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build a trader website for online marketplace
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hi, I want to build a website for online advertising. My mission is to offer its user trade platform with user friendly system and secure website. User can sell their product or item on this website for free. this website provide online store for seller and buyer can browse any store to search what item their looking for admin will give help and advise for user in case they need any help.
this website will give user opportunities to places free advertisements for personal or company
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Our first hotel in Vietnam
We liked the idea of staying in a rustic French Colonial hotel with a past that was in the centre of the city. Our room, #119, was poolside and extraordinarily quiet. It's location was convenient to an elevator that took us to the fifth floor for breakfast and evening cocktails where we could amuse ourselves watching pedestrians negotiate crossing the busy street below. The room was large and spotless, hardwood floors in the living area, tiled in the washroom. All expected amenities were accounted for. Staff were pleasant and courteous in every encounter we had with them and speaking simple English to them was never an issue. For these reasons, we heartily endorse this hotel.
Unique Quality: We thought the breakfast was outstanding. Staying at 4* and 5* throughout our 23 day journey through Vietnam, nothing came close to rivalling the breakfast spread at this hotel.
Great high-end hotel
Hotel Majestic grows on you. The longer we stayed the more we loved it. The French-Colonial style is nice, as is the downtown location on the river, but the real appeal is in the service. The service is awesome. Other high points are the 2 roof-top bars, the pool, and the breakfast buffet. I usually skip the "free" breakfast but this one rocks (as long as you stick to the Vietnamese fare). If there is a downside, it would be the price compared to other hotel options, but you get what you pay for.
Directions: Downtown
On the river
We stayed at the Majestic. It is perfectly located in the city and with in walking distance of most places you want to see. The room was large and very comfortable. There is a roof top bar that is a great place to have drink and watch the traffic on the river and streets below. Trust me, if you have not been to Vietnam before, the traffic will give you a nervous laugh from the airport to your hotel. We loved our stay and will return.
Unique Quality: A nice asian/western breakfast every morning. Great tour services. We hired a car to drive us about 3 hours north and arragned to have the car come back and pick us up 3 days later. The driver was great and on time to pick us up.
Wonderful hotel with authentic colonial atmosphere
I would definitely recommend this hotel built in the beginning of 20th century when Vietnam was still a French colony. It has gone trough several reconstructions since that but the atmosphere and decor remained, and that is what it makes it so special....
Unique Quality: Great location at the Saigon river in the center of the city, nice rooms and you can really get sense of old times of French Indochina. People are smiling at you sincerely and not becasue they must and you can really feel it.
Truly Majestic
This is a beautiful colonial style hotel, with quite grand rooms. All of the furniture was made from teak, as were the floors. The hotel has a small pool, which although we did'nt go in it, looked quite inviting.
The breakfast buffet was delicious, and is served overlooking the river.
The staff at the hotel were extremely helpful, they even let us leave a suitcase in their luggage locker wheh we went to Nha Trang for 8 days, even though we were not going to be staying at the Majestic on our return to HCM.
If you are worried about noise, I would ask for a room at the back of the hotel, as the good people of Saigon get up very early.
Unique Quality: The hotel has an open roof top bar, which is great for nightcaps whilst watching the traffic and the river below.
The whole hotel has an historic feel about it, and does not feel "corporate" in any way.
This was the first hotel we stayed at in Saigon, and we will certainly return on our next visit.
Directions: Saigon River Front
Historic Hotel
I love historic hotels and this one was excellent. It is one of Saigon's oldest hotels and has lots of marble, natural woodwork, and high ceilings. The staff was very friendly and helpful
No deluxe room was available on the day we checked in so we were given a junior suite for the night. It was huge with 2 rooms and 1 and a half baths, jacuzzi tub, dining table, etc. The second night we were moved to a deluxe room in the newer section of the hotel. They did a nice job trying to match the newer section to the old but it just wasn't the same, less character. We did have a small balcony on the river side of the hotel. After a few days of traveling we returned to the Majestic. This time we were given a deluxe room in the old section of the hotel. It was very large with built in cabinets. All of rooms were on the first floor and I didn't think noise was a problem. All the windows had multiple panes of glass and even the loudest of car horns were very muffled. Nothing was loud enough to disturb us.
Unique Quality: Lots of Character
NIce view of the Saigon River
Very Good Service
majestic view of the saigon river
the 80 year old hotel really stands to its namen: MAJESTIC
Unique Quality: THE VIEW OF THE SAIGON RIVER IS REALLY MAJESTIC
Nice Centered hotel
The location of the hotel is great. Almost on the banks of Saigon river and in walking distance to the main streets. The french colonial architecture gives a really majestic look to the building and it's pretty elegant inside. It is a nice hotel to stay in while in Saigon.
The staff is very nice and helpful, and was tolerant with every question we had.
Breakfast is a nice large buffet, and they cook you eggs as you ask.
The rooms are not all the same. Some of the rooms are facing the street and are a bit noisy. Rooms vary in size. We were 3 couples and we had one big and spacious room and 2 others, smaller.
Unique Quality: Great location
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OAKLAND – In addition to his beloved Marlboros, Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland took to smoking Montecristo cigars as one of his superstitions during the club's 12-game winning streak.
What really gets smoke coming out of him, though, is anybody questioning whether his team built its record by feasting on inferior opposition in the American League Central.
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Cabrera might be getting stronger support for the MVP were it not for Verlander, whose superlative season — he's the first pitcher to notch 24 wins since 2002 and leads the American League in ERA and strikeouts — has reignited the debate about whether a starting pitcher should earn an award typically accorded to position players.
Even Leyland, who has openly said pitchers should not win the MVP, is wavering, saying after Verlander's latest masterpiece Sunday, "No question about it, he's making a case for himself."
Verlander has won his last 12 starts but sees room for improvement.
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Calories 1343 Calories from Fat 163
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Total Fat 18 g28.3%
Saturated Fat 5.4 g27.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 432.2 mg144.1%
Sodium 1566.8 mg65.3%
Total Carbohydrates 251 g83.7%
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Sugars 126.9 g
Protein 49 g97.7%
Vitamin A 10.5% Vitamin C 11.3%
Calcium 90.3% Iron 59.7%
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The film opens in New York City, where a little dog named Max (voice of Louis CK) is going for a bike ride around the park with his owner Katie (voice of Ellie Kemper). Max tells us how Katie found him when he was a puppy, and since then, he's had it good.
Inside of a Manhattan apartment building, a terrier named Max (Louis C.K.) lives a luxurious life with his owner Katie (Ellie Kemper) and hangs out with other pets like Chloe (Lake Bell), Mel (Bobby Moynihan), Buddy (Hannibal Buress), and Sweet Pea (Tara Strong). One day, Katie adopts a large, sloppy, hairy dog called Duke (Eric Stonestreet) from the pound. Max gets jealous when Katie pays more attention to Duke. Enraged by Max's cold attitude, Duke tricks Max into travelling far into the city, where they are attacked by a gang of feral cats, led by Ozone (Steve Coogan). The cats remove Max and Duke's collars, causing them to both be caught by Animal Control. Duke fears that he will now be put down if he ends up back at the pound. They are rescued by a white rabbit named Snowball (Kevin Hart), who Max and Duke convince that they are violent, abandoned pets.
Snowball brings Max and Duke into the sewers where they meet his cult of abandoned/mistreated animals called "The Flushed Pets," who hate humans. Believing that Max and Duke loathe humans, they invite them to join the group. They go through an initiation which involves being bitten by a one-fanged viper. After Max and Duke kill the snake, Snowball finds out they're domesticated, which leads to the Flushed Pets chasing them out. Max and Duke escape to the Brooklyn harbor, but Snowball vows to kill them for lying and sets off to find them.[7]
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Like a Maxim "special breast issue" or a Cigar Aficionado report on status anxiety, the definitive N.Y. pizza blog Slice's "Di Fara Roundup" is a redundancy. Di Fara's is, with a handful of other pantheon pizzerias, Slice's reason for existence. But look past this — back, that is, to the post on Egullet co-founder Jason Perlow's photoblog Off the Broiler, which partly inspired the roundup. In singling out Di Fara's square pie for special praise, Perlow reveals a big blind spot shared by the faithful. Beloved pizza man Dom DeMarco — and we count ourselves among his greatest fans — actually burns over half of the square pies. His oven is a million years old, give or take, and its hot spots are hard for him to control, especially given the equally ancient cookie pans the Saint of Avenue J uses for the square pizza. We aren't kidding when we say "burned" — even the bottom of the slice Perlow shoots from below (in what Slice likes to call a "pizza upskirt shot") is totally blackened. That no one even mentions this is proof of the most orthodox religious fidelity. [Slice: "Di Fara Roundup"]


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Kentucky Task Force Identifies Racing Problems, Needs Money
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The Governor's Task Force on Racing in Kentucky is close to preparing and releasing a report pinpointing problems and offering recommendations that ultimately will require a lot of money--something in short supply given an ongoing budget crunch.
The task force, formed earlier this year by Gov. Steve Beshear, is looking at issues such as regulation of horse racing, development of an equine drug-testing laboratory, pari-mutuel security, and competition for the racing and breeding industries from other states. None of the issues are new--in fact several are very old--but the sense of urgency to address them has perhaps never been greater in Kentucky.
Where the money will come from for various enhancements remains to be seen; a logical source is alternative gaming at racetracks. Whether the governor and his administration ultimately will call for such legislation isn't known, but a push for casino gambling by Beshear earlier this year stalled in the General Assembly, again a victim of politics.
Funding for horse racing and breed development are clearly linked with gaming in other states. Keeneland president and task force member Nick Nicholson provided the full task force with a subcommittee report Oct. 28 that showed what Kentucky's industry is up against. The numbers continue to change, but the threat doesn't lessen, he said.
According to information compiled by the task force committee, from 2006 to 2008, Kentucky-based trainers made about 500 more starts at six racetracks outside the state. Even at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort, where slot machine-fueled purses have leveled off in recent years, 135 Kentucky-based trainers have started horses there this year compared with 98 two years ago.
During that same period, Hoosier Park Racing & Casino attracted 30 more Kentucky trainers, a number that figures to increase greatly in coming years. Thoroughbred purses at Hoosier Park are expected to double in 2009 to $16.1 million from $8.7 million in 2006, according to the committee report. Indiana Downs will see a similar increase.
The Indiana competition will directly impact the amount of low to mid-level horses that form the foundation of Kentucky's year-round racing circuit. Ellis Park owner Ron Geary, a member of the governor's task force, already is working to retool the track's 2009 meet to offer fewer racing dates should horsemen approve.
The report indicates purses in New York, where a video lottery terminal casino at Aqueduct finally has the go-ahead, could hit about $200 million a year by 2013 at the three New York Racing Association tracks. In 2007, the figure was about $120 million.
"The competition for horses among racing jurisdictions is at an all-time high," Nicholson said. "Racing secretaries are pressuring trainers not to ship to places like Kentucky. It won't take years for Ellis Park to feel this. It will feel it in days and weeks (next year). It's the same thing with Turfway Park and Churchill Downs."
Nicholson also told task force members the Kentucky breeding industry, though strong, isn't immune from competition. The amount of money in the Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund, which offers state-bred purse supplements, continues to drop as handle declines. The Kentucky Thoroughbred Breeders' Incentive Fund is growing, but the $15.5 million figure in 2007 is well behind funds in other states such as Pennsylvania, where the average earnings per start for a Pennsylvania-bred increased 36.5% last year.
"For many of us, this subcommittee has been a wake-up call," Nicholson said. "It's not only a trend, it's a deluge of the trend. We cannot accept the status quo."
Task force chairman Tracy Farmer said the group plans to meet again Nov. 25 in Frankfort, the state capital. All of the subcommittee reports will be combined into one document that will be present to the governor before the end of the year.
(Originally published at BloodHorse.com.)
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The District Consumer Forum (DCF) has disposed of 716 cases in the last two years and awarded a compensation of Rs 1.93 crore to the aggrieved parties. A sizable chunk of these cases pertained to insurance claims and consumer durables.
There were ten cases of medical negligence but none of them could be disposed in favour of the complainants for obvious reasons.
The DCF is capable of settling a larger number of cases provided they are fully compliant with the provisions of Consumer Protection Act, 1986.
Unfortunately, few people file complaints in the proper format and possess the documentary evidence needed to make a strong claim for compensation.
This is largely due to lack of awareness or negligence, said DCF Chairman Hazrat Rao told The Hindu.
Many consumers forget the fact that there is a time limit (two years from the date of action) for filing a complaint with the DCF. Even many lawyers tend to overlook this.
The CPA has got a provision which allows for the Consumer Forums to condone the delay in filing complaints of deficient services / defective goods under Section 24-A.. Few people are aware of this clause.
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A good number of consumers do not take bills, without which they cannot get compensation.
The CPA has a very long list of services which can be the subject of a complaint but the consumer ought to know the basics.
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There was a person who approached the DCF with a complaint against the Railways that a train in which he was supposed to travel did not keep its schedule.
The claim has apparently been dismissed as the grievance did not constitute an actionable complaint.
In cases of medical negligence, the allegations could hardly be proved due to a plethora of reasons.
Another thing that has to be borne in mind is that a person who buys hazardous goods cannot be considered a consumer.
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The Sixteenth-Century French Religious Book (St Andrews Studies in Reformation History)By: Dr. Andrew Pettegree (author), Paul Nelles (author), Philip Conner (editor), Professor Bruce Gordon (series_editor), Professor Roger A. Mason (series_editor), Dr. Bridget Heal (series_editor), Professor Euan Cameron (series_editor), Professor Amy Nelson Burnett (series_editor), Professor Von Greyerz Von Greyerz (series_editor), Dr. Pettegree Pettegree (series_editor)Hardback
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DescriptionThis study comprises the proceedings of a conference held in St Andrews in 1999 which gathered some of the most distinguished historians of the French book. It presents the 16th-century book in a new context and provides the first comprehensive view of this absorbing field. Four major themes are reflected here: the relationship between the manuscript tradition and the printed book; an exploration of the variety of genres that emerged in the 16th century and how they were used; a look at publishing and book-selling strategies and networks, and the ways in which the authorities tried to control these; and a discussion of the way in which confessional literature diverged and converged. The range of specialist knowledge embedded in this study will ensure its appeal to specialists in French history, scholars of the book and of 16th-century French literature, and historians of religion.
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About AuthorPhilip Conner, formerly Durham University, UK and Paul Nelles, Carleton University, Canada, and Andrew Pettegree, Reformation Studies Institute, University of St Andrews, UK Andrew Pettegree, Graham A. Runnalls, Alison M. Saunders, Virginia Reinburg, Jennifer J. Britnell, Karin Maag, Jean-Francois Gilmont, David Hartley, Bernard Roussel, Michael Wolfe, Olivier Christin, Ingeborg Jostock, Kevin C. Robbins, Paul Nelles, Philip Conner, Francis Higman, Yann Morvant, Marc Vial, Roger Kuin.
ContentsContents: The 16th-century French religious book project, Andrew Pettegree; Religious drama and the printed book in France during the late 15th and 16th centuries, Graham A. Runnalls; The 16th-century French emblem book as a form of religious literature, Alison M. Saunders; Books of hours, Virginia Reinburg; Religious instruction in the work of Jean Bouchet, Jennifer J. Britnell; Education and works of religious instruction in French, Karin Maag; La naissance de l'historiographie protestante, Jean-FranA ois Gilmont; Religion and the State: Joachim du Bellay's views on the duties of the Most Christian King and his subjects, David Hartley; Jean de l'Espine (c.1505-97): ecrire dans un temps de troubles, Bernard Roussel; Satire, dramatic stereotyping and the demonizing of Henry III, Keith Cameron; Henry IV and the press, Michael Wolfe; La reception de l'A%odit de Nantes: illusions et desillusions de la 'tolerance', Olivier Christin; La censure au quotidien: le contrA'le de l'imprimerie A Geneve, 1560-1600, Ingeborg Jostock; Rewriting Protestant history: printing, censorship by pastors, and the dimensions of dissent among the Huguenots - the La Popeliniere case at La Rochelle, 1581-85, Kevin C. Robbins; Three audiences for religious books in 16th-century France, Paul Nelles; A provincial perspective: Protestant print culture in southern France, Philip Conner; A bookseller's world: the 'inventaire' of Vincent Real, Francis Higman with Yann Morvant and Marc Vial; Private library as public danger: the case of Duplessis Mornay, Roger Kuin; Index.
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Former Texas A&M wide receiver Ryan Swope recently made an official pre-draft visit to the Chicago Bears, according to a league source.
Numerous mock drafts have projected Swope as being drafted somewhere between the second and fourth rounds.
One of college football's most productive receivers the past three years, Swope finished his career at Texas A&M with 252 catches for 3,117 yards and 24 touchdowns. His best statistical season came in 2011 when he caught 89 balls for 1,207 yards and 11 touchdowns from current Miami Dolphins quarterback and former first-round pick Ryan Tannehill.
Swope experienced little dropoff last season when freshman sensation and Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Johnny Manziel took over the Aggies offense, hauling in 72 receptions for 913 yards and eight touchdowns, including an 11-catch, 111-yard, one-touchdown performance against eventual national champion Alabama.
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The cutoff date for teams to host players on official visits was April 17, but draft prospects can continue to be put through private workouts until Thursday's draft.


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A beauty not mine to hold
Like a beautiful flower in bloom
Her beauty made me swoon
Of fair countenance like snow
A beautiful song, her life in flow
With wide eyes glittering like pearls
A head full of golden locks and curls
A beautiful maiden who I know not
Dances to music and whirls
But her love is anothers to share
A connoiseur of beauty, I stand and stare
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... fought for the shower. We had been travelling for twenty something hours. Out for wander and simple tea which we ate sitting on a seat in the street. So hot!!!!!!!!!!! Sunday......my birthday!!!!!!! A great day with so much packed in. We began use of our hop on, hop off tickets and headed downtown, via midtown...... Times Square etc etc. We got off at 9/11 museum and Freedom Tower. Museum is new since last time, trees have grown, Freedom Tower looks finished but rest still a work ...
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We were up early and out for breakfast at a typical New York diner called Pearl Diner. (It was situated in Pearl St.). However as it`s neon sign didn`t have the letters D and i lit it became known as `ner`. The food was very good and quite cheap. Afterwards it was just a short walk round to Battery Park to buy tickets for the boat trip to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. You can only go up to the top of the ...
Flying to NYC
... as a cat, and who was now appearing as a man with a long bushy beard, carving on a set of stone tablets and leading a rag-tag group of stragglers, hangers-on and movie extras out of the desert and through a parted Red Sea. For my part, I passed the time doing endless Sudoku puzzles, all in an effort to stave off the inevitable Alzheimer's.
Landing in New York, we secured our transport to the hotel on 38th street, and embarked on a dizzying tour of Manhattan ...
Concrete Jungle Where Dreams Are Made Of ….
... ul>Thank you NY … You give as good as you get and we limped back to Telluride feeling like we had sucked the marrow out of that great city or perhaps we had simply been chewed up & spat out. We'll be back and I have no doubt the adventure will look different yet again ! XOXO


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WORKBOOK 19/19 King James Bible Grammar & Punctuation
The Adventure of Reading the King James Bible Chapter 19 Slide 1 Slide 2 Whosoever/whomsoever simply means anybody at all, no matter who. It is totally open to include anyone. Whosoever will – anybody at all that is willing. Willing to take the water of life that is freely given to those who put… Read More »


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xili-language, xili-tidy-tags, xili-dictionary Since WP 3.0-alpha, if multisite is activated, the trilogy is now compatible and will include progressively some improvements dedicaded especially for WP Network context. Future specific docs will be available for registered webmasters.
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The nights are getting cooler, aren't they? But the days are HOT! How about some fun places to keep cool during these dog days of summer?
WHERE: Surfside Spray Park 5330 W 9th Ave (just west of 9th & Sheridan), LakewoodWHEN: Aug 22-Sep 6: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Labor Day: Mon, Sep 7: 10 a.m.-3 p.m.HOW MUCH: $1 per person (pre-walkers free)
We went to a birthday party at this park a few weeks ago and I was sure the GPS lady had lost her way until we were right on top of this hidden gem. Most of the park is a circle of sprayers of varying height and duration. My boy was enchanted by the aim-able water cannon, naturally. My daughter developed a game where she ran through the whole park without getting wet at all, so it is certainly what you make of it! There is a little-kids area with a water-way and movable obstacles so the children can explore the physics of water. And then they can stand on a fountain! The tables and shelters are set far enough back from the splash pads that you don't HAVE to get wet to have a good time here, although that is kind of the point, isn't it? Surfside used to be a swimming pool, which is evident from the facilities: lockers! changing areas! multiple stalls!
WHERE: Ralston Central Park 5850 Garrison St, ArvadaWHEN: Splash Pad hours through September 15: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.HOW MUCH: Free!
When Ralston Central Park opened last summer, we couldn't wait to go. And neither could anyone else! It was like Thunderdome over there. We went one time, had fun, but the chaos was a bit much for me. It's still a very popular park, but it's calmed down a bit. I really like the layout of this park: there's a traditional, vaguely "Swiss Family Robinson" themed playground that's separate from the splash park - so, like at Surfside, you don't HAVE to get wet. The splash park has features for all ages: plenty of shade and tables for parents/caregivers; tall leaf-shaped showers, and buckets that dump for big kids; fountains that shoot up from the ground and cascade down from about 3ft for our littlest friends. The facilites are new, and - as far as park facilities go - delightful.
WHERE: Discovery Park 3701 Johnson St (38th & Kipling), Wheat RidgeWHEN: Park hours: 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Splash Pad hours May 1 - September 30: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.HOW MUCH: Free!
I confess, Discovery is my favorite park right now. It has lots of little environments so it feels like more than one park. The splash pad is user-generated: if you want to get wet, you must stomp on the in-ground "buttons." My little one doesn't care for surprises, so she likes that she has some control over whether or not she gets soaked. Up the hill on the south east side of the park is a meandering "stream" for ankle-deep wading and paddling. There's a toddler playground near the splash pad, and a big kids playground across the way. There's a skatepark, a sculpture park with a "secret" tube slide, and even a dedicated sandbox (with water feature) for [getting really filthy] an extra special sensory experience. A bonus for Discovery Park is that there's a Port-o-Let available year round. I know, gross, but in Colorado it's a shame the bathrooms at most parks are only available during the summer. We like to be outside when the weather's nice - even in February, and when you gotta go...
I hope you've had an amazing summer. Stay cool, Jeffco!
Photo credits: Surfside - Design Concepts Community and Landscape Architects; Ralston Central Park - Westword.com; Discovery Park - Bobby T. at Yelp.com
Yes, it's hard to believe that Summer Reading is coming to an end this Friday. We are so grateful to the 30,000 people who registered and logged their time to help us reach – and exceed – our goal!
When Summer Reading ends, logging minutes will shut down until next year, so be sure to log all of your minutes by Friday, August 14.
With fall coming, our focus is shifting from summer to back-to-school. We'll be evaluating our program and getting ready for next year.
Here's what you need to do:
Thanks for being part of Summer Reading 2015.
Wrap up your summer reading accomplishments at our celebrity-style "It's a Wrap!" party.
12–4 p.m. Sunday, August 23Jefferson County Fairgrounds 15200 W 6th Ave Frontage Rd., Golden (MAP)
This countywide event is the perfect way to wrap up your summer before school activities get too crazy! We'll have fun activities for all ages, including:
...And more! Bring a gently used book or two and swap it for another! No need to RSVP, just bring yourself, your smiles, and help us celebrate an incredible summer of reading!
Do you remember the chile rellenos at Casa Mayan or perhaps the cannolis from Carbones? Join authors Robert and Kristen Autobee for a discussion of Denver's culinary past and their book, Lost Restaurants of Denver. The book is full of success stories and recipies from waitresses, chefs, owners, and suppliers.
Authors Robert and Kristin Autobee are taking us on a tour down memory lane. Join us and you'll leave with great memories and a know-how on how to prepare old favorites like the hearty helpings from the Hungry Dutchman or the dainty morsels from the Denver Dry Goods Tearoom.
Robert and Kristen AutobeeThursday, August 13 6 p.m.
As a kid, there was always a cetain feeling of dread combined with excitement when the summer came to a close and my mom and I would go 'back to school' shopping. Whether heading to the first day of preschool or the first day of second grade, I always had butterflies in my stomach and trouble sleeping the night before. Reflecting on my experiences as a child and as a teacher, I thought I would share some books to help prepare your little one for the first day in a classroom or daycare. I also included a few titles to make your elementary or middle school bound child laugh or feel a sense of ease about the upcoming school year.
A cute board book for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners.
See how Dino wins each "match".
Daddy doesn't stick to the list in this funny story.
A new book about overcoming elementary school bullies with a great attitude.
Number 7 in James Patterson's popular middle school series. This book will have boys and girls ages 9 and up laughing!
Image credit: Flickr
Turn on the evening news and you're sure to be overwhelmed with a barrage of complicated issues affecting our world. From digital privacy to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, the controversies and challenges seem never ending. Have you ever wished you better understood what these issues really involve?
Join us for in-depth conversations about some of today's most complicated and important U.S. foreign policy topics. The eight-week program begins August 26 through October 28.Columbine Library is hosting the next series which occurs Wednesdays at 3 p.m. and we provide the materials you need to participate.
Reservations are not required. In order to fully engage, we recommend participants read each article prior to the discussions. Articles and materials will be covered at the August 26 meeting.
Having nine nieces and nephews as well as knowing a lot of friends with children, I have been invited to countless babyshowers. My favorite gift items? Bath toys!! You can never go wrong with bathtime books, foam letters or rubber duckies. Bathtime is a wonderful opportunity to engage your baby, toddler or preschooler in the Five Early Literacy Practices: Talk, Sing, Read, Write and Play.
On pbs.org, they describe many ways you can encourage language and literacy development during bathtime; from naming body parts to asking your child what are they going to need for bathtime. There are even suggestions for first graders. My favorite one was to make up stories about the different bath toys. Once upon a time, there was a Pirate Duck named Orange Beak. He was on a mission to locate the treasure stolen by Princess Barbie and her Little Pony friends...
Ideas that incorporate the Five Early Literacy Practices into bathtime:
TALK- Use different words to describe how toys move in the water: splash, dip, sink, float, rock, glide, etc...
SING- Sing to baby about body parts (ie. Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes). Make up or learn new bathtime songs like the one about the turtle, Tiny Tim, on Jbrary (I LOVE JBRARY!!!)
READ- Read bathtime books to your baby or point out words on your child's bubble bath or shampoo bottle
WRITE- Use bathtime crayons to write baby's name on the tile or use foam letters to spell out words
PLAY- Mix in science and math concepts by adding measuring cups and spoons to your bathtub toy collection
Read a good book before or after bathtime:
A board book. Great for babies and toddlers!
A cute story about an elephant reluctant to take a bath.
One of my favorite characters, the Pigeon! Mo Willems' books make me laugh!
Rub-a-dub! Now get those kiddos into the tub! And keep logging Summer Reading minutes!
STORYTIME: a regular time at which a story is read aloud to children.
Wanna get jazzed for the day? Just come to a storytime at your local library!
I do a weekly toddler storytime at the Evergreen Library and I look forward to it all week! It is my time to shine...use silly voices, see lots of smiling faces, Shake My Sillies Out, and end with a grand finale of the Hokey Pokey...this is not your mother's storytime! Gone are the days of hushed voices and long stories. Instead today's storytimes are interactive and most of all fun!!! Filled with well illustrated and age appropriate books, songs, fingerplays, felt board and interactive activities there is something for everyone at your libraries weekly storytimes.
According to The Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy (CLeL), ECRR (Every Child Ready to Read) highlights EARLY LITERACY STORYTIMES as one of the crucial activities designed to promote early literacy in young children.
Why it's Important:
Literacy-based storytimes offer libraries a way to be partners in education with parents and caregivers. Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy (CLEL) supports the definition of a literacy-based storytime as one that contains the following components:
At the library we LOVE storytime and we want you and your child to LOVE it too! So, drop on by and give us a try, we can't wait to see you!!!
I have a confession to make. I've had the Monkey Preschool Lunchbox app ($1.99 Apple/Android) on every device I've owned since I first discovered it several years ago. It's so simple, so fun, and so rewarding that even though my kids first started playing with it when they were each about 18 months old, they still play at 5 and 3. Here's why:
It's varied: there are 7 different mini tasks - counting, letter recognition, matching, colors, puzzles, shapes and sizes. A sweaty-palmed 2 year old may have trouble with the puzzles at first, but that same child in a few short months will be waving your expensive phone/tablet around in triumph.
It's repetitive: yes, this is also one of its drawbacks, but young children thrive on repetition. It provides opportunity to both practice emerging skills, and gain mastery of the concepts presented in the game. Before she'd perfected the art of the swipe, my daughter would simply hand me the phone when she reached a task she couldn't complete. I would help her do what was asked, and she would take over again. We both win.
It's fun: I mean, it has a little Memory game in it. The monkey does flips when you pack its lunch! Flips! And then you get to choose stickers that dance around because they're so excited that you're such an amazing genius. Or your kid is. Whomever. I also sort of like the calypso/calliope music...for a little while.
Since they've discovered YouTube, Monkey Preschool Lunchbox is no longer the go-to app on any of our family devices anymore. But if we're out at a restaurant, or stuck in a doctor's office, or really anywhere there might be a long wait and no wifi, we are playing this game and loving it. I downloaded the app when it was featured for free, but if you have young kids and smartphones, this may be the best $1.99 you ever spend.
If your kids, like mine, have pretty much mastered these skills, you may want to try Monkey MathSchool Sunshine. It's got 9 more mini-games that teach sequencing, patterning, counting, adding and subtracting. My 5 year old son loves the connect-the-dots to help the baby turtle find the ocean.
I didn't know until right now that they'd also developed a reading game. I'll bet you can guess what I'll be using our next app store credit for...
Colorado summers are so beautiful and children enjoy being outside. So, let's take our books outside and read under the shade of a tree. What if we enhanced this outdoor reading by adding an activity that will help our early readers retell the story?
Retelling a story is an early literacy skill that builds their reading comprehension confidence. This confidence will keep kids excited and motivated to keep reading. This outdoor storytime won't require much.
Here is what you will need:
Once you've found the perfect shady spot in your yard, explain to your children that they can draw the story as you read it. They may need 3-5 sheets of paper in order to continue drawing throughout the entire story.
After you finish reading the book, ask your child this question: "Tell me about your picture". Asking them to tell you about their picture will encourage them to retell the story in their own words.
Stay away from questions like "What is that?" or "Is that a dog?". These questions can be limiting. You could ask: "Who is in this story?","Where did this story take place?","What happened next?", or "How did the story end?" Your child might end up drawing the butterfly that flew over you as you read. That is okay. The idea here is to create a positive experience with you and a book.
Here are a few suggestions of picture books and chapter books that are great for this reading comprehension skill:
Remember to log those minutes!
The Little Red Hen by Paul Galdone
If You Give a Moose a Muffin by Laura Numeroff
Otis by Loren Long
I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen
Do you want more than picture books? Check out these chapter books.
Mercy Watson to the Rescue by Kate DiCamillo
Dinosaurs Before Dark by Mary Pope Osborne
Image Credit: Jeff Golden


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Apple finally released a… another one button mouse? Yes, in August 2005 Apple introduced the Mighty Mouse — "amazing powers at your fingertips." They even licensed the name from Viacom.
This summer we got new Intel-based iMacs at work, each with a Mighty Mouse. I was so delighted to see one "in the flesh" and put it to good use. Having a two button mouse from Apple is something that is a long time in the making.
I get a lot of work done with Apple computers and products, but the only thing mighty about this Mighty Mouse is the mighty crappy execution. The touch-sensitive buttons do not work reliably.
But before I get into what is wrong with this mouse, lets take a look at what Apple got right: at least it isn't a hockey puck.
For years, Apple has not added a second mouse button in fear that their users would be confused. I myself have never understood this, and always go with a third-party solution from the likes of Kensington, Logitech, or Microsoft.
In their infinite wisdom, Apple decided to put no divider indent between the left and right sensor area of the mouse. Now if that is not confusing, I do not know what is. Yes, that is right, this mouse does not have buttons, it has sensors.
I have gotten over the touch-sensitive mousing, but with no divider indent on the mouse face, I never know if I will get a left or a right click. What makes this worse is the erratically sensitive touch sensors.
Sometimes when I try to perform a right-click, I get a left-click. The reverse, unfortunately, comes with exactly the same result.
This happens all to often to be construed as user error. I work in a fairly fast paced production environment — a daily newspaper — and this mouse is not suitable for my daily life of InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
I found out from a friend that to accurately get a right-click, you must take your finger off of the left-click sensor. I find this to be true, but even after discovering this all-but Apple trade secret, my general level of frustration while using this product has not gone down one bit.
It is also too much to ask to re-learn how to use a mouse. No one lifts their left finger off of the mouse to perform a right-click. Apple should have thought of this when designing this very "touchy" input device.
All I wanted was a multi-button mouse from Apple — one with actual buttons. Give me at least two buttons and a scroll wheel. Make it the same size/shape as the Pro Mouse, and be done with it. Why get all fancy?
The Mighty Mouse has nice features no doubt. The side "squeeze" buttons are a nice touch, but nothing revolutionary. These work about as well as trying to use the right-click sometimes, however.
These side buttons would have worked out better had they been touch-sensitive, ironically. Instead they are force sensitive, and it just takes too much of a squeeze for it to register.
The 360-degree scroll "nub" is the best part of the mouse. Being able to scroll left and right is an enormous boost to productivity. Being able to lock movement to the four cardinal directions would have been a nice check box in the preferences. You also gain the fourth button press on the Mighty Mouse by pressing the "nub" down.
I am getting used to the scroll "nub" though, it is my favorite aspect of the Mighty Mouse.
The software works great. You can plug the Mighty Mouse into any Mac (if you are running at least 10.4.2) and it is recognized, the buttons instantly customizable. It works in Windows 2000 and XP, though It does not ship with software. You would have to use the standard input driver in Windows to configure the Mighty Mouse.
The price is a little high, but this is an Apple product, so that is to be expected. The wired Mighty Mouse costs $49.99, and the new wireless model is $69.99. To be fair, the wireless (Bluetooth) Mighty Mouse uses laser tracking, which is a nice improvement over the first model.
You will find much better mice from Kensington, Logitech or Microsoft. All of which will cost less, and outperform the Mighty Mouse. White acrylic aesthetics are not worth $50 to $70, especially when you factor in the loss in productivity because of the off-the-mark button pressing.
Every aspect of the Mighty Mouse is rock solid, all except for the one thing that matters most. I need to be able to feel with my fingers where the right button is. And when I click on what I think to be the right side of the mouse, (even when I look at the darn thing) and still get a left-click, that is one of the most frustrating experiences in a fast-paced, deadline sensitive, environment.
Needless to say, I am back to using the $10 no name two-button mouse at work, and back to right clicking without the frustration.
I have used Apple products for over 20 years, and I have never seen something this useless come out of Cupertino. Sorry, Apple, but I have gained no amazing powers from your Mighty Mouse.Powered by Sidelines


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Crochet a potholder with pansy embellishment and a dishcloth in matching colors. This pansy set crochet pattern from Lily Sugar n' Cream creates a lovely accent in any kitchen. To make the crochet flower bouquet pictured at top right, see the Pansies Bouquet Crochet Pattern.
- Yarn: Amounts given are for both Dishcloth and Potholder
Lily® Sugar'n Cream Twists
(Solids: 2.5 oz/70.9 g/109 m/120 yds)
(Ombres: 2 oz/56.7 g/86 m/95 yds)
Main Color (MC) (20315 Summer Twists) 2 balls
Lily® Sugar'n Cream (Solids: 2.5 oz/70.9 g/Ombres: 2 oz/56.7g)
Contrast A (00093 Soft Violet) 1 ball
Contrast B (01317 Hot Purple) 1 ball
Contrast C (00083 Cornflower Blue) 1 ball
Contrast D (00073 Sunshine) 1 ball
Contrast E (01712 Hot Green) 1 ball
- Crochet Hook: Size 4 mm (U.S. G or 6) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
Dishcloth: Approx 10 ins [25.5 cm] square.
Pot Holder: Approx 11 ins [28 cm] square.
Gauge: 15 sc and 16 rows = 4 ins [10 cm].
With MC, ch 30.
1st row: (RS). 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 sc in each ch to end of ch. Turn. 29 sc.
2nd row: Ch 1. 1 sc in first sc. *1 tr in next sc (push tr post to RS of work). 1 sc in next sc. Rep from * to end of row. Turn.
3rd row: Ch 1. 1 sc in each st to end of row. Turn.
4th row: Ch 1. 1 sc in first sc. *1 sc in next sc. 1 tr in next sc (push tr post to RS of work). Rep from * to last 2 sc. 1 sc in each of last 2 sc. Turn.
5th row: Ch 1. 1 sc in each st to end of row. Turn.
Rep 2nd to 5th rows until work from beg measures 8 ins [20.5 cm], ending with 3rd or 5th row. Fasten off.
Edging: 1st rnd: Join A with sl st to any corner. Ch 1. 3 sc in same sp as sl st. *Work 29 sc to next corner. 3 sc in corner. Rep from * twice more. Work 29 sc to next corner. Join with sl st in first sc. Break A.
2nd rnd: Join C with sl st to any corner sc. Ch 1. (1 sc. Ch 1. 1 sc) in same sp as sl st. *(Ch 1. Miss next sc. 1 sc in next sc) 14 times. Ch 1. Miss next sc.** (1 sc. Ch 1. 1 sc) in corner sc. Rep from * twice more, then from * to ** once. Join with sl st to first sc. Break C.
3rd rnd: Join B with sl st to any corner ch-1 sp. Ch 1. (1 sc. Ch 1. 1 sc) in same sp as sl st. *(Ch 1. Miss next sc. 1 sc in missed sc 1 row below) 15 times. Ch 1. Miss next sc.** (1 sc. Ch 1. 1 sc) in corner ch-1 sp. Rep from * twice more, then from * to ** once. Join with sl st to first sc.
4th rnd: Sl st in corner ch-1 sp. Ch 3 (counts as dc). 6 dc in same sp as last sl st. *Miss next ch-1 sp. 1 sc in next sc. Miss next ch-1 sp and sc. 5 dc in next ch-1 sp. Rep from * around, working 7 dc in corner ch-1 sps and ending with: miss next ch-1 sp. 1 sc in next sc. Miss next ch-1 sp and sc. Join with sl st to top of ch-3. Fasten off.
Pot Holder
Front and Back: (make alike).
With C, ch 41.
1st row: (RS). 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 sc in each ch end of ch. 40 sc. Turn.
2nd row: Ch 1. 1 sc in each sc across. Turn. Rep 2nd row 39 times more. Fasten off.
Edging: 1st rnd: Working through both thicknesses and with Front facing, join B with sl st in bottom left corner. Ch 1. 3 sc in same sp. Work 1 rnd of sc evenly around outer edges to join pieces, working 3 sc in each corner. Join with sl st to first sc.
2nd rnd: Ch 1. Working from left to right, instead of from right to left as usual, work 1 reverse sc in each sc around. Join with sl st to first sc. Fasten off.
With D, ch 4. Join with sl st to form a ring.
1st rnd: Ch 1. (2 sc in ring. Ch 2) twice. (2 sc in ring. Ch 5) 3 times. Join with sl st to first sc. Break D.
2nd rnd: Join Color 2 with sl st to first ch-2 sp. Ch 2. (2 hdc. Ch 3. 1 sl st in first ch – Picot made. 2 hdc) all in same ch-2 sp. Miss next sc. Sl st in next sc. (2 hdc. Picot. 2 hdc) all in next ch-2 sp. [Miss next sc. Sl st in next sc. (1 hdc. 9 dc. 1 hdc) all in next ch-5 sp] 3 times. Miss next sc. Sl st in next sc. Join with sl st to top of ch 2. Fasten off.
Leaf: (make 2). With E, ch 5.
1st rnd: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 hdc in next ch. 1 dc in next ch. 5 dc in last ch.
Working into opposite side of ch into rem loops, 1 dc in next ch. 1 hdc in next ch. 1 sc in last ch. Join with sl st to first sc. Fasten off.
Make 2 Pansies: 1 With A and 1 with B. Sew 2 Pansies and 2 Leaves in corner of Pot Holder (see picture).
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Beaumont/Port Arthur
Beaumont Independent School District's Board of Managers received a finalized 2013-14 annual audit report Thursday, March 26, detailing the state of the school district when managers took over the troubled local education agency.
CASA of Southeast Texas has been serving the abused and neglected children of Jefferson County for more than 20 years — speaking up for them when no one else would and ensuring that they are placed in safe and, when appropriate, permanent homes.
U.S. Representative Brian Babin, who represents Orange County, among others, in Texas District 36, met with NASA astronaut Scott Kelly of Orange, New Jersey, to wish him luck as he prepared to make history Friday, March 27, by embarking on a year-long mission to the International Space Station.
Babin spoke on the House floor Thursday, March 26, regarding the importance of Kelly's mission.
Ward 1 Beaumont City Council candidate Claude Guidroz proudly announced his recent endorsement from the Beaumont Police Officers Association in the upcoming May 9 election.
The Port Arthur City Council voted unanimously at its March 31 meeting to approve a forensic audit of the city's finances, an audit requested by Jefferson County's First Criminal District Attorney Cory Crenshaw in December 2014 correspondence while he was acting as interim DA, and demanded by Port Arthur citizens.
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