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"I took my mum for her 80 th birthday and we loved it . The staff were excellent the room was as you would expect from the standard of hotel..."
"Great room and the staff could not do more. The only downside is the car parking. Next time we will come on the train!..."
"I booked the room at the last minute and got a really good deal. The hotel was fab and our room was lovely with little extras like a tuck bo..."
"We upgraded to a "Superior" room but were not particularly impressed. Room was quite small, tiles in the bathroom were cracked and no bathro..."
"Had a lovely time in a lovely hotel. My only complaint is the noise outside our room early morning as it seems with late room bookings you s..."
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Winner of the Scottish Hotel of the Year 2017 at the Scottish Hotel Awards. The Principal George Street is a luxury hotel and conference venue in the heart of historic Edinburgh. When it comes to hotels in Edinburgh, very few can compete with the style and sophistication of The Principal Edinburgh George Street (Formally The George).
Interior architects Goddard Littlefield have created a sense of restored grandeur by means of sympathetic restoration, simple detailing and the use of rich materials. The Principal Edinburgh George Street is a fantastic place to stay whether you are on a work trip or a fabulous city break. It is regularly sought out for conferences and boasts nine conference and event suites, including the roof top Forth View meeting room with breath-taking views across Edinburgh. The Printing Press has quickly become a destination restaurant in Edinburgh, serving seasonal, Scottish produce throughout the day and night. Open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a late-night bar until 1am, The Printing Press will become a welcome addition to Edinburgh's vibrant restaurant scene. Easily accessible by road, rail and air, The Principal Edinburgh George Street is just a few minutes' walk from Waverley Station, plus a plethora of local attractions including the famous Castle, Princess Street Gardens and Holyrood Palace. Edinburgh International Airport is just a short journey away. A little further afield is Edinburgh Zoo and Leith Port which is now home to the Royal Yacht Britannia. Car parking is available close to the hotel at the NCP or there is on street metered parking between 08. 30 and 18. 30. We also now have a tram line serving the city and our nearest stop is St. Andrews Square, which is 300 metres from the hotel.
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- 12/09/2016 to 31/12/2025 - £30 Extra fee will be incurred when travelling with a dog. Dog friendly rooms are limited to Deluxe Double and Superior Twin rooms. The price shown is based on the occupancy and dates you have searched for. Prices and availability are subject to change based on the arrival date, number of nights and occupancy searched for. All prices are inclusive of all local taxes.
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September 16, 2011
This post is part of a series of blogs from the Alliance staff. Each day a different expert is taking the reins of our blog, Facebook and twitter accounts to share with you their perspectives and knowledge on ending homelessness. For more information, see this introductory post. Today's post comes from Lisa Stand, Senior Health Policy Analyst.
HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan recently called Medicaid "our greatest chance to make the biggest difference for the most people to move the needle on all of homelessness."
Why? Perhaps because Medicaid is getting ready to sign up millions more low-income people. Because of the Affordable Care Act, all uninsured citizens with incomes under $15,000 per year will be eligible for Medicaid starting in 2014. That means vulnerable people who have been experiencing homelessness without access to health care will have one less barrier to housing stability.
And what a big barrier lack of coverage can be! Studies show that chronically homeless people tend to be physically burdened by conditions like cardiovascular disease, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, and untreated injuries. These illnesses often compound mental illness and substance use disorders, which are themselves made worse by homelessness.
Access to health care – including behavioral health care – can make an enormous difference for someone living on the street, or even a person barely hanging on with health-related burdens in subsidized or market housing. The most basic medical benefits pay for physicians, prescription drugs, lab tests, mental health services, and much more. Uninsured poor people who now line up for such services in busy emergency rooms will finally be able to get this treatment in community settings on a regular basis. For people with very high health care needs, better access to care and improved health status can make permanent supportive housing a more realistic goal, or make losing one's home less of a threat to begin with.
The Affordable Care Act will definitely help vulnerable homeless individuals who now lack the access to services that health insurance provides. Community-based systems of care will benefit in turn. By one national estimate, Medicaid funding will increase by 27 percent in the first years of the expansion. This means new revenues in every state and every local system now receiving Medicaid funds. Strategic use of these new resources could lead to expanded capacity to solve chronic homelessness.
Of course, there is a long way to go before these promises of health care reform reach the front door of homelessness assistance programs. Federal administrators and state policymakers have yet to define key elements — such as basic benefits – or create programs to guarantee access for the hard-to-find and hard-to-serve.
More worrisome are the recurring moments when the powers-that-be in Washington think about drastic cuts to entitlements like Medicaid. Medicaid already helps millions of low-income people. It is already the foundation of critical safety net systems in every state. Cutting services now will increase vulnerability to homelessness. Delaying the expansion, which is absolutely critical to ending chronic homelessness, would be a serious setback for housing policy as well.
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Moderated by Future of Diplomacy Project Faculty Director, Nicholas Burns, journalist and Russia expert, Jill Dougherty formerly Moscow Bureau Chief for CNN and Stephen Sestanovich George F. Kennan Senior Fellow for Russian and Eurasian Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations will discuss Russia's self-perception in international affairs, post-Sochi Olympics, its intentions for neighboring countries Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia and President Putin's foreign policy agenda.
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With the announcement of one minute remaining, the Sabres pulled Crozier but struggled to muster any offense. Before five consecutive faceoffs, the fans conceded the outcome and displayed their emotions for the effort their Sabres had given. Chants of "Thank You Sabres" — a tribute that originated at the end of a long home unbeaten streak during the 1973 season and was heard once again with the Sabres on the brink of elimination from their very first playoff series a few months later — roared through the rafters.
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'Any season is draining but losing from ahead, three games to two and failing to hold up a pair of one-goal, third period leads won't be forgotten easily, if at all.'
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You can bake this bread either in clean coffee cans for a change of pace or regular loaf pans. This bread is really delicious when toasted.
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- 6 cups all-purpose flour, divided
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- In a large bowl, combine 3 cups flour, yeast, sugar, salt and baking soda. Add milk and water; mix well. Stir in remaining flour (batter will be soft). Do not knead.
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really, i want to marry whoever did this. gave me the best laugh of the day
Re: 1961- Berlin Tank Stand-off
Schrobblehead wrote:That's a viewfinder and the lights are closer to the viewer than you think. I'm sure of it.
Plus, it's like...dude, we have no idea what technology was *actually* available to the US government back then, DO WE?!
cdncarlie wrote:I was going to say the same thing but seems like derekfilley beat me to it ;-) Great job!!
Thanks for the positive feedback!
I'll admit, there's something about those cute little Michael Jacksons that's really funny.
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Re: 1986: The Legend Was Born
Zelda is my all time favorite game
fablefire wrote:Best looking nuclear plants I've seen yet. They look like they want to start something. =D
those aren't the power plants ;) those are the cooling towers.
funny shirt comp =)
This makes me happy beyond words. You are an excellent illustrator Fable!
there should be 87 bunnies in this pic, since 87'-88' is the year of the Rabbit, that was part of my objective :3
Re: 1988
I generally don't like Edgar's designs, but this one is ten different types of awesome ...
woot151 wrote:My birthmonth, June 1982: the first Rubik's Cube World Championships. Which is kind of ironic because I cannot solve a Rubik's Cube to save my life... it's always close, but not quite right. Grawr.
I'm born in 1982 also, and had a Rubik's Cube entry ready to go, but I was informed that the Rubik's Cube is copywrited. The wording is really strong too
"The RUBIK'S CUBE® in its three dimensional form and any graphic or photographic representation of it, in any configuration, coloured or uncoloured, whether it carries the RUBIK'S CUBE® name or logo, is protected by intellectual property laws throughout the world."
Re: 1974
1974 marked the final exit from Skylab. Looks like they left someone behind.
wootvan wrote:I like this one better.
Thanks for the feedback.
wow this could have been done so much better. not that i would be able to do anything better but two cooling towers or vases, depending how you look at them could mean anything.
SailorButterfly wrote:I'm liking what I see so far, but it's hard to see the details. Got a bigger pic you can share with us?
i would but i dont really have the resorces with me atm :3
m4dcow wrote:I'm born in 1982 also, and had a Rubik's Cube entry ready to go, but I was informed that the Rubik's Cube is copywrited. The wording is really strong too
"The RUBIK'S CUBE® in its three dimensional form and any graphic or photographic representation of it, in any configuration, coloured or uncoloured, whether it carries the RUBIK'S CUBE® name or logo, is protected by intellectual property laws throughout the world."
Man, that bites. I remember this great Rubik's cube prank... let's see if I can find a web reference... here we go:
Re: 1982: Thriller
Oh Hell Yeah! GMV for sure!!
SailorButterfly wrote:Unfortunately, symbols count as text.
Maybe not. This week numbers dont count as text!
Re: 1970 First Earth Day (1)
Nope the smallest line on here is 4 pt. Thanks!
artulo wrote:1974 marked the final exit from Skylab. Looks like they left someone behind.
Heheeh... I was going to do a Skylab shirt, since it was sent up in 1973. I still might, but I think I'll see how well yours does first. :-)
2005vette wrote:Maybe not. This week numbers dont count as text!
I think they might make an exception for year numbers, but only for those (not other forms of text, sorry). I can't be sure, though... all those shirts out there with actual digits on them may still get rejected...
Re: 1979
this is going bye bye
fillengroovy wrote:Nope the smallest line on here is 4 pt. Thanks!
Cool! I love super detailed linework. It's much better than gradients.
KENPARS0NS wrote:Well done... and great placement... love the style...
Thanks! ^_^
Re: 1989
I liked to swirlys better
Resubb'd -> removed unnecessary background trip.
This shirt is amazing. But this is the color of that breakfast topology map isn't it...
Re: 1969
The Archies hit the top of the charts on September 20th with the smash hit "Sugar, Sugar"
.. now who among us has never hummed that little ditty!?!?
Krispedo wrote:Oh Hell Yeah! GMV for sure!!
goldfishinapicklejar wrote:This shirt is amazing. But this is the color of that breakfast topology map isn't it...
Did that one not print well?
Re: 1973 - Solar eclipse of the decade
This looks way too much like the heroes logo for me.
Did you mean to resub 2 copies? Might wanna nix the one that just has 1 vote...
Re: 1969- Great Moon Hoax
wow, great image. I really like it. I hope it wins. I would totally buy it.
Might wanna nix the formulas and resub...this is a no text week. I think the design gets the point across without the formulas anyway.
SamoaJoe wrote:I want to explain my motivation for this design.
The reason I decided to have Rick leaning on his right hand is to let everyone know that he's conservative, but as you can tell from the denim shirt he's wearing, he also likes to party.
In short, Rick Astley is love.
I'm going to go spend my $1000 right now, I'm buying everyone Full House Season 2 on DVD !!!
This gesture / event has nothing to do with racism or the KKK... It's about black pride and in no way demeans or diminishes another race...
Learn your history...
When "The Star-Spangled Banner" played, Smith and Carlos delivered the salute with heads bowed, a gesture which became front page news around the world. As they left the podium they were booed by the crowd. Smith later said "If I win, I am American, not a black American. But if I did something bad, then they would say I am a Negro. We are black and we are proud of being black. Black America will understand what we did tonight."
mjl9320 wrote:This design is good, but the year was 1969 and that's clearly a digital camera with the LCD on the back. Maybe you should consider resubmitting with an older looking camera
It's actually pretty accurate for the cameras at the time- there was an optical viewfinder, and that's why you only see the silhouette. The overhead lights are just for show. I had a big red light on the top, but it was distracting, so I took it out. Since it's in the fog and doing well, I'm gonna let it ride...
nyadolla wrote:what does this mean: "This week, design a shirt that somehow relates to the year you were born: through fashion, historical events, cultural trends, the Chinese zodiac, or EVEN THE NUMBER ITSELF."
It means inspired by the number, so maybe there's a book, like the year I was born (1984), and the book wasn't written that year, etc.
No text means no letters, numbers, punctuation, infinity, foreign text (Asian languages), or sign language.
daedalusknight wrote:Did that one not print well?
I happen to like the color of the Breakfast Topo shirt - note, the shirt. Woot picked a weird, super-fluorescent turquoise for one of the colors. I'll have to see if I can find one of the shirts for a picture...
In any case, I think the brown hues will look awesome on creme.
When did they say that?
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Very cool and good start.
(I really like your combination carry handle/top cover pivot pin. Very clever) Just kidding.
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Capt. V./Mustang
Very cool and good start.
(I really like your combination carry handle/top cover pivot pin. Very clever) Just kidding.
Do you think that dropping the feed tray back 12mm from your original position is right? My main concern is that the feeding angle would be too sharp in the original position.
I would recommend that the nose of the bullet just enters the chamber when the base of the cartridge case leaves the belt link. The longer 7.62x51 case should put the base farther back than with the 7.63x39 so the feeding angle will be less anyway. Cntrailrider has had success with his feed tray farther back than mine though but you have to have the bolt traveling forward fast enough to throw the round into the chamber if it is mid air when it leaves the belt link and before it enters the chamber.
Thanks. I'll play around some with it
Mustang -
Lookin' real good. Not a good idea to have cartridges flying through the air (unsupported). Almost nosing in the chamber as it's leaving the link is best, and the path always seems rather steep. Height of your feed tray is critical, to overcome the steep angle.
Real nice pictures - keep us posted
Got the ejection port (super-sized) cut, and the trunion mounted. Now comes the hard stuff...
Watching with great interest - keep us posted!
GOt the lower rails made, the bolt is sliding as well as the barrel back on today. I sure do love this "screw build" and being able to take it apart and put it back together over and over. I may never smush a rivet again.
Sorry, no pic today....
Looks great. From your last picture it looks like you are going to need to open up the ejection port on the left sideplate some more to get the brass to clear it.
Yep, I'm gonna wait until I get it sliding to know how much to open it up.


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You're getting different size recommendations cause some people don't know how to size a board. If you were the average 6fter you would be on a 155. You're not. You're skinny. Weight is more important, though even for park 149 is a little small. Shoot for around a 152.
The best sidecut on a park board I have ridden was the Flow Era. They use a mellow/tight/mellow/tight/mellow breakdown making the board easy to cruise and not twitchy at a slower speed, but still able to rail a turn. It is a center reverse with minimal camber in the tips which is a personal preference thing for jumps. Some find it too loose.
Something you might like better for jumps is the Signal Omni. More of the control is right under your feet instead of between like the Era giving you a nice stable platform. It turned great, was forgiving with the rocker in the tips, but super fun to jump. Not as good of edge-hold though.
Third is the Flow Quantum, Scotty's board. Camber with mellowed out camber in the tips to focus the pop closer to your feet. Super poppy, he uses it in pipe which means the edge hold is good, and most the team uses it as their jump stick. Not as playful or forgiving as the other two.
Good Park/Carving board for me?
I'm a Intermediate rider, and so far I've just been carving around and bombing some hills and I plan on starting on Park and some Freestyle off some kickers.
So I'm looking for a board that is a good carver and can take some jumps.. I've only rented boards before, so I'm looking to get my first.
I'm 6 feet and 125 - 130 lb. (Yes, I know im a skinny bastard)
I was checking out the K2 Darkstar, yet I always get confused on sizes and what length I should get. People tell me I should get a 149cm and then some people say I need a 155cm..
Cant be to expensive, nothing that is like $600.
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Other fertility-related issues to think about
Insurance and financial concerns
After reviewing treatments to preserve fertility, most people wonder if they can ever afford any of these options. Many of the tests that diagnose fertility are covered by insurance, but treatment costs are often not covered. Some states have laws that require varying amounts of coverage for infertility and IVF treatments. But many patients are not covered by these laws and many more live in states with no or limited coverage.
To get your insurance plan to help pay for infertility treatments, you must first call your insurance company and ask about the steps you need to take to petition for coverage. Some patients have been able to get infertility treatment covered when they explained or had their doctor show that the infertility was a side effect of a necessary cancer treatment.
The costs of infertility treatments are a major barrier for most patients. Still, there are options available for some people, even if they cannot get insurance to cover it.
Figure out which treatment might be an option for you, where you can get it, and what the costs are. It helps to speak with a financial counselor in the fertility practice and ask for details about the treatment, its costs, and even specific insurance codes for the services you might need. One tip is to ask the financial counselor to get written confirmation by letter from your insurance company about which costs are covered and which are not. At that point, you might need to sit down and review your finances. Consider what you have in your bank and retirement accounts, any lines of credit you have (including credit cards), or even if you can get help from family members.
Some practices provide treatment packages at a single price and some offer financing options to make treatment more affordable by paying for it over time. Ask if these options are available. Some practices may take part in the Fertile Hope financial assistance program called "Sharing Hope," which reduces the costs of fertility preservation for qualifying patients. (Information about Fertile Hope can be found in To learn more.)
It's hard to think about spending money on fertility while you are dealing with other medical bills and cancer. Another barrier is that often you must act fairly quickly to preserve fertility before cancer treatment begins. Getting financial help and counseling is a start and will help you feel less alone as you try to plan for a future after cancer. Most families would say it's worth the effort even though it can be hard in the beginning.
Legal considerations
You might want to talk to an attorney (lawyer) about the fertility options you are considering and possible legal issues that may arise. An attorney can help you understand legal documents and your rights. Since you could be dealing with complex medical issues, find an attorney who's familiar with reproductive technology legalities.
For example, if a spouse or partner dies after embryos are fertilized, would he or she be willing for the surviving partner to use them anyway? If you do not use all your fertilized embryos, what will you do with them? Would you be willing to donate them to others who need them? These kinds of possibilities need to be understood and worked out in advance. An expert attorney can help you with the complicated issues of assisted reproduction, donation of sperm or eggs, and surrogacy.
There are also specialized lawyers who work with adoption services. They can help the birth parents give up (terminate) their legal rights to the child and handle the adoption process. This can help ensure a smoother adoption with less fear and anxiety.
Mental health services
Dealing with your cancer treatment and fertility issues may stir up strong emotions. You might feel overwhelmed, discouraged, or depressed. These feelings are normal. A mental health professional can help you adjust to your cancer diagnosis and help you deal with your feelings about your fertility. This expert can also help you deal with feelings of guilt, anger, loss, and disability. Your therapist should understand the impact of cancer on fertility and help you sort through decisions about your parenting options. Having a third party who's not as emotionally involved as you and your partner are can be very helpful.
You may be able to find an infertility support group through your fertility specialist's office. Couples who share their unique experiences often find a special bond and strength. Infertility can be a roller coaster of highs and lows. It helps to go through that with others who understand.
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Many couples consciously decide to not have children and focus on its advantages. Child-free living allows a couple to pursue other life goals, such as career, travel, or volunteering in ways that help others. If you are unsure about having children, talk with your spouse or partner. Reaching a decision together may become an exciting new investment in your future as partners. If you still feel unsure, talking with a mental health professional may help you both think more clearly about the issues and make the best decision.
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The City's chief assessor has announced that the Office of Property Assessment will post a document explaining how the new property assessments were determined–something that's been asked for not only by citizens but by members of City Council. McKeithen, of whom we're rather fond, has seemed a bit irritated by the request, as though we should all take it on faith that the city–which has bungled (or simply not done) the assessments since before the first Franklin impersonator donned his spectacles–would get it absolutely right on the first try.
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Three weeks...
430 voters...
One "Champion" Distro...
...And the award goes to... PCLinuxOS 2010!!!!!
(Hey, what's not to love about a bit of staging and drama? ;-) )
PCLinuxOS 2010 obtained the most votes, almost twice as much as the next distro, Linux Mint 9. I have to say I am not all sure that first position is truly representative, though. PCLinuxOS was way behind Linux Mint and Ubuntu most of the time only to quickly overtake them in the last few days...
Hmm... Do I smell some PCLinuxOS fans around? :-)
Here are the final results:
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|PCLinuxOS 2010.1
|137 (31%)
|Linux Mint 9
|78 (18%)
|Ubuntu 10.04 (and brethren)
|63 (14%)
|OpenSUSE 11.3
|47 (10%)
|Fedora 13
|20 (4%)
|Arch Linux 2010.05
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|Pardus 2009.2
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|16 (3%)
|Mandriva 2010.1
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|Slackware 13.1
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I was pleased to see that most voters seem to agree with me on the quality of the 2010 releases for the most part. PCLinuxOS and Linux Mint are both in the lead, while the Ubuntu family is comfortably sitting in a well deserved third position. If you have read my review you probably know I was a bit disappointed with Ubuntu 10.04 myself, but I guess it was more about it failing to deliver according to the expectations it had raised, rather than because it was a bad release per se.
OpenSUSE 11.3 gets an impressive fourth position, a significant achievement considering it was released very late. Fedora 13 gets little support for a distro of its popularity and relevance, but I can't say I am surprised, as I wasn't particularly impressed with Goddard myself. Arch Linux does pretty well in sixth position, slightly ahead of Pardus. Particularly surprising is the low support for Mandriva, a popular distro which has had quite an important follow up. My guess is that the late changes in the company have had an impact, the most obvious being a very late release, which might have prevented people from having a taste of it.
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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by shan, Nov 14, 2011.
On time in NC!!
Go Marcus and Amani. I need you to last at least one more week.
I wouldn't be sad if DadZac or the Invisibles went home tonight.
I found Copenhagen to be.....pleh.
at ErnCyn saying that first place was "stolen" from them.
I didn't understand that whole flight thing that the boarders read.
Was Bill and Cathy in first class? Their chairs were different...
(now I think it was actually a cut in shot from another plane)
Oh, Marcus. I'm nervousing for you. You don't have the killer instinct.
Shoot, I was hoping that DadZac would have a travel disaster and be stuck in London.
Did less hairy boarder just call Amani "Armani"? I bet she gets that a lot.
Massive bunching. Except of course for my pick this week.
ARGGGGGGGGHHHHHHH. NOOOOOOOOOOOO Marcus. My place in the game. :
Airport trouble like.this makes me happy. I like when people go different places (dadzac) and not everyone is on the same flight (though being a day behind does suck!)
Marcus and Amani
We wuz robbed of Phil in tights.
How did that one team fall back so much amani and Marcus caught them...weren't they at least 2 hrs back with a plane ride.
Wait. There's hope. The invisibles are even with M/A. Come on Marcus. Show some of that NFL competitive spirit.
((((Zac's dancing skills)))))
Cute little moment "we've been together since middle school" "we met at a bar" "that's okay too"
OMG. Cute overload on the rabbit steeplechase. I'd do the churning. Much easier.
Heh. Ernie said "beat this cream" as he was, uh, churning the butter.
/Beavis moment.
Wow, I am impressed they didn't spite u-turn the boarders
It seems like you should have to finish the other half before you can u turn someone...
aww the rabbits are so cute!!
Lawrence "I would have finished the dance faster.."
I'm not sure band experience would help in learning this dance.
Come on Amani. If you and Marcus pull this out, I will
Yeah, Speckles. MaPa going to be 2nd.
The male dancing partners seem very...excited.
I promise that's my last Beavis moment.
Maybe Dad's rabbit will bite him.
Speckles is amazing!!
Do the boarders seem to be taking it easy this leg?
for the reaction of the team that MaPa U-turned! Who was it again?
COME ON MARCUS. HAIL MARY all the way.
You just know when a team says "we can't get lost" that they are going to get lost.
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Lu Jun, a Chinese activist for hepatitis B rights got off the airplane in Beijing returning from an international conference dealing with the issue he works to cure when he was arrested by the police who wanted to know why he had in his possession a red banner urging the government to address issues of hepatitis B. His web site already has been closed down as part of a government crackdown on any person or group they view as possibly interfering with the Olympic Games. "Everyone knows, " said Jun, my arrest and closing of the web site was directly connected with the impending opening of the Olympics. Beggars are being rounded up, and petitioners who come to Beijing in hope of obtaining aid to deal with local issues are being sent back home in vans. Wang Lijun, tried coming to Beijing in order to help his father, a WWII veteran, to get pension assistance, but local officials told him not to go.
Sara David of Asia Catalyst, says activists are being warned to keep quiet and not to cause any problems during the Olympic Games. She also believes hotls are bing told not to rent rooms to people from Tibet or from Xinjiang province where Muslim separatists are creating problems. Dechen Pemba, a Tibetan who holds a British passport, was driven to the airport and sent back to the United Kingdom because she had too many Tibetan friends in China.
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'There's no question the Sabres have benefited from the changes to the game – financial equality and rules changes to open things up. There's no question others will continue to adjust. But make no mistake; the Sabres 9-0 start has far less to do with the decisions of others around the league, and far more to do with their own.'
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Born: 11/9/1995, London
Position: Attacking Midfield
Height: 6ft
Weight: 11st 10lb
Sharing a forename is not the only thing that Jack Jebb has in common with Jack Wilshere. The 16-year-old is similarly a talented, creative midfield player, who shines for the same club and country. The particular thing that sets the pair apart, though, is that they joined the Arsenal Academy a year early – with the full blessing of their educators.
"Arsenal approached my school and explained how they thought I would benefit joining the Academy a year early," says Jack. "I think the school saw how Jack Wilshere had benefitted and agreed. I feel I have gained a lot in this last year. I have been fully involved since pre-season and feel I have given a big boost along my career path, especially knowing that Arsenal were prepared to offer me this opportunity so early.
"People ask about whether I should have continued with my GCSEs and I believe that what is right for one may not be right for another. My attitude is that I want to be 100 per cent focused on becoming a professional footballer with Arsenal. I do sense that there is a career mapped out for me and there are expectations I will have to reach, but I see that as a challenge and not a pressure."
It's indicative that, when asked which players Jack looks to learn from most, the first names he mentions are not regularly first-team players.
"Ozzy Ozyakup and Conor Henderson," he announces. "I love the way that Ozzy is so composed on the ball, his passing ability and technique, and he oozes confidence. Conor has such good vision and is so technically gifted – he does things with the ball that look impossible. I feel so lucky I'm able to work and learn from these guys day in, day out.
"I feel I have improved a lot from being in an environment where there are so many good players around. I have always played with older players and it helps me achieve higher standards, as do the coaches. Steve Bould is excellent – he has a good eye for seeing areas that need developing and if I have not hit the standards he expects, he tells me straight and works with me to get it right."
Jack lives in Epsom Downs and travels in to training by train every day. "I have fallen asleep after a hard session and missed my stop a couple of times," he smiles, "but thankfully there are only a couple of stations after my stop and so I am not miles away from home when I eventually wake up at the end of the line!"
The youngster is currently working on improving his overall game, as he believes that the modern player has to be fully rounded. "Just like a defensive midfielder has to be able to pass forwards, a creative midfielder needs to know how to defend," he observes. "I am working on my tackling, and I suppose that being a creative midfielder helps me because I can anticipate what the opposing player will do and intercept if I can."
One of the other areas that Jack spends a lot of time on is practicing free-kicks. "I have my own technique which works quite well for me," he reveals. "I am always trying to improve and make it more reliable and consistent. I also experiment with other styles, including Ronaldo's. It is very difficult, you have to hit the ball on the valve and lift your standing foot at the same time to get the dip. It is a difficult skill and I have pulled it off a few times, but not consistently enough to know that I won't send the ball into the stands! I have faith in what I do, but I like experimenting too."
Three teams you played for before Arsenal?
Epsom Dynamos, Predators and Cheam Park Farm (my school)
Best piece of advice anyone's given you?
Work harder today than you did yesterday
Best moment in football before joining Arsenal?
Winning the cup at Cheam Park Farm
Supported growing up?
Pretended to be in the playground?
David Beckham
Other sports good at?
Cross country, rugby and table tennis
Fave TV programme growing up?
SpongeBob (and still is!)
Fave teacher at school?
Mr Coleman at Cheam Park Farm
Most influential on career?
My Dad
Other clubs interested in you before Arsenal?
Fulham and Chelsea
Fave item of clothing?
My collection of trainers
Dream car?
Audi R8
Arsenal role model?
Jack Wilshere
Best thing about being part of the Academy?
Training every day and learning from top players
Three words to describe you as a player...
'Vision', 'powerful' and 'unbelievable tekkers!'
Three words to describe you as a person...
'Ambitious', 'caring' and 'hardworking'
Three to follow on Twitter...
Jack Wilshere, Rihanna and Chris Brown
Favourite comedian?
Russell Kane
Most talented team-mate?
Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill
Something about you not many people know?
I reckon I'm a good skier


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Freshman Alex Godzak was named the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week on Monday. Godzak wins the award for the third time this season, the most of any freshman in the conference.
For the second straight start, Godzak threw six scoreless innings and picked up the win in the Griffs' 22-1 victory over Niagara in the middle game of the weekend series. The 5-foot-9 freshman gave up four hits and walked one while striking out three and needing 73 pitches to earn his third consecutive win. Godzak has not allowed a run in his last 17.1 innings pitched.
Godzak ranks second in the MAAC with a 2.07 ERA and opponents' batting average (.197), third in wins (eight) and fifth in strikeouts (59). Canisius has now won 11 weekly awards from the conference office this season, four more than any other team in the MAAC. Godzak ranks 30th in the country in ERA among left-handed pitchers and sixth among freshman southpaws in the category.
Canisius (37-13) plays its final road game of the 2013 regular season against Youngstown State on Tuesday morning. First pitch at Eastwood Field, the home of the Mahoning Valley Scrappers, in Niles, Ohio is set for 11 a.m.


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so, i have several clients in phoenix that have fake grass in the backyard. these are tiny backyards, but i guess fake grass is all the rage there. you don't have to water it, but it's still green and soft for kids. i wonder what my neighbors would say if i replaced my 1/3 acre with astroturf...ha ha.ReplyDelete
Fake grass! I so wish my husband had let me buy that instead of us trying to grow The Real Stuff for the past 8 months. I just can't think why it won't want to grow in our tiny, shaded, backyard in the UK, with no sun at all to help it on its way. Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
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I'd never have thought to use fake grass anywhere other than a tennis court or perhaps football pitches, I guess it will stay looking clean and green though. Perhaps a bit like an outdoor rug?
I just realized I'm 30 and I've never run through grass barefoot (there may be stickers in it! Oh, and I was a bit of a princess growing up). I think I must try this sometime. Fake grass does sound best, even though it sounds like our society is taking a horrible downturn. Idiocracy, here we come!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a good place for kids to play in!Love the smiles on their faces!I never thought about the fake grass is good or not.But I think it must has so merits.ReplyDelete
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He's fine as long as he is just walking up the stairs. You don't want him trying to sprint up and down as quickly as possible. That is where his feet could get away from him he could hurt himself.
Dogs that get hip dysplasia primarily end up with it because they are genetically predisposed to it, not because they climbed some stairs when they were younger. With all the worry about all the little things people think can kill their puppy, it's amazing how resilient young pups really are.
For joint support when feeding raw, any part rich in connective tissue is good. I know you're just starting out, so it will be pretty much chicken feet. I throw in a foot or two every couple of days. When you start adding more proteins to his diet, things like cow and pig noses and tracheas will also be good.
He'll be fine at the dog park. It's just fine for puppies to run and rough house. The important thing is he can stop and rest if he needs to. Exercise trouble happens with puppies when someone forces them to do intense exercise for long periods of time such as someone taking him for a continuous three mile run.
Mine actually had some pretty steep stairs to go up and down in and out of my house. He climbed them from 10 weeks to a year and now I'm in an apartment where he climbs 15 up and down several times a day for walks, potty breaks, trips, etc and is fine.
stairs !! stairs ! stairs!! ??
Hello all I have researched about stairs but wanted to ask myself ..
ok so to get to my house I have to go up like 16-20 stairs no way around it .
I have a 4 month old boy weighing at 40lbs.its a hassle to carry him all the way up .sometimes im not home and my wife cant do it so she lets him walk up ..ive seen him go up he doesn't hop up.he walks using all his four legs to move up ..so seems ok ..
The vet in the other hand said to keep him from going up or down stairs untill he is about 1yr old :0 !!
He will probably be like 70 lbs by then and this will a workout !
She said by doing this, carrying him up I will prevent hip dysplasia is this true ??
Do any of you have a helthy adult boy that whent up stairs as a bby ?
Also I take him to the dog park for about 30 min 5 days a week he runs, jumps and tackles other dogs is this bad should I cut out on dog parks ?
What supplements are good for joint support ?
He is beeing fed raw and I give him chicken feet and eggs ass calcium and glucosamine .
How meny chicken feet do you give your pup if feeding raw ?
Thanks alot im kinda nervous I dont want nothing bad to happen to my boy thanks again
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Penn State falls in OT before sellout
UNIVERSITY PARK – Penn State played a hockey game as an NCAA Division I program for the first time since 1946 on Friday night at Greenberg Pavilion.
The Nittany Lions lost in overtime to American International, 3-2, but the program couldn't have been a bigger success.
Penn State played before a raucous, standing-room-only sellout and was probably the better team on this night.
"I feel so good after an overtime loss," Penn State coach Guy Gadowsky said.
The scene outside of Greenberg Pavilion a couple of hours before the contest started wasn't exactly reminiscent of the pregame football scene at Beaver Stadium, but it didn't lack enthusiasm. Hundreds of students waited outside of the building before finally being allowed inside one hour before faceoff.
They never stopped cheering and never took a seat.
"I loved the fans, loved the student section," Gadowsky said. "This is why I came here. This is why my staff came here. This is why recruits came here."
American International was impressed, too.
"Probably the best atmosphere I've ever played in front of," American International goalie Ben Meisner said. "That crowd was awesome."
Penn State outshot American International 63-29, firing pucks at will throughout the evening.
"I loved the way we played tonight," Gadowsky said. "We had no idea what to expect. We didn't know if we'd be overmatched."
American International's Nathan Sliwinski put his team ahead just 2:43 into the game, but Penn State evened the score, as forward Casey Bailey crashed the net and found a rebound, setting the crowd into a frenzy at 4:37 of the second period.
"They just keep coming at you," Meisner said.
However, Chris Markiewicz gave American International a 2-1 lead later in the second period, before Penn State tied the score at 2-2 on Taylor Holstrom's goal with 6:06 left in regulation. American International's Jon Puskar scored the game-winner during the final minute of overtime.
"Penn State was very impressive," AIC coach Gary Wright said. "It was a treat to be here to experience this night."
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How to get rid of IO
From HaskellWiki
1 QuestionI have something of type
How can I get that?
2 Answer
You can get rid of it, but we don't tell you, how, since it is certainly not what need. It is the special safety belt of Haskell, that you cannot get rid of IO! Nonetheless, the biggest parts of Haskell programs are and should be non-IO functions. This is achieved by plugging together IO functions and non-IO functionsusing atomic combinator functions like
If that scares you, you can hide that in the do notation, which will then look quite conveniently as:
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2.1 What we didn't tell you at the beginningBtw. The function that answers your initial question is
It must only be used to wrap IO functions that behave like non-IO functions,Since this property cannot be checked by the compiler, it is your task and thus the
(Some library writers have abused that name component for partial functions. Don't get confused!) You will only need this in rare cases and only experienced programmers shall do this.
3 See also
- Avoiding IO - Avoiding IO in the first place is a good thing, and we tell you how to achieve that
- http://www.haskell.org/wikisnapshot/ThatAnnoyingIoType.html
- http://www.haskell.org/wikisnapshot/UsingIo.html


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My favorite hunt of 2012 was a late October hunt in Central Kansas. I have three boys ages 7,8,9 and this year I took each one individually on a duck hunt. On this morning it was my 9 year olds turn to come along. The forecast was calling for 50-60 degrees and heavy rain throughout the morning.
I don't know about you guys but I am actually more excited when I see rain in the forecast. As I shared the predicted weather with my boy he was surprised to learn we would be hunting as scheduled no matter how much it was raining.To me rain means two things. One, the number of hunters in the marsh will be reduced by 85% and two, the hunt will seem like more of an adventure than normal.
The alarm went off around 3:00 and as scheduled we popped out of bed to hear rain pounding the roof of the camper. My father and I looked at each other and without a word shared the thought, "Can the boy handle this?" The boat ride in was a short one and the rain had seemed to let up a bit. We were hunting a typical central Kansas Marsh. Shallow water, less than knee deep, no trees, and an open view for miles in all directions.
We ran about getting all the decoys set perfectly and our blinds ready to conceal. We still had 30 minutes until shooting time. The larger ducks were still north so we expected it would be another blue wing teal hunt. It was about this time the rain turned from a light sprinkle to a hard downpour. The boy was starting to look a little miserable so I offered him all of my extra clothing and watched him lying on the ground under a pile of jackets. I heard him mumbling and could vaguely hear him complaining about how awful it was and how much he hated it. I thought I even heard some statement about how he didnt want to be a duck hunter. I looked at my father and said, "He will be alright."
As night turned to day the little blue jets started to zip around but as usual we waited until we could get a good view of the targets. About sunrise the show really heated up. Flock after flock of 8-25 teal streaked in and out of our decoys. The action was fast and furious. After about the third flock came in and another couple of teal were dropped my boy stood up and yelled, "Forget everything I said about hating this!! This is the coolest thing ive ever seen!!! I LOVE THIS!!!" I looked again at my father and with a big smile gave him a wink.
We ended the hunt with a two man limit in an empty marsh. What a day!! A limit, an empty marsh, and a son now hooked on ducks.


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Orioles knock out 2-time AL champ Rangers 5-1
Joe Saunders pitched effectively into the sixth inning, Adam Jones hit a tiebreaking sacrifice fly and the Baltimore Orioles beat the two-time defending AL champion Texas Rangers 5-1 in the wild-card game playoff Friday night.
Nate McLouth scored in the first and drove in two runs after that for manager Buck Showalter's surprising Orioles, who made their first postseason appearance in 15 years.
Baltimore advances to play the New York Yankees in the best-of-five division series. Game 1 is Sunday at Camden Yards.
The Rangers, who lost the AL West crown by dropping nine of their last 13 regular-season games, are done after a game when they had Yu Darvish on the mound.
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CHICAGO, ILL. - U.S. Soccer has announced the opening of polls for the 2012 Female and Young Female Athlete of the Year awards. A pair of University of North Carolina juniors, Crystal Dunn and Kealia Ohai, have been named as finalists for the U.S. Soccer Young Female Athlete of the Year Award.
Both players starred on the U.S. U20 World Cup Team this fall which captured the gold medal in Japan. Ohai scored the game-winning goal in the 1-0 gold medal victory over Germany off an assist by Dunn.
Fans can vote for finalists in each category on U.S. Soccer's Facebook page throughout the week. The winners will be announced Monday, Dec. 3.
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The list of Female Athlete of the Year finalists includes three previous winners: midfielder Carli Lloyd (2008), goalkeeper Hope Solo (2009) and Abby Wambach (2003, 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2011). The past winners are joined by first-time nominees midfielder Megan Rapinoe and forward Alex Morgan.
Goalkeeper Jane Campbell, midfielder Vanessa DiBernardo, defender Crystal Dunn, defender Julie Johnston and forward Kealia Ohai all earn their first nominations for Young Female Athlete of the Year. Nominees must be age eligible for any of the Youth National Teams and can only win the award once in their career.
The U.S. Soccer Athlete of the Year awards are the oldest and most prestigious awards of their kind, dating back to 1984 for the men and 1985 for the women, while the Young Male and Young Female awards were added in 1998. This was the first year U.S. Soccer named a Disabled Athlete of the Year.
Earlier this month Clint Dempsey was named 2012 Male Athlete of the Year and Rubio Rubin named Young Male Athlete of the Year. Felicia Schroeder earned the 2012 Disabled Athlete of the Year award.
Online votes for the Athlete of the Year awards are equivalent to 50 percent of the total votes. As in years past, the other 50 percent will be represented by votes compiled from members of the national media and U.S. Soccer representatives (from National Team coaches to the National Board of Directors).
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The United States is experiencing a severe economic crisis, its soldiers are risking their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan, but to a Texas council man, those who are concerned about such minor issues are missing the big picture– baggy pants!. The state of Texas has given America some of the most incompetent political leaders in history, but the work of Dallas councilman Dwaine Caraway must rank among the top idiot ideas of the year. As part of his campaign to liberate America from evil, he held a summit meeting this weekend which included police, parents, teenagers, and ministers among those attending in order to check into the growing problem to American society of baggy pants being worn by young people. Caraway is concerned that young children, including babies, might be exposed to seeing the dirty boxer shorts or even backsides of boys while out on a pleasant stroll through the beautiful peaceful streets of Dallas.
Mr. Caraway should be nominated for the Nobel Peace prize because he has forced the good people of Dallas to cease gazing at news stories dealing with violence, now they look down at the backside of youth. There is an unreported story that Sarah Palin says while engaged in gazing across the Bering Straits to Russia, she occasionally gazes south and has seen the backside of a Dallas boy!


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"Pay Yo' Damn Taxes!"
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Alternate headline: Serious liberals offer substantive critique of new Simpson-Bowles deficit reduction plan.
In no time at all, moderator Mike Allen was interrupted by a middle-aged black man walking close to the stage and yelling, passionately and on-message, "Pay yo' damn taxes!" he said, as security politely corralled him. "Pay yo' damn taxes!" "We'll bring you into the conversation," said Allen diplomatically. Allen tried to continue, letting Bowles introduce the new-old plan, when another middle-aged black man started yelling more slogans: "Some cuts don't heal!" Another ejection, another promise to bring him into the conversation.
According to ABC News, four leftists got the boot over the course of the event. Dave Weigel reports that the organic and productive outbursts were orchestrated by — surprise! — an offshoot of the SEIU called "Our DC." As for Simpson-Bowles 2.0 itself, there's certainly a conservative case to be built against various particulars of the proposal. Ultimately, though, I think the updated bipartisan framework is a useful repudiation of the debt denialists:
[The proposal] has zero chance of becoming policy reality, chiefly because Democrats would never allow it to see the light of day. Still, it offers several relevant openings for conservatives:(1) It again highlights the serious and systemic crisis of long-term government debt. (2) It correctly identifies overspending as the prime culprit and driver of this problem, powerfully refuting the denialists. (3) It tilts the solution towards spending reductions and de-emphasizes the revenue component, perhaps because the president just enacted a $600 billion tax increase. (4) It does all of these things through a pristine prism of bipartisanship, as established by the president himself. Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles cannot be dismissed as right-wing cranks or knee-jerk partisans. Their reputational heft and credibility can therefore be leveraged by conservatives to demonstrate that their policy solutions are based on fiscal realities that undergird the bipartisan consensus — which Democrats have taken to flatly denying. In short, Simpson-Bowles 2.0's underlying assumptions and broad remedies can be wielded as an effective cudgel against the denialists' obfuscations and fantasies — even if conservatives have substantive quibbles over some of its elements.
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PM8 or DM12
Posted 05 December 2012 - 07:37 PM
I'm not super concerned about money, I can afford the DM12 I just want to know if it's worth it.
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 07:56 PM
the pm8, for some odd reason, has a lot of hype on techpb and i simply dont understand why.
heres my take on it after owning more DM's and PM's than most people have owned guns.
go with the DM12. as of right now, thats the dye gun to own if you're looking for a newer DM.
You'll get Dye most up to date ergos along with the tool-less bolt and updated parts. Personally, i think the DM9 is the "sweet spot" as far as value goes. they retail for roughly $350, but if you're finding a DM12 for $500 thats a great deal.
the pm8 is a fine gun, but its not AMAZING. it has the dm9 bolt kit, but not the internal milling that the dm9 does. it has an LPR that can be a pain to adjust, still has the 12" proto barrel, and imo, looks goofy as hell.
if you want a matrix on the cheaper end of the scale, a DM8 or DM9 will serve you better.
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 08:37 PM
To clarify a pm8 is around 200-250 on ebay, a dm12 is 550-900,
I am willing to wait for dm12's to drop to a comfortable 500-600 dollars.
I have a Proto reflex rail 2011 right now so I'm in no big hurry, I just wanted to know if dm12's are worth the extra money
which it sounds like they are.
Thanks everybody!
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I bought an Ion.... in hindsight it was a bit of an Impulse buy
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