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Lakeshore Entertainment has acquired Philip Roth's newest novel, "The Human Stain," for producer Scott Steindorff of Village Stone Prods.
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"Philip Roth doesn't write fiction, he writes great literature," said Steindorff. "I made a commitment to Philip Roth to make the best movie from this novel. To be in business with Tom (Rosenberg) and Gary (Lucchesi), who both share my commitment, vision and passion for this material, is tremendously exciting," he said.
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"The Human Stain" is the third book in a trilogy that includes the Pulitzer Prize-winning Vietnam-era novel "American Pastoral" and the McCarthy-era novel "I Married a Communist."
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Grab a (felt) torch and let the games – and the party – begin! Margit of Dot & Dash thought up incredibly creative activities, table decorations & more for her daughter's Olympic Themed Birthday Party. And I'm pretty sure Margit deserves a gold medal herself for creativity here… read on to check out lots of clever & budget-friendly details – like the DIY "Olympic rings" table centerpiece fashioned from colored paper plates!
PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:
– "Gold medal" plates with ribbons
– Olympic-style greeting complete with "check-in table" & "Opening Ceremonies"
– Olympic torch fashioned from a flashlight and felt flames
– London 2012 Union Jack inspired decor
– Themed activities like discus throwing, a relay race, flag decorating & more!
PARTY DETAILS, as told by Margit…
This Olympic party was created for Cameron an adorable, sporty, 9 year old girl. I think an Olympic theme will always lead to a very fun party, however I especially loved pulling this event together while knowing that the official games will be starting soon.
The starting point for this party was to relate back to the 2012 games and to that end we added a London bent to the theme. I started by creating a logo for Cameron that resembled the "London 2012" logo and this was used throughout the party.
When the girls first arrived they went to the "check in table". This was set up with fabric with images of London, a "welcome to London sign" a teapot and two suitcases all in coordinating colors of red, white and blue.
Before the party we had written the names of 4 countries (China, U.S.A, U.K. and France) on pieces of paper. These were placed in one of the suitcases. Upon arrival each girl picked one and that became the team they were on.
Once the team had been assigned they were given a bandana in a coordinating color to wear as well as a blank flag (these were made by cutting a wood dowel in half and attaching a thin piece of cotton duck) and were able to go over to the "Olympic Village". Here they divided up into teams and colored their flags to match the country they had been assigned to (examples of each countries flag were put out for reference).
Once the flags were colored the opening ceremonies began. They marched through the backyard with their flags to the U.K. Anthum. Cameron carried a torch created by attaching a felt flame to a flashlight. Then it was time to let the games begin.
There were four events: Discus Throw, Cycling Race, Long Jump and Relay race.For the discus race we set up a torch on a greek column (this was the same torch that was used for the opening ceremonies and served as the "lit" torch through out the party) and the girls were asked to throw the discus as close to the column as possible. The distance from the column was then measured and recored. Individual distance was also recorded for the long jump while total team times were recored for the relay race and the cycling race. After each country had competed in each event it was time to eat.
The table was set with gold plates made to look like medals by stringing a ribbon through the top. The silverware was orange wrapped in a silver napkin which resembling the torch. Gatorade bottles were wrapped in labels featuring Cameron's Olympic sign. The centerpiece was an oversized Olympic insignia which I created by attaching colored paper plats to dowels. It had an impressive effect for being relatively simple.
The girls dined on pizza and cupcakes topped with the most amazing fondant toppers by Maria of Love & Sugar Kisses. She was kind enough to take this on as a special order and make 4 different toppers: torch, olympic insignia, Union Jack and Gold medal. I adore how they turned out.
While lunch was taking place the girls individual scores were averaged to get a team score for each event. Once the total scores were figured out a medal ceremony took place. Medals were created out of digital papers I purchased from etsy. The center of each medal featured the special "Cameron 2012" logo that I had created. I love that after going through all the events we could actually present each girl with a medal like this – it made the party feel just that much more "real".
At the end of the party each girl left with the bandana, the flag she had colored, the medal, a star ballon that said U.S.A 2012 and a marshmallow pop with a tag which said: "Olympic sized thanks for coming to my party, Love Cameron". All the girls had such fun at this party.
I loved this party not only because it is so relevant considering the upcoming games, but also because it was active, engaging and could truly be fun for all ages and genders. It is a simple theme that has certainly been around for a long time and with very good reason.
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oh man better be careful or the Olympic commitee will come after you for using the copy righted Olympic rings. They're shamelessley brutal about it!
What great ideas! Looks like a fun party!
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An Odd, But Strangely Comely Pairing: Jennifer Garner and Anna Faris
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It's a pairing that almost doesn't make sense until you hear the premise. Jennifer Garner and Anna Faris are set to star in the romantic comedy The Bachelorette Party, a long in-development project that's presumably being resurrected after the success of The Hangover. Because the ladies need their trifling, filthy-drunken comedies, too.
The premise is this: A high-school teacher recently left at the altar must now send off her uptight cousin with a huge bachelorette bash. The cousin is marrying the teacher's best male friend. During a drunken bachelorette party, the uptight cousin betrays her fiance with a drunken indiscretion, leaving the teacher to decide where her loyalties lie.
Meh. If it were a hard R, I'd be down, just to see that inevitable drunken make-out scene between Garner and Faris, not because it'd be particularly hot, but because it'd be so incongruous with Garner's career. She could stand to loosen up a bit. And though it's likely that she's been cast as the uptight cousin, it'd be nice to see her play against type.
The script comes from Karen Lutz, who also wrote the novel the movie will be adapted from. Lutz is also responsible for scripting the fairly heinous Anna Faris comedy The House Bunny, as well as The Ugly Truth. In other words, this woman is Satan.
The project was at one point set up by Nicole Kidman, who was producing under her own shingle with an eye toward starring. She's since taken up more serious fare (read: dull), and The Bachelorette Party, meanwhile, drifted over to Peter Segal's Callahan Filmworks. Segal is now producing along with Lutz.
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Host Bob Murphy and Carey Masci were joined by US Senate Candidate Rusty Bliss and former State Rep Candidate Mike Gutierrez
It was a full house in the booth as we had the pleasure of Mike Gutierrez dropping by. Mike is back from a short exodus to California. He is one of the most gifted speakers I know, just a natural. Mike gave us info on SB5 and the mess California is in.
And Rusty Bliss he is always welcome, he is the Tea Party candidate for Senate. A great guy with a lot of enthusiasm for life.
I am still stumbling around at times on air. My problem is I have so many thoughts that want to come out all at once that they just collide in midair and come out broken.
Where I was headed when I said iron sharpens iron is this:
We are in the campaign season for presidential candidates where strong heated debates are not only needed but healthy. This is the best time for exchange of ideas and visions. This is when candidates are made or broken, where the weak are separated from the strong. This is a time when whomever wins hones his or her skill to represent America. If a candidate can make it through the campaign season and win a grueling primary, then that person is ready for the job of president because its that trying.
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America is on a downward spiral right now. No one is denying this. We have seen what has happened since the Democrats have been elected. We are witnessing firsthand the failed policies of Liberalism. If America has any chance of correcting her path, it has to come from within the Republican Party. The question is which candidate?
This current field of Republican candidates is a very diversified group. There is a candidate for EVERYONE! No one has been left out.
If you lean more on the less government Libertarian side of being Republican you have a choice between Rep. Ron Paul or Gov. Gary Johnson.
If you love the thinking and morals of President Reagan you have Sen. Rick Santorum who mirrors him in many ways,
If you feel its time for a woman to step forward and one that has dignity and intelligence there is Michelle Bachman.
If you want a true black American, a businessman, someone with morals and one who truly loves America, Herman Cain is your man.
Anyone one of these candidates I feel would represent America well and have her best interest in heart.
So keep in mind this is the campaign season, we are suppose to have some in party fighting, we are suppose to try and beat our fellow man but also remember when its over, we need to unify because the real enemy of freedom is in the Whitehouse, that is our goal to remove liberalism and restore America.
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Como Planetarium is a 55-seat planetarium that has been in operation since 1975. We are located in Como Elementary School (we are not located in Como Park...nearby...but not in). Our state-of-the-art immersive video system provides the opportunity for visitors to take virtual trips though the solar system, as well as enjoy quality film productions on our 30 ft. diameter screen.
We serve St. Paul Public School students, as well as students from many other districts in the metro area. In addition, through our public shows and private shows, we provide programming for families, scouts and just about any organization interested in scheduling a show.


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EDISON — World-renowned photographer Harvey Stein will present an illustrated talk on his book, "Coney Island: 40 Years" at Middlesex County College on Monday, Nov. 5. The program is from 5-7 p.m. in the Corral Restaurant on the top floor of the College Center on the Edison campus. It is free and open to the public.
"This is a wonderful opportunity to observe a photographer with an extensive, fulfilling and successful career in photography," said Nadine Heller, chair of the Department of Visual, Performing and Media Arts. "In addition to showing work from his recent publications, Harvey will discuss aspects of portraiture, documentary photography, and the importance of working on long-term projects. He will also talk about his book on Harlem due to be published next year."
Stein is a professional photographer, teacher, lecturer, curator and author based in New York City. He currently teaches at the International Center of Photography and in the graduate digital program at the School of Visual Arts. He is a frequent lecturer on photography both in the United States and abroad. He serves as director of photography at Umbrella Arts Gallery, located in the East Village of Manhattan and has been a member of the faculty of the New School University, Drew University, Rochester Institute of Technology and the University of Bridgeport. In addition, he teaches a number of well-regarded workshops in the U.S. and around the world.
Stein's photographs have been published in such periodicals as The New Yorker, Time, Life, Esquire, American Heritage, Smithsonian, The New York Times, Reader's Digest, Glamour, Forbes, Psychology Today, Playboy, Harpers and many others.
His other books of photographs are "Parallels: A Look at Twins," E.P. Dutton (1978); "Artists Observed," Harry Abrams, Inc. (1986); "Coney Island," W.W. Norton, Inc. (1998); and "Movimento: Glimpses of Italian Street Life," (Gangemi Editore, Rome).
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — A 25-year-old server at a Florida restaurant says she lost her job after posting on Facebook that she didn't get tipped for a $735 take-out order placed by a local church.
Tamlynn Yoder told the Palm Beach Post that she took to social media after Christ Fellowship church placed a 75-item order Wednesday from Outback Steakhouse in Palm Beach Gardens.
Yoder said that because she spent much of her shift preparing the order, she only made $18 in total tips that day. She says she didn't mention the restaurant in the Facebook post.
When she went work the next day, she was fired.
Christ Fellowship told the Post it was not their intention to have the waitress fired. The church apologized on Facebook and said it reached out to Yoder to compensate her.
David Lonsberry, a spokesman for Christ Fellowship, told the Post members usually leave a generous tip on carry-out orders because several of their church members work as servers.
"That night, we had a volunteer go to the restaurant and pick up the order since we were having a big conference. He probably didn't know to tip since it was a rush of the moment thing," said Lonsberry, according to the Post.
Yoder confirmed with the newspaper that she received compensation from the church.
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When you give, you join with others who believe that the special, compassionate and skilled care provided by Beth Israel Deaconess - Plymouth should be supported by, and enhanced for the benefit of residents and families across the communities we serve Our donors truly make the difference for patients treated at Beth Israel Deaconess - Plymouth. We hold our donors in the highest regard and strive to nurture our relationship with every individual and corporate donor. Each donor holds a special place in our hearts; these are some of their stories.
Dear Mr. Holden, During my six day stay at Jordan Hospital this summer, I had a very thorough look at the inside of our Hospital and was overwhelmingly impressed by the excellent level of clinical care, and the genuine compassion and caring I experienced. I often joke that I met someone from every department except pediatrics and oncology: emergency room, imaging, IV unit and blood draw teams, hospitalists, rounds and rounds of night nurses and day nurses, a middle-of-the-night specialist I can't remember, surgical teams, anesthesia, recovery, cleaning staff, volunteers, dietary services, etc. I have so many stories I could share.
There was one particular late night when I started experiencing the worst pain of my life, coupled with vomiting and dry heaving. This went on for hours despite the medications and treatments I was receiving. I was exhausted and could no longer cope. I thought I might be dying and was mentally in the deepest, darkest place. There was a quiet moment I will never forget as long as I live. In between bouts of heaving, and while waiting for my husband to arrive, my nurse, Tom, sat next to me, held my hand, and quietly said, "Michelle I won't leave your side," and he never did. That was precisely what my spirit needed – a calm, steady, caring presence. It was such a gift to know I was not alone...Tom went above and beyond, and cared for my whole person. I was so grateful. Throughout my stay on that floor, my hospitalist physician addressed all my concerns, meeting my medical needs quickly without the usual hours of waiting for orders to be issued and received. And he listened – again, a rare quality which I experienced consistently during my six days at Jordan. My surgical team was brilliant and, again, truly listened to me. Everyone without exception collaborated, dotted the i's, crossed the t's, double and triple-checked the facts, all the time being so kind and reassuring. But the story does not end here. While slowly waking from surgery, I could hear the nurses talking quietly while they reviewed my vital signs and I heard one say, "She's had such a rough time this week and is resting so comfortably, let's leave her alone for a while." Remarkable and compassionate! I've never heard of recovery staff allowing a patient to continue resting – usually your eyes flutter and the next thing you know, you are in your car! I am a firm believer in the "trickle down" theory of management and can only assume that such great patient care trickles down from above, where decisions are made and compassion is not only expected, but modeled and practiced. I cannot speak highly enough of my time at Jordan, and I am so very appreciative. ~ Michelle Conway of Duxbury, August 2013
Dr. Emil Reinhalter is going on 25 years as an emergency medicine physician at BID-Plymouth, formerly Jordan Hospital. But until last year, he was always the caregiver, never the patient. Then in March 2011, Dr. Reinhalter became quite sick at work. His friends and colleagues in the ER and later in the Critical Care Center suddenly became his doctors and nurses, as he was diagnosed with Type I diabetes. His blood sugar was life-threateningly high. Precise dosing was critical to saving his life. "I knew that people sometimes die when their blood sugar climbs as high as mine did," Dr. Reinhalter recalls. "It took a while to stabilize. Too much fluid too fast could cause brain swelling and coma. Too much insulin, the blood sugar drops too low, causing coma or even seizures. Bu I was being treated by colleagues I would trust with my life. And there I was, actually trusting them with my life. Trust is everything." Like other patients in the CCC, Dr. Reinhalter benefited from BID-Plymouth's Intensivist model of critical care medicine. Now in its third year, this increasingly important medical specialty has been shown tosigmificantly improve patient survival rates. We have recruited an outstanding team of Board-certified Intensivist doctors, nurses and physician assistants, and together with the support of our community, we are providing them with the resources they need to put their skills to best practice. Your support will help us continue to implement advances in the care model, equipment and technologies that have emerged to improve the patient's experience, enhance medical outcomes and reduce costs.
When my husband and I settled in Duxbury in 1952, one small brick building was the whole hospital! We were glad that such a good hospital was nearby. As Jordan grew, my husband was admitted many times for various reasons, as well as our children.
My three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren were born at Jordan. I myself have had many diagnostic tests and procedures there, and I took part in cardiac therapy as well as the cardiac maintenance program. We were always impressed not only with the building programs but with the good care we received through so many years.
Your staff could not have been more professional or caring during the last stages of my husband's life and I also deeply appreciated Dr. Eric Johnson's care and concern during his last days, as well as the excellent care I have received as his patient. Keep up the good work!
~ Marion Paulson
Dear Mr. Holden,
I recently completed a stay at Beth Israel Deaconess - Plymouth and am writing to you because so often extraordinary people and their service never get the recognition that they deserve.
Recently I was taken by ambulance to a Boston hospital near my workplace and was sent home after several hours. Early the next morning, my husband felt that my condition was not improving and brought me to Beth Israel Deaconess - Plymouth. It was the quick thinking and diagnosis of your emergency department doctors that saved my life, specifically Dr. Mark DeMatteo who was able to calm my husband and reassure him that he would take care of me. I was placed in the Critical Care Center and stayed at Jordan for nine days. I was also very impressed and greatly appreciated the care and information provided by Dr. Stephanie Marglin. Everyone, both doctors and nurses, kept my family up to date on my progress and care.
I had visited Jordan's emergency department over the years but had never been a patient. The level of service far exceeded my expectations and as I think to compare this service to other experiences, the Four Seasons Hotel chain comes to mind. Everyone went above and beyond to ensure that I had everything that I needed, and that I was well informed on the progress of my care.
I hope that you know that you have an exceptional group of people working at Beth Israel Deaconess - Plymouth. It was most refreshing to see a workplace with such great camaraderie and teamwork. This hospital has set a standard for me that I will be looking for if I ever need similar care. Although I do not have the names of everyone involved in my care, I hope you find some way to recognize such a wonderful group of people for the outstanding work they do, that touches the lives of so many.
~ Valerie Bennett-Williams, Plymouth Resident
A dedication ceremony to celebrate the donation of an outdoor sculpture to Beth Israel Deaconess - Plymouth by long-time surgeon and Plymouth resident, Dr. Dominic Zazzarino, and his wife Cheryl, took place Thursday, May 15, at the hospital's main entrance. Following a brief speaking program, a reception with light refreshments and a display of the artist's other works was available in the PIDC Pavilion.
The Circle of Life, an abstract welded sculpture done in stainless steel, mounted on a marble and cement base, a work completed over a period of forty years (1965-2005). The sculpture has been donated to Beth Israel Deaconess - Plymouth in Plymouth, MA by the artist's nephew and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Zazzarino. The sculpture was installed by Mr. Matthew Squillante.
We are profoundly grateful to Dr. and Mrs. Zazzarino for their thoughtful, generous and very meaningful gift. It is an honor to have Mr. Pavone's name and work of art associated with Beth Israel Deaconess - Plymouth, and have placed it proudly to enhance and complete our Circle of Care and Walkway of Friends. {link CoF and WoF to Brick Page}
About the Artist: Joseph E. Pavone Born to Italian immigrant parents Angeline and Generoso Pavone in Bristol, PA in 1928, Joseph Pavone is a multi-talented artist schooled in the techniques of the Old Masters, working in oils, watercolors, graphics, mural and china painting, and a sculptor of many public monuments. He is also reknown for his frescoes, printmaking, and his welded sculpture, working with many mediums including stainless steel, clay, and plaster.
As a member of the United States Army Signal Corps during the Korean War years, he was trained as an army photographer while stationed in Karlsruhe, Germany, and studied painting privately with noted German artist Helmut Weingarten. He is also an art restorer, a nationally recognized specialist in oils, having begun his restorative studies while in Germany. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Conservators and the International Institute of Conservators.
Mr. Pavone's urge to create is irrepressible. His figurative sculptures, in particular, capture the dynamic shape and movement of the human form, modify the way we experience a particular space, and artistically address all the senses. He tells us "I was interested in art ever since I was a baby; used to draw and sketch ever since I can remember." He sketched primarily in pencil until his 18th birthday, when he received an oil painting set as a birthday present. Following the completion of his military service in 1952, Mr. Pavone received his Master's degree from the Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia, later joining the school as an art instructor, as well as serving as an art teacher for 27 years in Bristol Township Schools. In 1961, he purchased, remodeled and opened the Radcliffe Art Gallery in Bristol, where he worked with his wife and fellow artist/sculptress, Phyllis Bohme, over the years to organize many exhibitions featuring local, regional and nationally-known artists.
Mr. Pavone went on to found the Bristol Cultural and Historical Foundation in 1967, where he served for many years as its President, and which continues today with approximately 350 members. He has received the United States Congressional Special Recognition Award for Artistic Achievement, and the Veterans of Foreign Legions Commendation.
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Hunting season set for sandhill cranes
Minnesota will hold its first-ever sandhill crane season this fall, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced Monday.
The season will open Sept. 4, the same day as the early goose season. The regular waterfowl season opens at 9 a.m. on Oct. 2.
A Youth Waterfowl Hunting Day will be Sept. 18.
Final decisions about waterfowl limits and season length will be made after the Mississippi Flyway Council meetings later this month.
The sandhill crane season will run from Sept. 4 through Oct. 10 in the Northwest Goose Zone, which includes portions of Kittson, Roseau, Marshall, Pennington, Red Lake and Polk counties.
There will be a daily bag limit of two birds with a possession limit of four. Shooting hours are one-half hour before sunrise to sunset until the opening day of duck season on Oct. 2, when shooting hours for sandhill cranes are the same as for waterfowl.
Ten other Central Flyway states, including North and South Dakota, have been hunting cranes for years, said Dennis Simon, DNR chief of wildlife.
The meat of sandhill cranes is considered fine table fare, sometimes referred to as "ribeye in the sky."
Sandhill cranes that occur in northwestern Minnesota are part of the midcontinent population, which is estimated at more than 450,000, according to the DNR. The population is well above the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service population goal of 359,000, said Dave Schad, director of the DNR's Fish and Wildlife Division. Sandhill cranes have been hunted in some states since 1961.
Schad said the DNR has been discussing a crane season internally for a couple of years and listed the possibility of a crane season among items discussed at spring wildlife meetings held around the state. No wider series of public meetings was held on a proposed crane season. The season was approved by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Objections to a season have been minimal, Schad said.
"It's been fairly quiet, in part because this population we're hunting is being hunted in many other states," Schad said.
Duluth's Jan Green, a longtime birder and environmental activist, is concerned about how the sandhill crane hunting season came to be.
"In terms of public input, there was no public process," Green said. "It would seem it's just DNR staff talking to the federal (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) staff without the citizens in Minnesota being involved in this discussion at all."
Green says she is not opposed to a crane season.
"I'm worried more about the process than anything else," she said.
Currently, sandhill cranes are listed as "protected" species in Minnesota, like other waterfowl. The DNR commissioner has the authority to establish seasons on protected species within federal frameworks.
Hunters will be required to use nontoxic shot and possess a $3.50 permit when crane hunting. Permits can be purchased at any of the 1,600 DNR license vendors across the state.


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This page is where investors can find information on shares, meetings, reports, and additional information.
A Owners Information Meeting was held on 22 June 2017 and the presentation is found here
Green Resources has issued freely transferable shares, which have been issued according to Norwegian Law. For more information on number of shares, registration information, and shareholder information please see our Shares and Shareholder page.
GR held its last AGM in December 2016. All information for investors on the AGM including calls to meetings and associated documentation can be found here
The last EGM was held in January 2018. Information for investors associated with these meetings can be found on the company's EGM pages.
Green Resources makes its Accounts and Director's Annual Reports publically available. The latest report available is the 2016/2017 Annual Report . For all available past reports please see the company's Annual Report Archive Page.
Green Resources has entered negotiations with the shareholders and management of York Timber Holdings Ltd. York has released a Cautionary Announcement for its shareholders. Please find the announcement from York 'here'.
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The Log Cabin, Churcham, Gloucester, Gloucestershire
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The Log Cabin is just outside of Churcham in Gloucestershire. It is a well built little lodge resting in a beautiful area of woodland just four miles away from the city of Gloucester.
Surrounded by woodland, this accommodation is deceptively rustic from the outside but the modern interior features a flat screen TV, breakfast bar, fully functional kitchen and innovative bathroom with bath & rain shower neatly contained within.
Guests can sit on the deck and make use of the barbeque whilst enjoying the privacy and tranquility of the Pinetum and its wildlife in this cosy, romantic getaway spot.
This could not be better positioned, to reach so many experiences, which make short breaks memorable. Within only five miles there are excellent pubs / restaurants one of the most beautiful cathedrals excellent shopping in the dockland area, a ten screen cinema and many Forest of Dean…
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Cairnton Cottages, Lumphanan, Banchory, Aberdeenshire
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The Cairnton Cottages have been renovated from the traditional farming outhouses to high quality, serviced holiday cottages. These pet friendly self catering cottages are set in the grounds of a working beef farm with stunning panoramic views across the Dee Valley. They combine traditional country living with modern luxury and convenience. The holiday cottages are located in Lumphanan which is an Aberdeenshire village, just 10 miles from Banchory.
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Large and spacious living area with wood burning stove, featuring a full fronted, south facing window offering unrivalled views across Deeside.
Double glass patio doors lead out to a large decking area.
Fully fitted kitchen.
Master bedroom with wood burning stove and solid oak flooring, king size bed can be seperated into two singles, wardrobe with mirror.
Second bedroom, again with wood burning s…
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Eriviat Hall, Denbigh, Conwy
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Eriviat Hall offers self catering accommodation that is different and very special situated in Denbigh, Conwy.
Eriviat Hall is a luxury self catering private and exclusive big house. The self catering accommodation is perfect for a party house or for group accommodation to get together, entertain and impress your guests.
The oak panelled lounge consists of a large seating area furnished with wingback and Edwardian club Chesterfield chairs with oak carved antique furniture. A proud pair of crystal chandeliers hanging from above reflecting through two elegant oversized gold guilt mirrors positioned at either end of the room producing reflection to infinity.
There are two rooms for dining which can be separated or joined by the large oak panelled sliding doors. Both rooms have a lion king table and chairs. Each complimented by Victorian carved oak cupboards. Both rooms are then s…
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Catesby Barn Farm, Catesby, Daventry, Northhamptonshire
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Catesby Barn Farm offers bed and breakfast accommodation located just outside of the popular market town of Daventry in Northamptonshire. Our B&B is perfect for those looking for both relaxation and adventure.
All the guest rooms at Catesby Barn Farm have been recently created to a very high standard and tastefully furnished in a contemporary style with bespoke furniture made locally. All the rooms feature hospitality trays with coffees, teas, hot chocolate and biscuits, fridges with fresh milk and bottled water.
Light salad or sandwiches are available on an evening by prior arrangement. Breakfast is included within your room rate, with vegetrain options available too.
Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the bed and breakfast.
Our six seater hot tub is the ideal place to relax with a glass of wine during your stay with us. Use of the hot tub is complementary for all gue…
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Red Oaks Farm, Bollington, Cheshire
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Red Oaks Farm is a 'Silver Star' Bed & Breakfast located in Bollington, Cheshire.
Our traditional double room provides comfortable and quiet accommodation. Scenic views over the fields, en-suite shower room, central heating, television with freeview, bedside reading lamps, dressing table and mirrors and numerous electric points. Fresh linen and towels are provided during your stay.
Our traditional twin room provides comfortable and quiet accommodation. Scenic views over the fields, en-suite shower room, central heating, television with freeview, bedside reading lamps, dressing table and mirrors and numerous electric points. Fresh linen and towels are provided during your stay.
Our traditional twin room provides comfortable and quiet accommodation. Scenic views over the fields, en-suite shower room, central heating, television with freeview, bedsid…
Harsgeir View Cottage, Hacklete, Great Bernera, Western Isles
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Harsgeir View Cottage is located in a beautiful part of the Western Isles of Scotland. It is set on a 10 acre croft at Hacklete on the beautiful island of Great Bernera at Hacklete. From our pet friendly cottage you can enjoy views over to Harsgeir Island. The cottage is ideally situated and is a great base for anyone wishing to get away from it all, relax and take in the stunning scenery. It is also an ideal base for anyone wishing to explore the Isle of Lewis.
Our self catering cottage offers accommodation for 4 people, consisting of 1 double bedroom with 4 poster bed and one room with 2 single beds. It is fully double glazed, has oil (combi boiler) central heating, log and peat burner in living room, electric shower over bath and a fully fitted kitchen which includes dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, iron, toaster, kettle and hoover.
Hasgeir View also has fla…
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Wild Plum Cottages, Cornhill-on-Tweed, Northumberland
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WildPlum Escapes offers 4 unique holiday cottages renovated to an exceptional standard, retaining the best of the propertys character whilst integrating a high standard of home comfort and modern convenience. All properties feature fully fenced and enclosed gardens for the safety of children and dogs. All 4 properties are in North Northumberland, based near to the village of Cornhill-on-Tweed.
There is an abundance of things to do in the area - we are within 10 minutes of the Scottish Border and just 30 minutes from Northumberlands wonderful coastline. A great location for visitors wanting to see everything this amazing county has to offer as well as the Scottish Borders.
The Bothy at Reedsford
A wonderful cottage deep in the foothills of the Cheviot Hills, with fully enclosed garden and paddock suitable for horses stabling available on request. Very flexible accommodatio…
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Grove Farm, Bullo Pill, Newnham, Gloucestershire
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Grove Farm B&B is situated on Newnham.
2 double bedrooms, one with ensuite shower room, the other with separate bathroom.
Drawing room with open fire.
Panoramic views over the Severn Vale towards the Cotswolds.
Delicious breakfast served in the drawing room 7-10.30am or earlier, by arrangement.
4 Star Visit England.…
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Dylan & Levi
Easy-going but hard to tell apart – twins Dylan and Levi were born with a double dose of heart trouble. Just hours old, they came to Children's Hospital and Medical Center.
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Welcome to the UNMC/Creighton/Children's Joint Residency Program - A Pediatric Residency Program like no other!
To begin with, we have three very different hospitals,
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You can use our facilities on a pay as you go basis, but if it's unlimited access you're after our Gym & Spa Memberships are ideal. Find out more about Membership.
The Gym
Our relaxed and friendly gyms offer world leading Technogym equipment, to tone, shape and strengthen, as well as dedicated free weights section. The Gym at Larkfield Leisure Centre also offers a functional training area which comprises of several exercise stations designed to condition your body for the activities performed in daily life.
Our fitness consultants make it their job to help you attain your goals and reach your maximum potential. Each new Health & Fitness member receives a personalised programme which is regularly updated in line with their progress.
Everyone signing up for one of our all-inclusive memberships also gets access to our Commit 2 Success programme designed to help you get the most out of your membership. Members also get access to great tech to help make fitness fun - this includes MYZONE fitness trackers in the Gym and Studio and SWIMTAG in the pool. For those who want one-to-one attention and motivation, we offer a Personal Training service.
Group Exercise Classes
We offer a wide range of exercise classes to suit all ages and fitness levels - you're sure to find a class that fits your lifestyle. Our classes are enjoyable and fun - so when you've tried one we're sure you'll come back for more.
Whether the class is in the Gym, the Exercise Studio or Sports Hall, you can be sure that you'll have a great time, build your fitness and self-confidence. Classes are great social events too. Come along with a friend, or do what many of our customers do and come along and make new friends!
We've many different exercise classes available, each with specific benefits. Choose from:
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Classes take place seven days a week and are taught by professional instructors who can help and advise on how to achieve your objectives.
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The Spa is the place to head for a pamper and cleanse after your workout. Regular users of the facilities will leave you with an increased feeling of wellbeing and restore balance to both mind and body.
Our Spas benefits from high specification male and female changing and shower facilities, as well as a fully fitted disabled changing area.
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Job seeking friend (Ho Chi Minh City)
Hi Everyone I'm wondering if there's anyone that could help a friend of mine to find a job in HCMC.
I'll post His CV here below, and please don't hesitate to replay directly.
Name : Alexander
Family name : Rizzo
Nationality : Italian
Hometown : Roma
Birthday : 13/04/1982
Fields of experience :
Tourism, hospitality, restaurants & bars, public
relations, costumer care
Education : lower level of Italian public
education conceived
Masters classes :
1 - Italian style barista level 4/5
2 - international bartender level 3/5
3 - restaurant dining server level 5/5
Work history :
1994/5 talble server at Ciak bar and restaurant -
Rome, Italy
1995/7 chef the rang at Radost FX vegetarian
restaurant - Prague, Chezc Republic
1997/9 assistent manager at Radost FX vegetarian
restaurant - Prague, Chezc Republic
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2003/4 barista at Club Rouge elite club lounge -
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2004/6 assistent manager at Forno caffè - Rome,
2006/ Protected content at Bar Monteforte - Rome, Italy
2009/ Protected content manager at Caffè de Paris -
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Kynar vs. Powder coating
A discussion started in 2003 but continuing through 2017(2003)
Q. I have four cast iron bollards scheduled to be installed (exterior) at our Harlingen Campus.
The department wants a Kynar Finish. I believe that a Powder Coating will provide an equal if not better finish and will last long.
I need data that I can use to prove my opinion. Can you help?Tom J [last name deleted for privacy by Editor]
University - San Antonio, Texas
A. Dear Tom:
Kynar is PVDF based coating which is guaranteed for 20 years of environmental exposure. Normal powder coatings are nowhere near it - to the best of my knowledge. I am afraid, you may not find what you are looking for.
Coatec India
Mohali, Punjab, India
A. Hi Tom,
With the correct pretreatment and application, powder coatings are available with a guarantee for 25 year environmental exposure. These powder coatings have been available for a long time and are common in Europe. Hope this helps.Drew Devlin
- North Lincolnshire, U.K.
June 4, 2009
A. PVDF or Kynar being a brand name, is a coating that can carry a lengthy warranty relating to color & gloss retention. A schedule of loss is applied to the product. Mechanical failure is generally not part of that. Warranties never apply to steel products. My advice is to sandblast the item white, handle minimally with clean gloves, Zinc prime, checking substrate temperature, powder coat with a finish product of SD quality polyester or TGIC free Sd polyester. Read any warranty. The 7 p's apply to powder coating. Prior Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance. Also know that Kynar or PVDF is not usually the recommended product on traffic & heavy contact areas by the reps I have dealt with. This comment is a personal opinion & not extended as fact.Sheldon Pineo
- Fort Myers, Florida
Q. Would any one tell me more details about "Kynar" & its application..... thanks
jobshop / applicator - Mumbai, India
February 12, 2008
Q. Is Powder coating on steel as effective as on aluminum for preventing corrosion and maintaining color uniformity and luster? Exterior exposure.
For how long?
ceilings - Los Angeles, California
February 13, 2008
Hi, Atul. Kynar is a powder coating, but it is thermoplastic rather than thermoset, and usually applied at far greater thicknesses than typical thermoset powder coatings. I have only seen Kynar coatings applied at one shop, so I am not really an expert on them, but they were applied from a fluidized bed rather than by electrostatic spray; my book knowledge supports that this is the typical approach.
Joe, please read Drew's entry very carefully because it implies some stuff that experts like him realize, but most people don't: it's all about the pretreatment! If appropriate and high quality powder coatings are applied to properly pretreated materials, the durability will be excellent. But no matter how exotic the paint or powder, if the pretreatment isn't good, the coating will be crummy. Steel parts require a well done phosphatizing step and possibly electropainting before powder coating. Good luck.
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Pine Beach, New Jersey
June 28, 2008
Q. What is the difference between thermoset and thermoplastic treatment for powder coating?zia ullah khan
- Dubai . U.A.E.
July 2008
A. Hi, Zia. Thermoset plastics are plastics that cure into a different state than they started in. Sort of a one-way street. Once they are set they can never return to their original condition, you can't usefully melt them. Thermoplastic materials are plastics that soften with heat, repeatedly. If you formed a block of thermoset plastic, it would stay in that shape forever; if you formed a block of thermoplastic material you could, in theory at least, form it into a different shape the next time you applied heat.
When it comes to using these plastics in powder coating, the biggest differences seems to be that thermoset materials can be thin (a few mils) whereas thermoplastic coatings are much heavier; and thermoset materials are usually applied by electrostatic spray, while thermoplastics are usually applied by fluidized bed.
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Pine Beach, New Jersey
February 5, 2013 -- this entry appended to this thread by editor in lieu of spawning a duplicative thread
Q. Difference between PVDF, polymer and polyester coating? I am new in metal roofing industry and I would appreciate if anyone can enlighten me on the above differences and advantages.
Thanks in advance.
- Singapore
PVDF fluoropolymer based coatings are suitable for corrosion protection and making up to 15 mil film thickness. Teflon is a largest manufacturer of this type of coatings. Best luck.D Kalyan
Calcutta, Mumbai, India
July 25, 2013
Q. We are considering the use of steel metal cladding and roofing paneling with a Kynar 500 finish for some small utility buildings in an industrial process facility. What are the effects of fluorides, both particulates and gaseous, on Kynar 500 coating? Can we expect the coating to last 5 years, 10 years? Maximum levels of particulates 12,500 ug/m3 per 24-hour period.Randy Hansen
- Phoenix, Arizona, USA
July 29, 2013
A. Yes, if installed properly and well maintained it should last 5-10 years, maybe a little longer per BS4994. Halar (ECTFE) might be better but it is fairly expensive.
Feather Hollow Eng.
Stockton, California
August 8, 2013
A. This thread is a little convoluted, so I answer what appears the central question. Kynar is a PPG trade mark for a PVDF resin system. PVDF is a fluorocarbon based polymer which when it comes to things like weathering properties is at the top of the food chain. This is why many architects specify it for buildings. Polyester is more of general purpose resin system used for more mundane, less critical, painting. Powder coating is paint that is applied without the use of solvent, though different resin systems can be used, including polyester.
When it comes to things thermoplastic to thermoset you learn quickly if you have a chemical like MEK on your hand don't pick up a phone or a plastic stopwatch, no chemical resistance.
coil coating - Brampton Ontario Canada
Powder Coated Aluminum vs. Galvanized Metal with Kynar for Commercial Railings in Coastal EnvironmentMay 20, 2014 -- this entry appended to this thread by editor in lieu of spawning a duplicative thread
Q. We are looking to install new railings at a hotel in the harsh coastal environment on the Monterey Peninsula, California.
We have a lot of linear feet of railing (so cost/value is a consideration) and I'd like the railings to be modular or built off-site and we can "simply" install on site.
One architect has recommended a modular, powder coated aluminum railing product, and another architect has recommended galvanized metal with Kynar paint.
I'm concerned by some images I've seen of the powder coat flaking off on aluminum. I have no experience with Kynar.
Any thoughts or recommendations? THANK YOU.
- Monterey, California
May 2014
A. Hi Greg. I think you can pick the railing material you wish (galvanized or aluminum), independently of which final finish you want (Kynar or a more mundane powder coating). I think I'd mix-&-match and go with the Kynar on the aluminum. But Kynar on galvanized should last the better part of forever.
A point we should continue to repeat in case there are any newbies reading this posting is that pretreatment is critical -- not only will the paint not stick properly to the aluminum if not pre-treated well, it will pull off the galvanizing in sheets :-)
Zinc phosphatizing is required for the galvanized, and chromate conversion coating for the aluminum. Best of luck.
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Pine Beach, New Jersey
May 21, 2014
Q. Thank you for your response.
With powder coating, I understand that you can't easily "repaint" it or touch it up if it gets scratched or if color palettes change in the future.
With a product like Kynar, can we paint over the original if we want to change the color in a few years or if it gets scratched or worn out?
- Menlo Park, California United States
May 2014
A. Hi again. Anything can require touch-up, and consequently there are touch up materials for either finish, although the touch-up may not have the durability and longevity of the oven-cured finish. Repainting of either to accommodate color changes is probably a pretty big deal, best avoided, but farmed out to experienced parties if necessary. Firms who offer both, like the site's supporting advertiser, Southern Aluminum Finishing, can probably advise the details of repainting the various finishes.
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Pine Beach, New Jersey
Paint touch up on PVDF coated steel doorOctober 21, 2017
Q. Hai sir
Here we have some PVDF coated steel doors (RAL 1013). Now, due to some heavy work on site, there are lot of scratches on the PVDF coated doors. Can anyone please advise me how to do paint touch of same colour on the PVDF coated door? I'm expecting your positive replies soon, thank you.
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London: Sergio Aguero opened the floodgates as unbeaten Manchester City thrashed promoted Norwich City 5-1 on Saturday to power seven points clear at the top of the Premier League.
On-form Tottenham Hotspur were also in full flow at White Hart Lane, demolishing a 10-man Bolton Wanderers 3-0 to wrest second place from champions Manchester United for a few hours at least.
United were playing at Aston Villa in a later kickoff.
Argentine striker Aguero opened the scoring at the Etihad Stadium by stabbing in his 11th league goal of the season from deep inside the penalty area in the 32nd minute.
Samir Nasri added City`s second in the 51st and Yaya Toure scored in the 68th before Steve Morison pulled one back nine minutes from time.
There was no holding off City however, with substitute Mario Balotelli making it 4-1 in the 88th and Adam Johnson completing the rout in added time.
Spurs` sixth straight league win was made easier by Bolton having defender Gary Cahill sent off after 18 minutes.
North London rivals Arsenal were not to be outdone, thrashing bottom side Wigan Athletic 4-0.
Manchester City have 38 points from 14 matches, with Tottenham and Manchester United on 31 and 30 points respectively from 13 games.
Chelsea`s Frank Lampard had a penalty saved at Newcastle United but the visitors still celebrated a morale-boosting 3-0 win after scoring twice in the dying minutes on an afternoon of missed opportunities at St James`s Park.
Chelsea, fourth overall, were fortunate not to have David Luiz sent off in the fourth minute for felling Newcastle`s Demba Ba on the edge of the area.
Newcastle, on an emotional afternoon for home fans paying tribute to their late former captain Gary Speed, dropped to sixth and behind Arsenal on goal difference.
Arsenal scored twice in the space of two minutes in the first half and added two more in the second with league top scorer Robin van Persie taking his 14th of the campaign so far.
The defeat left Wigan rooted to the bottom of the league and to add to their woes, troubled Blackburn Rovers saw off Swansea City 4-2 with Yakubu Aiyegbeni scoring all four Blackburn goals including one from the penalty spot.
Queens Park Rangers and West Bromwich Albion drew 1-1.
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DETROIT, May 18 (UPI) -- An invasive insect from Asia first spotted in Michigan two years ago could pose a major threat this year to fruit growers, officials say.
The brown marmorated stink bug was reported in 12 counties last year, The Detroit News reported Saturday. While it has not yet been seen in Macomb County, just north of Detroit, growers there are apprehensive.
Paul Blake grows strawberries, peaches, cherries and apples on 700 acres -- and knows the bug was seen last year in neighboring counties.
"We haven't seen it on our farm yet and we are hoping that we don't; however, we are very aware of the stink bugs," Blake told the News. "We have certified scouts coming out once a week who check all of our orchards with magnifying glasses and we set traps so we can be aware of something out in the orchard that shouldn't be there."
Matthew Grieshop, assistant professor of entomology at Michigan State University, said the state is in the "early invasion" stage with the bug. He expects the stink bugs, which have eclectic eating habits and few natural predators in Michigan, will be a major problem statewide within three or four years.


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Enjoy an afternoon of beer tasting on the square in downtown Decatur, Georgia. Each general admission ticket ($50) includes a special tasting glass and unlimited sips from more than 80 breweries. Three bands take the stage throughout the afternoon, and a DJ keeps things jumping between sets.
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