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Report of the U.S. Delegate, 34th Session, Codex Committee on Nutrition and Foods for Special Dietary Uses
December 3–7, 2012,
Bad Soden am Taunus, Germany
This Committee meeting was held at the kind invitation of the Government of Germany. The session was chaired by Dr. Pia Noble, Head of the Division of Specific Foods, Food Supplements and Food Additives, Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection. Two hundred and seventy four delegates attended, representing 62 Member Countries, one Member Organization, and 31 international organizations.
The United States was represented by the U.S. Delegate, Dr. Barbara Schneeman, FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition; the U.S. Alternate Delegate, Dr. Allison Yates, USDA Agricultural Research Service; five government advisors, and six non-government advisors.
It was a productive meeting with several documents advanced to the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC) for adoption at Step 5/8 or Step 8, and new work recommended.
With respect to implementing the WHO Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health to reduce the global burden of diet-related noncommunicable diseases, the Committee agreed to advance to the 36th CAC Session for adoption:
- Draft General Principles for Establishing Nutrient Reference Values (for labeling purposes) (NRVs) for Nutrients Associated with Risk of Diet-Related Noncommunicable Diseases for the General Population at Step 5/8, including a recommendation to consolidate these principles with those for establishing NRVs for vitamins and minerals; and
- Draft NRVs for saturated fatty acids and sodium at Step 8.
Additional documents advanced to the 36th CAC Session for adoption are:
- Draft Guidelines on Formulated Complementary Foods for Infants and Young Children at Step 8; and
- Draft additional and revised NRVs for 11 vitamins and minerals.
CCNFSDU ongoing work includes:
- NRVs for other vitamins and minerals and consideration of whether the protein NRV should be revised;
- Amendments to the General Principles for the Addition of Essential Nutrients to Foods;
- Amendments to the Codex Standard for Processed Cereal-Based Foods for Infants and Young Children to include a new part B for underweight children; and
- A revised list of food additives in infant formula.
New Work is recommended to:
- Review the Codex Standard for Follow-Up Formula.
Below is a summary of the discussion at this meeting. The full report of the 34th CCNFSDU session can be found in REP13/NFSDU on the Codex Web Site, www.codexalimentarius.org.
Matters Arising from Other Codex Committees
40th (2012) Session of the Codex Committee on Food Labelling (CCFL)
Comparative Claims
Responding to a request from CCFL about the rationale for setting 10% of the NRV as a condition for a comparative claim for micronutrients (in Section 6.3 of the Guidelines for the Use of Nutrition and Health Claims — CAC/GL 23-1997), CCNFSDU noted that 10% was set as a pragmatic approach (rather than based on scientific evidence). CCNFSDU delegations expressed differing views on appropriate conditions for these comparative claims, as well as concern about imprecision in the Section 6.3 text, so the Committee advised CCFL to clarify the text of Section 6.3 before taking a final position on setting conditions.
Claim for "free" of Trans Fatty Acids
The CCFL asked CCNFSDU to provide advice on establishing conditions for claims for "free" of trans fatty acids (TFA).The CCNFSDU agreed that it would consider the conditions after CCFL concludes that such a claim should be established, taking into consideration the global public health importance of TFA.
Methods of Analysis for TFA
The CCFL asked CCNFSDU to consider asking the Codex Committee on Methods and Analysis (CCMAS) to review AOCS Official Method Ce 1h-05 for TFA in foods as it is only applicable to certain types of fats and oils and to consider AOAC Official Method 996.06, currently a Type II method for the Guidelines on Nutrition Labelling (CAC/GL-2-1985) for saturated fatty acids as a Type II method for TFA for the purposes of these Guidelines and potentially for the Guidelines for Use of Nutrition and Health Claims. The CCNFSDU agreed to ask CCMAS to review the applicability of methods of analysis for TFA as currently defined in the Guidelines on Nutrition Labelling.
Matters of Interest from FAO AND WHO
Procedures for Joint Expert Meetings on Nutrition
The FAO representative informed the Committee that FAO and WHO had worked this year to finalize procedures for Joint Expert Meetings on Nutrition (JEMNU) to provide scientific advice to Codex and Member countries. JEMNU would not have a permanent secretariat and would be activated when scientific advice was requested, with both organizations providing human resources for the temporary secretariat. There would be a call for experts each time JEMNU is active, and report(s) provided to Codex and members for their deliberation. Delegations expressed their appreciation to FAO and WHO for establishing procedures for JEMNU as it would provide a scientific basis for the Committee's work, and is especially relevant to certain agenda items such as establishing and updating NRVs.
New FAO Strategy to Improve Nutrition
The FAO representative informed the Committee about its new strategy for supporting member countries to increase the effectiveness of food and agriculture systems in improving nutrition across the life cycle with partners at the national, regional and global levels. FAO would bring expertise on food based approaches to complementary feeding and maternal nutrition in global efforts like the Zero Hunger Challenge, and would provide scientific advice on nutrition-related issues.
Updates on WHO Activities
The WHO representative informed the Committee about several activities including:
- A comprehensive global monitoring framework for the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases;
- WHO guidelines on sodium and potassium intake which will be published at the end of 2012 and ongoing work on other macronutrients;
- Adoption of a comprehensive plan on maternal, infant and young child nutrition by the World Health Assembly in May of 2012; and
- Publication of a technical note on supplementary foods for the management of moderate acute malnutrition in infants and children 6 to 59 months of age.
Draft Revision of the Guidelines on Formulated Supplementary Foods for Older Infants and Young Children (CAC/GL 8-1991)
The Committee recalled that the Draft Revision had been adopted at Step 5 at the last session and forwarded to Step 6 by the 35th Session of the Commission. The Committee agreed to focus its discussions on the sections remaining in square brackets and on the Annex, which had not been completed at the last session because of time constraints. The Committee agreed to retain the Annex and list the Reference Nutrient Intakes defined in the FAO/WHO Vitamin and Mineral Requirements in Human Nutrition and agreed that the suggested total quantity of each of the vitamins and minerals contained in a daily ration should be at least 50% of the Reference Nutrient Intakes or Individual Nutrient Level (INL98). The Committee also resolved the text remaining in square brackets and agreed to add a new Section 11 that contains the statement "The products covered by these Guidelines are not breastmilk substitutes and shall not be presented as such" for consistency with the standard for Processed Cereal-Based Foods (CODEX STAN 74-1981 ). The Committee agreed to advance the Draft Revision to Step 8 for adoption by the 36th CAC Session.
Proposed Annex in the Guidelines on Nutrition Labelling (CAC/GL 2-1985) on General Principles for Establishing Nutrient Reference Values for Nutrients Associated with Risk of Diet-Related Noncommunicable Diseases (NRVs-NCD) for the General Population
The United States, as chair of an electronic working group (eWG) co-chaired by Thailand and Chile, summarized recommendations to finalize the general principles for establishing NRVs-NCD. The Committee considered the recommendations and made amendments to the Preamble and Section 3.1. The Committee agreed to advance the proposed draft principles to Step 5/8 for adoption by the 36th CAC Session. The Delegation of Malaysia expressed their objection to the decision.
Consolidation of the Two Annexes on General Principles for NRVS
The mandate of the eWG chaired by the United States included proposing a consolidation of the Annex on proposed general principles for establishing NRVs-NCD and the Annex on general principles for establishing vitamin and mineral NRVs. The Committee agreed to consolidate the two Annexes and on amendments to the proposed text, in addition to editorial changes and amendments previously agreed on by the Committee that are specific to NRV-NCDs.
The Committee agreed to forward the consolidated text to the 41st CCFL Session for consideration and to the 36th CAC Session for adoption. The Delegation of Malaysia expressed their objection to the decision.
Draft NRVs for Saturated Fatty Acids and Sodium
At the last session, the Committee forwarded proposed draft NRVs for saturated fatty acids (SFA) and sodium to the Commission at Step 5/8 and the Commission adopted them at Step 5, noting related WHO work on SFA and sodium. The WHO representative at this session stated that WHO will continue to inform the Committee on the progress and outcomes of the work of a subgroup of the WHO Nutrition Guidance Advisory Group (NUGAG), but that based on available evidence and recommendations to date including the joint FAO/WHO expert consultations and WHO's guidelines, WHO would support the proposed value of 20 g for SFA as an NRV-NCD, and indicated that the new WHO guideline on sodium intake for adults and children supports the proposed NRV-NCD for sodium (2000 mg). The Committee agreed to advance the values of 20 g for SFA and 2000 mg for sodium to Step 8 for adoption at the 36th CAC Session. The Delegations of Malaysia and the Philippines expressed their objections on the NRV for SFA.
Proposed Draft Additional or Revised NRVs for Vitamins and Minerals
The Committee recalled that its last session considered a report by FAO/WHO on a review of existing vitamin and mineral daily intake reference values, and had agreed that an eWG chaired by Australia would, on the basis of the report and in accordance with the General Principles for Establishing Nutrient Reference Values of Vitamins and Minerals for the General Population, consider all NRVs for vitamins and minerals listed in Appendix IV, ALINORM 10/33/26, and formulate recommendations for NRVs for consideration at the next session. The Delegation of Australia indicated that the General Principles had been applied in the process of selecting the NRVs, and that the eWG had considered potential NRVs derived from WHO/FAO Recommended Nutrient Intakes (RNI) and considered potential NRVs for nutrients in which no RNI had been established. The Committee agreed to forward the proposed draft NRVs for the following nutrients to Step 5/8 for adoption at the 36th CAC Session: vitamin K, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin B12, pantothenate, biotin, calcium and iodine. The Committee further agreed with the conclusion of the eWG that the following NRVs derived from the WHO/FAO RNIs were potentially unsuitable for use in Codex nutrition labeling: Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, magnesium, and selenium. In addition, the Committee agreed that the NRVs for iron and zinc would require further consideration (in an eWG next year) and to set aside consideration of NRVs for the following nutrients to a later date: phosphorus, chloride, copper, fluoride, manganese, chromium and molybdenum. To aid the Committee in considering suitable data sources to derive potential NRVs, the Committee agreed on a working definition of "Recognized, Authoritative, Scientific Body", abbreviated as "RASB." The Committee will proceed in recommending additional or revised NRVs in an eWG next year, and consider whether additional FAO/WHO scientific advice is needed for certain nutrients.
Other Recommendations Related to NRVs
The Committee considered a proposal from the eWG chaired by the U.S. to amend Section 3.4.4 of the Guidelines on Nutrition Labelling that relate to the listing of NRVs. The Committee agreed to certain amendments to the proposed text and to refer the proposed text to CCFL for consideration.
The Committee agreed to review the protein NRV in light of scientific updates as part of the eWG next year that will consider NRVs for other vitamins and minerals.
In addition, the U.S. offered to prepare a discussion paper on a potential NRV for potassium in relation to NCD risk, and to consider suitable data sources from FAO/WHO and recognized authoritative scientific bodies.
Proposed Amendments to the Codex General Principles for the Addition of Essential Nutrients to Foods (CAC/GL 9-1987)
The Delegation of Canada indicated that the eWG it chaired with New Zealand agreed to continue with the structure in CAC/GL 9-1987 that includes sections on Scope, Definitions, Principles, and Principles for Specific Types of Nutrient Addition, with final decisions on naming the sections to be decided later. The Committee discussed the latest proposed revision of text in the Introduction and first three sections based on the work of the eWG, but could not proceed further because of time constraints. Canada and New Zealand agreed to consider the comments made in writing and at this session, and to prepare a revised draft for consideration at the next session. In addition, the Committee agreed to convene a physical working group prior to the next session to consider the revised draft and the comments at Step 3.
Proposed Draft Amendment of the Standard for Processed Cereal-Based Foods for Infants and Young Children (CODEX STAN 74-1981 ) to Include a New Part B for Underweight Children
The Committee agreed to establish an eWG, chaired by India and co-chaired by Botswana to revise the Proposed Draft, especially the Scope, taking into account the comments made during the session and WHO technical note "Food supplementation for children with moderate acute malnutrition." The Committee agreed to return the Proposed Draft Amendment at Step 3 to the eWG for redrafting and consideration at the next session.
Proposal to Review the Codex Standard for Follow-up Formula (CODEX STAN 156-1987)
The Committee recalled that it agreed at its 32nd Session (2010) that New Zealand would prepare a discussion paper to consider full or partial review of the Standard for Follow-up Formula and that at the last session it had agreed to consider the matter at the next session because it had not had enough time to consider the discussion paper. The Delegation of New Zealand explained that the Standard was developed more than 20 years ago and required updating to take into account technological developments and the diversification of follow-up formula in several countries. The Committee agreed to propose new work for a full review of the Standard. Subject to the approval of the Commission, the Committee further agreed to establish an eWG, chaired by New Zealand and co-chaired by France and Indonesia with the following terms of reference: (i) develop a draft discussion document for the review of the Codex Standard for Follow-up Formula (CODEX STAN 156-1987) with an initial focus on the essential composition of Follow-up Formula for older infants and young children aged 6-36 months; (ii) consider if any differences are required in the essential composition for older infants (6-12 months of age) and young children (12-36 months of age); (iii) identify areas where additional technical guidance and expert advice will be required by the Committee; (iv) collect data and information on Follow-up Formula and its role in the diet that will assist the Committee with the review of the Follow-up Formula standard; and (v) develop a draft revised standard for consideration by the CCNFSDU at Step 2.
Proposed Draft Revision of the List of Food Additives
The Committee recalled that at its last session it had agreed that Switzerland would redraft the list of additives for circulation through a circular letter and revise it in the light of the comments for consideration at the next session. The Committee agreed to postpone consideration of the Draft Revision until the next session because there had been no time to review the document due it its late arrival.
Proposal to Review the Codex Definition of Trans Fatty Acids
The Committee agreed at its last session that Australia would prepare a discussion paper to reconsider the exemption of conjugated fatty acids in the Codex definition of TFA in light of new studies. At this session, the Committee agreed to defer this issue until work by a subgroup of the WHO Nutrition Guidance Expert Advisory Group is completed.
Other Business and Future Work
Proposal to Develop a Discussion Paper on the Biofortification of Staple Food Crops with Essential Vitamins and Minerals by Conventional Breeding
The Observer of the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) made a presentation about biofortification of crops by conventional breeding and proposed to prepare a discussion paper for consideration at the next session. The Committee agreed with a proposal by the Delegation of Canada to collaborate with IFPRI in preparing the discussion paper.
Date and Place of the Next CCNFSDU Session
The 35th Session of the CCNFSDU will take place from November 4 to 8, 2013 in Germany, with final arrangements subject to confirmation by the Host Country and the Codex Secretariat.


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A visitor to San Francisco is standing on a street corner waiting for a bus when he notices a blind man and his guide dog. The dog leads the man into the street, where he is brushed by an oncoming car. The man is knocked down, and he rather gingerly gets back up. He calls the guide dog over, reaches into his pocket, pulls out a doggie treat, and gives it to the dog.
The visitor, upon seeing all this, walks over to the blind man and says, 'That's amazing! Your guide dog led you into a busy street where you were nearly run over by a car, and yet you're giving the dog a treat. You must really love that dog.'
The blind man turns to the visitor and says, 'No, I'm gonna kick the dog's ass - I'm just trying to learn which end is which.'
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I posted this picture up on the Antelope forum back in September, but thought I would give a follow-up here. This was my son's first Antelope hunt, at 14 years old, and with 2 points we drew a tag in NW Wyoming. He shot this goat the second day. Well, yesterday the official B&C Scorer called and said that after the 60 drying period his buck nets 83. My son sure is proud of this buck, and he really hunted hard for it and made a good stalk and shot... using MY .270 (remember that son, I want that gun back ) He also shot his first Elk (cow) on the trip.
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USC-MUSC pharmacy school graduates first class
The South Carolina College of Pharmacy makes history this spring as it graduates its first class -- 183 students in the integrated University of South Carolina and Medical University of South Carolina pharmacy school.
The two schools joined in 2004, bringing together the resources of a major academic medical center and a large comprehensive university. The idea was to leverage the resources of the two colleges of pharmacy to create a college on par with the best in the country.
"During the past four years, we have implemented one of the best curriculums in the U.S.," said Joseph T. DiPiro, executive dean of the South Carolina College of Pharmacy. "We are the program of choice for hundreds of applicants; our research productivity is up; our facilities have been improved, and many of our faculty and students have received national awards and recognitions.
We have exceptionally strong partners in health care organizations, and we are attracting top faculty. Not all of that is directly attributable to the integration, but it is clearly working to our advantage. The proof is the caliber of the young men and women we are sending into the profession as SCCP graduates who are USC or MUSC alumni."
The chance to work with a larger pool of top-quality professors stood out for many of the graduating students.
"We're given so many more opportunities and able to learn from truly some of the best specialty pharmacists," said Laura Broom, a student on the USC campus from Harrisburg, N.C. "For example, there are few pediatric pharmacists on the USC campus, so I greatly benefited from being able to learn from Drs. (Kathy) Chessman and (Sandra) Garner, both MUSC professors, while on the other hand MUSC students had the privilege of being taught by great infectious disease professors like Dr. (Scott) Sutton."
Randall C. Rowen, dean of the USC campus, said the integration of the two schools was a step into new territory.
"There really wasn't a precedent for something like this so we didn't always know what to expect. Integrating the two colleges was a bold decision made at an opportune time," Rowen said. "I know that most students we honor at graduation will say they are proud to be a graduate of the first class from South Carolina College of Pharmacy."


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After the success of Sound Of Music last year on NBC, now FOX wants to get into the game of live musicals. They have chosen Grease which will air sometime next year. Unlike Sound of Music which went for big names like Carrie Underwood and Stephen Moyer, FOX is going to go with a cast of unknowns or little known performers. Those of you who wants to see Olivia Newton John or John Travolta are going to be out of luck. Probably a good thing. Another change from the movie will be that it is not going to follow the movie, but rather the Broadway version. So, basically all they are doing is filming a Broadway show. Throw in a bunch of unknowns and FOX has found a cheap way to air some prime time programming that will probably make them a bunch of money. The stars of the show will probably move on to be future reality stars and cover the pages of the tabloids for a few weeks.
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An Obituary That Shouldn't Be Overlooked Today
posted at 9:30 am on August 26, 2009 by dougpowers
Lost in the mix of all of the news coverage is the loss of somebody whose contributions to the cause of freedom and less government should be recognized and appreciated — especially today.
Rose Friedman, wife of 64 years to the late economist Milton Friedman, died last week. Here's part of her obituary from the University of Chicago:
Rose Friedman, an economist and co-author of a number of important books with her late husband Milton Friedman, died of heart failure on Tuesday, Aug. 18 at her home in Davis, Calif. While the exact date of her birth is uncertain, she is believed to have been 98 years old.
Friedman and her husband, a University of Chicago professor and winner of the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, were the authors of a number of influential books, including Capitalism and Freedom and Free To Choose, which was published as a companion book to a public television series by the same name. Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher and free-market leaders in Eastern Europe were all devoted admirers of the Friedmans' views.
Rose Friedman will be remembered as a talented economist and an influential advocate of freedom, said her daughter Janet Friedman. "Her economic work helped to discredit the idea of government management of the economy, rolling back policies that were hindering wealth creation and thus helping extend the blessings of prosperity to millions around the world. And as a standard-bearer for human liberty, she contributed to the galvanizing of public opinion, especially in the 1980s, against the growing encroachments of intrusive government," she said.
Rest in peace, Mrs. Friedman, and thanks for your work to promote the virtues of freedom and smaller government. We need to be reminded of those things today more than ever.
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Blake Shelton is the top country nominee heading into the People's Choice Awards. The singer has three chances to win, including bids in a couple of all-genre categories. He's in the running for Favorite Male Artist along Justin Timberlake, Michael Bublé, Bruno Mars, and Avicii.
Blake's CD Based on a True Story... is facing discs by Timberlake, Bublé, Milley Cyrus, and Robin Thicke for Favorite Album honors.
Meanwhile, Blake is up against Taylor Swift, Lady Antebellum, The Band Perry, and Carrie Underwood for Favorite Country Artist.
The event also includes one other country category -- Favorite Country Music Icon. Alan Jackson, George Strait, Tim McGraw, Toby Keith, and Willie Nelson are the nominees.
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After a C-section - in the hospitalCesarean section- in the hospital
Most women will remain in hospital for 2- 3 days after a cesarean section. Take advantage of the time to bond with your new baby, get some rest, and receive some help with breastfeeding and caring for your baby.
What to Expect after a C-section
Right after surgery you may feel:
- Groggy from any medicines you received
- Nausea for the first day or so
- Itchy, if you received narcotics in your epidural
You will be brought to a recovery area right after surgery, where a nurse will:
- Monitor your blood pressure, heart rate, and the amount of vaginal bleeding
- Check to make sure your uterus is becoming firmer
- Bring you to a hospital room once you are stable, where you will spend the next few days
After the excitement of finally delivering and holding your baby, you may notice just how tired you are, like the way one probably feels after running a marathon.
Your belly will be painful at first, but it will improve a lot over 1 - 2 days.
Some women feel sad or an emotional letdown after delivery. These feelings are not uncommon. Don't feel ashamed. Talk with your health care providers and partner.
Seeing and Caring for Your Baby
Breastfeeding can often begin in the recovery room right after surgery. The nurses can help you find the right position. Pain in your incision can may make it a little more difficult to become comfortable, but don't give up. The nurses can show you how to hold the baby so there is no pressure on your incision or abdomen.
Holding and caring for your new infant is exciting, making up for the long journey of your pregnancy and the pain and discomfort of labor. Nurses and breastfeeding specialists are available to answer questions and help you.
But also take advantage of the babysitting and room service the hospital provides for you. You are going home to both the joys of being a mother and the demands of caring for a newborn infant.
Between feeling exhausted after labor and managing the pain from the surgery, getting out of bed may seem like too big of a task.
Yet getting out of bed at least one or two times a day at first can help speed your recovery. It also decreases your chance of having blood clots and helps your bowels move.
But make sure someone is around to help you in case you get dizzy or weak. Plan on taking your walks soon after you have received some pain medicine.
Contractions and Bleeding
Once you deliver, the heavy contractions are over. But your uterus still needs to contract in order to shrink back towards its normal size and to prevent heavy bleeding. Breastfeeding also helps the uterus contract. These contractions maybe somewhat painful, but they are important
As your uterus becomes firmer and smaller, you are less likely to have heavier bleeding. Blood flow should gradually become slower during your first day. You may notice a few smaller clots passing when the nurse presses on your uterus to check it.
Pain Relief
Your epidural, or spinal, catheter can also be used for pain relief after surgery. It may be left in for up to 24 hours after delivery.
If you did not have an epidural, you may receive pain medicines directly into your veins through an intravenous line (IV) after surgery.
- This line runs through a pump that will be set to give you a certain amount of pain medicine.
- Often, you can push a button to give yourself more pain relief when you need it.
- This is called patient controlled analgesia (PCA).
You will then be switched to pain pills that you take by mouth, or you may receive shots of medicine. It is okay to ask for pain medicines when you need it. Do not be shy.
What Else?
You will have a urinary (Foley) catheter in place right after surgery, but this will be removed on the first day after surgery
The area around your incision may be sore, numb, or both. Sutures or staples are usually removed around the second day, just before you leave the hospital.
At first you may be asked to only eat ice chips or take sips of water, at least until your health care provider is certain you are not likely to have very heavy bleeding. Most likely, you will be able to eat a light diet 8 hours after your C-section.
Berghella V, Landon MB. Cesarean delivery. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, et al, eds. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 20.
Review Date: 9/19/2012
Reviewed By: Susan Storck, MD, FACOG, Chief, Eastside Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound, Bellevue, Washington; Clinical Teaching Faculty, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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BIG DAY TODAY, OR THURSDAY, OR WHATEVER: Today, like we even need to tell you, is the feast day of St. Timothy. It's like a second birthday for us. We wear size 11 shoes if you're thinking of gift ideas.
Back at St. Joseph, the only person who made a big deal out of our feast day was our classmate David Mais, who went on to become fire chief in Newport Beach.
Because logrolling was a big part of our early education, we also made a huge deal out of the feast day of St. David, which falls on March 1. We're not sure what shoe size Mais wears. Probably a 9 1/2.
Anyway, on the occasion, we called the chair of the What's Hot! Theological Studies Department, Father Patrick Sheary, of St. Cornelius, to find out what's in it for us.
"Ha!" he howled. "That's your Republican heritage coming through: `What's in it for me? What's in it for me?"'
Father Sheary also informed us that today is, rather, St. Francis de Sale's feast day.
"What kind of priest are you?" we hollered. "The whole time we were growing up at St. Joe's, we celebrated St. Timothy's feast day on Jan. 24. Our birthday is the 12th, multiply that by 2 and it's the 24th. It's how we remembered it."
"You did it wrong," maintained the fine Irishman, who's such a grand liberal that he practically took potshots at our devoutly Republican grandmother at her own funeral, at which he presided with grace, scholarship and aplomb, with Gov. George Deukmejian in attendance. It was the best funeral ever!
So we took, with some seriousness, his rewriting of the liturgical calendar, pushing our saint's feast day two days hence - and informing us that Timothy has to share it with St. Titus.
"Would you care to know about St. Timothy's life?" asked Father Sheary.
"Uh, how much?"
He laughed like crazy. "He was a martyr. St. Paul wrote some letters to him. His mother was Jewish-Christian, his father was Greek."
"Is there a problem if we just go ahead and celebrate the feast of St. Timothy on the 24th?"
"That's very post-modern of you, just revising the facts to make it the way you want," he said. "Now that I look it up, in the Roman Catholic Church, St. Timothy's feast day is Jan. 26. In the Greek and Russian Orthodox churches it's celebrated on the 22nd. I don't know where you get the 24th."
"It's the average of the two dates," we explained.
"It's the 26th," he countered, wearing us down. He suggested a compromise: "I'd say you can celebrate your own advent. A two-day advent in advance of your real feast day."
"Can we have whiskey?" we asked.
"Yes," said Father Sheary.
OTHER DATES: Skipping merrily from the liturgical calendar to the entertainment, we see that the Long Beach Performing Arts Center has a pretty broad range of amusements and diversions planned between now and summer, though Peter Frampton and, if you're incredibly generous, Ravi Shankar, are the only two from the rock world so far. And we're not incredibly generous.
Anyhow, mark up your calendar with this something-for-everyone - literally, everyone - lineup:
Feb. 11: Gospel heavyweight Bill Gaither and his Homecoming Tour, 6p.m. in the Arena.
Feb. 11: (Yep, same day), a Valentine's Day jazz show with Boney James, Gerald Albright and Norman Brown, 7 p.m. in the Terrace.
Feb. 18: Blue-collar comedy with Ron White, 7 p.m. at the Terrace.
March 11 (2 p.m.) and 17 (8 p.m.): Long Beach Opera's "The Breasts of Tiresias" and "Tears of a Knife" in the Center Theater.
March 14: "Frampton Comes Alive! 35th Anniversary," 8 p.m. at the Arena.
March 17: Imagination Movers play rock for kids at 2 and 5 p.m. in the Terrace.
March 25: Ravi Shankar, the "sixth or seventh Beatle." 7:30 p.m. at the Terrace.
April 21: His Holiness The Dalai Lama speaks of "Peace of Mind in a Troubled Time" at 1:30 p.m. in the Terrace.
May 3: Gabriel Iglesias brings his Stand-Up Revolution Tour to the Terrace at 7 p.m.
June 15-17: "Sesame Street Live: Elmo Makes Music" at various times in the Terrace Theater.
There's more pending, so budget accordingly. For more info, call 562-436-3636.
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The Barbara Barrington Jones family foundation, located in Lehi, has donated $100,000 to Ballet West's education and outreach programs. The company says the education programs have reached 101,724 students and educators throughout Utah during the 2011-2012 school year.
Dance workshops
Repertory Dance Theatre will hold two workshops for dancers ages 10-13 and 14-18, as well as a concert in Gunnison.
When • Workshops: Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 25-26, 3:30 p.m.
Concert • Wednesday, Feb. 27, 7 p.m.
Tickets • $10, $7 seniors/students
Where • Gunnison Valley High School, 35 E. 600 South, Gunnison
Info • Call Diana Spencer at 435-979-2798;
'198 Inches of Awesome'
Sugar Space's artist-in-residence program presents "198 Inches of Awesome."
When • Thursday through Saturday, Feb. 28-March 2, 8 p.m.
Where • Sugar Space Studio for the Arts, 616 E. Wilmington Ave., Salt Lake City
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U.'s Performing Dance Company
The University of Utah Modern Dance Department's company presents its spring concert, with work from faculty members and guests.
When • Thursday, Feb. 28, 5:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday, March 1-2, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Marriott Center for Dance, 330 S. 1500 East, University of Utah campus, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $12; U. of U. faculty/staff: $8; visit bit.ly/13j6ISm
Info • kingsburyhall.utah.edu or call 801-571-7100 for information.
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Join the festivities at the 11th Annual Belly Dance Spring Fest, the largest belly dance festival in Utah.
When • Saturday, March 2, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Where • Utah State Fairpark, 155 N. 1000 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $7; children under five are free


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To save all these files permanently to your hard drive you will need to install Backtrack 3 to your hard drive. Everything that it writes to the hard drive is just temp in the ram and as you know gets erased on a restart.
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So sony has promised a new focus character, missions, costumes, and other content every month. This is the first shipment, and it's purrrfect for valentines day!!!
p.s. if u are thinking about buying DC Universe Online used, DO NOT, and I repeat, DO NOT buy it unless u can confirm the activation code has not been redeemed.
You are getting scammed, DCUO has one activation code per game at this time.
I hope they change it, but they say they will not give out any other activation codes, and only that one will work for the disc.
The code is linked to the account once redeemed, and most people selling it online have used the code.
the seller may not know of this information either, so if you see a sale for a used one at gamestop, or ebay, I would advise them of the information. Just so they do not get in trouble.
This is especially important now, due to the fact that many people couldn't, or are too cheap, and bought the game just for the 30 day trial, and have not renewed the subscription. These people maybe selling them now.
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Scientists believe that your brain has a built-in "negativity bias." In other words, as we evolved over millions of years, dodging sticks and chasing carrots, it was a lot more important to notice, react to, and remember sticks than it was for carrots.That's because - in the tough environments in which our ancestors lived - if they missed out on a carrot, they usually had a shot at another one later on. But if they failed to avoid a stick - a predator, a natural hazard, or aggression from … [Read more...]
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Edible Garden Series: From Design to Harvest
Common Ground Garden
Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 10:00 AM - Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 3:00 PM (PST)
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Event Details
Classes on February 2, March 2, March 30, April 27 and May 18
10:00 – 3:00
Learn garden design and planning, composting, soil testing and preparation, seed propagation and transplanting, watering and how to nurture healthy edible crops. You can create a garden oasis of beautiful edibles in the front, side or back of the home. Master harvesting techniques and learn what compost crops to plant after harvest. Permaculture design and GROW BIOINTENSIVE methods harmonize together in this special series. Homeowners and professional landscape designers will gain valuable knowledge to create gardens of nutritious and delicious organic food in your homes and communities. Make lasting friendships! Learn about proper tools, supplies, books and resources throughout the course. Bring your copy of How to Grow More Vegetables to all classes. One-hour lunch break; bring you own lunch. Students will receive a certificate upon completion. Class size is limited. Register early. Taught by Drew Harwell, edible-garden and Permaculture consultant, the manager of Jesse Cool's Seeds of Change Garden, and the former Common Ground Garden Manager. Drew was featured in the Palo Alto Weekly recently, see his interview here.
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Common Ground Garden Supply and Education
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These are just a few of the delicious items on the menu: Crab Legs, Fried Oysters, Hush Puppies, Fried Shrimp, Homemade Shrimp Bisque, Steamed Shrimp, Chilled Peel & Eat Shrimp, Country Fried Chicken with a fresh greens & veggies Salad Bar and a vast selection of delicious Desserts. We look forward to serving you!
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The Rancho Cucamonga Animal Care and Adoption Center and Upland Animal Services kick off "Home for the Holidays" with a fundraiser and pet adoption event on Saturday.
The event starts off with breakfast or lunch at Pine Haven Caf?, located at 1191 E. Foothill Blvd. in Upland, for a fundraiser benefiting both animal centers. Pine Haven Caf? will donate 18 percent of the proceeds from all transactions from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. to help homeless pets.
A "Super Pet Adoption" event at Upland Animal Shelter, 275 San Bernardino Road, will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dogs, cats, and rabbits are available for adoption along with special adoption fees (Dogs - $50; Cats (4+ months) - $45; and Rabbits - $40).
The event also features Winter Wonderland Pet Pictures from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a $10 donation. All adopters at this event will be entered into a drawing for an iPod Nano.
For those unable to attend, the Rancho Cucamonga Animal Care and Adoption Center offers special "Home for the Holidays" adoption promotions. Those who adopt a dog, cat, or rabbit from the Rancho Cucamonga Animal Care and Adoption Center in the month of December will be entered into a drawing for a $100 PetSmart gift card. There are special gifts for featured pets throughout the month.
The shelters are encouraging all to create their own fundraisers to help send pets "Home for the Holidays" by visiting the Firstgiving page at www.firstgiving.com/rcpets. Or stop by the Rancho Cucamonga Animal Care and Adoption Center and get a 2013 RCPets calendar for$5 and a Goldie or Raisin plush toy ($5-$10).
Proceeds from these events will go back to the Rancho Cucamonga Animal Care and Adoption Center's Behavior and Enrichment Program. Information: www.RCPets.info, call (909) 466-PETS (7387), or visit the Center at 11780 Arrow Route. The Center is open Monday - Friday, 1 p.m. - 7 p.m. and Saturday - Sunday from noon to 6 p.m.


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Used Car Buyers: Check For Storm Damage
Some of the estimated 230-thousand vehicles damaged by Superstorm Sandy on the East Coast last fall, are now being sold across the country as undamaged. A few dozen have made it to Oregon.
As of July, the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles has had title applications for 39 vehicles damaged in the storm. Most came from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Often buyers are aware that a vehicle has been damaged in some way, but they may be unaware of the type of damage. They only discover the vhicle's history when they get a new title with a"flood damage" brand, or a "totaled" brand.
"The problem with flood-damaged vehicles is that they can be cleaned up to appear undamaged," says DMV Administrator Tom McClellan. "But water damage can lead to severe mechanical and electrical problems, mold growth and other problems that can show up later - especially with the effects of salt water."
Unscrupulous sellers prey on customers looking for a bargain. "Anytime a deal sounds too good to be true. it usually is," says DMV Business Regulation Manager Chris Ratliff. "That's particularly true of cars."
People shopping for used cars need to be extra cautious, especially when looking a vehicles titled on the East Coast. They should :
- Inspect the vehicle for signs of water, mud and sand, along with corrosion or residue in carpet and upholstery. If possible, check the glove box, look inside the dash and tail light fixtures.
- Hire a professional mechanic to inspect the vehicle before purchase.
- Ask the seller to show you the title or ownership document, and check for brand notations, such as "salvage" or "flooded".
- Shop for a used vehicle among license auto dealers. You can find out whether a dealer is licensed by visitng the Business Section at www.OregonDMV.com.
Also, check the vehicle's identification number, or "VIN" with the online registry at the National Insurance Crime Bureau.
Other tools include:
* www.vehiclehistory.gov
* www.nsvrp.org
To report fraud involving the sale of a damaged car:
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Our thanks to the following people who have been of great assistance in the establishment of Creation Research.
Rev Frank White Snr. & Mrs Isabella White
The reverend Frank and his wife Isabella were instrumental in challenging and encouraging John and Anne Mackay to follow God's leading in establishing creation ministry and trusting in faith, that the God of the bible would provide all our needs. Mrs Isabella White's direct challenge to John Mackay after the annual Presbyterian camp in Queensland was, "Haven't you read the life story of Hudson Taylor. ... if God has called you to do this minstry you better do it."
Both the reverend Frank and Isabella have been misionaries in China working under the old China inland mision. Their advice was based on years of experience in trusting God. Both of these saints are now with the Lord, but their advice in trusting him has proved 100% reliable in running Creation Research.
Bryn & Beryl Barrett
|Bryn was a Welshman who moved to Australia and pastored a church in Toowoomba. John Mackay has been a regular speaker at Bryn's church proir to Bryn moving to Manchester UK. Bryn became the first ministry co-ordinator for Creation Research in the UK and was responsible for distributing our videos to Eastern Europe which would open doors following the collapse of communism.
Martin Barrow UK.,
|Martin and his wife live in Manchester UK - In 2003 they adopted three childern all of the same age, and have suddendly found themselves fully occupied in a ministry in the next generation. Martin was fundermental in organising our first web site material.
|John Jones
|John Jones was our first UK video department. He generously donated much of his time and labour to the production and distribution of Creation Research videos. He was previously a Lecturer in Medicine, who since retirement donated eight years of his time to Creation Research
Ralph Cossitt Canada
|Ralph and Carol Cossitt Canada - Ralph was afflicted with diabeties at an early age and was already blind when he attended his first Creation Research meeting. It was love at first sight and for many years Ralph and Carol ran Creation Research work in Canada. Ralph passed on through diabeties complications January 30th. A.D. 2002. He is now much better off with the Lord, but sorely missed on earth. Ralph is shown with a clock he made shortly before his death.
Craig Houghton Canada
|Craig volunteered to step into the breach after Ralp Cossitt died . Craig is a policemen and has a large home schooling family. We are grateful to him and his wife for holding things together until Jack Hannah and his team became available.
Arthur Tuck Australia
|Arthur Tuck and his wife Evylyn were supporters of Creation Research from the very beginning. Arthur's generousity to the ministry and his committment to truth of God's word made him a keen friend through thick and thin. Arthur went to be with the Lord in A.D. 2003.
|DR ALLEN HALL (1919-2004) was the first Academic John Mackay asked to join the Advisory Board of Creation Science in Australia. At the time, Allen was in charge of the State Government Language program for Aboriginal education and was a University Lecturer in Linguistics. His role in Creation Research productions such as 'The Origin of the Races' Video/DVD, and a yet to be published Bible Commentary was vital. Allen received The Order of Australia medal from the National Government for his services to Aboriginal Language Education. Always faithful in Christian Missionary work, Allen had translated the Bible into several languages and was our consultant on questions of Biblical Hebrew or Greek. He became a dear friend who was faithful through good times and bad and was the consistent leader of our Prayer Executive since 1987, as he and his wife Jo opened up their house to Creation Research.
Allen passed into God's presence Saturday 24th July, AD 2004 after battling congestive heart failure for several months. He was 85 years old. Now he's enjoying a new home in the Lord's mansion. Pray for his wife Jo, his 6 children and many grandchildren in their time of loss. The Lord Jesus blessed us through Allen. We shall see him again in glory.
Gwen Taylor
|After 27 years as Ministry in the office keeping track of the accounts and financial records, Gwen retired June 30th, 2007 to care for aging parents in-law. Pray for her work in the new ministry and praise the Lord for her tremendous work for Creation Research.
David Stewart
|David's consistent and faithful support over the years is the reason we have named the Hungarian Creation Research Scholarship in his honour. Appropriately this scholarship which rewards students for their research on the evidence for Biblical creation commenced in 2009 the year of Charles Darwin's anniversary. Dr David Stewart was a surgeon and a keen supporter of Creation Research in the USA who was mightily blessed by the field research of our Tennessee team and went to be with the Lord during 2008.
WINNERS FOR HUNGARIAN DR STEWART SCHOLARSHIP and more details click HERE
PROF JOHN RENDLE SHORT A.M., M.A., M.B., B.Chir., M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.C.P., F.R.A.C.P....
WITH SADNESS we note the passing of Professor John Rendle-Short, who was the 2nd University of Queensland academic John Mackay asked to join the Creation Science Advisory Board in the early days. Professor Rendle-Short became firmly convinced that Genesis could be historically trusted after attending a series of meetings run by John Mackay and Ken Ham. Professor John Rendle-Short died peacefully in Toowoomba Qld on Thursday 21st January 2010. Prof was the much loved husband of Angel (deceased), and father of Hephzibah, Francesca, Hume, Johanna, Alexandra and Charlotte. May God continue to use Professor Rendle-Short's testimony even though he has now passed on to glory with Christ.
Dr T(yndale) John Rendle Short was Foundation Professor and Head of the Department of Child
Health in the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, a post he held for 24 years. In 1981 he was made a Member of the Order of Australia for services in medicine and infantile autism....
Romulus Campan was our Eastern European rep for many years from the mid 1990's until middle 2010. Romulus acted as our translator for Creation Research ministry visits to Hungary and Romania and as the host for our regular television show produced by Alpha-Omega TV. Pray for Romulus and his family that God's blessing may continue to guide him in his new career.
Randall & Mary Hardy entered the Creation Research administration UK after John Young our original rep found Pastoral Ministry over several churches made it impossible for him to more than remain treasurer for the ministry. Randall and Mary then coordinated the ministry for more than a decade maintaining the mailing list and book/video supplies in the UK. Randall is an electrician by training and a self taught computer whizz, and very keen on Creation geology.
|Mary and Randall Hardy UK
CANADIAN REP, Jack Hannah (photo left) retired from full time ministry at end of 2012. Jack was a Baptist Pastor in Westney Heights (near Toronto) and hosted Creation Research meetings for quite a few years before taking over Creation Research adminstration. Keep praying for Jack and his wife.


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@chkov - Thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to try and do the DNS Spoof next, maybe the Proxychain idea depending on how much I learn about the subject (I understand the idea, but I don't know enough to teach it).
I know how aircrack and such work and how to gain wep using it, but I don't own a computer that has a good enough wireless card that is compatible (I keep telling myself I need the practice and that I should buy a WiFi USB but I never get around to doing it... Really want to now though, probably going to order one soon
@Sniper - How would you prefer to have it? Plain text (for viewing while in a command line), Doc (pretty, but you know Microsoft :P), or PDF. If you let me know your favorite I'll upload it somewhere for you guys. (I'll probably upload a plain text and a PDF just to be safe)
@Code - Hopefully the next one is more detailed. This was my first attempt at a tutorial and now that I got feedback I can make the next one better and more in depth on the subject manner instead of "click this, now this". I want it more to be me just talking about the subject manner and just briefly talking about the tools.
Thanks for the kind words guys n' gals. Keep watching for the next tutorial, Hopefully out within this coming week (depending on if I can write a good one about the subject).


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I talked to Hoyt on Friday about the timing marks on the Cam.5 bows. They stated that as long as they were inside the timing marks, then it is fine.
However, I put my bow on my draw check jig. Guess what. The top cam was hitting a whole lot later than the bottom cam. So after a couple of twist it was much closer.
I find it funny that they said just get it in the timing marks and it's fine. Well, it didn't look fine to me. It's basically a two cam design and needs to be timed or synced so they hit at the same time.Chris Christenson - Admin
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For full details of the up-dated Fight Card for the Angrrr Management event "War at the Winter Gardens, Weston S Mare, December 9th go to www.grrr.tv
Angrrr Management are unhappy to report that we have still not been paid by CFS Ipswich who hired our 24ft Cage.
The promoters names are Tom Tailford, Stuart Chase & James Bartram.
We will post on our site & within these forums when we do get paid.


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|Function: This is used by WRITE-STRING. It writes the string to the stream, optionally delimited by start and end, which default to 0 and NIL. The string argument is returned. The default method provided by FUNDAMENTAL-CHARACTER-OUTPUT-STREAM uses repeated calls to STREAM-WRITE-CHAR.
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star Bologna hotel in Bologna City Centre, near Communal Collection of Fine Arts
Popular property highlights
Located in Bologna City Centre, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Montagnola Park, Communal Collection of Fine Arts, and Museum of Giorgio Morandi. Palazzo Comunale and Piazza Maggiore are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has a bar/lounge and a business center. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include conference rooms, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
All 156 rooms offer free WiFi, minibars, and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include room service, hair dryers, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. 9 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities.
NH Bologna de la Gare is a smoke-free property.
- Luggage storage
- Free WiFi
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 5
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 156
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 9
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting rooms - 9
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- In-room safe
- Flat-panel TV
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Amarcord - This restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Open daily.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 11 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Additional policies and fees may apply when booking more than 5 rooms. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.5 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 23 per person (approximately)
- A pet fee will be charged
Hotel Name
- NH Bologna Gare
- NH Bologna Gare Hotel
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. Children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
NH Lazy Sunday Promotion - Book a stay in any rate category, for travel anytime including a Sunday, and receive the following:
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She is a very talented brunette wrestler.Click here to see Stephanie McMahon nude!
Here they go. Some are less, some more naked. We have few more pictures, but becouse of limited server space, we could not place all of her photos. But we will do it in future! So be patient. And be careful! You never know when the most sexy photo will show up here.
Yes... we know. We wish there were more naked photos of Stephanie McMahon. All our hope in those paparazzi guys! Please visit us again in some time.


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Saunders shuts down Reds
Joe Saunders pitched seven efficient innings and Nick Franklin and Justin Smoak each homered to lift the Seattle Mariners to a 3-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday.
A day after the Reds scored 13 runs, they managed just six hits and a run off Saunders. The left-hander allowed only two baserunners to reach third in the first six innings and retired 11 consecutive batters before Chris Heisey doubled into the left field corner with one out in the fifth inning.
Saunders (7-8) walked none and struck out two while winning back-to-back starts for the first time this season.
Charlie Furbush pitched a 1-2-3 eighth and Tom Wilhelmsen was perfect in the ninth for his 18th save, helping the Mariners pick up their second win of the three-game series and improve to 10-2 against the Reds since interleague play began in 1997.
The Reds went down in order in six of their nine innings.
Bronson Arroyo (7-7) overcame a 32-pitch first inning to complete six, allowing five hits and three runs with one walk and six strikeouts. He retired 10 of the last 11 batters he faced.
Franklin hit Arroyo's 10th pitch of the game 380 feet into the right field seats for his sixth home run of the season and second in the first inning in three games. He hit a two-run homer on Friday off of Mike Leake , also in the first inning.
Smoak extended the lead to 3-0 with a two-run drive into the left field seats on the first pitch he saw from Arroyo with two outs in the third inning. The 378-foot shot, which followed Kyle Seager 's one-out walk, was Smoak's seventh.
The Reds broke up the shutout bid in the seventh with back-to-back one-out doubles by Todd Frazier and Heisey before Saunders finished his day by getting Ryan Hanigan and pinch-hitter Derrick Robinson to ground out.


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Episcopal Asiamerica Ministries (EAM) will celebrate its 40th Anniversary and Churchwide Consultation on June 20-24, 2013 at the Hyatt Regency, San Francisco Airport (Burlingame). The theme of the Consultation is "EAM@40: Remember, Celebrate & Re-Envision".
This event will feature a 1st EAM Invitational Golf Tournament to raise funds for the EAM Council (EAMC), a 501(c) organization in partnership with the Asiamerica Ministries Office of the Episcopal Church, and the Partnership Office for Asia and the Pacific.
Speakers will include clergy and lay leaders remembering those who prioneered EAM, and celebrating the Mission Today. Youth and young adults will discuss "Re-envisioning the Future Thrust of Asiamerica Ministries." The Rev. Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies, will address the multicultural banquet in San Francisco Chinatown. The Presiding Bishop, the Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori, will preach at the closing Eucharist to be held June 23 at 3:00pm at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco.
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House concert features married duo
October 26, 2012
Few husband-wife musical duos provide audiences with the complete entertainment package that Stacey Earle and Mark Stuart dish out in a live performance.
Armed with clever acoustic guitar interplay, autobiographical songwriting, lovely harmonies and humorous storytelling, this couple captivates your attention from the first moment they are on stage.
Based out of Tennessee, Earle and Stuart draw from blues, pop, country, rock and more in their heartfelt music. The years of touring the folk/Americana circuit (playing 170 concerts a year) have given them a knack for reaching out to the audience in an intimate "come into my living room" fashion.
Stacey and Mark own their own record label, Gearle Records, and have made eight CDs over the years.
Since meeting in 1992 and marrying in 1993, the partners have toured the U.S., Canada and Europe repeatedly.
They left the environment of pursuing a major label deal in Nashville in 1998 to target small, intimate venues in theaters, coffeehouses, festivals, clubs and house concerts.


text: I think sonnen beats every other top middleweight. He's an elite level fighter who has only recently been beaten by arguably the 2 best mma fighters ever. I'd like to see him vs Belfort for a middleweight contenders fight if silva beats Weidman and fights jones in a super fight.have it on the same card,have texeria vs Gustafson for lhw contenders shot on the same card and you've got an awesome night of fights.


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The location is great, about a 4 minute walk to the metro and lots of restaurants nearby. The hostel was clean, bed was comfortable, lots of amenities and amazingly staff; they were friendly and helpful. Breakfast is reasonable for the price. Nothing negative to say.
Very clean and quiet. Wireless was down so we could only get the internet in the lounge which they closed down at 10. One of the other guests smoked in the water closet and left the window open. The other wise clean bathroom smelled like smoke and the seat was very cold.
parking is for free, and cleaness of the place that we should leave the rooms from 9 to15 for cleaning everyday . Resurant does not have many options
It was unexpectedly clean. The room's floor, showers and bathroom were cleaned every day. The breakfast was even better than many hotels. The hotel staff, including cleaning people, is doing excellent job.. The rooms are a little small for 4 people.
Very clean, Grate location, Cheep
Very quiet, as if we were far away the middle of a big city.
Good location for both airport and all public transport into Vienna. Good facilities for leaving luggage after checking out. Although the bed linen was very clean perhaps the matresses and/or pillows had some bed bugs
As this is a hostel, there isn't TV in the room, but there's a refrigator in the room ! You need 0.5 euro for a soap, and 2 euro for towel rental.
Cozy, and safe Lack of bar at the reception
The rooms were clean and bright, with a fridge and big desks. The self-catering kitchen was well-equipped. Internet was available on 3 laptops in the common room. The staff was helpful. Maps for free. 24 hr reception. Having to hire the towels was a little awkward, but there may be good reasons for this. No wireless to use own computer.
Night view on the city.
The landscape, and the price It didn't have Tv in the room but it was fine
The location and the staff. Hostel was really great. No problem with transportation to the city center. Food could have been better.
view of vienna, hommy
It is clean, and comfortable, with a nice view to the city. It is ideal for one night. WLAN is also available. There was no hot water
faire hostel for faire price with great staff.
low price far away from the city
the wiev. in the evening was a litle noisi.
Rooms clean, comfortable bed, breakfast good. Stunning view over Vienna from terrace. Excellent value for money.
The outside view is very nice and the rooms are quite good.


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Remembering a Christian warrior for Zion (JERUSALEM POST OP-ED) By MICHAEL FREUND 03/25/12)
Source: http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Columnists/Article.aspx?id=263233
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Saturday marked the 68th anniversary of the passing of a great man, one whose contributions to the establishment of the State of Israel and its defense cannot be overstated.
And though his name graces numerous streets, thoroughfares and educational institutions throughout the land, Orde Wingates unique role in helping to lay the foundation for the revival of Jewish sovereignty has nonetheless begun to fade from public memory.
Just ask any young Israeli about Wingate, and they will most likely think you are referring to the institute for physical education and sport in Netanya, rather than the man for whom it was named.
This is a grave injustice, one that simply cannot be allowed to occur. We are doing a great disservice to history, and to ourselves, by not doing more to remember him.
Put simply, Wingate was a Christian warrior for Zion, a man whose biblical passion and beliefs propelled him to defy the pro-Arab sentiments of the day and embrace the Zionist cause. He set a noble example of unapologetically fighting terror, staunchly rejecting appeasement both as a policy and a world-view.
In 1936, at the height of the Arab terror campaign known as the Arab Revolt, Wingate was serving as a captain in British intelligence. Assigned to British units posted in Mandatory Haifa, he quickly came to admire the Jewish people and their determination to reclaim the land that had been promised to them by the Creator.
Wingate began training Jewish volunteers, who served in active defense units that came to be called the Special Night Squads. They launched daring missions to protect Jewish communities from Arab terrorists, often undertaking operations that penetrated deep into Arab villages.
Wingate drew on his deep love and profound knowledge of the Bible, employing strategy and tactics he had distilled from studying the campaigns of Joshua, Gideon and King David. As an officer, he emphasized the need for preemptive strikes, and insisted upon taking the fight to the enemys territory. Both of these principles later came to serve as central tenets of Israels defensive posture and military doctrine.
Wingate organized special training courses at Ein Harod, where some of the future leaders of Israels military were schooled. He dreamt of one day leading a Jewish army, and befriended various Zionist leaders such as Chaim Weizmann and Moshe Sharett.
To Jews living in pre-state Israel, Wingate came to be known as Hayedid, or the friend, but many of his British colleagues looked askance at his fondness for the Jewish cause. Fellow officers criticized him, forcing Wingate in 1939 to submit a formal appeal in which he wrote, I am not ashamed to say that I am a real and devoted admirer of the Jews.... Had more officers shared my views, the [Arab] rebellion would have come to a speedy conclusion some years ago.
As a result of his stance, Wingate was unceremoniously recalled to England, where the authorities went so far as to bar him from ever returning to the land of Israel.
With the outbreak of World War II, Wingate was assigned to Ethiopia to counter the Italian fascist occupation of the country, which he did with great success.
He was then sent to Burma, where he led a group of jungle fighters in the battle against Japanese forces. It was there, on March 24, 1944, that Wingate, by then a major-general, died in a tragic plane crash. He was just 41 years old. In his short life, Wingate had managed to win Britains Distinguished Service Order three times.
More importantly, however, he won the gratitude of the people of Israel.
When word of his death reached Jerusalem, a memorial service was organized for him at Yeshurun Synagogue and a special version of the Kel Male Rachamim prayer was even composed on his behalf. Remember unto him his love for the words of your prophets concerning the return of the House of Israel to its Holy Land, the text of the prayer said, adding, May the name of Orde Wingate be remembered in the book of redemption of the House of Israel for eternity.
David Ben-Gurion said that had Wingate lived to see the establishment of the State of Israel, he would have surely been asked to lead its nascent military. And in his autobiography, Chaim Weizmann referred to Wingate as the Lawrence of Judea, highlighting his passionate sympathy one might say his self-identification with the highest ideals of Zionism. Each year, the Jewish War Veterans of the USA hold special ceremonies in America and Israel to honor Wingate and his legacy.
It was at one such event in 1995 that then-chief rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau told a poignant story, noting that while stationed in Burma in 1943, Wingate had written to a friend to say that he had not forgotten the Zionist cause. You promised not to forget us, Rabbi Lau said, and we promise not to forget you, not us, nor our children. In light of all that Orde Wingate, a British officer and Bible-believing Christian, did for our people, that is one promise that we should all strive to keep. May his memory be for a blessing. (© 1995-2011, The Jerusalem Post 03/25/12)
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