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Country: Austria
Region: Europe
Currency: Euro (EUR) (€)
Languages: German
Time Zone: UTC +1
Communications: Good
Formation Cost: 5000 - 11000 USD$
Formation Time: 11 - 18 days
Maintenance cost: 1000 - 4000 USD$
Executive Summary: Austria has traditionally had close links with Eastern Europe, and has attracted signficant numbers of companies from the region since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Approximately 67% of the Austrian workforce are employed in the country's service sector, although industry accounts for around 27% of the workforce, and argiculture the remainder. As might be expected from a country with such a developed service sector, the standard is high, and the workforce generally well educated. The Vienna Stock Exchange showed a return to form in 2012 after a poor performance in the two years preceding, with the leading index, the ARC of the Vienna Stock Exchange, rising by around 28%. The most commonly used business form is the Limited Liability Company, although a number of other structures exist, including the Sole Proprietorship, the Association, the Commercial Cooperative, and the European Joint Stock Company. Corporate income tax is imposed at a rate of 25% (and capital gains tax at the same rate). The standard rate of VAT is 20%. Austria has 83 tax treaties in place at the time of writing.
Suitable for: Wealth Management, Treasury Management, Banking, Fund Management, Shipping, Yachting, E-commerce, Property Ownership
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Good Relationships: Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom
Bad Relationships: Burma, Egypt, Iran, Korea (Democratic People's Republic of), Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria
Tax Burden - Business: Moderate
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Headline tax rates: CIT 25%, PIT 20.44%-50%, VAT 20%
Treaty Jurisdictions: Albania, Algeria, Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Belize, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Republic of, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, Morocco, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, Vietnam
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New Students
- Book your English Skills Assessment if you haven't done so already.
- Make sure you have English (COM or EAP) on your timetable in your first term. Usually, English is added to your timetable for you, but if it is not, see an English & Liberal Studies Coordinator before Day 5.
- Read the Requirements for Graduation. Seek Academic Advice if necessary.
- Pay attention to the deadlines to add/change a course, to drop a course, and to apply for a Transfer Credit. If you have post-secondary credits from a college or university in Canada or overseas, read the Transfer Credit guidelines.
Tips for Success
- Consistent attendance is proven to be crucial for success in your courses. In addition, adequate class preparation, considerate classroom conduct, and constructive participation will enhance your whole academic experience
- Talk to your professors to check on your progress and discuss any difficulties you may be experiencing
- Visit the Learning Commons to see how tutors may help and enrich your learning
- If you have serious academic or personal concerns at any time, don't hesitate to talk to your professor, to an English & Liberal Studies coordinator or to Counselling and Accessibility Services.
Our courses will be both challenging and rewarding. They demand from you strong study skills, academic honesty and academic courtesy. They will reward you with enhanced communication, interpersonal and critical thinking skills, general knowledge and more – the tools to become a real career professional!
English Skills Assessment
COM101 is a compulsory credit course in all Seneca College post-secondary diploma programs. EAC149 and EAP500 are non-credit English courses. They are reading and writing subjects courses designed to prepare students for COM101. You will be placed in EAC149/EAP500 or COM101, depending on your English Skills Assessment result.
If you are developing proficiency in English, you may be required to take EAP300 to improve your knowledge of English before you can progress to EAP500, then to COM101.
The English Skills Assessment will determine if you are:
- Granted exemption from COM101 Communicating Across Contexts, or
- Required to take COM101 Communicating Across Contexts, or
- Required to take EAC149 English & Communication or EAP500 Developmental English before COM101, or
- Required to take EAP300 before you can progress to EAP500, then COM101.
As soon as you have been accepted as a Seneca student, you will need to take the English Skills Assessment Test. This is not the same test you may have done when you first applied to your program, and it is free. Book an appointment with the Test Centre as soon as possible. Please remember to bring your student number and photo identification to the test. It may take a few days for your assessment to be graded and for you to see the appropriate English course on your timetable.
If you do not have English on your timetable or if you have questions about your English course, you should contact your English and Liberal Studies coordinator (see Contact Us tab).

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The Al-Can Highway was hurriedly built in only nine months by the US Army and Canadian contractors during World War II.
Really enjoyed the trip. The scenery and wildlife was amazing. Our trip leader Tom was prepared for any questions you had about the area. Every morning there was a briefing about that days ride and what you may encounter. Meals were always prepared in a timely manner and there was always plenty to eat. Campsites and motels were what you should expect on a wilderness tour. You're not pressured into riding hard or past your abilities on the ride. Tom lets you know that this is your ride and you decide how fast or if you even want to ride from day to day. You need a break, don't ride. The weather is bad, don't ride. The goal of this trip is to get up the Alaska Highway and enjoy doing it! Thanks Tom for helping me fulfill my dream of going up the Alaska Highway. Also I'd like to thank Barry, Vern & Tom my fellow riders that I met on the tour for making the trip a lot easier and fun. It was a pleasure riding with you!!!Barry B
By far this was the best bicycle tour experience for me yet even after having completed a couple of coast-to-coast tours. Scenery that was beyond imagination, all kinds of critters, food that was exceptional and experiences that will be a once in a life time opportunity.Vern J
In researching bicycle rides in Alaska, my goal was to ride alot and ride hard, see alot and as much as possible cause I knew I wouldn't be back, not be pampered too much but be basically taken care of, and not pay alot. I found exactly what I was looking for in Pedalers. More really. Each day made me happy to be there and proud of the riding I was able to do. Each day was tough, but each day Tom took care of us by providing picturesque and bountiful roadside sustenance as well as surprisingly exquisite campside meals. For me personally, it was the right amount of on-your-own ruggedness with the comfortable knowledge that someone was there for you when and if you needed it.Jamie J
The Great Alaska Highway Ride is an experience of a Lifetime. Endless miles of pristine wilderness, abundant wildlife, awe inspiring views, encounters with fascinating people of all ages from around the world, and incredible food made this trip a tapestry of experiences that I will never forget. Truly a unique and exciting adventure.Brad G
I was worried about the whole thing. Don't. The terrain is hilly but not bad, the campgrounds are mostly fine, the beer is Glacier Fresh, and you\'ll have a wonderful experience. Tom pretty much takes care of everything, including moral support and hot drinks when the rain hits. It was all a blast.Bill M
The challenge day after day of riding such a road and the great scenery along the way. The best ride I have ever done, so good that I will be back in 2010. (Pedalers note ... he did join us again)Max S
It is hard to pinpoint particular highlights as it was all so good. The cycling, scenery, wildlife, food provided, everywhere we stayed and all the people on my tour stick in my mind as highlights! I am struggling to think of any criticisms. I was slightly apprehensive using a tour company I knew nothing about, but everything lived up to my expectations and some things exceded them.Sarah I


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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Halloween's in the air.... this week, I'm guestblogging over at the newly-redesigned FEARnet, one of the preeminent horror sites on the planet. You can find me this week in the "The Guest House", their new home for visiting writers and artists. For starters, I posted a small gallery of a few of my best horror-related cover illos as well as a few tips for budding illustrators. The rest of this week, they'll be posting q&a's I've done with four notable horror scribes -- Sanford Allen, Joe McKinney, Lee Thomas, and Mario Acevedo. Check it out, and feel free to comment over there. :)
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Thanks for doing the Q&A with me. It was an honor. -- Sanford
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Various Afrique C'est Chic
Afro house at times offers little in terms of inventiveness, as artists trot out respectfully 4/4-ed-up tributes to Afrobeat deity Fela Kuti. However, this compilation offers a whole kaleidoscope of Afro-touched compositions. Alton Miller's re-rub of Jacob Desvarieux's "An Die Adie" is a sublimely deep offering that solders together spiritually aware Detroit beats with emotion-gripped strings. Dennis Ferrer's "Funu" is a bouncy, joyful track that fuses cultures and sounds together with the help of bright guitar and soul-searching organ keys. Despite the inclusion of a few cuts whose Afro influences aren't immediately obvious, Afrique C'est Chic is a quality offering.


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I've always firmly believed that with singing, Carnatic is much tougher than film songs, but with composing, it's exactly the other way round. Why? coz true singing in Carnatic involves manodharma- or imagination (in the form of aalaapanai, neraval, swaram etc), and if you want to be good, it better not be "pre-meditated imagination"! And composing Carnatic I believe is easy since SO much of it comes ready made in the form of ragas. So if you pick a raga in which to compose, it has its standard usages and nuances and you just go with the flow. There are boundaries. There are rules. And with limited pieces to move around in the game, its not too hard to come up with a standard classical composition. (There's at least a small challenge only if you pick rare ragas, but that's not all too tough either) Where as with "filmi" songs, a whole new range of possibilites arise. Chords. Harmonies. Overlays. Variety of instruments. There's lesser rules, so it's that much tougher to produce a good piece with not much to follow.
Anyway, coming back to me- if art means spontaneity, then I must admit I'm hardly an artiste. I'm so regimented in my thoughts... Sometimes, the thought that I'm fundamentally wired this way scares me. But many times, I feel good as well. I find immense pleasure in analyzing a piece of music philosophically. So if this is what is "natural" to me, then is this art as well? I don't know.


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Dr YB Shah, South Charnwood Locality Lead
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Dr YB Shah has worked as a GP in Thurmaston since 1982, and is senior partner in his practice. As well as being a board member, he is a member of the Finance and Performance Committee for West Leicestershire CCG. He is also the Clinical Lead for diabetes and the UHL lead for Contracts and Performance and Quality Governance.
Previously he has also been Clinical Lead for emergency admissions and long term conditions for NHS Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. He has been the South Charnwood Locality Chair for NHS Leicestershire County and Rutland, and represented the locality at the PCT Strategy Group. The Group successfully commissioned services to improve prescribing trends and reduce emergency admissions.


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Christmas Cards for You to Make:
Christmas Holiday Card With Die-Cut and Star Motif — Free Instructions
This card would be fantastic Christmas card, thanks to the star motif and the wintery color scheme. I suggest adding a personalized holiday greeting on the front to make it even more "Christmas-y," if you like. Be sure to grab the free instructions for making this card, and the others you see pictured above as well.
"Holiday Hello" Christmas Card With Star Motif
Combine wintery patterned papers, a star motif, and eye-catching ribbon to make this charming holiday greeting card. Complete step-by-step instructions are available right here on our website.
Christmas Card With Snowflake Motif and Flourishes
If you like this card, be sure to check out the free instructions for making it; we've posted them here on our website.
Snow-Themed Christmas Card With Snowman, Snowflake and Lacy "Snowbank"
You can learn how to make this card using directions available from Paperlaces.com.
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Yogurt Waldorf Salad
Yogurt Waldorf Salad
This vegan version of the famous Waldorf Salad is made with sweet and tart apples and dairy-free raspberry yogurt. Topped with coconut bacon bits this salad is sure to set your meal off right!
- In a medium mixing bowl, add in the vegan mayo, raspberry yogurt, salt, and pepper. Whisk to combine.
- Add in the chopped apples and squeeze half the lemon juice over the mixture while combining.
- Add in the celery grapes and nuts, then fold to combine.
- Cover with a plate or plastic wrap and allow to marinade in the fridge for 1 hour (optional).
Now toss the mixture over some chopped lettuce and garnish with coconut bacon bits!


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The L-4 Manned Lunar Orbiter Research Spacecraft would have taken two to three cosmonauts into lunar orbit for an extended survey and mapping mission. It was described in a 23 September 1963 letter setting out the space exploration plan for 1965 to 1975. The L-4 complex, with a total mass of 75 tonnes, would be placed into orbit in a single N1 launch, and would consist of:
The plan included a series of lunar exploration vehicles: the L1, L2, L3, L4, and L5.


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Here we are in Parma on Halloween, hiding from earthquakes, theoretical cinghiali/wild boar, and social interactions with our hosts. We have gotten to the point where twice now we have chosen to eat nachos in our car on the side of the road. I think we are just not B&B people. We like privacy, nice as they are.
I also can't make up my mind if I can imagine living in Parma ever. It has more possibilities for us than Lucca, but it seems also a little neither here nor there size-wise. I think we need to go take a closer look at Bologna.


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Beware of missing smart bro load. I had loaded up my smart bro prepaid account since I was going out of town for a couple of days. When my unlisurf plan 200 ended, I enrolled again to unlisurf 200 to 2200 and to my surprise, i don't have any load left. The day before, my load was 420 pesos. And today is just 5 pesos. My plan expired around 4am to I waited until the morning so I can load again. When I loaded a 300 load, the balance stated was 305. I was wondering what happened to my 415 pesos load before.
I was trying to check my account at www.smart.com.ph/connect but it's down the whole night.
I thought Globe was the only one who has the modus operandi on this. It is also Smart. It's just too sad that we are insignificant to them. How can you complain?
Anyway, my solution is just to buy the prepaid cards so that everytime I ran out of internet load, it's just within reach right away.


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Murder charge filed in Seattle child slaying
A Seattle man accused of killing 15-year-old Quincy Coleman on Halloween 2008 has been charged with murder and assault.
Filing charges Tuesday afternoon, King County prosecutors contend D'Angelo A. Saloy killed Coleman and wounded a second teen as part of a dispute then raging between several Seattle gangs.
Saloy, 20, is alleged to have gunned down Coleman behind Garfield High School in revenge for another slaying. The boy's death went unsolved for four years as Seattle Police and others worked to find his killer.
Saloy was due to be released from state prison Monday on unrelated weapons charges when he was arrested by Seattle police and taken to King County Jail. His bail is set at $5 million.
"In the four years since the murder of Quincy Coleman on the steps of the Garfield Teen Life Center, this case has served as a rallying cry for violent retribution, and a reminder of the mindless violence among gangs in Seattle," said King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg.
"Thanks to the determined work of the Seattle Police Department, particularly Detective Dana Duffy, and the work of King County deputy prosecutors, justice can now be sought in a courtroom instead of the streets," Satterberg added.
Seattle Police detectives obtained witness statements that tied Saloy to the alleged gang-related shooting.
According to a police statement, several witnesses say Saloy claimed to have killed Coleman to avenge the murder of another boy, 16-year-old Pierre LaPointe; detectives also obtained video of Saloy urinating on a memorial to Coleman.
According to a police statement, several witnesses say the man claimed to have killed Coleman to avenge the murder of another boy, 16-year-old Pierre LaPointe.
On the evening of Oct. 31, 2008, a Ford Taurus drove past several individuals who were standing near the baseball field behind Garfield High School. Five to six shots were fired from the vehicle.
Coleman was shot twice in the back and died at the scene. The other 15-year-old was wounded but survived his injuries.
Charged with first-degree murder and first-degree assault, Saloy faces up to 55 years in prison if convicted as charged. He is scheduled to be arraigned Oct. 1 at the King County Courthouse.
Check the Seattle 911 crime blog for more Seattle crime news. Visit seattlepi.com's home page for more Seattle news.
Levi Pulkkinen can be reached at 206-448-8348 or email@example.com. Follow Levi on Twitter at twitter.com/levipulk.


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Braved my first venture into baking dessert and it was a hit! These Baileys Pumpkin Spiced Cream Profiteroles were dangerously addictive.
I have always been intimidated by baking desserts. Cakes and pastries require a certain level of finesse and precision… two things that I do not excel very much in. I've always loved the spontaneous nature of cooking. You can easily adjust the flavour of a stir fry or a curry. You won't be able to do that with a cake. Basically, you make it, leave it in the oven, and pray to the baking gods. One tiny mistake can mean an epic failure. I have made foccacia bread and many other kinds of dough before, but not sweets. I have just never trusted myself with them!
Baileys Pumpkin Spiced Cream: Celebrating Autumn
Just as autumn is slowly pushing the lovely English summer off the calendar, I felt that I needed to challenge myself and get out of my comfort zone. I have never baked a pastry before, and it was time to change that. The lovely folks at Baileys were kind enough to send me a bottle of their new autumn addition, the Baileys Pumpkin Spiced Cream. Upon tasting it, I was struck by inspiration and wondered if I can make Pumpkin Spiced Cream Profiteroles. I've been meaning to learn how to make profiteroles so this was a great opportunity to learn it.
Try and Try Until You Have a Shit-Tonne of Profiteroles
Admittedly, it took me 2 tries to get the choux pastry right and 4 batches to make myself believe that it is not a fluke – I did it! I actually made profiteroles and they were delicious!
They were crisp little pastry vessels of rich pumpkin spiced cream that was not too sweet and just ever so subtly boozy. The flavours were mild but really unique. It was hard not to keep eating them, and I consciously had to stop having one every other minute.
At the end of my little baking practice, I was so happy that I have successfully accomplished my challenge to myself. So successful, in fact, that I ended up with about 50 heavenly mouthfuls. My husband surrendered and exclaimed how he was sadly "profiteroled out" at the end of the night. Luckily, it was my first week at my new job, and bringing some to work would be a great way to show appreciation for everyone's warm welcome and to see whether the cream filled pastries would hold up.
Extra Tip: Cold Profiteroles
Having the profiteroles the next day was a different kind of delicious. The pumpkin spice really mixed in with the cream and has hardened a little. The pastry, despite no longer being crisp, was slightly denser. I honestly can't say whether I like them better served warm or cold because either way proved to be pretty yummy. If you intend to bring them to a party, cool the pastry and the cream separately and fill them before you leave the house. Fill them through a small hole in the bottom, instead of slicing the pastry in the center and sandwiching the cream. You can also just fill the pastry and put them in an air tight container inside the fridge. Do not wait more than 12 hours from the time you fill them to the time you eat them. This will keep your profiteroles as fresh as possible. Leaving them filled for too long will make them soggy. Also, only top them with chocolate sauce or sifted icing sugar at the very last minute or else the party will get too soaked or too dry.
While I would not dare call myself a pastry chef, I am glad to be proven wrong about my fears of baking. Also, it is awesome to learn a new skill. I may be adding more desserts on this website now. A whole new world of sweet and delicious recipes await.
Try the recipe below and impress your friends with this boozy sweet treat. Enjoy!
- 200ml cold water
- 4 tsp caster sugar
- 100g unsalted butter, plus extra for greasing
- 115g plain flour
- 3 medium sized eggs, slightly beaten
- 300 ml Double cream
- 1 tbsp Icing sugar
- 50 ml Baileys Pumpkin Spiced Cream
- Preheat the oven to 200C.
- Place water, sugar, and butter in a saucepan in low heat and wait for it to boil. When it boils, throw in the flour and salt and vigorously mix until it forms a smooth and glossy ball. Leave it to completely cool for 10 mins.
- With a wooden spatula, incorporate the eggs, a little at a time, until the mixture is brought together into a smooth paste. Place it into piping bag.
- Pipe into 1.5inch rounds on a greased tray. Level tips by dipping a finger in some water and pushing the tips down gently.
- Place in oven and before closing the door, splash the oven with a little bit of water to let steam rise then quickly shut the oven door. Bake for 20 mins until golden and risen.
- When nice and brown, prick the base of each profiterole with a skewer. With the holes visible, place back in the oven for 3 mins.
- Take out of the oven and cool completely for 10-15 mins.
- Whip all ingredients until soft peaks form. Place in piping bag and pipe into the cooled profiteroles. Make sure to pipe them fast and generously. The longer you hold the cream, the more runny it will get.
- Serve right away with chocolate sauce, or cool and serve with a sprinkle of sifted icing sugar.
Disclaimer: While I was given the bottle of Baileys Pumpkin Spice for free, I was not paid to create this recipe or to write this blog. All opinions and content are mine. Please send me an email at email@example.com for any concerns or inquiries.


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42 RV Parks near North Redington Beach, Florida
Redington Beach, Florida 0.78 miles SE
Redington Shores, Florida 0.86 miles NW
Madeira Beach, Florida 1.89 miles SE
Seminole, Florida 1.95 miles NE
We did however find 42 campgrounds within 25 miles of North Redington Beach. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near North Redington Beach in the left hand column.
5640 Seminole Blvd Seminole, Florida 33772 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 185 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $28.00
Gravel is only under the trailer, there's a concrete pad to step on and to set chairs on. The tow vehicle is parked on blacktop. Everyone is friendly, the park is very clean and their working to improve new sites. This is a adult park. It's close to the beaches, lots of restaurants and too many places for my wife to shop. When I come back to this area I will be coming here. We stayed for one week. - Lindas Old Man
May 2015 - $30.00
Over priced for it's location. Not in a very appealing neighborhood. Passport America list price was $24, but they charged $30 a night saying their price had gone up. Overall park well maintained and clean.
We will not stay here again. - Abner
Feb 2013 - $43.00
Rate reflects average for 16 days including weekly/daily. This park was excellent. We are most likely going to stay the winter there. Pet Friendly (even has a dog park), brand new pool about to open, efficient front office and maintenance staff, and welcoming residents. Even though many permanent folks are here, it has the feel of a vacation park. - Bay Area Early retirees
5640 Seminole Blvd Seminole, Florida 33772 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 185 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 2 Reviews
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Jan 2018 - $40.00
The park is very well kept and everything is clean. The sites are very close together. - Dana Andrews
Nov 2017 - $62.00
Rather small sites with little seperation, no trees or shrubs between. Modern facility but no cable TV and poor internet service. Restrooms are modern and clean but showers are small & minimal. - woodsboss
10562 70th Ave Seminole, Florida 33772 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 80 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 0 Reviews
5400 95th Street North St. Petersburg, Florida 33708 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 420 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 78 Reviews
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Apr 2019 - $63.00
5 night stay in a 36" Class A. Our site had a broken and uneven pad. Sites are very close together with many permanent campers. Location is behind a commercial warehouse area. It is located next to the water so you put in a kayak, canoe or paddle board. Not a resort type experience if that is what you are looking for. There is a long hiking/biking path nearby but it mostly runs close to the very busy roads that surround this campground. Groceries, hardware and other stores are close as are many pawn shops, bail bonds and other colorful places. Roads were tight with many trucks/cars parking close to road or overhanging onto road. - rvinglizbruce
Jan 2019 - $112.00
Huge crowded park with many seasonal/permanent residents. That being said we had a nice back-in site (#32) on Long Bayou. However very little space to park tow in front. Not really satellite friendly as there are trees spotted all through park but we were able to make it work. Neighbors are close by. Nice concrete patio pad with picnic table. Excellent staff who were always available and helpful. Really nice paved walkway in front of park for bicyclists and walkers. Could walk or bike all the way into town. Also has kayaks and launching right on Bayou. Very convenient to shopping; Publix, Macy's, etc. Would stay here again. - Beachside Baby
Nov 2018 - $78.00
Stayed here for second time in the past year in our 40 foot MH. Good: Utilities, restrooms, laundry immaculate, pool/hot tub, staff, location Bad: some of the seasonal units are in need of repair/replacement. - GED
12121 Vonn Rd Largo, Florida 33774 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 250 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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Mar 2018 - $28.00
Lock your bikes and cars at night. Not a controlled park, anyone can drive through it. Good location near food stores and beach is 2 miles from there. Not kid friendly, no toys for children and high traffic. Great seasonal rates. Close to great activities. No pets allowed. Nice people live there full time. - Shi Ben
Feb 2018 - $39.00
Lock your bikes and cars at night only. Very quiet park. Not kid friendly. Must call ahead. M-F, 8 -4. Sat. Sun. ? No pets, tents, pop up campers. Quiet time 10 - 8. - Shi Ben
May 2014 - $40.00
The park is an older one filled primarily with park model homes and maybe 40-50 spots for RVs. Only a few of the RV sites have 50 amp electric service. We were in a 30 amp site, and the voltage routinely dropped to 110 and occasionally even 105. The laundry has a sufficient number of machines; each at a cost of $1.50. The laundry building, like the office and meeting/events hall are old and could use a lot of updating. The park is managed by a father and son both of whom we felt were not as friendly as any of the hundreds of park owners and managers we have met in over 8 years of full timing. The park is next door to a shopping center with a grocery store and a lot of retail shops including a thrift store. There are a couple of restaurants as well so it is all very handy. We could walk through the back gate of the park and do grocery shopping easily. Before we made our reservation we asked if there was any prohibition against washing our coach and we were told that is not a problem. When we arrived we were given a copy of the park rules and there was indeed such a prohibition. There is a prohibition against using electric heaters of any kind. Do not ask the park to have their propane supplier stop by and fill your tank. We did and were charged $5.50/gal at a time when LP was being sold at Flying J for $3.50/gal. Bottom line is; the park is nice, safe and the people who live here or return every year as snowbirds are the only true asset. Management does nothing of value that we saw and this view was shared by others we talked with. Would we stay here again if ever in the area? No. Customer service and attitude is the worst we have ever experienced in 8 years on the road. - User422
8500 Ulmerton Rd Largo, Florida 33771 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 210 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2018 - $23.00
The good, the bad and the ugly. It is very old. This is not a RV park. It's a trailer park from the sixties. When the old trailers fall apart they pull them out and set up an "RV site". It's very clean and well maintained but difficult to get around in. We have a 38' fifth wheel and would never stay here again. The owner is very nice but not so much for the two ladies who work for him. They refused to accept a package for us and made the fed-ex guy come to our site. WiFi is a bit better than dial up. The sewer hookup is behind our trailer. We had to buy extension to hook up. Pool and hot tub are nice and clean. Barely enough room to park. Awkward. Need to leave tailgate down to get off the street. One female worker abusive and challenging about being in the road. If you have a smaller rig and don't need wifi, it might be OK. - Big Al 49
May 2017 - $2.00
We stored our unit at this park for several years. Older residential type park but extremely clean, well managed and friendly. - Scenic Cruiser
Apr 2012 - $34.00
This urban, over-55 park is primarily for seasonal residents in permanent park model type trailers but they do have some narrow short term sites with neighbors close on both sides. Our price represents a AAA discount, and is very reasonable for the location. There are very few choices in this area, but this park works well for us because it is central for visiting family. Unfortunately there is major construction underway on Ulmerton Road in front of the park, noisy at night. Newly renovated pool area gets a lot of use. There are several bathroom-shower combos, and washer-dryers. Management is well-organized and park is well maintained. Will return. - NC Writer
1610 West Bay Dr Largo, Florida 33770 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 120 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 5 Reviews
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Oct 2017 - $18.00
The new manager is fabulous! Park is quiet and everyone seems great. Close to everything! Halloween party tomorrow. Coffee and donuts every Thursday. Great group of residents! Safe, secure and very clean! Mins to the beach...and bike to causeway for fishing and sunset picnics. - Toby Beavers
Sep 2013 - $27.00
This is not really a campground, but an older trailer park with permanent and seasonal residents. They have a few sites available for short term stays. It is a quiet park (sign says for over age 55). Most sites are nicely shaded by the oaks and mature landscaping. The gulf beach is 2.5 miles over the causeway. Manager was very friendly and helpful. There were 2 restrooms with shower (1 men, 1 women) - no paper products supplied; we had to bring our own toilet paper. There is a large laundry area and community room. No picnic tables on RV sites. It was fine for a night, but I wouldn't want to stay much longer. - On the Road again 11
Jan 2013 - $19.00
The previous two reviewers pegged this park perfectly. It's small, the sites are tight and it's looking very old. But this friendly, little park is all about location. It's just a few minutes to the beach and, if you have a bike, you can ride a bike trail to the Blue Jays stadium in about 20 minutes. As a bonus it has excellent, free Wi-Fi, an open-air clubhouse and lots of friendly people. We'll be back. - Johnnyonthespot
11911 66th St Largo, Florida 33773 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 307 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 9 Reviews
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May 2017 - $36.00
Needed a place to stay while attending a class for a week. The rate reflects a weekly rate plus 1 night. This is mostly a 55+/snowbird place with some RV sites, but was in close proximity to my class. It is not a camping" place. By and large there are a lot more mobile homes or park models. Having said that, it served my purpose well and was a nice place to stay. It was very clean and quiet. It's right at the end of season, but it appeared like there were a lot of activities during the season. Check-in was friendly, easy, and efficient. There is a security gate, and the park is close to shopping/restaurants. Now...the RV sites. Our 50 amp/FHU pull-thru site wasn't really a pull-thru. If your rig will turn on a dime, you can pull straight through. We had to back in, but will be able to hook up the toad and "pull out". The sites are close together. The WiFi is only at the rec hall/office, otherwise you'll need to pay for Tengo if you don't have your own. The cable TV was awful, so we used our OTA. We were able to get plenty of channels. Our site was gravel, and we needed to place boards under the jacks to keep them from sinking. However, we had no trouble levelling. There is a nice dog park and also plenty of space to walk the dog. We would return if in the area and need a site. - Gayle E.
Mar 2017 - $40.00
We stayed one week paying $278 weekly rate. The reservation process was easy. They collected 100% at time of reservation (certainly not my preference). The check-in process was efficient. We requested a pull-thru site at time of reservation and that's what we received. The pull-thru section is close to the busy hwy with plenty of noise from trucks, motorcycles, etc. The pull-thru sites are very close. We could not put out our awning. The rectangular spot to park your rig is rocky gravel while the area where you walk and park your tow car is dirt with dead/alive grass/straw which tracks into your rv. Putting out a mat will help but not completely. In hind sight (because we stayed a week rather than a couple of days), we would have preferred a back-in site "inside" the park (quieter, less dirt, more space). However, I can fully imagine some interior sites difficult to get in due to narrow roads. The facilities are clean. The dog park is very large. They have single-stream recycling which is great. The residents seem pleasant enough but keep to themselves. The surrounding neighborhood isn't the best. I would not run outside the complex by myself so I did loops inside the park (approx .65 mi per loop). About a quarter mile down the road, we witnessed a police altercation in broad daylight. An apparent druggie pushed a cop. The cop had the druggie face down and handcuffed in a nano second. It confirmed my instinct about the area. I should mention the park is gated and we saw nothing sketchy within. There is wifi at the common facilities but we didn't use it. No wifi offered at the site. Hook-ups worked well. We had good signal for Verizon cell, Sprint Mifi and DirecTV. My personal take - I didn't care for Largo and I didn't love the campground. If you stay long-term, it's probably a better experience. To me, there's a gazillion lovely (better) places in Florida to choose from. I won't be going back. - GottaGoNow
Mar 2017 - $40.00
Beware! Made a reservation for a pull-thru site & after checking in & running my credit card for the balance due for a two night stay, I was informed that a pull thru site was not available & sites are not guaranteed by "Sun Resorts", and pull-thru sites were for large rigs only - our coach is 40 ft. The back in site we were given was not available due to a tree being removed, so we took a walk around the park & found a small van camper in a pull-thru site. Went back to the office & complained& basically was told too bad. When the back in site was finally available, it took us 20 minutes to get in the site. Our neighbor needed to move his car, because we had to drive over half his site to make the turn into our site because the road was so narrow. Also our neighbor across from us had to move her lawn ornaments. Tire tracks indicated this needs to be done all the time. If you are going to stay for the season, I guess this hassel may be worth it to you, the facilities looked ok, we didn't use any. But if you're only staying a few nights & want a pull-thru sites, stay somewhere else. This is a definite "bait & switch " operation. - TravelingBaggs
1610 Belcher Rd S Largo, Florida 33771 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 149 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 12 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $12.00
The park has a lot of full timers and office staff is rarely there for working people's hours.
Manager treats some residents with no respect.
Sites are very unlevel and electricity shuts down due to overload on a very old infrastructure along with only a row or two having 50 amps.
Asphalt is is need of replacement in pad areas and concrete patios are a trip hazard on most sites.
Ants and bugs along with limbs that need to trimmed are an everyday issue.
I have dealt with this park due to job locations for the past 3 years and it needs new management that has respect for park residents that pay the bills.
You have to rake and bag your own site.
If you get put in the field, it's overrun with stickers and ants.
Trash bins are overflowing most of the time. - sar1966
Sep 2016 - $15.00
We have stayed here several times, over the years...usually during the off season, so the rates are less, and the park isn't crowded. This rate is the off season, monthly rate. The staff have always been very friendly, and accommodating. The recreation room, pool, laundry facilities, showers and bathrooms have always been clean, well maintained, and in excellent condition. All the sites we have used had picnic tables, concrete patios, and were level. The sites are fairly close together, but not so close as to be a problem. There is a large no smoking section, which is nice. We will be back. - cliffw42
Sep 2016 - $30.00
Employees are very nice and helpful. Park is clean, as is the pool and clubhouse. Very convenient to the beaches, shopping and our family. Have stayed here several times. - Travelin' partners
6900 Ulmerton Rd Largo, Florida 33771 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 100 + | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 8 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $6.00
RV section roads are rough. Low hanging branches. Park is old. Manager is trying to fix it up. There are a lot of working class and old people who live here year round. The people who live here year round are OK. They take over the pool and clubhouse on the weekends. Pool was greasy from suntan lotion. - Travelin' partners
Jan 2011 - $35.00
There wasn't much of an area for a dog walk, and other people didn't pick up after their pets. The sites are tight and close together, making it difficult to get into your site. Restrooms and laundry room could be cleaner! The Front office staff was nice but could be a little more personable and smile more. The lady who cleans, needs to deep clean more often! The pool was not working properly in the 3 months we were here. Long term people had to rake and bag there own leaves to have a nice yard. The trees are over grown, blocks satellite service. Disorganized reservations: when we arrived our site was taken by someone else, no one around to help us. - stonewood1
Jan 2009 - $40.00
Sites are small, buildings are old & in need of replacing (not repair). Security is non-existent, with no weekend office hours. Pot holes can swallow an RV. More damage was done inside my RV driving in the park than in 6000 miles to South Dakota & back! - postaldaddy212


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February 18, 2008
I don't think I'm in the minority when I say that chain e-mails drive me nuts. The whole concept of being ordered to send X number of friends an e-mail you, yourself, didn't compose, or you will suffer the consequences, irks me.
Those consequences differ based on the type of e-mail be it religious, informative, or just plain friendly.
Religious e-mails say that if you don't forward the blessed e-mail to X number of people, then you're ashamed of God. This really repulses me!
I understand that we all need to hear God's Word more often, but don't tell me that I'm ashamed of God just because I don't hit a forward button on a computer!
Now, prayer chain e-mails are different. Those are legitimate people who are suffering and need prayers. I am not opposed to those.
Other e-mails say that if you don't forward the piece, you may suffer bad luck. Please, let's think reasonably. There's no way that you'll be singled out and have some kind of freakish bad luck rain down on you because you didn't forward the thing.
Or how about when the e-mail even dictates how quickly you must forward to your friends? It'll say if you do the dastardly deed in the next five minutes, something wonderful will happen to you.
Guess what? I used to be suckered into that and after I followed those directions, I didn't suddenly grow a horseshoe in my rear!
I would never blame the person who sent the e-mail to me, a lot of them are enjoyable to read until you get to the stipulations at the end. It's just irritating to be reading a pleasant e-mail and then suddenly ordered to ensure its perpetuation.
So, in short, don't fall for the e-mail chain letter threats and don't feel guilty for not following instructions. Say your prayers, think positively, and you'll be just fine.
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So then, I gave him a hard time and asked if he had his move planned out, to which he replied with agitation, "Mom, I don't have a move. Geez."


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Acts 19:1-20 - Jon B
Acts 19:1–20 (ESV)
Acts 19:1 And it happened that while Apollos was at Corinth, Paul passed through the inland country and came to Ephesus. There he found some disciples.
Acts 19:2 And he said to them, "Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?" And they said, "No, we have not even heard that there is a Holy Spirit."
Acts 19:3 And he said, "Into what then were you baptized?" They said, "Into John's baptism."
Acts 19:4 And Paul said, "John baptized with the baptism of repentance, telling the people to believe in the one who was to come after him, that is, Jesus."
Acts 19:5 On hearing this, they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus.
Acts 19:6 And when Paul had laid his hands on them, the Holy Spirit came on them, and they began speaking in tongues and prophesying.
Acts 19:7 There were about twelve men in all.
Acts 19:8 And he entered the synagogue and for three months spoke boldly, reasoning and persuading them about the kingdom of God.
Acts 19:9 But when some became stubborn and continued in unbelief, speaking evil of the Way before the congregation, he withdrew from them and took the disciples with him, reasoning daily in the hall of Tyrannus.
Acts 19:10 This continued for two years, so that all the residents of Asia heard the word of the Lord, both Jews and Greeks.
Acts 19:11 And God was doing extraordinary miracles by the hands of Paul,
Acts 19:12 so that even handkerchiefs or aprons that had touched his skin were carried away to the sick, and their diseases left them and the evil spirits came out of them.
Acts 19:13 Then some of the itinerant Jewish exorcists undertook to invoke the name of the Lord Jesus over those who had evil spirits, saying, "I adjure you by the Jesus whom Paul proclaims."
Acts 19:14 Seven sons of a Jewish high priest named Sceva were doing this.
Acts 19:15 But the evil spirit answered them, "Jesus I know, and Paul I recognize, but who are you?"
Acts 19:16 And the man in whom was the evil spirit leaped on them, mastered all of them and overpowered them, so that they fled out of that house naked and wounded.
Acts 19:17 And this became known to all the residents of Ephesus, both Jews and Greeks. And fear fell upon them all, and the name of the Lord Jesus was extolled.
Acts 19:18 Also many of those who were now believers came, confessing and divulging their practices.
Acts 19:19 And a number of those who had practiced magic arts brought their books together and burned them in the sight of all. And they counted the value of them and found it came to fifty thousand pieces of silver.
Acts 19:20 So the word of the Lord continued to increase and prevail mightily.


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Which music radio format talks the most about taking drugs and drinking way too much alcohol? You might have guessed Rap or Hard Rock but a new study has found that it is actually Country music. For every God Bless the USA by Lee Greenwood, there is a world of cheatin', drinkin', druggin' and rehabin' goin' on with Country music folks. News of the survey was recently published in Newsweek [link].
That was the conclusion of a new study published by Addiction.com. They are a for-profit business that specializes in matching the addicted with treatment centers, for a fee, of course. Addiction.com does not provide the methodology of the study but someone spent a lot of time listening to several popular music formats counting the references to drugs and heavy drinking.
According to their research, the type of music that mentioned drugs the most is Country, followed by Jazz, Pop, Electronic, Rock, Folk and Rap respectively.
The first chart on the right is from the study. Without knowing the survey methodology, it is hard to know what exactly it means.
If you are wondering about the relatively low mention of drug references in the Rap genre, Logan Freedman, a data scientist at Addiction.com, said more research needed to be done to determine why rappers aren't talking about drugs as it seems they used to.
KEN SAYS: From my unofficial observation, the people who talk the most about drugs are people that don't have them. Conversely, people who seldom talk about drugs are the ones who have the best stuff.
Marijuana is the most frequently mentioned drug, as you can see in the second chart on the right. Researcher Freedman explains why this may be true:
"It's really amazing, I think because marijuana has become more normalized in our culture, a lot of country artists are singing about it more often than ever.
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This coming October 1st, I will have been working, in one-way or another, in the radio biz. Fifty years earlier, on October 1, 1967 at Midnight, I became a "KISD Good Guy." KISD-AM, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was a hot Top 40 station that sounded much bigger than the market.
I quickly moved up to a full-time gig, 7pm – Midnight. This was a great place to start a career.
I've been very fortunate to have a career that almost never has seemed like work. From time to time I will be sharing pages from my career as October approaches. Today I have two short YouTube films:
The first is I'm Getting Kissed in Siouxland, which tells the true story of how I started in the biz, the people I worked with, changes in society and when I met my first love.
The second is The Wayward Wind, how I first got interested in radio. It all started with my mom when I was a little kid. She always had the radio on. The film is based on a memory of the first time a voice on the radio took me away and I never returned to earth.


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*knock knock* Anybody there?
Can you even believe how long it's been since I put anything here?! Holy smokes. A lot has happened/changed since last April. But we won't get into all that. I still like running. I still wear Newtons to run, and VFFs for every day. Oh, but now I have a pair of Toms. Nice. I like them. I still have a half-fro that I occasionally let loose while I'm running. I have more tattoos, and more metal in my face. My kids are still growing (what the hell is that about? they're like huge!), and I'm still all married, and stuff. Did I miss anything? Okay, moving on…
I didn't make any resolutions this year. Mainly because last year's goals were woefully unmet. So instead, I came up with "things I want to do". I think that will work out much better for me. Come on. You know me. Throw a shiny thing at me, and I'm veering off course before you can say, "Hey, Amy. Look at this shiny thing." I am trying to minimize the disappointment at the end of the year (heh, or within the first few months) when I have to face the things left unaccomplished.
Don't fret, though. I'm not going to let you surf away completely empty-handed. I can tell you what's already on the calendar this year:
– The 4th Annual Frisco Railroad Run Half Marathon: I did the 10-miler last year, and fell in love with that trail, so decided it was time to do a half mary successfully. This is the one. Can't wait. I like the medals. They are big, and have a train on them. Whoot whoooooot!
– Warrior Dash: I absolutely love this race. So fun. Who doesn't want to conquer 3.1 miles worth of obstacles, jump over fire, and low-crawl under barbed-wire in a pit of mud?!?! I'm doing this race with my friend Kate this year, and we'll also be cheering on another friend (who couldn't make it into our wave… balls). Can't wait! I will definitely make sure I wear pants I can cinch up tight. My shorts almost slid all the way down my hiney last year when I got out of the mud! Sheesh.
– All-Star Game Charity 5K & Fun Run: In December, my step mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. Stupid cancer. Luckily, they found it through a routine mammogram, and were able to take care of it quickly. She had a double mastectomy in January, and is doing great now. She's a helluva strong lady with a giant heart. I heard about this run right around the time she was diagnosed, and decided that I just had to do this run. If you click the link, you can donate. The proceeds go to the Prostate Cancer Foundation, Stand Up to Cancer, and the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Cool your jets. If you're like me, you've had a huge problem with Komen in the last few weeks. But I was already signed up, and cancer is a bitch who doesn't care about politics. So go donate, please. That will make us all feel so much better, don't you think? I'm doing this run in honor of my great grandmother, grandmother in law, and my step mom. The grandmothers both lost their battle with cancer. Super glad my step mom hasn't.
– Bass Pro Conservation Marathon: Well then. 26.2 miles. Twenty six point two. I guess it's confirmed that I'm crazy. Why did I sign up for this? Well, you see, I decided at the end of 2011 that I would focus on running this year. I'll still ride and swim, but I don't actually have any tris on my radar as of yet. So why not go ahead and stare death in the eyes this year? Over-dramatic? Possibly. You don't know. What if this year they decide to release wild, blood-thirsty animals onto the course to chase us down? Mmmm hmmm. Bet you'll feel like a big, dumb, dummy when you find out I could not fully unleash my inner Kenyan, and was eaten by a freakin' liger. You heartless jerk.
What were we talking about? Oh yeah. Running.
So, this year's focus is running. I've heard a rumor of a new tri possibly happening locally that could get me to flex my SBR muscles, but otherwise, I'm just unsure right now about that.
Oh. Swimming. There's a chance I could actually be half-way decent at this. Someday. Not in the near future, necessarily. But, you know, maybe by the time I'm 40? Yeah. That's a good goal. I'll be half-way decent at swimming by my 40th birthday. Which means maybe I'll try my first OWS this year. Um, that's "open water swim", not "occupy wall street". Heh, still get confused when I see OWS in the news. Can't figure out why an open water swim is such a big damn deal.
Back to running: I did my first 5k race of the year yesterday. I use the term "race" sort of loose-like because I'm only racing myself. I am so competitive with me! Yesterday was a great race. I beat me. Pretty good. I finished in ((drum roll, please)) 27:39. I know. I know. Amazing, right? Yes, that is exactly how I felt when I saw that my Garmin was not playing a cruel joke on me, and I had totally blown myself out of the water. It was cold as hell out yesterday (yes, I see how that really doesn't make sense seeing as how everyone claims hell has fire, but whatever shut up), so I don't know how much of that was me just wanting to feel my toes again, but I'll take it. Of course, this also means I had better start running faster regularly. That's the downside of a PR. You see what you're capable of, and realize you are one lazy mofo.
Well, there ya go. If you missed me, I think that's a healthy dose of "Oh yeah, she's just a weirdo" to hold you over. Will do my best to keep this up to date. My homework load has increased. Like, a LOT. So, I'm not promising you people a damn thing. I can only do what I can do.


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Here's a few more new things from Goddess Fantasies : A wonderful winter festival is going to be happening soon – and yes I have a stall there Christkindlmarkt will be running all through December
A grid wide hunt by Sacred Cauldron runs from Dec 15, to Jan 15. It should be a good one – so keep your eyes open for notices :0 I have the gift made already … and it's a secret!
Great news for Role players! The Isle of Dee has reopened and is at this address in Second Life – Isle of Dee, Zebre (127, 130, 4004) – it is a Moderate sim so be careful with your dress code! The owners and admins have worked really hard to create a wonderful place for you to play in – so please be sensible and play nicely.
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Plume-ridge interaction
The dispersal of mantle plumes in the shallow mantle causes excess volcanism and surface uplift over thousands of kilometres. These phenomena result primarily from a mantle plume's excess temperature with respect to ambient mantle, which will be the main reason a plume is buoyantly ascending through the mantle in the first place. However, mantle plumes also tend to produce basalts that have distinct trace element and isotopic compositions, that are unlikely to be due solely to changing mantle potential temperature. Like surface uplift, these geochemical characteristics of a mantle plume can be used to trace its dispersal in the shallow mantle if it intersects passive melting features like mid-ocean ridges.
In the simplest model of plume dispersal, the geophysical and geochemical observables recording the presence of a mantle plume will track each other, so that when a mid-ocean ridge is shallow because of underlying hot mantle, it will also erupt trace element enriched basalts. However, in two classic cases of plume-ridge interaction, the Galapagos and Iceland, geophysical and geochemical tracers of plume dispersal in the shallow mantle are decoupled and apparently asymmetric about the plume axis. These observations have led to models of asymmetric plume flow in response to prevailing mantle convection, fracture zone blocking of plume outflow, or tilted mantle plumes.
In this paper we show that by allowing a realistically located centre of plume symmetry to be found for Iceland and the Galapagos, geophysical indicators of plume dispersal can be shown to be radially symmetric. However, geochemical enrichment along the ridges either side of the Iceland and Galapagos plumes remain highly asymmetric. These observations can be reconciled by considering that the enriched plume component, carrying much of the trace element load that gives the plume its distinctive geochemical character, is more fusible (i.e. is a pyroxenitic heterogeneity) than ambient mantle. The implication of this is that partial melting during outflow of the plume material will preferentially deplete it in the enriched component, leaving any basalts that the source goes on to produce relatively depleted. It is then the asymmetry in the distribution of spreading centres about the Iceland and Galapagos plumes that ingrows asymmetry in the chemistry of the plume material (see figure above for Iceland), as spreading centres cause the laterally flowing plume material to decompress and undergo small degrees of melting.
Our model therefore explains decoupling between geophysical and geochemical indicators of plume dispersal without requiring complex dynamics, just the observation that enriched mantle domains will be more readily extracted from a source than depleted mantle.
Online [Department repository, full text]: http://eprints.esc.cam.ac.uk/1400/2/G3_Shorttle_Maclennan.pdf
Online [publisher]: http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2009GC002986
Reference: Shorttle, Oliver, J. Maclennan, and S. M. Jones. Control of the symmetry of plume‐ridge interaction by spreading ridge geometry. Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems 11, no. 7 (2010).


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In honor of a brilliant colleague who has been a long-time advocate for kidney health, I'm pleased to recognize World Kidney Day by sharing an infographic from our client, AMAG Pharmaceuticals. She's been working on a campaign to help educate people with Chronic Kidney Disease on how to recognize the symptoms of iron deficiency anemia and what you can do about it.
I don't typically share items like this on the blog here, but I'll make an exception in this case because the infographic is very well done and I know my friend and colleague would want me to. Here's hoping everyone can make informed health decisions.


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Published: January 20, 2006 at 10:27 AM
I purchased my current desktop computer from Dell. I thought I got a pretty good deal with the $150 mail in rebate, DVD Burner upgrade and upgrades to the RAM and hard drive. This time around I tried a different approach. Instead of ordering online I decided to make some phone calls and, to my surprise, I won't be getting a Dell after all. Not considering the dinosaurs the likes of the TRS-80 and Apple IIC, I'll be going back to my PC roots and getting a Gateway. So how much did I save?
Running some numbers by ordering over the phone, I saved about $700 from Gateway. By comparison if I ordered the same Duo-Core laptop models from Dell or Apple it would have cost me $800 and $1000 more, respectively. So how much did I pay? I got a top of the line Duo-Core for a bottom line of $1600. This includes all tax and delivery charges as well as upgrades to the hard drive, video card, optical drive, RAM, processor and screen. So what did I do that go me such a deal? I told them I was going to buy a laptop in the next 24 hours and if they gave me the best deal I would do business with them. I made a few calls and played their sales game telling them I'd call them back and I'd have to crunch some numbers. In the end I'd like to think I beat the salesman at his own game. Either way, I'm getting a Gateway, moo!


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- Excellent central location on Passeig de Gracia
- Spacious, all-white rooms and suites decorated by a local Spanish designer
- All rooms have big flat-screen TVs and stocked minibars
- Some rooms have terraces or balconies with city views
- Serene rooftop dipping pool with lounge chairs
- Beautiful spa with lap pool and 8 treatment rooms
- Moments restaurant serving Catalan cuisine with two Michelin stars
- Modern fitness center
- Some complaints of street noise
- Fee for Wi-Fi
Bottom Line
The 120-room and suite Mandarin Oriental is one of the most luxurious hotels in Barcelona, and certainly has one of the most recognizable hotel brand names in the city. It has a great location on Passeig de Gracia, and offers all the high-end amenities one would expect from the chain, including a rooftop dipping pool, a beautiful spa, and numerous restaurants (one has two Michelin stars). All-white rooms are sleek, and some have balconies, but layouts can be a bit awkward. While the service is excellent, some guests complain about street noise and there is a pesky fee for Wi-Fi.
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Unix-based server shipments slowed down during the third quarter as sales of x86 boxes rose, according to the latest numbers from Gartner.
Unit shipments dropped for Sun Microsystems and IBM, the top two vendors, though revenue increased, Gartner said. Hewlett-Packard saw both its unit shipments and its revenue for Unix servers rise, the survey said.
Overall Unix server shipments fell 6.4 percent to 103,267 units. Sun led the pack, shipping 52,038 units, but that was 12 percent fewer than a year earlier. IBM shipped 27,904 units to come in second place, representing a 12.9 percent drop in volume. It was followed by HP, which saw a 29.4 percent increase in shipments. Apple, in fourth place, shipped 4,098 units, a 33.4 percent increase. Fujitsu/Fujitsu Siemens was in fifth place.
Growing at 9.5 percent, shipments of x86 servers increased globally to 2.1 million units. HP was the top vendor, with a 30 percent market share, shipping 631,399 servers, which was a 20 percent year-over-year increase. Dell shipped 484,650 servers, a 5.4 percent increase. IBM, in third place, saw server shipments drop 3.5 percent. Fujitsu/Fujitsu Siemens and NEC followed in the fourth and fifth spots.
Though Unix server shipments fell, revenue grew 8 percent, with IBM and Sun both seeing gains in this measure, said Gartner analyst Lillian Alvarado.
IBM recorded revenue of $1.29 billion, a 5.7 percent year-over-year increase. The midrange System p servers performed better than the high-end System z servers, which suffered a strong revenue decline from last year. "IBM introduced new products in its System z line last year, and this was the reason for the large increase then," said Alvarado.
Sun Unix server revenue was $1.24 billion, a 7.3 percent increase. Sun saw especially good revenue growth from its high-end servers, according to Alvarado.
Overall, 2.2 million servers shipped worldwide during the third quarter, an 8.7 percent increase. Global server growth was driven by demand for increased capacity and growth in emerging markets, said Errol Rasit, a senior analyst at Gartner.
HP, which is still the top server vendor with a 29.3 percent market share, saw a 20.2 percent increase in shipments, followed by Dell, which saw a 5.4 percent increase. IBM was in third place, with shipments dropping 3.9 percent, followed by Sun and Fujitsu/Fujitsu Siemens.
Server revenue worldwide was $13.4 billion, a 2.6 percent increase year over year. IBM earned $4 billion, a drop of 8.1 percent from the previous year, and had market share of 30.1 percent. HP, in second place with $3.8 billion in server revenue, closed in on the top spot. The company's server revenue grew 13.9 percent, and it achieved a 28.1 percent market share. Dell was in third place, collecting $1.6 billion, a 12.6 percent increase. Sun was in fourth place, followed by Fujitsu/Fujitsu Siemens.


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BEL Engineering Assistants,Technicians,Clerk-cum-Computer Operators,Jr Supervisors Recruitment 2016BEL Engineering Assistants,Technicians,Clerk-cum-Computer Operators,Jr Supervisors Recruitment 2016: Bharat Electronics Ltd/BEL requires Engineering Assistant Trainee, Technician, Clerk-cum-Computer Operator C & Jr Supervisor (Security) for its Machilipatnam unit. So, BEL invites the application forms from the eligible candidates for recruitment of following posts.
Post details:
Name of the Post:
1. Engineering Assistant (Trainee)
Trade/ Discipline: Electronics- 2 Posts; Mechanical- 4 Posts.
Qualification: Fulltime Diploma in Engineering at least 3 years duration in the relevant subject.
2. Technician
Trade/ Discipline: Electronics- 4 Posts; Machinist/ Turner- 3 Posts; Fitter- 15 Posts.
Qualification: SSLC + ITI + one year apprenticeship training.
3. Clerk-cum- Comp' Operator 'C': 05 Posts
Qualification: 3 years Diploma in Commercial Practice and knowledge in computer operations.
4. Jr. Supervisor (Security): 02 Posts
Qualification: SSLC+15 years in the armed forces and JCO.
Mode of Selection:
a) For the post codes 001, 002 and 003, selection will be through written test and trade test (practical test / skill test), if any. The candidates meeting the eligibility criteria and other conditions will be shortlisted for written test. However, trade test (practical test / skill test) will be conducted at the discretion of the management, if required.
b) For the post code 004, selection will be through physical endurance test and written test. The candidates meeting the eligibility criteria will be called for physical endurance test. Those will qualify in physical endurance test will be called for written test.
Documents to be submitted along with application (post codes 001, 002 and
1. SSLC / SSC marks card as proof of date of birth.
2. Marks Card of each academic year / semester in ITI / NAC / Diploma in
Engineering / Diploma in Commercial Practice, as applicable.
3. Certificate pertaining to completion of ITI / NAC / Diploma in Engineering / Diploma in Commercial Practice, as applicable.
4. Apprenticeship completion certificate (for "Technician" post only).
5. Conversion formula for conversion of CGPA / DGPA / OGPA or letter grade to
percentage, duly certified by the University / Institution, if applicable.
6. No objection certificate, if employed in Government / Quasi Government / Public
Sector Undertakings.
7. Cast certificate in prescribed proforma , if the candidate belongs to SC / ST/OBC category.
8. Disability certificate in prescribed format, if the candidate belongs to PWD
9. Copy of Registration in local Employment Exchange, if any.
10. Experience certificate, if any.
11. Bank challan with journal number (for GEN / OBC candidates only).
12. Two passport size photos
Documents to be submitted along with application (post code 004)
1. SSLC / SSC marks card as proof of date of birth.
2. Discharge book / certificate issued by the Defence authorities clearly indicating the medical category, character, date of discharge and exemplary record.
3. No objection certificate, if employed in Government / Quasi Government / Public
Sector Undertakings.
4. Documentary proof in support of medical category, character and probable date of discharge, if presently employed in Defence and yet to be discharged from services.
5. Cast certificate in prescribed proforma, if the candidate belongs to SC / ST / OBC.
6. Bank challan with journal number (for GEN / OBC candidates only).
7. District Sainik Welfare Board registration copy.
8. Two passport size photos
Application Fee:
Candidates are required to remit an amount of Rs. 300/- towards application
fee. SC, ST and PWD candidates are exempted from payment of application fee.
Mode of payment of application fee:
Candidates belong to GEN / OBC category are required to pay the application fee of Rs.300/-. SC, ST and PWD candidates are exempted from payment of application fee. The application fee is non refundable. For payment of application fee candidates are required to download the Bank Challan form (available in Company"s website www.bel-india.com). The candidate has to fill up the challan
and submit the same to any branch of State Bank of India along with required application fee and bank charges.
After making the payment, a unique transaction number called "Journal Number" will be generated and the same will be written on the challan by the bank staff. Make sure that the journal number is entered on challan by bank authorities. The candidate should send the "Company copy" along with the application and retain the "Applicant copy" with the applicant for future reference.
How to Apply:
Candidates may send the prescribed application available on the Company's website, only through post by super scribing on the envelope the name of the post applied for and post code along with the aforementioned self-attested documents to Deputy Manager (HR), Bharat Electronics Limited, Post Box No.26, Ravindranath Tagore Road, Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh on or before 08.09.2016.
The last date for receipt of applications is 08.09.2016.
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PeopleSoft Payroll – US Rel 9.1; Training-on-Demand
Erforderliche Vorkenntnisse:
- Intro to PeopleSoft/HR/Benefits Accelerated - US Rel 9.1
- PeopleSoft Base Benefits - U.S. Rel 9.1
Empfohlene Vorkenntnisse:
- Knowledge of Human Resources foundation tables
- Knowledge of Benefits foundation tables
- Knowledge of employee level data for HR and Benefits
- Ability to run reports
- Set up PeopleSoft Enterprise HRMS foundation tables and payroll tables
- Set up employee pay data
- Create and update paysheets
- Calculate and confirm payroll
- Generate paychecks, payroll reports and general ledger distribution
- Process off-cycle payroll events
- Set up and process benefit deductions, garnishments, and other payroll events
Learn how to set up earnings codes, deduction codes, pay groups, a holiday schedule, and tax locations. Set up and maintain employee tax data, additional pay, general deductions, and direct deposits. Set up balance IDs, pay calendars, and pay run IDs, and create and update paysheets automatically, manually, or by rapid entry method. Calculate payroll, review calculation results, identify and correct errors, and confirm payroll. Produce paychecks and generate other payroll reports.
In addition to typical on-cycle payroll processing, Payroll for North America provides functionality for a variety of off-cycle payroll events and other payroll requirements. Find out how to reverse a paycheck, record a manual check, produce online checks and final checks, and create a gross up check. Set up and process mid-period job changes and multiple jobs. Set up and processes benefit deductions and garnishments. Learn about the employee self-service options available in PeopleSoft Enterprise ePay.
Learn To:
- Set up Payroll foundation tables
- Set Up customer-maintained tax tables
- Create paysheets
- Process on-cycle and off-cycle payrolls
- Maintain employee level payroll data
- Process benefit deductions
Course subjects
Setting Up PeopleSoft HRMS Tables for Payroll Processing
- Identifying HRMS Tables That Impact Payroll Processing
- Describing Installation Table Setup for PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America
- Describing the Role of SetID, Location, and Department in Payroll Processing
- Describing Company Table Setup
- Describing Frequency and Compensation Setup
Setting Up Payroll Tables
- Identifying Payroll Setup Tables
- Setting Up Source Bank Accounts
- Creating Special Accumulators
- Setting Up Earnings Codes
- Setting Up Earnings Programs
- Describing Shift Pay Setup
- Creating a Pay Group
- Creating a Rate Code
Setting Up U.S. Payroll Tax Tables
- Identifying Tax Table Maintenance Responsibility
- Describing PeopleSoft-Maintained Tax Tables
- Setting Up Customer-Maintained Tax Tables
Setting Up Employee Data
- Identifying Sources of Employee Data
- Setting Up an Employee Instance
- Entering and Viewing Employee Job Data
- Identifying Employee Pay Data
- Updating Employee Tax Data
- Assigning Additional Pay to Employees
- Assigning General Deductions to Employees
- Updating Payroll Options for Employees
Creating and Updating Paysheets
- Describing Paysheets in Payroll for North America
- Describing Balance ID Creation
- Creating Pay Calendars
- Setting Up Pay Run IDs
- Creating Paysheets
- Viewing and Updating Paysheets and Paylines
- Loading Paysheets by Rapid Entry Method
- Describing the Payroll Unsheet Process
Calculating Payroll
- Describing Payroll Calculation
- Running Preliminary Payroll Calculation
- Running Final Payroll Calculation
Confirming Payroll and Producing Checks and Reports
- Confirming a Payroll
- Viewing Confirmed Payroll Results Online
- Printing Checks and Advices
- Describing Check Reprinting
- Describing Direct Deposit Transmittals and Reports
- Describing Payroll and Tax Reports
- Identifying Methods of Reversing Payroll Confirmation
Processing Off-Cycle Payrolls
- Identifying Off-Cycle Payroll Processing
- Reversing a Paycheck
- Describing Reversal/Adjustment Processing
- Recording a Manual Check
- Producing an Online Check
- Describing Continue with Errors Processing
- Describing Final Check Processing
- Describing Retroactive Processing
Setting Up and Processing Additional Payroll Functionality
- Setting Up a Holiday Schedule
- Setting Up Advanced Earnings Options
- Setting Up Multiple Jobs Processing
- Setting Up and Processing Mid-period Job Changes
- Processing Gross Ups
Setting Up and Processing Benefit Deductions in Payroll
- Setting Up Deductions and Earnings for Benefits Calculations
- Updating a Benefit Program and Enrolling Employees
- Analyzing Benefits-Related Payroll Reports
Setting Up and Processing Garnishments
- Identifying Garnishment Setup Steps
- Describing PeopleSoft-Maintained Garnishment Tables
- Setting Up Company-Level Tables for Garnishment Processing
- Assigning an Employee Garnishment Deduction
- Setting Up Employee Garnishment Specification Data
- Reviewing Employee Garnishment History
Describing PeopleSoft Enterprise ePay
- Identifying ePay Transactions and Setup Requirements
- Describing ePay Security Setup
- Describing ePay Workflow Setup
- Describing Setup for the Voluntary Deduction Transaction
- Describing Setup for the View Paycheck Transaction
- Describing Setup for the Year End Form Transaction
- Using ePay Self-Service Transactions
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Candace Bushnell
Candace Bushnell
From SEX AND THE CITY through eight successive novels, Candace Bushnell has revealed a gift for tapping into the zeitgeist of any New York minute. With each book, she has deepened her range, but with a light touch that makes her complex literary accomplishments look easy. The Guardian newspaper sums up Bushnell's work this way: "She caustically addresses the conditions of materialism, cramped urban life, and metropolitan speed, where fame and wealth are all around, but never in one's grasp.... Bushnell is courageous in bringing this to the fore, and she is blessed with an Austen-like mastery in doing so. She cuts through the lies that women tell themselves about the surface equality of Western society. As such, she has much more in common with Edith Wharton, Dorothy Parker and early Bret Easton Ellis."
Bushnell (b. Dec. 1, 1958) grew up in Glastonbury, Ct, and moved to New York City at age 19. She attended Rice University and New York University, and began her professional career at 19 when she wrote a children's book for Simon & Schuster. Throughout her 20s, Bushnell developed her trademark style as a freelancer, writing darkly humorous pieces about women, relationships and dating for Mademoiselle, Self Magazine and Esquire. In 1990, she wrote a column that would become a precursor for SEX AND THE CITY, called "The Human Cartoon," a fictional serial published in Hamptons Magazine.
She began writing for the New York Observer in 1993; in November of 1994 she created the column "Sex and the City," which ran in the New York Observer for two years. The column was bought as a book in 1995, and sold to HBO as a series in 1996. Bushnell hosted a radio show on Sirius Satellite Radio, called "Sex, Success, and Sensibility," which aired from October 2006 to October 2008. She wrote and created a web series, "The Broadroom," starring Jennie Garth, which launched in September 2009.
Through her books and television series, Bushnell's work has influenced and defined two generations of women. She is the winner of the 2006 Matrix Award for books (other winners include Joan Didion and Amy Tan), and a recipient of the Albert Einstein Spirit of Achievement Award. She currently divides her time between Roxbury, Connecticut and New York City.
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Now this is a pretty interesting story that may catch a lot of people by surprise. While many NFL stars may spend their off season traveling, training and simply just living life, 25-year-old Detroit Lions DE Brandon Copeland is punching the clock part-time on Wall Street.
Copeland joined the financial world in the off season landing a job at Weiss in March as a spring analyst. He officially accepted the part time offer in 2016 but it could be around much longer if Copeland chooses to accept the offer. He is currently assisting Darnowishki, a trader in the IPO and valuation division of the company and helping develop financial strategies to help investors decide on what exactly they want to spend their money on.
Weiss….run by two University Of Pennsylvania football players (George Weiss and Nick Morris) took a quick interest in Copeland after initially meeting through the football program. Copeland continued to nurture the relationship, seeking mentors, asking for advise, which in turn, turned out to be pretty beneficial in the long run!