signs for "toilette").
- Festivals: The festival of Capri's patron saint San Costanzo traditionally opens with an all-out procession behind a silver reliquary bust of the saint (people stand on their balconies and strew flower petals on the bust as it passes) on May 14, with a repeat procession from Marina Grande up to Capri on May 16 (this date may vary), and there are concerts and other community-sponsored events all week.
Anacapri throws its own version to honor St. Antonio di Padova on June 13.
The first week of January, folklore groups perform on the main piazzas of Capri and Anacapri.
The Villa Axel Munthe hosts free "sunset concerts" June to August Fridays at 7:45pm (tel. +39-081-764-0737).
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- Sights on Capri (sights, hikes, beaches, boat excursions, shopping)
- Hotels on Capri
- Restaurants on Capri
- Capri logistics: Getting to Capri & Getting around Capri
- Nearby destinations: Naples, Sorrento, Amalfi Coast (Positano, Amalfi, Ravello), Pompeii
- Campania guide
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- Weekly sweeping in each street occurs on the day after split-back dustcarts collect rubbish and recycling sacks, ensuring that any spillage is quickly cleared.
- Some busier streets, mainly in Battersea and Tooting, also receive a litter clearance service three or four days after the scheduled sweeping.
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- The busiest town centre streets and main roads are swept between one and six times daily, between 6am and 8pm.
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This removes all litter, rubbish, fouling, small fly tips (up to 2 cubic metres) plus leaves, grit, stones, and any weeds over 10cm high. Streets should be free of all these items immediately after the work has been completed.
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Vuls to host PLN
The University of Hawaii at Hilo will play a pair of afternoon Pacific West Conference basketball games this weekend.
On Saturday, the Vulcans host Point Loma Nazarene of San Diego, Calif. beginning with the women's game at noon and the men at 2:30 p.m.
On Monday, Hawaii Pacific University is the opponent. Women begin play at 2 p.m. and the men follow at 4:30 p.m.
Both series will be played at the UHH Gym.
For more information or the team schedules, contact the Vulcan ticket office at 973-7702.
Girls softball note
Sign-ups for girls interested in playing softball for the Nobu Yamauchi RBI League, ages 18 and under, will be held from 8 to 9 a.m. Sunday at Honokaa Park; 10 to 11 a.m. at Waimea Park; 12 to 1 p.m. at the Kona Community Aquatic Center parking lot; and 3 to 4 p.m. at Kamehameha Park in Kohala.
For more information, call coach Tracy Miyashiro at 936-3681.
Razorbacks football
The Wailoa Razorbacks Pop Warner Football Association will have registration packet pick-up from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Mo'oheau Park in Hilo. This is for the 2013 Flag Football season.
The association is currently accepting cheerleaders and flag football players ages 5-7 (Cubs), 8-10 (Bobcats), 11-13 (Wildcats) and 14-16 (Panthers). A physical exam dated after June 2012 is required prior to practice.
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The first day of practice is March 1. Contact Melanie Spain at 895-7483 or Pua Ke at 938-5979 for additional information.
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Wow. It's been a week already!! We are in full swing here in Bunaken. There are a variety of courses going on! I have been assisting with Ina, who is great. She explains everything really well and is also fun and a great role model for me. She's calm. Lol.
Day 1: Today was my official start of my Dive Master Training! And yes I am doing the blog even though it's day one. Lol. But I figured why not? Day one is actually a really important day and what I better way to celebrate it, then documenting it.
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So here we are, at the end of a 5-week long training. I have completed my PADI divemaster internship, and it has been a wonderful experience through which I have been able to acquire a wide range of skills. It certainly has allowed me to expand my knowledge base of the diving industry.
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Week 2 of my divemaster training- being a panic diver is quite an exercise
The past week I have been assisting on a rescue course. When I heard that Georgia, a fellow DMT, was starting her rescue course, I told Bryce that I would really like to assist on the course. I had no idea how much of a workout I had signed myself up for.
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Week 4 already, time is flying by… Only one more week to go before it's over. I very much enjoyed week 4 as I got to assist on an open water course with a student from China. He was a very good student, attentive and serious, he did extremely well, so congratulations Ben and enjoy the rest of your diving adventure in Lembeh!
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Cinderella Man (2005)
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During the Great Depression, a common-man hero, James J. Braddock--a.k.a. the Cinderella Man--was to become one of the most surprising sports legends in history. By the early 1930s, the impoverished ex-prizefighter was seemingly as broken-down, beaten-up and out-of-luck as much of the rest of the American populace who had hit rock bottom. His career appeared to be finished, he was unable to pay the bills, the only thing that mattered to him--his family--was in danger, and he was even forced to go on Public Relief. But deep inside, Jim Braddock never relinquished his determination. Driven by love, honor and an incredible dose of grit, he willed an impossible dream to come true. In a last-chance bid to help his family, Braddock returned to the ring. No one thought he had a shot. However Braddock, fueled by something beyond mere competition, kept winning. Suddenly, the ordinary working man became the mythic athlete. Carrying the hopes and dreams of the disenfranchised on his shoulders, Braddock rocketed through the ranks, until this underdog chose to do the unthinkable: take on the heavyweight champ of the world, the unstoppable Max Baer, renowned for having killed two men in the ring.- Written by Sujit R. Varma
Fact-based story of depression era boxing champ James J. Braddock. The film opens with Braddock winning a fight in 1928 and becoming a contender for a championship bout. The film then quickly jumps five years into the future. The depression is on and Braddock has had a series of defeats. Fighting injured, including with a broken hand, made him less of a fighter. Braddock, like many others in that era, lost everything in the stock market and scrimping by on the small fights he can get and on dock work. His wife would prefer he quit boxing, but knows how badly they need the money to get by with their three kids. Watering down milk just to make it do for several more days is a common occurrence. When his trainer manages to get him one more fight on the spur of the moment against the current #2 contender, Braddock rises to the occasion and knocks him out. His amazing comeback becomes the source of inspiration of many down-on-their-luck Americans. A series of fights later leads to the championship match against the arrogant champ, Max Baer. Baer, who had already killed two men in the ring, urges the older Braddock not to fight him. Of course, Braddock feels he has nothing more to lose and very devastating, intense fight ensues. Contains very brutal boxing violence.- Written by John Sacksteder <email@example.com>
In the North American Great Depression, the former successful boxer James Braddock loses all his possessions and savings with the crash of the stock market. His beloved wife Mae Braddock and their three children survive to starvation and lack of heating and the daily difficulties supported by their love. In 1934, when Jim's coach and manager Joe Gould offers to him a chance to return to boxing, he becomes the symbol of hope of hopeless people in a ruined nation.- Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The story of James Braddock, a supposedly washed-up boxer who came back to become a champion and an inspiration in the 1930s.- Written by Kenneth Chisholm
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Conservative News Update:
Steve Cooper
I will try to keep this as simple as possible:
The Smith Act was established to protect the US from acts of Sedition to overthrow the US Govt. and required all non-citizen adult residents to register with the government.
Yates v. United States, 354 U.S. 298 (1957), was a case decided by the Supreme Court of the United States that held that the First Amendment protected radical and reactionary speech, unless it posed a "clear and present danger."
SCOTUS was headed by Earl Warren at the time when the Yates judgement was handed down. The decision said that Seditious speech by Communist organizations was protected by free speech. Many of America's domestic enemies who work in Universities as Professors are currently hiding behind the Yates decision.
This is why I keep telling 'Constitutionalists' that the US Constitution is currently shielding America's 'domestic enemies' from prosecution and it's also failing to protect the American people by allowing this.
The US is currently in a State of Emergency. The danger is coming from enemies within who many believe are conspiring the collapse of US Capitalism and the US Government. Does this justify martial law to enable the arrest of Professors who are a clear and present danger to liberty due to brainwashing the youth to despise the US, Capitalism, religion and to worship murdering revolutionaries such as Che Guevara?
This Marxist Revolutionary mindset is within the heads of many mass shooters whether they are Muslim, Anarchists or Marxists lashing out at 'society' (not all). Many of these questions are unanswered since the FBI are constantly cleansing the social media accounts of these mass shooters from the public.
There is no 'fair trial' to undermine if the mass shooting suspect is dead. So, why are they so adamant about covering the social media trail? Are they afraid of copy cats? Well, the Universities are loaded with lone wolf, copy cat mass shooters who are just waiting for the right time to lash out at Capitalist society.
Today, our domestic enemies hide under many different labels, but notice very few admit to being a Socialist or Communist. Liberals, Libertarians and Democrats would instantly attack you if you dared to call them out for being communists, BUT this has changed the past few years since the light is shining on their agenda to destroy capitalism.
There is no evidence to suggest that Chief Justice Earl Warren was a Communist, but his court certainly gave them protection to undermine the US from within.
Notice that The Warren Commission investigation of the JFK Assassination accomplished nothing? It just went into a circle of theories. Was this to prevent a nuclear war with the Soviet Union over a possible link to Lee Harvey Oswald?
The Warren Commission 'excused' the Soviet Union from any blame for the JFK Assassination despite the fact that he lived in the USSR for 3 years. It's suspicious…
Oswald was deeply interested with Marxism, defected to the Soviet Union and he had a Russian wife. In the book Programmed to Kill (Lee Harvey Oswald, the Soviet KGB and the Kennedy Assassination)
In his book, Pacepa claims that the Soviet Government cancelled the Kennedy Assassination, but Oswald went through with it anyway. Was this just a way of the USSR denying any connection? Plausible deniability? It's possible since deception seems to be their method of operation.
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The Optimist Club of Menomonee Falls along with the partnership of the School District of Menomonee Falls Community Education & Recreation Department is hosting its 2nd Annual Parents Holiday Drop & Shop on Saturday, December 8th from 10 am until 2 pm. The event is being held at the Community Center located at W152N8645 Margaret Rd, Menomonee Falls, WI. The event is free and open to children between the ages of 3 (potty trained) and 10. There will be many activity areas which include a Packer Training Camp Experience, Young Rembrandts Drawing Program, craft area, story reading with Mrs. Claus, movie time, and visits with Santa Claus! Although there is no cost to attend this event we will be accepting donations of cash or non perishable food items to help support the Menomonee Falls Food Pantry.
So parents if you are in need of some extra time to get some shopping done, get the house ready for a holiday party, bake cookies, or just plain need a rest then drop your children off for fun and recreation.
Deadline to register is December 1, 2012. Register online at www.fallsrec.org or in person at the CE & Rec Office. When registering online please use course code 490020. For questions regarding registration please contact (262) 255-8460.
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Gators wear down Bruins for shot to repeat as champs
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer
Gators win SEC championship
Special to the Sun
Growth should enhance,
Giuliani in state, talks about ties to Kerik
The Associated Press
GHS wins trophy again
RAY FITZGERALD Special to The Sun
Hawthorne police chief building his agency
By ALICE WALLACE Sun staff writer
Humphrey tops Hurley's tournament record for career 3-pointers with 43
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer
HPV is not necessarily the result of promiscuity
Hybrids all over campaign trail
The Associated Press
Hemingway's writing to Marlene Dietrich on display
The Boston Globe
Its 2015: What will your home be?
St. Petersburg Times
Iraq backs plan to move city's Arabs
The Associated Press
Israel warns of Hamas military buildup
The New York Times
Japan softens its military history in textbooks
The New York Times
Kruger expects Donovan to make right decision
By JOHN PATTON Sun sports writer
LaPorta powers Gators
Memories remain with Dodgers leaving Florida
Hubert Mizell
New property tax reforms will affect Gainesville's quality of life
Novelist and Gator grad coming to speak at UF
ALICE WALLACE Sun staff writer
Need outstrips supply of beds for homeless veterans
The Associated Press
Poor nations will bear brunt as planet heats up
The New York Times
Q&A: Florida's Joakim Noah
By Brandon Zimmerman Sun sports writer
Q&A: Ohio State's Greg Oden
By Brandon Zimmerman Sun sports writer
Q&A: Florida coach Billy Donovan
By Brandon Zimmerman Sun sports writer
Q&A: Ohio State coach Thad Matta
Brandon Zimmerman Sun sports writer
Richard embodies Gators' team spirit
Repeat after me: A lesson learned is a win earned
Streets may get safer for pedestrians
LLOYD DUNKELBERGER Sun Tallahassee Bureau
Tiffany glass compote a beauty, but crack take its value down
Tax cheats cost U.S. hundreds of billions
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Teen may be tried as adult in attack
The Associated Press
Tainted pet food may hurt cats more
The Associated Press
UF linebacker arrested for fight
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer
UF fans party outside the Dome
By AMY REININK Sun staff writer
U.S. attorney firings set precedent for dismissal
Victory and revelry on University
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer
What's a loan among friends?
McClatchy-Tribune Information Services
Images of the DayFlorida's Joakim Noah, Taurean Green, Al Horford, Lee Humphrey, and Corey Brewer wait for play against UCLA in the second half of the Final Four semifinal at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta Saturday.
Florida's Joakim Noah, Taurean Green, Al Horford, Lee Humphrey, and Corey Brewer wait for play against UCLA in the second half of the Final Four semifinal at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta Saturday.