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Whangarei Fritter Festival
Door sales avalible - please bring cash:
- Adult - $55
- Child - $20
- Family - $125
Come and celebrate 5 years of Fritter with us on Saturday 25 March 2017!
Enjoy a relaxed day with great music and a feast of fine wines and gourmet fritters from our region's finest local restaurants and wineries. Featuring outstanding sounds from The Feelers, The Black Seeds, dDub, Less the Harp, Cake and Eat it, Rangitane Riot and Farandicus. Mc'd by Luke Bird.
The top restaurants and cafes will battle it out for the annual Best Fritter Trophy and you get to vote in the New World Regent People's choice award. Plus there is also the giant waterslide when you're not dancing or enjoying the delicious fritters on offer.
Brought to you by Venues and Events Whangarei, the Fritter Festival runs from 11am-7pm on Saturday 25 March 2017 at Toll Stadium.
Earlybird tickets available from 2 November 2016 until 31 January 2017 for adults and groups, discounted Pre Sale general price from 1 February 2017 until 24 March 2017, gate sale prices 25 March.
All ticket prices are inclusive of booking fees. Child is 4-17 years old. 3 and under free.
Bus Tickets
Three special bus services will be provided once again for the event. Bus tickets must be purchased with a Fritter Festival ticket. A separate bus ticket will be issued to present to the driver.
All buses are due to arrive at Toll Stadium, Okara Drive, Whangarei between 10.30am– 11.00am and will depart Toll Stadium from Okara Drive straight after the festival finishes at approximately 7pm.
Please review bus route information carefully to ensure the correct ticket is purchased.
Whangarei District $17 return
Route 1: Matapouri to Toll Stadium Return
Pick up points and departing times: Matapouri dairy 10am, Tutukaka Service Station 10.15am, Ngunguru dairy 10.30am
Route 2: Whangarei Heads to Toll Stadium Return
Pick up Points and departing times: McLeods Bay The Deck, Reotahi Rd 10.15am, Parua Bay Tavern Car Park, 10.30am, Onerahi Tavern Car Park 10.45am
Route 3: Mangawhai to Toll Stadium
Pick up points and departing times: Mangawhai 9.30am, departs Waipu Cove dairy 9.50am, Waipu Fire Station, Nova Scotia Drive 10.00am, Ruakaka shops 10.30am
Bus tickets can be bought up until 4pm, 21 March 2017.
Pick up points may be adjusted depending on demand. Patrons are advised to leave a day time phone number during their purchase. Final bus timetables will be posted on the event page of Eventfinda prior to the event.
Note: There is not the ability to have child seats on the buses. Children 4 and under can sit on an adults knee but this is the sole responsibility and decision of the adult and neither the event organiser or bus company will take any responsibility for any incident or injury that may occur. Children 5-17 years old must have their own seat and bus ticket as will children 4 and under who require a dedicated seat. All adults must have a bus ticket.
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Address | Okara Park, Okara Dr |
Phone | +64 27 477 0094 |
Website | http://www.northlandeventscentre.co.nz/ |


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LAHORE: ICC Chief Executive Dave Richardson made it clear that worldwide cricket can come back to Pakistan simply after the security circumstance enhances in the nation.
ISSF Junior World Cup: Shooter Anhad Jawanda wins gold
Richardson was talking at a public interview held after he introduced the ICC Test Championship mace to Pakistan chief Misbah-ul-Haq at the Gaddafi stadium here for stowing the main position in the ICC rankings.
"I know there is parcel of energy for cricket in Pakistan and that is the reason I generally appreciate coming here. In any case, just the security circumstance will choose when universal cricket comes back to Pakistan," Richardson said
He said ICC needed all its part nations, including Pakistan, to play global cricket at home yet in the long run the security circumstance in the nation will manage what happens later on.
Pakistan has not facilitated a full Test arrangement at home against any group since March 2009 when aggressors assaulted the Sri Lankan group in Lahore murdering six policemen and harming an umpire and some meeting players.
Since than just humble positioned groups like Afghanistan, Zimbabwe and Kenya have gone to Pakistan for short restricted over matches.
Richardson said it was an exceptional accomplishment with respect to Pakistan to achieve the main Test positioning spot and this was simply because of the extreme energy for cricket among the general population.
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20 Interesting Things About Famous Conjoined Twins Abby And Brittany Hensel
1. As conjoined twins, they share a body but they have separate vital organs. Each twin has a separate heart, stomach, spine, lungs and spinal cord.
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Erythrina schliebenii is a Critically Endangered tree species, endemic to Tanzania in East Africa. The tree belongs to the genus of 'coral trees' which have beautiful red flowers and spiny trunks. Erythrina schliebenii was thought to have gone Extinct, but was rediscovered and conservation measures are now in place. Population numbers are extremely low and conservation measures, in situ and ex situ, remain a priority to ensure the survival of this charismatic tree species.
The tree was first discovered and collected in the 1930s, in an area of forest on the sides of Lake Lutamba, in southern coastal Tanzania. The area was cleared for a cashew nut plantation and following unsuccessful searches for the species it was declared Extinct in The World List of Threatened Trees (Oldfield, et al., 1998).
In 2001 specimens with flowers of this species were collected from Namatimbli, a small patch of unprotected forest 115km from the original collection locality by Frank Mbago of the University of Dar es Salaam Herbarium. The flowers were sent to the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew for verification and were confirmed to be Erythrina schliebenii.
In 2011 botanists from Tanzania's University of Dar es Salaam returned to Namatimbili and collected specimens of E. schliebenii with both flowers and fruit. The single known locality only has a population of around 12 mature individuals and the area is under severe threat from degradation and clearing due to improvements in infrastructure and rapid population increase. This has led to the species' current status on the IUCN Red List as Critically Endangered.
Propagation material of E. schliebenii was collected and five healthy seedlings have been successfully cultivated by Head Gardener at the State House in Dar es Salaam, Mr.Lenin Festo. One seedling was ceremonially planted in the grounds of State House and in Zanzibar on Union Day in 2014 (26th April), to mark the 50th anniversary of the unification of Tanganyika and Zanzibar to form the United Republic of Tanzania. This event coincided with Arbor Day and was an occasion to celebrate the valuable conservation efforts of such an attractive species. Find out more about the Union Day tree planting event.
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This article explains how I install Linux Mint Debian 201204. It doesn't explain every detail. Just the main steps are explained. If you are new to Linux, you shouldn't install the Debian edition. Install the normal edition instead.
1. Download Linux Mint Debian 201204 MATE/Cinnamon 64-bit. Later, I want to use the MATE desktop (because I am a fan of the old GNOME 2 desktop).
2. Burn the .iso to DVD. Turn the computer off.
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5. The DVD with Linux Mint Debian 201204 is loading.
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My Brothers Keeper – The Story of the Nicholas Brothers
Kudos to Rueben D. Echoles for creating such a wonderful, groundbreaking. bio-musical!. As the book writer, director and one of two outstanding actor/dancers (he plays Harold Nicholas) Echoles' has created one of the best shows ever at the Black Ensemble Theater. Besides writing, directing, costumes, choreography, he wrote eight original songs that were fine show-specific tunes. Add Echolas' terrific dancing and this show is truly Echoles' opus!.
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The Sound and Style of a Classic SG!
Gibson's SG Tribute '60s model solidbody electric guitar takes you back to the early days of one of rock's most iconic instruments. In the nearly seven years that Gibson stopped production on the original Les Paul sales in favor of the this lighter and more aggressive-sounding instrument, the SG "Solid Guitar" went from being an outlandish model Les Paul himself rejected to a staple of the emerging world of hard rock. Why? Because the grit and growl this magnificently accessible guitar had to offer was a perfect fit for the new wave of distortion-seeking, amp-cranking, solo-loving guitarists who change the face of the music world forever. And when you get your hands on the slim '60s neck and high-flying Burstbucker pickups loaded on the Gibson SG Tribute '60s guitar, you'll hear why.
Gibson SG Tribute '60s Solidbody Electric Guitar at a Glance:- BurstBucker pickups deliver that timeless PAF humbucker tone
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When nothing but classic SG tone will do, then it's time to check out this 2013 Gibson SG Tribute '60s model guitar. Loaded with a set of BurstBucker humbucking pickups, the SG Tribute '60s electric guitar gives you the tight low end, complex midrange, and sweet highs you long for - in short, everything you expect when you pick up an SG! That's because Gibson designed their BurstBucker pickups to re-create the sound of the original PAF humbuckers to perfection. So if you want the time-tested tone of a classic, first-generation SG, then the SG Tribute '60s is the guitar for you.
You just can't beat the feel of this slim '60s-style SG neckThis Gibson SG Tribute '60s gives you the smooth feel and fast action of Gibson's SG slim profile neck. Early Les Pauls had huge necks, but by 1960 the neck underwent several modifications, eventually becoming the standard SlimTaper carve. This SG Tribute '60s takes the evolution of fast Gibson guitar neck carves one step farther, making this the fastest off-the-shelf SG ever designed. And when you add to that the ultra-smooth feel of its bound rosewood fingerboard, you get the best of both comfort and performance from the Gibson SG Tribute '60s.
Bringing back a legacy of time-tested rock toneIt's hard to believe that in 1961, Gibson decided to discontinue the original Les Paul guitar. No one really knows why. In fact, the first SGs were actually going to be called Les Pauls, until Les Paul himself objected, so they just shortened Solid Guitar to SG and called it good. By the time Gibson started Les Pauls again, the SG was so popular that they simply kept making them. As it turned out, a lot of guitarists enjoyed the slightly ruder and more aggressive sound of this guitar - and the SG Tribute '60s model nails the sound perfectly. Just pair this SG Tribute '60s with a classic high-gain tube amp, and you'll get a pretty good idea what inspired many of the biggest names in rock history.
Gibson 2013 SG Tribute '60s Solidbody Electric Guitar Features:- A classic solidbody electric guitar that delivers the classic look, sound, and feel of classic rock
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Albert Hotel
Dzirnavu iela 33, Riga, LV-1010, Latvia – This neighborhood is a great choice for travelers interested in restaurants, history, and food – Check location Great location - show map
everything was lovely, except the breakfast coffee, which was horrid.
The front desk staff were very friendly and went out of their way to answer any questions. Upon leaving we had an early flight and were given a good breakfast to take with us.
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very close to city center the breakfast was very good - also for the dinner room cleaned perfectly
When we booked a room here we asked for a room with a view, and we got one on the 9th floor with a beautiful view of Riga. Location is fantastic, great neighbourhood with nice restaurants. The room was clean, just enough space for a family of three. Herbal shampoo and skin care products provided by the hotel were very nice. The breakfast was fantastic, plenty of hot and cold choices, great coffee. There is a bar on the 11th floor of the hotel with a cosy open terrace. The staff is very nice, great drinks and snacks. We have enjoyed our stay at this hotel and will gladly come back.
Very good value for money, all basic things that you expect to get in a hotel like this (except safety box :-( ) Open air terrace on the 11th floor.
The beds were firm and very good The whole breakfast was excellent and with so many customers the staff were VERY efficient at replacing run down plates and containers of food.
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Bed was great - very comfortable. Breakfast was great, and minibar also! I do think it's one of the best hotels that I've been in Riga.
The reception was very welcoming. I especially appreciated "Christine" who welcomed me on my arrival. It is such a welcoming hotel The break fast was wonderful. and the location of the hotel was so beautiful and close to the venue of my conference. Clean rooms and environment. It is a good hotel no doubt about that. Free wifi as well.
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The hotel is new and breakfast is delicious and diverse. "Albert Einstein" style makes the hotel unique.
Everything was up to my expectations and even more! Was very pleasantly surprised by how modern and clean everything was. Also the staff was super nice and very helpful.
Great location!
Stay in the Heart of Riga – Great location – show map
One of our top picks in Riga. The modern Albert Hotel is in the center of Riga, 300 feet from the Albert Street with famous Art Nouveau architecture. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV.
All soundproofed rooms at the Albert are bright and classically furnished. Each comes equipped with a minibar, cable TV and a modern bathroom with a hairdryer.
Guests can visit the Star Lounge Bar with a terrace, from which they can admire panoramic views of the Old Town Riga and its parks. A buffet breakfast is served daily at the Bestsellers Riga Restaurant.
Front desk staff is available 24 hours a day and can store guests' valuables in the hotel safe or arrange shuttle services. Luggage storage and private parking are also available.
Albert Hotel is a 15 minute walk from the city's Old Town with its many historic attractions. Riga Central Train Station is an 8 minute drive away.
City Center is a great choice for travelers interested in restaurants, history and food.
This is our guests' favorite part of Riga, according to independent reviews.
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If you have any questions after booking, this property responds fast.
Located in the real heart of Riga, this property has an excellent location score of 8.6!
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This is what our guests say about us: "Brilliant hotel for the money". Curious? Come and enjoy an excellent breakfast and take a look at the breathtaking views from our rooftop bar. Not convinced yet? We are located in the heart of Riga and our friendly and always helpful staff will make your doubts disappear. You are welcome.
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Closest Landmarks
- Olympic Skonto Hall 0.2 miles
- Stockholm School of Economics in Riga 0.2 miles
- Kronvalda park 0.3 miles
- Latvenergo HQ 0.3 miles
- Nativity of Christ Cathedral 0.3 miles
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- Arsenals Exhibition Hall 0.6 miles
- Latvian National Opera 0.6 miles
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- Riga Dome Cathedral 0.7 miles
- Arena Riga 0.8 miles
- Riga Central Market 1 miles
- Grand Stage at Mezaparks 4.1 miles
- Livu Aqua Park 9.6 miles
- Dzintari Concert Hall 11.4 miles
- Majori 11.9 miles
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- Galleria Riga Supermarket 0.4 miles
Natural Beauty
- Daugava River 0.9 miles
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Facilities of Albert Hotel Great facilities! Review score, 8.1
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Pets are allowed. Charges may apply.
- Bicycle Rental (surcharge)
Food & Drink
- Special Diet Meals (upon request)
- Restaurant With Dining Menu
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Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs EUR 9 per day.
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One child under 12 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
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Podcast Profiles: Werewolf Radar Gets Weird
The Werewolf Radar crew with guest Andrew Orvedahl at El Charrito |
Podcasts are in tune with the democratized spirit of Internet media: anyone with a microphone and a computer can offer their listeners hours of recordings, usually for free. Limited only by their imaginations, podcasters have a freedom of expression unrestricted by commerce, censorship or geography. Here to celebrate Denver's great ones is Podcast Profiles, documenting the peculiar personalities behind them.
Perhaps no local podcast has a clearer mission than Werewolf Radar, a paranormal investigation that mines the darkest recesses of human understanding for laughs. "Like all perfect unions, ours was borne of conversation and the realization that nobody else was filling the niche where comedy and the X Files intermix," says co-host Nate Balding.
See also: The ten best comedy events in Denver this August
Werewolf Radar's perfect union is comprised of comedians Balding, Roger Norquist and Jordan Doll, who also produces and records the podcast each week. Sam Tallent is listed as a regular host, but rarely pops by to record these days. "Sam Tallent is an elusive beast and hard to track down sometimes. He's also impossible to photograph," reveals Doll.
Each episode kicks off with a segment called "The Week in Weird," during which the hosts riff and speculate on any crypto-zoological creature sightings, messages from beyond the grave, or generally unexplained phenomena.
Though it's a reliably hilarious and spooky listen, Werewolf Radar has transcended its audio roots, leading to an upcoming fall tour, a namesake cocktail at El Charrito and a new monthly showcase at the Roostercat Coffeehouse. Norquist assures that the "Werewolf Radar picture show contains the greatest monster movies ever hosted in creature feature fashion, along with magic and rituals to sleeping gods."
Another tenet of the podcast is hosting live recordings in purportedly haunted places, which will be the focus of their national tour this fall. "The upcoming tour is going to be something of a paranormal glimpse through a Southern looking glass that we're bankrolling with standup. Mostly it's an excuse to visit strange places while eating different barbecue," Balding continues. "We fucking love barbecue."
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We rocked up pretty early on Saturday to help our future neighbours move a few tons of road base around to their backyard. We hadn't heard much from our site supervisor over the last week, so we didn't really know what to expect in terms of progress for the week prior.
Holy crap. It looks like our house, and it looked really good.
Finally, the front and rear cladding had been painted. I was now able to truly visualise what our house was going to look like. Not only that, but all our doors, windows, and gables were stained 'dark oak'. Fortunately we had painters on site (a common theme for Saturday mornings as of late), so we were able to check on the progress of things inside the house. The yellowish colour that adorned the walls last week turned out to be a priming base coat, and now most of our walls were the correct colour – White Duck 1/4 strength. Oh, and they fixed the frosted glass on the front door! Metricon has addressed probably 80% of my concerns in this week alone. Dare I say I'm confident in Metricon's quality assurance?
We're so close we can taste it. I thought I'd have a better idea as to when we'd move in the closer we got, but I think it's just the opposite. I find myself guessing what's left and when should we start scheduling stuff like the fencing, the driveway, Telstra, etc. Every guess I throw out there is completely off – sometimes too short, sometimes too long.
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Spicy Asian White Bean Dip
This pairs best with Thin Regular Cut Fries (item A60).
- 350g White kidney beans, cooked and drained
- 10g Olive oil
- 10g Sesame oil
- 20g Soy sauce
- 8g Sambal oelek (fresh crushed chili paste)
- 7g Hot sauce
- 8g Garlic clove, minced
- 1.5g Curry powder
- 40g Water
- 15g Lime juice
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Super soft and designed for your comfort, the Double Comfort Top from Sloggi is made with cotton and Lycra. In a smooth shape without padding, this top is ideal for everyday wear. Please note: Packaging may vary.
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- Lillian (Boots) Cassel, Nell B. Dale, Henry MacKay Walker, Susan M. Haller:
Proceedings of the 31st SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, 2000, Austin, Texas, USA, March 7-12, 2000. ACM 2000, ISBN 1-58113-213-1 - Michael Bedy, Steve Carr, Xianglong Huang, Ching-Kuang Shene:
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one bedroom apartment in allston/brighton with a front room that could be used as a living room or a second bedroom. separate eat-in kitchen and full bathroom, including iron claw-foot tub. 2 blocks from b line (kelton st. stop or allston st. stop) 5 minutes walk to harvard and comm. ave and 66 bus, fifteen minute walk from coolidge corner and c line. rent is $1250 a month, includes heat and water. available july 1st. cats permitted with approval of landlord. there are a number of bodegas within quick walking distance, along with a cvs, and a liquor store if that's your thing. also whole foods is about four blocks away if that's you're thing either. there's lots of street parking if you have a permit. harvard and comm, the heart of allston nightlife including a slew of great bars, restaurants, bakeries, and music venues, is a few minutes walk away. two t-stops within walking distance.
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Component: | editor | Version: | 0.43 |
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i'd like to have a quick access to open files, à-la ctrl+3 to jump to existing menu items. when typing, it will filter out open files, just as it does with ctrl+3.
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Does Search/Open? Resource (Ctrl-Shift-R) fill that need?
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no. i don't know what a "resource" is in this case, but it does not list all the opened files.
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I participate in a couple of online forums where members have been eagerly discussing the various ways in which they plan to spend their tax rebates this year — $300 for retirees, $600 for most individuals, $1,200 for married couples and $300 for each child per family. While some have spoken of saving it or paying down debts, others have begun dreaming of the things they're going to buy and planning vacations. Before you book those flights to Italy or start checking out HD TVs, I'd highly recommend that you read an article by Liz Pulliam Weston on MSN Money, "America, don't blow this rebate."
The main points covered in the article are:
- Spending Money is Not Your Patriotic Duty
The U.S. Government is hoping Americans will spend their rebates and give the economy a temporary boost, but you should not consider this your patriotic duty, and instead look to your own finances first. - Credit card rates are on the Rise
So if you have credit card debt, this is the time to pay it off rather than put more on it. - If you are going to buy, buy American
Buying something made in China or taking a vacation abroad will not be doing your patriotic duty. If you are going to buy something, let it be American made, and if it's a vacation you're after, let it be a local or domestic one where the money spent goes to the U.S. economy and not a foreign one.
My suggestion would be to put it all in a high-yield savings account if you don't have debts to pay off. If there is something you or your family really needs, by all means do what you need to do, but if it's only something you want then I'd think twice about it first. This could apply to all money and not just this tax rebate.
For more information, I'd highly recommend reading the entire article. And be sure to file your 2007 taxes by April 15th to get on the tax rebate mailing list.
America, don't blow this rebate by Liz Pulliam Weston
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[UPDATED:] Verne Joseph Strong Guilty of Swinging Puppy on Leash While Arguing With His Girlfriend at Walmart, But DA is Doggone Mad Over Sentence
Over the barks of prosecutors, a judge today sentenced
Verne Joseph Strongto 317 days in jail--essentially time served--for swinging an 8-pound puppy by a leash like a lasso during a fight with his girlfriend. The Orange County District Attorney's Office wanted state prison time for the 57-year-old parolee out of Newport Beach for his criminal record and abuse of
Meanie, who was 8 months old at the time. The chihuahua-dachshund mix puppy has since been placed in protective custody.
The judge allowed Strong to plead guilty to misdemeanor animal abuse by a caretaker instead of a felony, eliminating a sentencing enhancement for violating his parole for a second degree commercial burglary conviction. In addition to the jail sentence, he was placed on probation for three years and ordered to pay restitution to the animal shelter that cared for the puppy.
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Meanwhile, a $25,000 arrest warrant has been issued for Strong's girlfriend, Angel Marie Holmes, who failed to appear at her arraignment on one felony count of accessory after the fact. Conviction could put the 37-year-old Newport Beach resident in state prison for three years.
Original Post, July 13, 2:30 p.m.: A 56-year-old Newport Beach man was being arraigned in Westminster today for allegedly swinging an 8-pound puppy on leash as he argued with his girlfriend in a Walmart parking lot.
Verne Joseph Strong is being charged with one felony count of animal abuse by a caretaker and a sentencing enhancement for a prior prison conviction for second degree commercial burglary, for which he is on parole. His girlfriend was also arrested for allegedly lying to officers about the the puppy swinging.
The Orange County District Attorney's Office statement on the case, which includes the welcome news that puppy Meanie is now in protective custody, follows after the jump . . .
July 13, 2010
WESTMINSTER - A parolee will be arraigned today for abusing an 8-pound puppy by using a leash as a lasso to swing it by the neck during an argument with his girlfriend in a Walmart parking lot. Verne Joseph Strong, 56, Newport Beach, was charged today with one felony count of animal abuse by a caretaker and a sentencing enhancement for a prior prison conviction for second degree commercial burglary, for which he is on parole. He faces a maximum sentence of four years in state prison if convicted. The People will be requesting $50,000 bail at Strong's arraignment today, Tuesday, July 13, 2010, at 1:30 p.m. in Department W-14, West Justice Center, Westminster.
Strong's girlfriend, Angel Marie Holmes, 37, Newport Beach, is charged with one felony count of accessory after the fact and faces a maximum sentence of three years in state prison. Her arraignment date is to be determined.
At approximately 6:45 p.m. on July 11, 2010, Strong is accused of getting into a verbal argument with his girlfriend, Holmes, in a Walmart parking lot in Westminster. During the argument, he is accused of opening the trunk of his Chevrolet sedan and pulling out an 8-month-old chihuahua-dachshund mix puppy, which had been locked inside.
Strong is accused of swinging the 8-pound dog by the neck several feet off the ground using the leash in a lasso motion before throwing him to the ground. He is accused of then kicking the dog with force that caused the puppy to slide across the asphalt under the car.
Strong is accused of retrieving the dog and getting into the car with Holmes. Witnesses in the parking lot called 911. Westminster Police Officers arrived to find Strong and Holmes still parked in the Walmart parking lot, sleeping in their car.
As an officer approached the car window to make contact with the defendant, the puppy began to bark from inside the car. Strong is accused of slapping the dog in the head with a full swing of his arm, knocking the dog over and rendering him temporarily stunned and motionless as the officer watched from the other side of the window. Strong is accused of slapping the dog a second time before getting out of the car to speak with the officer.
Strong was arrested at the scene. When interviewed at the scene by officers, Holmes is accused helping Strong avoid prosecution by denying that Strong had swung or kicked the puppy and lying about the crime.
The puppy, Meanie, was taken to the humane society in Westminster for evaluation and treatment.
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A lovely pie! The three spices were perfect with the apples, and the lemon gave it a fresh taste. I made this exactly as directed, and was rewarded with a pie that smelled heavenly and tasted even better. Served warm, it can't be beat! Thanks for sharing a wonderful recipe.
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- 1 cup light brown sugar
- 1⁄2 cup flour
- 1⁄2 cup unsalted butter
- 1⁄2 teaspoon finely grated lemon, zest of
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 unbaked pie crust
- 6 cups peeled cored sliced apples
- Combine sugar, flour, butter, lemon zest, cinnamon, allspice, cloves, and nutmeg in a food processor.
- Process until well blended.
- Spread one-third of the sugar mixture over an unbaked pie crust.
- Arrange apple slices, in an overlapping pattern, on top of the sugar mixture.
- Top with the remaining sugar mixture.
- Bake@ 400 degrees for 45-55 minutes, until crust is lightly browned.
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People | 4 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 2 |
Space | 60 m² |
Property type | chalet |
Minimum Stay | 7 nights |
The cabin is hidden amongst olive trees, in it's own mature garden just 100 metres from the road. Alcaucin village, just 5 minutes by car, has restaurants, bars, shops, a chemist, and bank with cash point.
Pool and terrace have been designed with children in mind, providing a safe shallow end for the younger members of the family. The gas BBQ and trees with illumination, complete a perfect setting for al-fresco dining.
Accommodation consists of open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen; one double and one twin bedroom, each with ensuite shower rooms. Towels and bedding are provided weekly. The cabin is very well equipped with modern appliances, including dishwasher and Satellite TV. The utility room has facilities for washing and ironing. Covered parking close to the cabin. The nearest beach resort is Torre del Mar, 25 minutes away by car. (Cot on request.)
LA AXARQUIA, the local area.: The Axarquia is a glorious region of Southern Spain, a place rich in history and architecture, from the humblest whitewashed stone cottages to the glorious palaces, mosques and churches, which all reflect the diverse people whose descendants still uphold many of the traditions of bygone days.
Visitors to the local villages, especially around the times of harvesting grapes or grain, may find they have walked into a fantastic street party, where the young girls and boys are dressed in traditional flamenco costume, and wine and food may be offered to all comers!
Alcaucin is almost at the centre of The Axarquia, set in green hills and valleys which produce the main crop of the region, the olive. We are only 20 minutes drive from VELEZ-MALAGA, the market town of the region, which also has ancient routes, including a recently restored Moorish Fortress. In the narrow streets of the old town, you can find tapas bars offering local dishes, cured hams and wines, including the sweet Moscatel.
VELEZ-MALAGA & TORRE-DEL-MAR: On the main road from the town to Torre-del-Mar, (the nearest beach resort, 25 minutes away), there is an extensive new shopping centre, El Ingenio, with supermarket, clothes and fancy goods shops, plus a multi-cine complex which shows films in English and Spanish. On the opposite side of the main road, AQUA-VELEZ is a water park with slides pools and attractions for all ages.
Malaga, Nerja, Antequera, Ronda, Cordoba and Seville are all within a reasonable distance for a day's outing.
MALAGA: Calle Larios and El Cortes Ingles are a must for shopping.The Picasso Museum & the Museum of Malaga (both closed Mondays), and the Cathedral are all close together.
NERJA: A seaside town, with sandy beaches, shops and restaurants. Close to Nerja, the tiny village of MARO is the site of the spectacular subterranean CAVES, where annual concerts are held amongst the stalactites and stalagmites.
FURTHER AFIELD: ANTEQUERA: said to have the most churches of any town in the region. East of Antequera is a group of dolmens, ancient burial sites from circia 2,500BC.
EL TORCAL. The park is noted for it's unusual weathered rock sculptures, also for eagles and kites.
GRANADA: The Alhambra Palace and Gardens, a must see site. Soly Nieve ski slopes are close by in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
RONDA:A mountain town built on the cliff above a 600ft. gorge. Reputed to have the oldest bull ring in Spain.
CORDOBA:The famous Cathedral in the Mosque is not to be missed. Beautiful Moorish Architecture.
MEDINA AZAHARA, 8kms from Cordoba, the ruined City of the Flower, said to be the Versailles of Moorish Art.
SEVILLE: A vibrant and flamboyant city, both in it's architecture and it's people. The Bull Ring and the Tobacco Factory of Bizet's Carmen still exist.
.........and after sixteen years living here, we haven't seen half of it!
FREE INTERNET WiFi
Many channels
News, Sports (Sky eg.) Films & Cartoons.
We recently spent a weeks stay at the Cabin in Alcaucin. From the start of enquiry Mike (the owner) responded immediately. In fact from our first email we had a phone call within 20 minutes. The Cabin was perfect for our stay. Fully equipped throughout,clean comfortable and cosy the heating was great at night when it became cooler. Wifi was excellent.
The pool and garden areas are stunning and immaculate, lots of trees and greenery. If its privacy you like as we do then look no we didn't see another sole during our stay as it's up a private drive. Mike the owner was great help giving us advice on where to go and things to do, always at the end of the phone if needed. A more genuine person you couldn't meet.
The area itself has lots to do and is very traditional. Shops bars and restaurants are a handy 10 minute walk away. The coast is a 20 minute drive away as are several huge shopping centres. One thing we did notice is how friendly the local Spanish people were compared with many other parts of Spain we have visited. If you make the effort to say hello your never get away the next time they see you. We liked it so much we're booked for another week soon.
Thank you Mike for all your help and advice. We're see you very soon!
Dave Abbott and Family
Perth Scotland
Since coming home, we've probably thought everyday about that 'little place of calm' that we found. The private pool is an ideal place to be in the midday sun and is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. The cabin and gardens are perfectly secluded and still in easy reach of the local villages. The cabin itself is extremely well equipped for those who want to self cater or BBQ by the pool! Our holiday was a week of complete calm and relaxation and Mike was the perfect host. It's totally recharged our batteries!
This is a truly beautiful place to stay- our 4th visit. Mike is a great host. We will be back
Beautiful setting, lovely pool and gardens. Everything we could wish for, well worthy of the 5 star rating.
The cabin exceeded our expectations and we were immediately pleased. Bigger and more private than expected. Lovely, landscaped pool area to have fun or relax. Our four year old son loved the pool and it was safe! Mike the owner is a charming man and around to help if needed. We will hopefully return.
This is our 2nd trip to The Cabin and it didn't disappoint. It really is the most magical place for a family of four. Our children love the pool which our little girl learned to swim in last year, and our youngest gained loads of confidence this year, so they were practically never out of it. The pictures and description of The Cabin are very accurate and Mike goes out of his way to ensure you have everything you need, without being obtrusive. Alcuacin is a delightful village just up the road and for any other amenities, Torre del Mar is about 20 minutes away by car where there is a huge Lidl, a Water park, McDonalds, a Shopping Centre, and of course the beach. It really is worth everyone of the 5 stars that I, and so many others have rated it. We will be back.
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Rental Rates include Air Conditioning, heating and lighting.
Booking confirmed only upon receipt of Deposit of 20% .
Remainder to be paid in full 6 weeks before holiday start date.
Payment by direct bank transfer in UK Sterling, contact owners for details.
The deposit and final payment are non-refundable in cases of cancellation, since we may not be able to re-let, particularly at short notice.
The cabin is situated on the outskirts of the mountain village of Alcaucin, 65kms from Malaga Airport, (access by motorway and good roads), and 10minutes from Lake Vinuela. Alcaucin is set in the foothills of the Tejeda mountain range, at the base of Maroma, the highest peak, at 6,000feet. The area is a designated Nature Reserve, home to a rare wild mountain goat, and is favourite with walkers and climbers. Close to the cabin is a small English run riding stable, that arranges local trekking. The area is very well provided with restaurants and tapas bars, including two British. Torre del Mar, the nearest Coastal town, has a large traditional market on Thursday mornings.
Only an hour and a half from the city of Granada, with its famous Alhambra Palace and gardens, and the most southerly ski slopes in Europe. Nerja, and the famous caves of Maro are 30 minutes away. The nearest golf courses are about 30 minutes drive away.
THE CABIN has FREE WiFi Broadband.-----------------------
Golf: 2, 18 hole courses near by (30 minutes)
Ski: Sierra Nevada. About One & a half hours from Alcaucin.


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By Ross Findon
Published on Sunday, June 22, 2014 - 08:00
Tim Jennings took these pictures of Tuppenny, the seal who is a frequent visitor to Whitecliff Bay.
A FURRY friend has become a star at an Island beach.
Tuppenny the seal is a regular visitor to Whitecliff Bay, Bembridge, earning his name thanks to his penchant for popping up around the Tuppenny cafe, run by John and Charlotte Zaccardi.
Cafe customer Tim Jennings snapped this photograph during one visit by the sociable seal.
"Tuppenny first appeared a couple of months ago, when he would be popping in and out of the water about 30 or 40 metres away.
"He's definitely become more daring now and comes right in," said John.
Last week a group from a mainland school had a shock when Tuppenny appeared in the middle of a watersports session.
Charlotte, who took over the cafe with John four years ago from her parents, Jill and Paul Spencer, said: "He is a bit of a show off and very friendly and inquisitive too."
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This bayonet is the correct one for any German G33/40 Mauser. The bayonet superficially looks similar to the one for the K98 however the blade edge is reversed and the ring has been machined off. These bayonets were manufactured by Brno between 1940 and 1942. This one is marked dot on the bayonet and dot42 on the sheath.
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G33/40 Brno Bayonet
Posted in Edged Weapons with tags Bayonets, Czechoslovakia, G33/40, Germany (Third Reich), WW2 on February 2, 2017 by The DudeCarcano M1891 Bayonet
Posted in Edged Weapons with tags Bayonets, Italy (Fascist), WW2 on January 15, 2017 by The DudeWhen I put a rifle back together I do my best to put the correct sling and bayonet with it, for completeness and to feed my OCD. A couple of months back I added a Carcano M91/41 rifle to the box and after a bit of searching, here's the correct M1891 bayonet for it. A bit of a scrubber but I didn't want to pay through the nose. This one is made by Terni.
Early Pattern Arisaka Type 30 Bayonet
Posted in Edged Weapons with tags Arisaka, Bayonets, Empire of Japan, WW2 on October 22, 2016 by The DudeI have a habit of putting the appropriate bayonet on my WW2 rifles. My grandson calls them knife-guns. This Type-30 bayonet fits on my Type 99 rifle. This is the same pattern bayonet as this one here but it is much earlier as evidenced by its curved quillon, blood gutter and finished surface.
RAD Leaders Dagger
Posted in Edged Weapons with tags Daggers, Germany (Third Reich), RAD, WW2 on October 16, 2016 by The DudeAgain, I do not collect daggers, now at 16 they appear to collect me. This is a RAD Leaders dagger, manufactured by Eichhorn between 1935 and 1941 based on the etched logo design. This one came with a bonus, an original makers tag, a little worn but tough to find as they were generally discarded. I have the RAD Subordinate hewer here.
German NSFK/DLV Glider Pilot Dagger
Posted in Edged Weapons with tags Daggers, DLV, Germany (Third Reich), NSFK, NSFK-Obergruppenführer Karl Sauke, WW2 on July 23, 2016 by The DudeFrom the same place as the RAD hewer below is this NSFK/DLV Glider Pilot dagger. Manufactured by Paul Weyersberg & Co, Solingen, it's a pretty sweet example. These daggers were issued to members of the National Socialist Flyer Corps which was a feeder organisation intended to teach basic flight skills to party members. Graduates were then pushed into the rapidly growing Luftwaffe.
German RAD Subordinate Hewer
Posted in Edged Weapons with tags Daggers, Germany (Third Reich), RAD, WW2 on July 23, 2016 by The DudeHere's a fair straightforward find from a market down in Southern Ontario. This is a RAD hewer for an enlisted man, manufactured in 1935 based on the logo from Carl Eickhorn. This logo was used between 1933 & 1935 and the RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst) was formed in January of 1935. The logo on the dagger "Arbeit adelt" sort of means that labour enobles you.
F.W.Holler 1st Pattern Luftwaffe Dagger
Posted in Edged Weapons with tags Daggers, Germany (Third Reich), Luftwaffe, WW2 on June 11, 2016 by The DudeHere's a nice Luftwaffe 1st Pattern dagger and hanger I picked up today. The hanger is marked DRGM and the dagger is marked as being manufactured by F.W.Holler. This dagger is much nicer than the beater Emil Voss one I have here.


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In honor of it being National Poetry Month, I have decided to kick off the month with one of my favorite poems. "Dark Phases" by Ntozake Shange was brought back to life earlier this year with the movie "For Colored Girls" and is a rich, rich rich poem. This was my introduction to Shange's work and I remember reading this with my mouth open. There is such beauty and truth in her words. Such power in her prose. Please enjoy:
dark phrases of womanhood
of never havin been a girl
half-notes scattered
without rhythm/ no tune
distraught laughter fallin
over a black girl's shoulder
it's funny/ it's hysterical
the melody-less-ness of her dance
don't tell nobody don't tell a soul
she's dancin on beer cans & shinglesthis must be the spook house
another song with no singers
lyrics/no voices
& interrupted solos
unseen performancesare we ghouls?
children of horror?
the joke?don't tell nobody don't tell a soul
are we animals? have we gone crazy?i can't hear anythin
but maddening screams
& the soft strains of death
& you promised me
you promised me…
sing a black girl's song
bring her out
to know herself
to know you
but sing her rhythms
carin/struggle/hard timessing her song of life
she's been dead so long
closed in silence so long
she doesn't know the sound
of her own voice
her infinite beauty
she's half-notes scattered
without rhythm/no tune
sing her sighs
sing the song of her possibilities
sing a righteous gospel
the makin of a melody
let her be born
let her be born
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Katherine Ebling posts No Comments »This week in the GPS, we will turn our attention to God's call on all of our lives to be faithful disciples. When I think about discipleship, I tend to hear the resounding sound of Jesus' voice as he gave the disciples the ultimate "pep talk"—the Great Commission (Matt. 28:18-20).
Now, I don't know about you, but to me this commission is inspiring and compelling. Before I am even done reading these words, I want to get up and do something, anything. Having grown up at the Church of the Resurrection, I know that I am not alone in my fiery desire to get out there and serve—to make a difference in the world. I have no doubt that this passion delights God; the world truly is aching to know the good news of God's love.
• Pausing here for a moment, I would challenge you to practice the spiritual discipline of imagination. Lately, I have been challenged to think about the way engaging our imaginations can be a form of prayer. If we are to have any hope of being faithful disciples, sharing God's love with a world longing for it, I believe it is essential that we become dreamers. Ask yourself: What dreams has God given me for God's people? How can I participate in God's kingdom being established on earth?
Without undercutting the importance of the call on our lives to be co-laborers with God in God's great work, at some point in my pursuit of faithful discipleship, I find that I often lose sight of the One who called me. All of a sudden following Jesus becomes about abiding by certain rules, pushing agendas, completing tasks, or even proving my own "faithfulness" to others.
It's not surprising that many of us may find ourselves feeling this way. Our culture is centered on achievement, success and that which is bigger and better. In my own life, I am often tempted to translate my perfectionist tendencies into my life of discipleship. When I do this, I find myself exhausted, anxious, discontent, angst-y and competitive— after only a few days of trying to change the world.
The question becomes how are we to live a passionate life of discipleship without growing cynical? I think this is a question that we must wrestle with. I have found a suggestion, though, from theologian and activist Clarence Jordan. He writes: "The revolution begins with a call to be a certain kind of person." As a dreamer, an idealist and a Christian disciple, this quote challenges me. We are called to engage in the work of changing the world, but God's good work emerges out of us when we live into our calls to become the people God calls us to be. It may seem counterintuitive that investing our lives in prayer somehow results in action, but I believe this to be true.
• So, at this point I invite you to practice the discipline of slowing. Remember that you are loved no matter what you do or leave undone. Take a moment to remember the One who has called you. Then ask yourself: Who is God calling you to be in this season of life? Are you called to focus on becoming more graceful, patient, gentle, peaceful, bold, hopeful? Thank God for being a God who transforms our hearts.
Ultimately, I am thankful that we follow a God who gives us a high calling. I am thankful for the mysterious way that through attending to becoming the people God has called us to be, the Spirit makes us people who are equipped to take part in transforming the world.
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President Obama's polling numbers are down across all demographics, but especially among American women. Journalist Tina Brown said Obama's declining numbers are due to his ego and making female voters feel "unsafe."
"I think [women are] feeling unsafe," Brown said on MSNBC's Morning Joe on Monday. "They feel unsafe economically. They're feeling unsafe with regard to ISIS. What they feel unsafe about is the government response to different crises."
Brown said Obama's smugness and willingness to place blame has also contributed to his declining support.
"I think they're beginning to feel a bit that Obama's like that guy in the corner office, you know, who's too cool for school, calls a meeting, says this has to change, doesn't put anything in place to make sure it does change, then it goes wrong and he's blaming everybody," she said.
Co-hosts said that many Democratic Senate candidates, including Kentucky candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes, will not even admit they voted for Obama.


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we have property portal website. you have to complete the website.
it requires Designs work. front end work. Agents dashboard . normal user dashboard .
super admin . we have some designs images for ideas.
Site was build in php codeigniter , we need professional who have good experience to take care of security issues also while coding. we need quality code not buggy please.
i will explain you about all reaming stuff what we need and how it should work.
site will launch in uk first.
payment gateway. we have planed to accept direct debit payments for agents.
i will find suitable payment gateway for you and you will integrate it as we need .
Note: i will create one milestone for whole payments and release it at the end of projects. No step by step payment. if you are agree with this payment conditions then bid otherwise please do not waist my time.
site link . [url removed, login to view]
few pages were working before but know giving error you will see.
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