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Ready to take on Paphos in gorgeous Cyprus but want to escape the family crowds and enjoy an adults-only holiday? For a blissful relaxation undisturbed by running children look no ... Continue reading
Ready to take on Paphos in gorgeous Cyprus but want to escape the family crowds and enjoy an adults-only holiday? For a blissful relaxation undisturbed by running children look no further - the Constantinou Bros Asimina Suites Hotel is the perfect option for you. No matter if you are just travelling with your partner or with a whole group of friends, you can rest assured that the hotel will provide you with all kinds of 5-star facilities aiming to help you have the most pleasant stay possible.
The hotel boasts a lovely beachfront setting just beyond the town of Paphos nestling with a couple of hotels in the quietest area of Kato Paphos. Opt for this oasis of tranquillity and enjoy two large outdoor freshwater swimming pools with Jacuzzi jets, luxurious accommodation, and a modern spa. Lounge under the Cypriot sun in peace as only the calming sound of the waves will be providing the soundtrack to your holiday - no kids here, just you and that refreshing cocktail in your hand (the pool restaurant also makes for a gorgeous al fresco dining area later in the evening).
The Elixir Spa with its serene ambiance will help you relax even further: unwind with a therapeutic massage, sample the oriental treatments, and enjoy the sanctuary of the saunas and the steam room. Leave fully reinvigorated, ready to take on the island - the hotel has its own private beach, but the town centre is also conveniently nearby (2km away, while there is a good selection of bars and restaurants only 500m from the hotel).
Wellness activities, pools and Jacuzzis, fitness centre and live entertainment - after you have had enough of all this head back to the sanctuary of your suite. All suites are luxurious and boasting private balconies, marble bathrooms and living areas almost as comfy as their bedrooms. Plus, you can even opt for a suite with its own private pool - for the ultimate indulgence choose the Constantinou Bros Asimina Suites Hotel.
- 2 outdoor freshwater, free-shape connected swimming pools with Jacuzzi jets
- 22 flat bowling greens, 6 indoor bowling greens and 12 indoor short mat bowling greens at neighbouring sister hotels (approx 300m with charge)
- Animation programme
- CBH Elixir Spa (gym, therapies and massage treatments, aromatherapy, steam bath, sauna, relaxation room)
- Floodlit tennis court
- Hair salon
- Indoor freshwater, heated swimming pool with Jacuzzi jets
- Table tennis and pool table
- Adult only
- Air conditioning
- Barber/beauty shop
- Car hire
- Free WiFi
- Gift shop
- Heating
- Lift
- Newspapers
- Non smoking rooms
- Room service
- Safety deposit box
- Shuttle service (surcharge)
Other facilities
- Beachfront
- Garden
- Terrace
- A La Carte Restaurant for fine dining
- Estia Restaurant with terrace (buffet breakfast & fine dining, themed night buffets)
- Kymata Restaurant (a la carte)
- Lounge Bar
- Pool Restaurant (light meals and a la carte lunch; outdoor al fresco dining area)
- Sports bar
- VIP's Bar for live music and shows several times a week
Room facilities
Guest suites range in design from Junior, 1 & 2-bedroom to Superior & Executive suites and have a modern light and bright décor. To maximise on natural light suites feature cream furnishings light wood finishing's and modern amenities for your well-being. Other highlights include a private furnished balcony with sea, pool or garden views, air-conditioning (May-October) with room controls, central heating (Nov-April), private deluxe marble bathroom with bathtub and shower cubicle, hair dryer and deluxe toiletries, robes and slippers, living room area with sofa bed / extra bed, free Wi-Fi internet access, flat screen plasma satellite 32" TV and radio, DVD player, direct dial telephone, mini bar with international brand drinks, fridge on request, ironing facilities, tea and coffee making facilities, espresso machine and free laptop size safe box. Superior suites enjoy extra living/sleeping space additional furnishings and amenities some with private pools and direct beach access. Adapted Junior Suites are available to guests with reduced mobility.
Other Information
The hotel is 500m from the nearest shops, bars and restaurants, 2km from the resort centre, 2.5km from Paphos fishing harbour and only 4km from the town centre.
24 hour reception service, housekeeping, 24 hour room service, 16 hour porter service, currency exchange, 24 hour Doctor on call, tours and cruise reservations, free Wi-Fi service throughout hotel and gardens, internet corner, airline reservations, 24 hour taxi service, car and bike rentals, laundry and dry cleaning available, mini market, souvenir shop, free parking area. Check-in/out - 14.00/noon, early/late check-in/out upon availability and weddings/special event service. Minimum guest age for hotel is 16 years.
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can you tell what the dress code,is for breakfast and evening meals as we are staying with your suit in june thank you 1 Answer
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Casual clothing is acceptable in all public areas. Nevertheless topless, wet clothes or swimsuits are not allowed in any of the indoor public areas especially the lobby, bars or restaurants.
Sportswear and shorts are allowed at breakfast and lunch.
Smart casual clothes are required for dinner. Long trousers are required for the gentlemen. (Shorts are not allowed).
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All kinds of things that people usually need or forget on holiday, thanks Esther
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Gordon Brown is certain to use the new figures, which were yesterday given a seal of approval by the independent National Audit Office, to paint the previous Conservative government's assumptions as over-optimistic. They are expected to give him ammunition for turning down excessive demands from spending departments and a justification for raising taxes.
Presenting the changed figures and the NAO endorsement as a victory for open government, Mr Brown said: "Budgets must be built on honest foundations. This is the only way to restore public trust in the public finances. This is the first time that any chancellor has opened up the Treasury's forecasting assumptions to such open and independent scrutiny. It means the Budget arithmetic will be based on financial conventions which are open, transparent and accountable."
In a bid to create more openness at the Treasury, Gordon Brown asked the National Audit Office to scrutinise the changed assumptions and say if it considered them reasonable.
Sir John Bourn, head of the NAO, said yesterday: "While the assumptions adopted by the Chancellor are not the only ones which could be reconciled with the evidence, in my opinion they have been arrived at systematically on the basis of the available data and by methods which interpret it in a reasonable way."
The key changes in the assumptions were a revision downwards of the Treasury's long-trend growth forecast from 2.5 per cent to 2.25 per cent and a reduction in the estimated proceeds from Kenneth Clarke's "spend to save" anti-fraud programme.
That initiative predicted savings of pounds 6.7bn could be generated by spending an extra pounds 800m on measures to eliminate errors and fraud from social security claims. By restricting the predicted gains to cash raised immediately from the discovery of an error or fraud, rather than including a figure for indirect effects such as deterrence, the saving is reined back to pounds 4.9bn.
Other changes included a decision not to include future privatisation proceeds in economic forecasts, a measure expected to increase the PSBR by pounds 4.5bn over the next five years, and the use of a flat unemployment assumption, rather than the guess about future trends in the jobless rate that Mr Clarke introduced for the first time last year. That would increase public borrowing by pounds 4.25bn over the five year forecasting period.
The final change will see the Government using market average forecasts for future interest rates rather than an estimate by the Treasury, which might lay the Government open to charges of political interference.
The changed forecasts are retrospective and will be revised again on 2 July to incorporate the changes announced in the mini-Budget.
The change in the long-term GDP growth trend raised eyebrows in the City yesterday, where economists said recent evidence suggested a higher growth rate was sustainable without a threat to inflation.
Economists questioned the relevance of the change, which only takes effect from 1999 onwards. For the next two years, the Treasury uses its actual forecasts for the short-term growth in GDP rather than an estimate of long-term trend growth.
One economist said: "This is largely an exercise in public relations, designed for the consumption of people other than in the City. Everyone knows the plans for three and four years ahead are simply fantasy. They focus on years one and two and those assumptions have hardly changed."
The new basis of calculation puts the PSBR pounds 0.5bn higher in the current fiscal year and pounds 3.25bn higher next year.
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Chinese astronomers have released the first pictures taken by the country's Jade Rabbit rover from the surface of the Moon.
The six-wheeled robot successfully detached from the Chang'e-3 lander this weekend, marking the first soft landing on the lunar surface since 1976 and making China the third nation (after the United States and former Soviet Union) to achieve this feat.
A 'soft landing' means that the descent was controlled by rockets (the Moon's lack of atmosphere means using parachutes is impossible), resulting in the safe transfer of on-board equipment. In earlier spacecraft launched by China had orbited the moon in 2007 before intentionally crash landing.
The solar-powered Jade Rabbit, or Yutu, rover will stay on the moon for three months, analysing the topsoil and surveying the Moon's surface for natural resources. Over the duration of its stay on the lunar surface more pictures and videos are expected to be transmitted back to Earth.
China sent its first astronaut into space in 2003 and plans to land a man on the moon sometime between 2025 and 2030. The next steps towards this goal will include another unmanned probe to bring back samples of lunar rock to earth, followed by to survey the landing in preparation for the manned phase of the Chinese space programme.
China's Jade Rabbit rover sends back its first pictures from the Moon
China's Jade Rabbit rover sends back its first pictures from the Moon
1/6 One of the first pictures of the lunar landscape as captured by the Jade Rabbit rover.
2/6 The six-wheeled Jader Rabbit rover is seent separating from the Chang'e-3 moon lander.
3/6 China's first moon rover, Yutu, or Jade Rabbit, is seen separating from the Chang'e-3 moon lander at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 15, 2013.
4/6 This screen grab taken from a CCTV footage shows a photo of the Jade Rabbit moon rover taken by the Chang'e-3 probe lander on December 15, 2013.
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5/6 This screen grab taken from a CCTV footage shows a photo of the Chang'e-3 probe lander taken by the Jade Rabbit moon rover on December 15, 2013.
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6/6 A detailed model of the Jade Rabbit lunar rover is shown on display at the China International Industry Fair 2013 in Shanghai in November.
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The most ambitious part of China's plan – to establish a permanent base on the moon as an outpost for missions to Mars – were announced following the voicing of similar ambitions by then-US president George Bush.
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We have just come back from st ives John folwer,our party was four adults and two children.
We had a budget woodland chalet,this was nice well equipet and clean ,only complaint was the bath was extreamly small !!!
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Pool was ok however there are no lockers or changing rooms.
The entertainment team work EXTREAMLY HARD to keep every one happy.
Close to st ives and not too far away from Hayle. We will be returning thankyou to all the staff who made our stay a pleasent one.
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The Next Generation of Scientists, Innovators & Dreamers
It's a fact, science is part of our everyday world. Whether you are making a sandwich, riding a bike or building a rocket - its all around us. At Chabot, we are inspiring the next generation of scientists, engineers, innovators and dreamers.
We offer many exciting opportunities for kids to get involved, get excited and get engaged! Check out our Discovery Lab, submit a question to a real life Astronomer or Scientist, take a photo in our replica Gemini Transport Capsule, participate in a demonstration, celebrate a birthday or look through a telescope at the same stars that kids looked at over a hundred years ago. Kids can bring their parents to our Tykes Explorers Workshops, participate in Space & Science Camp, or vanquish energy vampires in our Bills Climate Lab online game and much more.
The list below is just some of the things you will find especially for KIDS at Chabot.
Bookmark this page to learn about all the exciting things that we have just for Kids.
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$5 First Fridays
Every First Friday: 6-10pm
Admission: $5
At $5 First Fridays you can join a Night Hike through the redwoods or enjoy various laser and planetarium shows. Admission also includes hands-on activities and live demonstrations throughout the center, as well as any special events that are going on that evening. It's fun for the whole family!
Bay Area International Children's Film Festival
A Playdate for the Imagination
Chabot Space & Science Center and the Bay Area International Children's Film Festival have joined forces to present the 9th annual Playdate for the Imagination™ where education and imagination collide. In its 9th year, the festival continues to delight and inspire Bay Area families with a full weekend of events and special programs that include internationally celebrated family-friendly films, special presentations from Award-Winning Pixar filmmakers, hands-on animation workshops and more. This year's theme of science, technology, engineering, art and math, STEAM, will be featured in the films and with the hands-on programs offered in the Center.
Telescope Viewing
Chabot's giant, historic telescopes offer a unique way to experience the awe and wonder of the Universe. Check out celestial viewing day and night. Our observatory deck offers breathtaking views 1,500 feet above the Bay.
50 Artists. 50 Years.
The Star Trek 50 Artsists. 50 Years Art Exhibition will stay at Chabot until Saturday, March 12th. Get your chance to see this excited exhibit for two extended weeks!
Click here for more information:chabotspace.org/startrek
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Please check the link here for specific information on closures; all or portions of our Center are closed for a private event. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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FREE Member Admission, RSVP Required!
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A Chabot Space & Science Center production. Major funding provided by the National Science Foundation.
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Revelation 7:9 - After this I beheld, and, lo, a great multitude, which no man could number, of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues, stood before the throne, and before the Lamb, clothed with white robes, and palms in their hands;
Revelation 22:14 - Blessed [are] they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
Isaiah 61:10 - I will greatly rejoice in the LORD, my soul shall be joyful in my God; for he hath clothed me with the garments of salvation, he hath covered me with the robe of righteousness, as a bridegroom decketh [himself] with ornaments, and as a bride adorneth [herself] with her jewels.
Revelation 7:13 - And one of the elders answered, saying unto me, What are these which are arrayed in white robes? and whence came they?
Revelation 6:11 - And white robes were given unto every one of them; and it was said unto them, that they should rest yet for a little season, until their fellowservants also and their brethren, that should be killed as they [were], should be fulfilled.
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. Joey Logano (10th) was the highest-finishing Toyota driver in Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at Alabama's Talladega Superspeedway.
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. Other Camry drivers in the field included Martin Truex Jr. (13th), David Reutimann (14th), Casey Mears (22nd), Denny Hamlin (23rd), Bobby Labonte (24th), Michael Waltrip (28th), Kyle Busch (35th), Kasey Kahne (37th), Brian Vickers (38th), Joe Nemechek (41st) and Kevin Conway (43rd).
. Busch fell to sixth-place in the unofficial NSCS point standings after Talladega, and is now 38 points behind leader Carl Edwards.
. Other Toyota drivers in the top-20 in the unofficial NSCS point standings after eight of 36 races include Hamlin (17th), Kahne (18th) and Truex (19th).
JOEY LOGANO, No. 20 Home Depot Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing Finishing Position: 10th
What did you think of the racing today? "It was Talladega -- we were just pushing each other like a bunch of idiots. I didn't mean to get into my teammate. Kyle (Busch) and I were working good together. We won yesterday together. We wanted it to go the same way today. We were working with each other really good again today. Our communication is really good. We know what we need to do with each other to go fast. Just got out there on the outside and spun him out. It's a product of the racing. I think he was a little bit free as it was. When you get up there and you have to turn the wheel a little bit extra at the end, it's enough to get him loose and I just helped him the rest of the way. It was unfortunate to get our teammate there, but there at the end I was trying to work with the 11 (Denny Hamlin) and I don't know -- there was cars wrecking in front of us, we all checked up and they keep it green. Go figure. I don't know. I don't know how that all works, but we lost a lot of time there. I had to go with the 34 (David Gilliland) and we pushed him up to 10th. I wish the race was 150 laps shorter than it is because it's pretty much a waste of time the rest of the time. Either way, it's a good run for the Home Depot Toyota. We finally got a top-10 this year. Something we can build off of for sure and we can keep going from here. We just need to keep backing these things up."
Do you like the two-car draft? "No -- I would rather be in a bigger pack. At one point we just got off each other just to save our race cars and save our bumpers. We just saved our stuff there until we needed it and we were able to push hard at the end of the race. You just ride around for the first few -- we kind of used up what we had in the beginning and see what we can do. Towards the middle we just decided to ride and we were able to keep up with all of us in line. There were probably 10 of us in line. We were able to go fast enough to keep up. That was the best way and at the end you just have to push, push, push."
MARTIN TRUEX JR., No. 56 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota Camry, Michael Waltrip Finishing Position: 13th
How was your race today? "Man, it feels good to finish one of these races. The last two weeks have been hard on this NAPA team, but we've remained focused and got a solid finish and a good bunch of points. It also feels good to lead some laps again. I've said it all season, I've got a great race team and we had a shot to win again. We just have a little more work to do to cool our cars down, but overall, our car was an improvement from the one we had in Daytona. I'm pleased."
DAVID REUTIMANN, No. 00 Aaron's Coloring Contest Toyota Camry, Michael Waltrip Racing Finishing Position: 14th
How was your race today? "I'm just disappointed. Really felt like we were going to be better than that. Got in line there and had to shove. The thing got really, really hot and just couldn't push any harder so it's disappointing. We would get in the middle and for some reason our car would get pulled off of the car in front. We need to figure that out. The guys did a great job. Just not the finish we were looking for."
CASEY MEARS, No. 13 GEICO Toyota Camry, Germain Racing Finishing Position: 22nd
DENNY HAMLIN, No. 11 FedEx Office Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing Finishing Position: 23rd
BOBBY LABONTE, No. 47 Bush's Baked Beans Toyota Camry, JTG-Daugherty Racing Finishing Position: 24th
MICHAEL WALTRIP, No. 15 Aaron's/Auburn University Toyota Camry, Michael Waltrip Racing Finishing Position: 28th
How do you feel about your race today? "I'm just disappointed. I thought we had a really good shot to win the race. Being up there in the mix, I really thought we had a chance. The team did a really good job preparing the car. This car was perfectly capable of winning, but we just made a mistake and that cost us a chance to have a shot."
So far at every restrictor plate race I've been spun out....
KYLE BUSCH, No. 18 M&M's Pretzel Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing Finishing Position: 35th
Was your spin caused by something Joey Logano did in drafting with you? "Joey (Logano) and I worked great all day. Didn't have any issues. We had to go to the top to get around some of those guys. I got spun out -- nothing Joey did wrong. Just a product of what we've got. So far at every restrictor plate race I've been spun out -- maybe it's something I'm doing."
KASEY KAHNE, No. 4 Red Bull Toyota Camry, Red Bull Racing Team Finishing Position: 37th
Are you okay following the fire in your race car? "I'm fine. I actually didn't really even get in that bad of a wreck. It was more the car just got some flames in the back because of the oil I guess. I sucked up a little bit of black smoke, but that was it. I stink, too."
What was the racing like out there? "It was actually really good. When I was with Brian (Vickers) before Brian got taken out by whoever else wrecked there early, I think, myself and the Sheriff (Brian Vickers) were working pretty well together. We led laps, we were upfront and everything was good and then we lost him and from there it was just a struggle. I didn't have a partner, so then I went and found one. We were a lap down because we were racing by ourselves half of the time."
What did you see happen in front of you? "I saw the 6 (David Ragan) car blow up and then cars wrecked in front of him. There should've been a caution coming for the 6 blowing up and then other guys started wrecking in front of him. I have no idea why they wrecked. It's just the way it went. I saw the 2 (Brad Keselowski) go right and they went right and they started coming left, so I went left and then back right. We just ended up being in it."
BRIAN VICKERS, No. 83 Red Bull Toyota Camry, Red Bull Racing Team Finishing Position: 38th
What happened that took you out of the race? "From my perspective in the car, I was riding around minding my own business and we just got hit in the door. I just saw the replay coming out of the care center and it looked like Kurt (Busch) got into the left rear and turned the 09 (Landon Cassill) and we happened to be the unlucky victim. Again, we've had a really good car -- ran up front all day, like we've had many times this year and unfortunately, we were just in the wrong place at the wrong time."
Do you feel that you have to be in two cars at once in this type of racing? "You kind of do -- you have to clear yourself and clear them. You have to be able to communicate where you're going to go. When you're the guy in the back, it's hard -- it's really hard. It's hard to know where to go and where not to go and whether to keep pushing or not."
JOE NEMECHEK, No. 87 NEMCO Toyota Camry, NEMCO Motorsports Finishing Position: 41st
KEVIN CONWAY, No. 97 Extenze Toyota Camry, NEMCO Motorsports Finishing Position: 43rd
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In response to PA-10-013: Behavioral &Integrative Treatment Development Program (R34), we propose to evaluate an mHealth-enhanced peer navigation intervention for improving retention in care and adherence to antiretroviral therapy (ART) for out-of-care, HIV-infected injection drug users (IDUs). This proposal is a Stage 2a study in the Stage Model of Behavioral Therapy Development, designed to collect feasibility and acceptability data for a multi-component intervention based on 2 promising strategies: peer navigation (PN) and ecologic momentary intervention (EMI). Despite the wide availability of ART, many HIV-infected IDUs are not engaged in HIV care. Personalized psychosocial and logistic support such as is commonly delivered by case managers or patient navigators can improve medical care for persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), but novel strategies are needed to ensure this support is financially sustainable over the long-term and responsive to the unique challenges encountered by substance abusing patients. We have developed the electronic Mobile Open-source Comprehensive Health Application (eMOCHA) to assist peer navigators (former IDUs successfully engaged in HIV care) in delivering individually-tailored interventions to HIV-infected IDUs who have been out of care for over a year. eMOCHA is an innovative, smartphone-based mHealth application that uses ecologic momentary analysis (EMA) methods to assess HIV care engagement (clinic attendance and adherence), drug cravings, and psychosocial stress. In this study, IDUs who attend an initial HIV care visit will be randomized to usual care or the eMOCHA-peer navigator intervention. According to predetermined algorithms, the eMOCHA program will detect threats to care engagement and trigger one of two types of interventions: (1) a phone call or visit from a peer navigator for assistance with a specific problem, or (2) an automated, context-specific text message (i.e., MI). Results from this study will allow refinement of the intervention and generation of preliminary efficacy data that will inform subsequent design of a larger, more expensive clinical trial to evaluate the effectiveness of this approach. If effective, strategies combining mHealth and peer navigation may offer a scalable, potentially cost-effective approach to keeping high-risk PLWHA engaged in care.
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朝鮮半島周辺海域の鰭脚類 : 朝鮮の古文献のニホンアシカとゴマフアザラシ [in Japanese] Pinniped records on the neighbouring waters of the Korean Peninsula : Japanese sea lions and larga seals recorded in the ancient literature of Korea [in Japanese]
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We studied nine marine mammal records from two old Korean texts, Chinese writting, Goshu-enjimon-chosen-sanko (Goshu's long, scattered manuscripts) and Chosen-Ocho-jitsuroku (A Korean True Account on the Monarchial Age). Four of the records were identified or assumed to be on the Japanese sea lion (Zalophus californianus japonicus) and five on larga seals (Phoca largha). The Japanese sea lion lived from the end of 17th c. to the beginning of the 19th c. and the larga seal from the 3rd c. B.C. to the end of 18th c. Two places where the sea lion are reported to have lived were Ullung-do in the Sea of Japan, and the estuary of the Tumangang in northeastern Korea, bordering on Russia. One place that the seal is reported to have lived was Kangnung located on the eastern coast of the Korean Peninsula. The other four places were somewhere around "the eastern waters", broad area containing the Bo Hai, Huang Hai and Sea of Japan. We confirmed that sea lions had had a breeding colony at Ullung-do at the end of 18th c., and estimate that their population size was substantial during three periods, the end of 17th and 18th c. and the beginning of 19th c.
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Penn State president says accepting NCAA sanctions his toughest decisionNovember 6, 2012 10:00 AM
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State University president Rodney Erickson said he knew in July some would vilify him for accepting landmark NCAA sanctions over the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal, including a $60 million fine and postseason football ban.
"It's the hardest decision I've ever had to make in my 40-year career," he told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Monday. "I said to my colleagues here, 'I know I will be condemned in some circles.' "
But in an interview marking a year since the scandal exploded into the headlines, Mr. Erickson, 66, expressed no second thoughts about that call or other tough choices he has made in the 12 months since the ouster of his predecessor, Graham Spanier, thrust Mr. Erickson into the presidency.
"With the cards I was dealt, no, I stand by those decisions ... very difficult decisions, as they were," said Mr. Erickson, who announced shortly after taking the job that he intended to step down by June 2014 after the next president is in place.
The interview in Old Main was among several he gave to news organizations a year to the day after Sandusky's arrest. During the session, he said the school has managed tremendous accomplishments despite the scandal.
Though he said the case had some impact on giving to Penn State, the $208 million in fundraising last year nevertheless was the second-best in university history, eclipsed by only the previous year that included a mega-gift toward the school's hockey program.
Sponsored research grew from $805 million to $808 million and new research awards are up by 11 percent. And despite a decline of nearly 1,400 students on its commonwealth campuses, which he attributed largely to state demographic trends, Mr. Erickson said the university of nearly 97,000 students mustered a gain of 43 students this fall because of increases in its online World Campus and growth of less than 1 percent at University Park.
"That's about as stable as it comes," he said of the modest-sized enrollment uptick.
"Our students continue to do outstanding things, both in the classroom and outside," he said. "And faculty have stayed very much on task and staying true to our mission of teaching, research and service."
The amount of his time devoted to the Sandusky matter has declined as the months have progressed, though Mr. Erickson said, "I can't recall that there is ever a day when there is not something related to it that comes across my desk, [or in] my email, my phone, my meetings."
He said he was called to testify Sept. 11 before a state grand jury investigating the case. "The judge gave me specific instructions that I was not to reveal anything about the nature of the testimony other than I had testified if asked," Mr. Erickson said.
Asked if he has any reason to think he is under suspicion, Mr. Erickson replied, "No." Nor has he been given any cause to think that additional university personnel could face charges.
Sandusky, 68, a retired Penn State assistant football coach, last month began serving a 30- to 60-year prison sentence. He was convicted in June of 45 criminal counts related to sexually assaulting 10 boys over 15 years, some on Penn State's campus.
His arrest thrust Penn State into a media firestorm that within days led to the firing of legendary football coach Joe Paterno and the forced resignation of Mr. Spanier, who last week became the third university official to be criminally charged in an alleged coverup.
Their departures came as the university faced a barrage of criticism for its failure to alert law enforcement to one of Sandusky's attacks in a campus shower in 2001.
Responsibility for addressing those criticisms and helping repair the school's image fell to Mr. Erickson, when he took the helm of the state's flagship public university.
In addition to the typical demands of running a research institution with two dozen campuses and tens of thousands of employees, Mr. Erickson has worked to implement dozens of reforms recommended by a school-commissioned investigative report while reaching out to constituencies from faculty and students to legislators and the school's alumni, many still upset by treatment given to the late Mr. Paterno, including the removal of his statue from outside Beaver Stadium this summer.
Some school trustees said they were angry that the full board was not brought into the decision to accept the NCAA sanctions, but Mr. Erickson reiterated that he acted after consulting the board's executive committee and after weighing potential suspension of the football program and damage that could result.
Mr. Erickson, a well-regarded provost who might already be retired were it not for the scandal, seemed during Monday's interview to downplay any notion that his role was to make the most unpopular decisions now so his successor could begin a presidency unencumbered by such baggage. He suggested those decisions simply had to be made sooner rather than later.
Just the same, he said he hopes he will hand over an office that is closer to normalcy.
"Certainly, my hope is that I will have paved the way for my successor -- whoever he or she may be -- and that they will be able to come into a presidency that has more of the trappings of a normal appointment, " he said.
And he'd like to ultimately be remembered for strengthening academics during his long career at the university including the presidency. "There could be nothing better from my perspective."education - mobilehome - state - psusports
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Quick Christmas Braid
|Frozen bread dough
|16 Ounce (1 Loaf)
|2 Tablespoon, softened
|Packed brown sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chopped pecans
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sifted powdered sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|5 Teaspoon
|Red sugar
|1 Tablespoon
|Pecan halves
|1 Tablespoon
Thaw frozen dough completely; roll to 12-inch square.
Cut in 3 strips.
Spread butter down lengthwise center of each strip.
Combine brown sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle over butter.
Top with chopped pecans.
Bring dough up around filling, sealing edges, to form three ropes.
Place on greased baking sheet; braid loosely.
Let rise till double, about 30 minutes.
Bake in 375° oven for 30 to 35 minutes.
(Cover braid with foil last few minutes if necessary to prevent over-browning.) Combine powdered sugar and enough milk to make thin glaze.
Drizzle over braid while still warm.
Sprinkle with red sugar; trim with pecan halves.
Makes 1 loaf.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2445 Calories from Fat 617
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 70 g107.4%
Saturated Fat 18.6 g92.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 67 mg22.3%
Sodium 2162.7 mg90.1%
Total Carbohydrates 413 g137.7%
Dietary Fiber 14.4 g57.6%
Sugars 206.7 g
Protein 32 g63.8%
Vitamin A 16.1% Vitamin C 0.96%
Calcium 31.6% Iron 59%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Employees generally may not use contributions made to a health flexible spending account ("health FSA") in one plan year to purchase a benefit that will be provided in a subsequent plan year. This "use it or lose it" rule results in the forfeiture of unused balances remaining at the end of the plan year. Recently, the IRS announced an exception to the "use it or lose it rule," whereby employees may carry over up to $500 of a remaining health FSA balance for use in the following plan year. The carryover rule may be adopted effective as early as the 2013 plan year, but the carryover rule is subject to certain restrictions that may make it unattractive to some employers.
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Health FSAs are offered under cafeteria plans pursuant to Section 125 of the Internal Revenue Code (the "Code"). Section 125 of the Code contains the origin of the "use it or lose it" rule, providing that a Section 125 cafeteria plan may not provide for deferred compensation.1 In 2005, the IRS softened its stance on the "Use It or Lose It" rule, permitting a grace period until March 15th of the following plan year in which to incur expenses under a FSA.2
In addition to the "use it or lose it" rule, health care reform imposes a $2,500 limit on employee contributions to a health FSA for plan years beginning after January 1, 2013.3 The IRS acknowledged that the $2,500 limit on FSA contributions "limits the potential using health FSAs to defer compensation and the extent to which salary reduction amounts may accumulate over time" and requested comments as to whether the "use it or lose it" rule should be modified.4 Public comments argued for additional flexibility.
2. IRS Notice 2013-71: The Carryover Option
To address public concerns over the lack of administrative flexibility, the IRS issued Notice 2013-71, which further modified the "use it or lose it" rule to permit up to $500 of the unused balance in a health FSA to be carried over to a subsequent plan year. The ability to carry over a portion of the unused health FSA balance is referred to as the "Carryover Option." Key rules regarding the Carryover Option are outlined below:5
3. How and When to Incorporate the Carryover Into Your Plan
A cafeteria plan offering the health FSA must be amended to incorporate the Carryover Option and delete any grace period. The deadline to adopt the amendment is the last day of the plan year from which amounts may be carried over. For example, if ABC Co. wishes to adopt the amendment for its calendar year plan so that participants can carryover amounts from 2013 to 2014, the amendment must be adopted on or before December 31, 2013. If ABC Co.'s plan contained a grace period prior to the amendment, the grace period for 2013 must be eliminated. Employers may find it difficult to eliminate a grace period for 2013 since employees made salary reduction elections for 2013 based on the fact that there would be a grace period in 2014 in which to use those contributions and may have scheduled medical procedures with that grace period in mind. Further, employers desiring to amend their plans for the 2014 year likely have already communicated the availability of a grace period for 2014. Such plan provisions and communications may give rise to rights under other laws, for example, ERISA or state law.
4. Carryover and Health Savings Accounts
High deductible health plans with health savings accounts ("HSAs") have become increasingly popular. However, two HSA rules limit the ability of an employee to have both a HSA and a FSA: (a) employees enrolled in general purpose health FSAs are ineligible to contribute to HSAs6, and (b) employees may not contribute to HSAs while they have a health FSA balance.7
IRS Notice 2013-71 is silent as to how the Carryover Option will affect the HSA rules mentioned above. A strict reading of the HSA rules suggests that individuals with a carryover from a general purpose health FSA would be ineligible to contribute to a HSA for the subsequent plan year (at least for the period in which the employee may access the carryover). Given the fact that the IRS released separate guidance regarding the effect of a FSA grace period on HSA contributions, many commentators expect the IRS to provide future guidance on how the Carryover Option will affect HSA contributions.
5. Transition Relief For Non-Calendar Year Plans
IRS Notice 2013-71 also clarifies previous transition guidance provided for non-calendar year plans for the year beginning in 2013.8 That transition guidance allowed applicable large employers to amend their non-calendar year plans to allow employees a one-time opportunity to prospectively change or revoke an election or to make a prospective election of salary reduction contributions in connection with an employer-provided accident and health plan. The transition rule would allow prospective changes that might be necessary to elect coverage on an exchange. The Notice clarifies that the transition relief is available to employers who are not "applicable large employers" and allows employers to limit the period during which such an election may be made.
6. Conclusion
Employers should exercise caution when considering whether to implement the Carryover Option, taking into account the possibility of increased administrative costs and the unavailability of a grace period. Further, the rules regarding the interaction between the Carryover Option and HSAs are far from clear at this point, so employers with HSAs will want to exercise additional caution. Further, employers will have to weigh the advantage of having the carryover amount available until utilized versus having the entire $2,500 (or lesser limit) available during the grace period. Nonetheless, the Carryover Option may be particularly attractive to employees with unused health FSA balances of $500 or less at the end of the plan year.
Employers wishing to allow carryovers from the 2013 plan year must amend their plan documents by the last day of the 2013 year. King & Spalding is happy to assist you with implementing the Carryover Option, as well as any other questions you may have regarding this new health savings opportunity.
1 See §125(d)(2) of the Code. See also Prop. Treas. Reg. §1.125-1(c)(ii)(7)(C).
2 See IRS Notice 2005-42. Note that a grace period is to be distinguished from a "run-out" period, which is a period following the plan year during which a participant can request reimbursements for qualified medical expenses incurred during the plan year.
3 See §125(i) of the Code, as amended by §10902 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
4 See IRS Notice 2012-40.
5 For purposes of these examples, assume the cafeteria plan operates on a calendar year basis.
6 See Code §223(c)(1)(A)(ii). See also, Rev. Rul. 2004-45, Situation 1.
7 See Code §223(c)(1)(A)(ii). IRS Notice 2005-86 provides that employees with an unused health FSA balance may participate in a HSA after the health FSA grace period expires (i.e. if the grace period expires on March 15, the participant may contribute to the HSA on April 1st of the subsequent plan year).
8 Section IX.B of the preamble to proposed regulations relating to shared responsibility under Section 4980H provides the transition rule. See 78 Fed. Reg. 218, 237.
1 See §125(d)(2) of the Code. See also Prop. Treas. Reg. §1.125-1(c)(ii)(7)(C).
2 See IRS Notice 2005-42. Note that a grace period is to be distinguished from a "run-out" period, which is a period following the plan year during which a participant can request reimbursements for qualified medical expenses incurred during the plan year.
3 See §125(i) of the Code, as amended by §10902 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
4 See IRS Notice 2012-40.
5 For purposes of these examples, assume the cafeteria plan operates on a calendar year basis.
6 See Code §223(c)(1)(A)(ii). See also, Rev. Rul. 2004-45, Situation 1.
7 See Code §223(c)(1)(A)(ii). IRS Notice 2005-86 provides that employees with an unused health FSA balance may participate in a HSA after the health FSA grace period expires (i.e. if the grace period expires on March 15, the participant may contribute to the HSA on April 1st of the subsequent plan year).
8 Section IX.B of the preamble to proposed regulations relating to shared responsibility under Section 4980H provides the transition rule. See 78 Fed. Reg. 218, 237.
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Ray A. Gainey
GREENWOOD ---- Ray A. Gainey, 80, of Greenwood and formerly of Bloomfield, passed Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2004 at 10:20 a.m. at Community South Hospital in Greenwood.
Born Feb. 1, 1924, in Greene County, he was the son of Thurman and Lovia (Fitzpatrick) Gainey.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, having served during World War II. He worked as a pressman for The Evening World newspaper in Bloomfield and had worked at Eli Lilly in Indianapolis as a lab technician in the insulin department. He was retired.
Survivors include his wife of 54 years, Mary Newkirk Gainey of Greenwood; two sons, Ray Cameron Gainey of Indianapolis and Tony Gainey of Prescott, Ariz.; two daughters, Jamie Ryan and Terri Green, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Ruth E. Gainey of Indianapolis; a sister-in-law, Frances Gainey of Bloomfield; brother-in-law, James Newkirk of Linton; eight grandchildren, several nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Richard and Willard Gainey; two sisters, Grace Laughlin and Mary Fiscus; and a granddaughter, Nicki Earle.
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The Mining and Rollo Jamison Museums pursue excellence in regional and mining history. We are located at the eastern end of Plattevilles Historic District. Visit us to tour the 1845 Bevans Lead Mine, ride in a 1931 mine train (weather permitting), and learn about the local history of Platteville and lead and zinc mining of the Upper Mississippi Valley.
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Lead ore was the first metal ore mined in Wisconsin, followed by zinc and iron. Although southwestern Wisconsin is best known today for its rich farmlands, place names such as Mineral Point, Hardscrabble, New Diggings, Black Jack and Lead Mine evoke an earlier time when local mines produced much of the nation's lead. In the early nineteenth century, Wisconsin lead mining was more promising and attractive to potential settlers than either the fur trade or farming. Its potentially quick rewards lured a steady stream of settlers up the Mississippi River and into Grant, Crawford, Iowa, and Lafayette counties in the early nineteenth century. By 1829, more than 4,000 miners worked in southwestern Wisconsin, producing 13 million pounds of lead a year.
During the 1820s, lead was discovered around the Fever River (now the Galena River), in northwestern Illinois. By 1828, mining had spread north into southwestern Wisconsin, where more extensive lead deposits were found near Mineral Point and by 1829, more than 4,000 miners worked in southwestern Wisconsin, producing 13 million pounds of lead a year. By the mid-1830s, news of the lead rush in the Upper Mississippi Valley had reached all the way to Cornwall and a steady stream of skilled, hard-rock miners began to filter into Mineral Point. The Mineral Point, Wisconsin land office was opened in 1834.
In 1850, about 7,000 of the 27,000 British immigrants in Wisconsin were Cornish. Records show that by 1850, some 6,000 Cornish immigrants were living in the counties of Grant, Iowa and Lafayette in Wisconsin. Lead mining in the area went into decline during the 1850s, and many of the Cornish moved on to the copper mines of Upper Michigan and the gold mines of California. It is recorded that during the period, some 700 people left for California from Mineral Point. On one particular day, 60 wagons left, all headed west.
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Michael Uberoi of Outer Temple Chambers has concluded two lengthy hearings in the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS).
First, in GMC v Dr S, he represented a GP who had been convicted of injecting his wife with heroin and driving while under the influence of alcohol. The doctor was suspended for nine months (the GMC had argued for erasure). Uberoi was instructed by Simpson & Marwick, Edinburgh.
Second, in GMC v Dr M, Uberoi (instructed by Carson McDowell, Belfast) defended a doctor who was charged with attempting to dishonestly manipulate the outcome of Patient X's benefits assessment, by lying to the medical assessor about her knowledge of Patient X and lying about Patient X's symptoms. The doctor was released from proceedings after stage two, after the panel found that she was not impaired. No warning was issued.


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Apple Shuttering Its HopStop Transit Directions App
The HopStop app is being dropped as Apple works to bolster public transit information and mapping in its upcoming iOS 9 mobile operating system.Apple is shutting down the HopStop public transit and mapping app that it bought in 2013 as it moves to integrate transit and mapping services for customers in iOS 9, which will be released Sept. 16. The closing of HopStop was reported Sept. 12 by Fortune, which attributed the move to Apple's desire to bring users to its own mapping services as they are added in the future. The news of the pending closure was also posted on the HopStop Website with a banner that says, "HopStop will no longer be available starting October 2015." The iPhone and iPad apps for the service are also no longer available in the App Store. HopStop services are available in some 300 cities around the world. Apple has been struggling with mobile mapping services in the last several years, especially compared with Google Maps and its offerings. In May, Apple announced that it would finally be bringing transit mapping services to its iPhones and iPads by the time it releases iOS 9, according to an earlier eWEEK report. The rollout will be slow, however, with transit directions for only six cities around the world to start. Expected to be included in the first round are New York, San Francisco, Toronto, London, Paris and Berlin, according to reports. Some cities in China could also be included.
Apple has been lagging behind when it comes to mass transit directions in its Apple Maps app for almost three years. Google has been offering transit directions for Android users in that time and formerly provided such information to Apple iPhone and iPad users until Apple replaced Google Maps with its own new Apple Maps app in September 2012 as part of the then-new iOS 6, according to earlier eWEEK reports. Google Maps had been included in every previous version of iOS since the arrival of the iPhone in 2007. Apple removed Google Maps after a five-year agreement with Google expired.
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