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Bill Hanagami of West Hills won the jackpot with a 212-pound tuna. He fished a sardine on a 4/0 Owner Super Mutu hook, 100-pound Power Pro Spectra, an Okuma 30 reel, and a Calstar 765 XXH rod.
Eric Haynes of Santa Monica got second for a 206.5-pound tuna. Eric butt-hooked a sardine on a 5/0 Gamakatsu hook, 100-pound Blackwater fluorocarbon, a Shimano 30 LRS reel, and a Calstar 770 H rod.
"This operation is fantastic," Eric said. "Just look at this fish, they must have checked on the RSW more than a dozen times on our ride up."
Mike Rumsdy of San Diego got third with a 202-pound yellowfin. He fished a 4/0 Owner circle hook, 100-pound Izorline mono, 130-pound Blackwater spectra, an Avet 50 wide reel, and a Calstar 770 XXX rod.
Crewman Jordan Souza got the biggest fish of the trip; a 268-pound he caught on the last day fishing. He fly-lined a flying fish on an 8/0 Owner Super Mutu hook, 130-pound Izorline leader, an Avet 50 reel, and a Seeker 6465 XH.
"I hooked him mid-morning," Jordan said. "It's my best fish."
Chartermaster Ken Corwin remarked on the American Angler's crew: "They're the best in the business. Period. They take their time handling and preparing your fish."
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"Blowing Up Around The Boat"
Excel returned to Fisherman's Landing November 22, 2011 after an eleven-day Team Hoo trip to the Southern Banks and Cedros Island.
Will Smith of South Lake Tahoe got the only cow tuna at 211 pounds, but did not enter the jackpot. He fished a 9/0 Eagle Claw hook, 130-pound Trilene line, Jerry Brown Spectra, a Penn 30 reel, and a Calstar 760 M rod.
Ken Bell of Camarillo got first place with a 186.8-pound tuna. Ken fished a back-hooked mackerel on an 8/0 Eagle Claw hook, a short topshot of 130 Big Game line, 130-pound Jerry Brown Spectra, a 30 VSW reel, and a Calstar 7455 XH rod.
John Dillen of Rancho Santa Fe got second with a 175.7-pound yellowfin. He fished a 9/0 Eagle Claw hook, 130-pound Seaguar fluorocarbon, a Penn 50 W reel, and a Seeker 6455 rod.
Bill Cashman of Glendora got third with a 148-pound tuna.
"We had those bigger tuna blowing up all around the boat," angler Dan Hall of Hermosa Beach said, "but when we got a few on the deck, they were plugged with squid. It was tough to get them to bite. We had phenomenal yellowtail fishing at Cedros. They bit anything and everything."
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(619) 223-7493 - Fishermans Landing
Great Conditions, Tough Biters
Qualifier 105 returned to Point Loma Sportfishing after a ten-day Coastside trip to the Lower Banks. The trip saw great conditions down south, but was met with non-biting tuna. The group finished up fishing Cedros Island for a good bite on yellowtail.
Ross Yasukochi of Carlsbad took first place with a 166.4-pound tuna. Ross fished a 5/0 Ringed Owner Super Mutu hook on 100-pound Blackwater fluorocarbon, 100-pound Power Pro Spectra, a Tiagra 30 Wide reel, and a Calstar 670 XH rod.
Paul Webber of San Jose got second for a 155-pound yellowfin, and Ray Griffin of Fairfield got third for a 124-pound tuna.
Captains John Klein and Joe Crisci
(619) 223-2786 - Point Loma Sportfishing
Mike Keating brought his Spirit of Adventure home to H&M Landing from a Bomb Squad 11-day trip November 22, 2011. The trip checked out Alijos Rocks on their way down to the Southern Banks.
Pete Jones of Dana Point won first place with a 147-pound tuna caught at the Luisitania Bank. Pete fished a mackerel on a 5/0 Hayabusa circle hook, 130-pound Yo-Zuri, a Daiwa 50 reel, and a RamRods custom-wrapped rod.
An 81.7-pound yellowfin was good for second for Jimmy Yokota of Gardena, while a 49.3-pound wahoo caught by Fred Minton of Redondo Beach took third.
Jigmaker Matt Salas was also on the trip, and remarked on fishing at The Rocks: "We were the only boat fishing at Alijos, we decided that was a better move for us. That's where we got the majority of these big wahoo."
The biggest wahoo, a 71.3-pounder, was caught by Noe Lopez of Los Angeles. Larry Plant of El Segundo caught a 64-pound skinny. Both were troll fish.
Captains Mike Keating and Brian Evans
(619) 222-1144 - H&M Landing
Harold Davis of Morro Bay chartermastered his annual 13-day trip aboard the Royal Polaris with owner-skipper Frank LoPreste, and the Hurricane Bank produced tuna, enough to come home a day early. The boat arrived at Fishermans Landing November 22 just before noon, with a great catch of large yellowfin. Harold had one around 240 pounds.
I got that one on a sardine, said Davis, who is well-known among anglers for his stoutly-built boats. He came in after about 20 minutes.
Harold said he used a sardine on a 6/0 ringed Owner Super Mutu hook tied to 100-pound Izorline fluorocarbon and 100-pound Line One spectra on a Penn 30 reel and a Calstar 6460 XH rod. He always enters the jackpot but never collects the money.
Mike Brown of Mooresville, NC won first place for a 227-pounder, but he also had a 201. Brown used a skipjack baited on a 20/0 Mustad 7691 hook with 130-pound Blackwater fluorocarbon and 130-pound Line One spectra. He fished with a Cal Sheets-treated Penn 50 reel on a Calstar 6460 XXH rod.
Matt Brown, now of Lake Forest, fished with his dad and got a 226-pound tuna with a flying fish under the kite. He used a 9/0 Owner Super Mutu hook on 130-pound Izorline fluorocarbon and 130-pound Line One spectra on a Penn 50 reel and a boat rod. He also won the Rollo Jackpot.
Frank Alepe of Wilmington took an hour to wind in his 212-pounder, which won second place, and a 204-pound tuna. He said he fished sardines on a 6/0 ringed Super Mutu tied to 130-pound Blackwater fluorocarbon and 130-pound Line One spectra on a Sheets-treated Penn 50 reel and a Calstar 7460 H rod.
Richard Vos of La Mirada won third place for a 203-pounder that ate a sardine on a 6/0 ringed Super Mutu and 130-pound Blackwater fluorocarbon, 130-pound Line One spectra, an Accurate ATD 30 on a Kencore seven-foot rod.
Marlowe Patterson of Orange bagged a 210.3-pound tuna with a sardine on a 5/0 ringed Owner Gorilla hook. He fished with 130-pound Seaguar Premier fluorocarbon and 130-pound Izor spectra on an Avet 50 W reel and a Calstar 7465 H rod.
The crew called him a squirrel, he told dock reporter Bill Roecker. He stayed up high on the outside and fought for an hour and 15 minutes. He came up on the bow.
Ken Yuen of San Jose got a 209-pounder on a squid under the kite with one of the boats outfits.
Mike Gomer Candland took a 205-pound tuna with a flyer under the kite on a 20/0 Mustad hook on 130-pound Momoi line and 130-poudn Line One spectra on a Tiagra 50 LRS reel and a Calstar 6465 XXH rod.
Kathy Rounds of San Diego caught a 200-pounder with a flying fish under the kite. She baited a flying fish on a 20/0 Mustad circle hook on 130-pound Izorline and 130-pound Izorline spectra. She fished with an Accurate 50 W reel and a Calstar 770 H rod. Her fish brought the cow count up to ten.
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Kent Country Pub
A 200-year-old former village inn has been converted into a pub with rooms in the heart of Kent's picturesque Alkham Valley, near Dover and Folkestone. Nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Marquis offers a seasonally inspired menu created by their head Chef Stephen Piddock.
Supported by a team of chefs from some of the best restaurants in Kent, Stephen prides himself on his contemporary cuisine. The emphasis is on robust, fresh flavours and locally sourced ingredients – whether it's the catch of the day landed by the local fishing boats, rabbit from the Alkham Valley, or wild herbs foraged straight from the countryside.
The Marquis was transformed into a village pub near Dover following a £1.5 million renovation in 2008. The building has been stripped back to its original brickwork, extended, refurbished, and furnished to provide a luxury contemporary style and elegance in a rural setting.
Relax with an Overnight Stay
After an evening of fine food and wine, you can relax in boutique style luxury with an overnight stay in one of The Marquis's ten individually designed bedrooms, all of which boast sumptuous furniture and fabrics, flat screen TV, contemporary bathrooms, towelling robes and the finest toiletries. Luxury double rooms start at £89 per night, based on two sharing and including full English breakfast.
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Brilliant location ambiance & food
Stayed 1 night on business. Well refurbished, thoughtfully designed boutique hotel. Brilliant location well located between Folkestone & Dover. will return. Excellent dinner. Brilliant IPA on draft, with grapes supplied by the owners
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Had a wonderful stay here with friends. Food and service were both excellent and very enjoyable evening. We stayed in the Wolverton, a beautifully decorated room. Our friends and us will definitely be coming back. A great little gem!
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we had a meal with over 30 friends and family after we got married. .it really was a special day ..with Louise and her team made it memorable for my wife and I. ..the food with as great and the fantastic setting.
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A Little Gem in Kent
It is not easy to find a quality hotel in deepest Kent on a Saturday when there is a large wedding taking place nearby! However, after lots of scouring the net, we settled on The Marquis which i have to say exceeded our expectations.
The location is ideal for exploring the White Cliffs of Dover and the south Kent Coastline yet tucked away in a tiny village so its very quiet. The hotel itself (basically a posh pub with a marvelous modern extension) is part traditional travelers Inn and quality restaurant with modern well sized rooms with all the facilities you require.
Our room was huge with high ceilings and lovely views from the high windows. The bed was far too soft for me but other than that, it had everything you could want from a quality hotel. The breakfast was fabulous and the team serving were extremely chatty and polite.
I would highly recommend a stay if you fancy night away from it all.
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This is an individual hotel in the depth of the countryside but is is next to a busy road in which the room had excellent double grazing which eliminated all the noise from the road but it my prove difficult if you need to sleep with a window open other than to ask for a room at the back. The room was very comfortable with a well equipped bath room with all the facilities you would expect in a five star town hotel. The main plus point with our room was the views over open fields giving a true country feeling. The food was really excellent and flavorsome with plenty of choice for everyone. The staff are really accommodating to our needs and really willing to help. One of the plus points for us was that it was around 20 minute drive to the ferry terminal in Dover which was great to be able to split our journey on the way to France
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Bohemia, NY (PRWEB) December 14, 2013
Lawrence Teicher, prominent Long Island accountant and founder of CFO Consulting Services, responds to an article published by The Washington Post, which discusses the four tax breaks available to small businesses now that will not be available in 2014.
According to The Washington Post article titled "Small business advice: Hurry, these four tax breaks expire at the end of the year," over fifty federal tax breaks are set to expire when the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve. While the majority of these tax breaks are inconsequential for small business owners, the article says there are four tax breaks that every small business owner should consider taking advantage of while they still have the chance.
The first of these tax breaks, the Section 179 deduction, allows firms to deduct the cost of purchasing assets like equipment and software. Though this tax deduction will not expire in 2014, the expensing limit is scheduled to drop from $500,000 to $25,000 next year. This means businesses might have to depreciate their capital expenditures over multiple years to maintain their tax deductions. For businesses that have equipment needs, owners should consider purchasing as soon as possible.
The R&D tax incentive, which provides businesses a tax credit for developing or improving their manufacturing process, and the energy tax incentives, which credits companies that "go green" will completely expire at the end of the year. Both are great ways for factory-centered businesses to upgrade their facilities at a low cost.
The last of the tax breaks allows small business to write off small purchases without the fear that the IRS will disallow the immediate deduction. Although this provision does not go into effect until 2014, you should take action before the end of the year in order to benefit from it in 2014. The article explains the steps you will need to take in order to gain from this tax break. "To take advantage of this provision in 2014, you must have a formal capitalization policy in place as of the first day of the year and you must follow that policy for financial statement purposes. So act now to establish your written policy for writing off small asset purchases."
Lawrence Teicher, leading Long Island accountant and founder of CFO Consulting Services, agrees that small businesses should be aware of expiring tax breaks. "Tax breaks can sometimes be negligently ignored," he says." However, they can lead to significant corporate savings. These four tax breaks clearly fit into that category, especially for manufacturing businesses. CFOs and CPAs should always check to see which tax breaks are expiring in order to save their company funds that could be used elsewhere. If you're a business owner it's necessary to ask if you are eligible for any existing tax breaks."
Teicher believes that it is the job of the CFO to be on top of their businesses' economic opportunities. "A good CFO should be greatly involved in searching for economic opportunities including expiring tax breaks. If your CFO or Controller does not bring opportunities like this to the table, you may want to consider making a change."
CFO Consulting Services, LLC provides outsourced, part-time CFO services on an as-needed basis to both small and mid-sized businesses located in the NY metropolitan region. Founded by Long Island CPA and financial expert Lawrence Teicher, CFO Consulting Services follows four main principles: independence, objectivity, competence and confidentiality. These core values have led its clients to achieve lasting success in their businesses.


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La Grande Chasse aux Oeufs de Pâques
• 01 April 2011
Recently mentioned over at Black Eiffel were these amazing gardens, (just 5 minutes from La Maisonnette du Coteau) Rachel and I visited almost 2 years ago. She hinted at a storm in the post...that night we were walking around the gardens, taking in the candle-lit paths and jazz music wafting they set up on every Thursday during the month of July (see pics here). Towards the end of our jaunt, the wind started to kick up and the sky started to churn. The handful of peacocks that typically hang out on top of the little chateau began making a lot of noise--we realized later they understood what was coming far sooner than we did! Heavy rain and hail suddenly burst from the sky and Rachel and I ran for the car seeking cover. En route a tree fell down between us, narrowly missing us both. The next morning the sky was full of sunshine and the only reminder of the previous night's events were the pummeled sunflower fields. My how things can change in an instant!
This Spring our family is very much looking forward to a calmer kind of experience at these beautiful gardens {yet eventful in its own way}, when our kids participate in the famed Easter Egg Hunt, called "La Grande Chasse aux Oeufs de Pâques" in French. When living over there during the renovation, some of the villagers told us about the hunt and we've often talked about how great it would be to get over there during the Springtime. Well, it turns out the only few weeks remaining at La Maisonnette this year, through mid-October, fell during the Easter Holiday; we are so grateful!
You can see images from last year's hunt here.
images via knstrct via Marqueyssac Gardens
7 comments:
- Lori C. said...
Love your blog and LOVE La Maisonette. Someday I will be there! You are featured on my blog today, twice.
Happy weekend!
- April 1, 2011 at 10:13 AM
- AmberLee said...
totally incredible. love how you write about your stormy night. have an amazing time!
- April 1, 2011 at 2:05 PM
- rachel @ blackeiffel said...
Ahh... bliss. That was so much fun / a little scary. I am so happy for you and your family to be there during Easter!! xo
- April 1, 2011 at 3:30 PM
- Amanda and Matt Dalton said...
Looks lovely! I will be in France for Easter, too, but in Paris. Do you happen to have any recommendations for what will be open/good meal on Easter Sunday in Paris? thx!
- April 1, 2011 at 4:25 PM
- Stephanie said...
Amanda, I have no idea but I would advise you to do some research and call around. Many restaurants are closed on Sunday and it can be frustrating to not be able to find a place to eat. Maybe subscribe to zagat because I think they have an "open Sunday" option in their search. Make a list of ten restaurants and then call them specifically about Easter Sunday. Bonne chance!
- April 1, 2011 at 8:39 PM
Happy that you are able to go this year. My friend Heather and I often reminisce about our time there last September with a heavy sigh. Have a great time. Looking forward to seeing and hearing about your travels.
- April 2, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- a little glimmer said...
Oh how gorgeous! Makes me yearn for a trip to France even more. It sounds like that was an incredible night!
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Country star Miranda Lambert had a scary encounter with a crazed fan who tried to rush the stage during her surprise gig in Nashville, Tennessee on Tuesday night (13Jan15).
The Mama's Broken Heart hitmaker announced the concert on Instagram.com just hours before taking the stage at the iconic Exit/In nightclub, where a few hundred lucky fans were treated to a two-hour set.
However, halfway through the impromptu concert, an overeager male fan jumped onto the stage and had to be tackled to the floor by security.
Lambert took the incident in her stride, telling the audience, "Someone just got tackled. It's not a club show if someone doesn't get tackled, have a cat fight or get thrown out!"
The rest of the last-minute gig went off without a hitch, with Lambert singing her biggest hits including Automatic and White Liar, and she also performed a number of cover songs, such as ZZ Top's Tush and her version of Wilson Pickett's soul classic In the Midnight Hour.
Lambert gave the crowd another surprise by inviting fellow country stars RaeLynn and Gwen Sebastian to the stage for a rendition of the Dixie Chicks' Cowboy, Take Me Away, while Lambert and Sebastian closed the show with Little Big Town's Girl Crush.
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Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville has taken delivery of six RevEAL Color Wash (RevEAL CW) instruments from Prism Projection for its Derryberry Hall Auditorium, an 816-seat theater in the oldest, signature building on campus. The Nashville office of StageLight inked the sale of the professional-grade, environmentally-friendly LED fixtures.
"When I first visited the auditorium they had some 50-year old three-banger PAR strip lights in their front of house position," says Rudi Aldridge of StageLight. "They asked about a new theatrical system but thought it would be prohibitively expensive. Looking at their electrical system, it would have cost them quite a bit in terms of conventional lights.
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The RevEAL CW offers low power consumption and requires minimal maintenance - important assets for theatrical applications. Their unparalleled color rendering, palette, repeatability and beam quality have been recognized by the Association of British Theatre Technicians, which named it Best New Lighting Product of 2010.
"Prism has really thought about the color temperature mode and how to improve the fixture's video capabilities," Aldridge reports. "The unit takes the wash aspects of an ellipsoidal and applied it to the LED world. The beam is soft but crisp. Even a 26º setting is perfect."
The RevEAL CWs are well suited to the size of the Derryberry Hall Auditorium, too. "They're able to provide even light everywhere, including off the stage," he says. "Their smoothness is awesome."
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The Voice Australia highlights – Mitchell Thompson and Kieran Fraser
While there has been a fair few of young guys auditioning on the show, I must say there hasn't been many that is as likeable as Mitchell! There's just something very endearing about him…
18 year-old Mitchell Thompson became a member of Seal's team after impressing the judge with a cover of Ed Sheeran's 'A Team':
The young singer from Sydney's northern beaches is fresh out of school and hopes to turn his passion of music into a successful career. He's also part of a 3-person band called It Is Her, where he is on guitar and vocals. Check out the band's Facebook page here.
Now prior to his on-air performance, Mitchell submitted an audition video for The Voice, which you can watch here! It's a cover of John Farnham's 'Burn For You'.
And here he is singing rival judge Keith Urban's song, 'Till Summer Comes Around':
Check out his other videos on his YouTube page.
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Also on Seal's team is 38 year-old Kieran Fraser, who is memorable for auditioning in sneakers and a pair of trackies! Most of his singing experience has stemmed from karaoke and talent competitions, but he feels it's time to be taken seriously as an artist! On yesterday's show, he wowed the judges with a performance of James Blunt's 'Same Mistake' .
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- 1 brain dead dave { 04.24.12 at 5:25 pm }
Re Trackies- " Most of his singing experience has stemmed from karaoke and talent competitions, but he feels it's time to be taken seriously as an artist! "
Then don't do James Blunt and Rick Price material , Trackies.
Text message from Peter $lipper for ya , Mitchell!
- 2 brain dead dave { 04.24.12 at 9:55 pm }
Trackies was featured on ACA tonight, making among other things lame excuses for wearing the trackies. Insanely ,he took the too much like James Blunt comparisons as a compliment.
More telling was his front porch a cappella butchering of the melody of Paul McCartney's "Blackbird". Away from a mike with the reverb and echo effects he sucks and cannot possibly win.
- 3 As it is { 04.25.12 at 12:00 pm }
Well Dave you're judging a book by it's cover aren't you. It wasn't his choice to wear trackies… production have ways of doing things that people have to deal with after (look at what AGT did on ACA last night!) so looks like he's trying to make it a positive to get some money for charity and really, who cares, the guy can sing. I don't think singing around with your daughter counts for a grammy. James Blunt… well you love or hate him, if he likes him and admires him then that should be cool too. Will he win? of course not, he's too old, it's aimed for the pretty people who are marketable and have a great story. However, considering most of them seem professionals or have a big fan base already and he's come from nowhere, then good on him for even getting that far.
- 4 brain dead dave { 04.25.12 at 12:34 pm }
Now not hanging on every word on ACA, I thought Trackies definitely said he wore the trackies so people could dig that his voice counted for more than his appearance. I'm not buying that production said "Wear trackies …we want you to look like a warbling jailbird"
- 5 As it is { 04.25.12 at 3:52 pm }
I've been informed by a very good source who tells me yes he does wear trackies around and about, but didn't want to wear them for the blinds, but it was the producers who told him to wear them to shock people by his voice…. they obviously knew what a commotion it would cause!
- 6 brain dead dave { 04.25.12 at 6:20 pm }
He certainly managed to shock me with his caterwauling home invasion.


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Some lady attempted suicide.
The MDT notes say she left her car running all night in her garage, and was found on the floor of the garage by a neighbor. It's 6 o'clock in the morning, and she's been there all night, and the car was still running when the neighbor found her.
The neighbor only found her because he thought the red light glow coming from her garage was strange. Apparently she left her headlights on. Neighbor broke into her house, opened all the doors and windows, turned the car off, and somehow dragged the lady outside into her driveway before calling us.
Somehow, she's still breathing.
Brave man. Now he's over in the bushes throwing up breakfast.
No, it wasn't an accident. The note she left in her car removes all doubt of that.
Shaq and our supervisor are getting some stuff done while I gather information before we leave.
One of the fireman comes out of the garage and walks over to the ambulance. "Hey, do you know which hospital you're going to go to?"
"Yeah, we're gonna go to Saint Catholic's. They have that hyperbaric chamber there they can put her in."
"Cool. Good deal. Make sure you tell them the readings we got from our meter is six hunnert and fitty parts per million."
This guy is speaking some language I don't understand. But whatever. "Sure thing, dude. Six-fifty parts per million. Got it."
He looks over my shoulder at my supervisor and nods "How is she doing? She gonna be alright?"
"I don't know, man. She looks pretty sick. But her O2 sat is at one hundred percent, so at least that's good."
Fireman and I make eye contact and neither one of us have anything to say.
And Supervisor McDipshit wasn't trying to crack a joke, either.
I looked it up later. At 400ppm, a normal adult will have headaches within 1-2 hours, and it is life-threatening after 3 hours. 800ppm is nausea, vomiting, and convulsions within 45 minutes, unconscious within 2 hours, then death. And this lady's garage was over 600ppm, and she spent the better part of 9 hours in there.
Nobody could figure out how she survived. But she did.
The O2 sat of 100% is probably what saved her.


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Golden Gate University Law Review
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Water Rights Law - Peterson v. Department of The Interior: Are Contract Rights Ever Property Rights Under the Reclamation Reform Act?
In Peterson v. Department of the Interior the Ninth Circuit held that section 203(b) of the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982 (RRA), a comprehensive amendment of the Federal Reclamation Act, did not unconstitutionally take the property of state Water Districts in California's Central Valley without due process or compensation. The court found that pre-existing water delivery contracts with the Bureau of Reclamation did not confer a constitutionally protectable right to receive federally subsidized water upon the Water Districts. In Peterson, the first ruling by any circuit court on a direct challenge to the RRA, the Ninth Circuit examined the retroactive effect of a federal statute on a pre-existing federal water delivery contract. The issues of vested rights in reclamation water, due process and taking raised by the plaintiffs in Peterson had been considered in many pre-1982 cases involving the Reclamation Act's excess lands provisions. In Peterson the Ninth Circuit relied on past Reclamation Act case law to illustrate Reclamation Act history and legislative purpose. To determine whether contract rights to receive water equalled property rights, however, the court made use of a retroactivity analysis not adopted in previous reclamation-law cases. The Ninth Circuit concluded that the Water District's contract rights were not vested property rights so that a taking analysis was not necessary. The court also found that there was a rational relationship between the provisions of the Reclamation Reform Act and the legislative purpose underlying federal reclamation law, so there was no basis for due process protection of contract rights.
Recommended Citation
Charlotte Robertson,
Water Rights Law - Peterson v. Department of The Interior: Are Contract Rights Ever Property Rights Under the Reclamation Reform Act?, 21 Golden Gate U. L. Rev.


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Children's Literature Festival
SALISBURY, MD---Renowned artist, author and illustrator Bryan Collier speaks during Salisbury University's 2003 Children's Literature Festival Wednesday, April 9.
The author and illustrator of such children's books as Uptown and Visiting Langston and illustrator of Martin's Big Words and Freedom River, Collier grew up in Pocomoke City, MD. For his children's books, Collier received the prestigious Coretta Scott King Award and the Ezra Jack Keats Award.
A graduate of Washington High School in Princess Anne, MD, he resides in Harlem, NY, where he served for 12 years as program director for the Harlem Horizon Studio and Harlem Hospital Center. The center provides working space and materials for self-taught artists in the community.
Collier speaks 3:30 p.m. in the Great Hall of Holloway Hall, followed by a book signing and reception at 5 p.m. in Blackwell Library. He speaks again in the Great Hall of Holloway Hall at 6 p.m. at the Young Author's Awards Ceremony, sponsored by the Eastern Shore Reading Council.
Author Nikki Grimes joins Collier during the 5 p.m. book signing. A prolific writer, Grimes is the author of many award-winning books for children, including the novel Bronx Masquerade and picture books Meet Danitra Brown and My Man Blue and the poetry collection A Pocketful of Poems.
She received the 2003 Coretta Scott King Author Award for her novel Bronx Masquerade. Her Jazmin's Notebook was a Coretta Scott King honor book and a Bank Street College Book of the Year. Her picture book Talkin' About Bessie received the 2003 Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award and Author Award.
This year's Children's Literature Festival also features the grand opening of the International Board on Books for Young People's Display of Books for Children with Disabilities at 5 p.m. in Blackwell Library.
Highlighting 43 books, the exhibit includes titles nominated in 18 countries as the best books to use with children with special needs. SU and Ohio State University are the only two U.S. venues scheduled for the display. The exhibit remains on display at Blackwell Library throughout April. Admission for all events is free and the public is cordially invited.
For more details call 410-543-6280 or visit the SU Web site www.salisbury.edu.


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The new law, known as the Continuous Insurance Enforcement rule requires all registered vehicles to have valid insurance.
Previously, it has only been illegal to drive a vehicle without insurance but this new law now requires all vehicles to be insured....even if they are not being used!
From 20 June 2011 the law will start being enforced. Initially people can expect to be fined £100 rising to £1,000 for non compliance, but other sanctions include clamping, car seizure and ultimately the vehicle being destroyed if warning letters are ignored.
The only exception to the law is if you can produce a valid SORN (Statutory Off-Road Notice) confirming that the vehicle is kept off road such as in your garage or on a private driveway.
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Seeing as my main target of contemptuous laughter has only been wandering around Blocksages Playing Fields this week, I thought I'd turn my attention to what appears to be a growing financial scam that is becoming rife around Tameside – That of the rise of The Benefit Cheats!
This week, the National Daily's broke the story of a despicable woman who had been cheating the system and stealing over £36,000 of our tax money, so that she could travel the world with her civil partner.
Cheryl Brooks, 45, of Stalybridge was apparently caught, after 3 years of swindling the system, because she stupidly posted photographs of herself and her partner on Facebook, enjoying elephant rides, feeding koala bears, stroking a leopard, posing at the Sydney Opera House in Australia, signing her name at Elvis Presley's Graceland home and singing karaoke in India.
She had claimed she was single but was living with her civil partner Margaret Brierley, 42, on three separate claims forms, which over the period, allowed the crooked couple to rake in £36,166.81 in overpaid benefits.
But the real injustice here is not so much the crime, but the sentence; which saw the thieving pair cocking a further snook at the leniency of their sentence by Brooks sending a 'status update' to her page, which read: "Well for once things went well for me and I'm still here taking my bag home with me thank you for all the good wishes I've had and everyone's support."
She then had the audacity to put a further two fingered salute to authority by posting on Facebook about holding a "get out of jail" party.
Presumably getting shit-faced with all her other benefit dodging mates and other like-minded wastrels who think it's good to support a couple of common thieves.
So much for British justice!
How often do we read the same old line from Tameside Council's executive member for finance, who's always quoted as saying, "I must stress that cases like this are rare. However, we will never hesitate to take people to court when we believe it to be necessary."
No wonder our so called financially strapped council is claiming poverty when we have Judges who on hearing these cases for the prosecution, say things like: "I don't believe everything you said to probation. I think you had a good lifestyle out of that and funded luxurious foreign travel.
"You had a number of bank accounts and although it wasn't fraud from the start, it quickly became so. You have health problems and I give you full credit for your plea."
So, it would seem that you can steal and lie and cheat the taxpayer out of as much money as you like and provided you have dependent children, you will get a 'get out of jail ' card because financially, it would cost council's more money if they were to take those children into care.
Last year, a mother-of-five who committed benefit fraud by claiming £76,000 she was not entitled to also escaped jail. The reason as explained in the summing up was, "In a way you richly deserve to go immediately into custody."
"It is true the income support was not from the outset dishonest but your claiming of housing and council tax benefits was wholly dishonest."
"But you are the mother of five children and I think you are genuinely remorseful. You are also looking after your nephew and your testimonials are very complimentary of you. "I am just about able to suspend this sentence but should you be back before this court for any offence, you will be going immediately into custody."
The woman was ordered to perform 200 hours community service within the next year and pay £300 in prosecution costs.
The irony is, she is paying back the money she owes - out of the benefits she is still claiming!
So, as for these cases of cheating the taxpayer being 'rare' – These examples of injustice follows on from a similar case a couple of weeks ago; again from another Stalybridge woman, Jane Broadhurst, previously of Church Bank, Stalybridge, who failed to inform Tameside Council that she was living as husband and wife with Stephen Broadhurst, who was in full-time employment as proprietor of a haulage company.
She unlawfully received £17,906.20 for the period October 23, 2009, to August 6, 2012.
She was found guilty after a two-day trial at Tameside Magistrates' Court, and was given an 18-week prison term, again suspended for 12 months, ordered to complete 250 hours of unpaid work, and to pay the council's costs of £1,390.
The problem is, this type of fraud is buried; no one wants to admit it's going on, and because no one's really taken hold of it, it's grown to a point where it's getting totally out of control.
There are literally thousands of cases of benefit fraud placed before the court and the result of most of them is non-custodial!
Whether it was intended as a joke or not, as soon as that message was seen on Facebook regarding 'a get out of jail free party' Cheryl Brooks, should have been hauled back to court, charged with contempt and the full custodial sentence carried out.
It is only by making examples of these parasites that the fraudsters will think twice. After all, it's our money they're stealing!


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Residents not in compliance will be subject to license fees and delinquency charges. In order to avoid penalties, be sure to license your dog. You can secure a new dog license by printing the application online at http://animalcare.lacounty.gov/, or visiting your local County animal care center. If your license is not delinquent, you can also renew it through the Internet.
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Red House - 紅館
recommendation by chema
This coffee shop located in Shida Rd. has the same translated name in English that the theater in Ximen, but has nothing to do with it.
You can have your drinks in the outdoors bar or go up to the second floor and sit on a table to enjoy the view of the park. Really cool decoration and affordable prices. They've got a good selection of international beer and the coffee is a little bit cheaper than in other coffee shops in the area: 120NTD (about 3€).


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Everyone knows about the Badlands of South Dakota. How many know about North Dakota's own Badlands? Or that there is another Badlands national park?
Really. It's true! We owe the fact that we have national parks at all to Teddy Roosevelt. So it's kind of odd then, that the park dedicated to the founder of all national parks – Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota – seems to be practically unknown in the vacation media. You only hear of the South Dakota Badlands. That's okay, keep it to yourself until after your visit and the place will be a tad less busy and stay closer to nature. After all, you know how pesky some tourists can be, so don't tell any of them. Shhh!
The park is where Roosevelt spent much of his pre-political life. When he lost his mother, and wife who was giving birth to his daughter, all on the same day, it was here he spent much time putting his life back together before tackling the job of the presidency.
He said: "I have always said I would not have been President had it not been for my experience in North Dakota." and "The Bad Lands grade all the way from those that are almost rolling in character to those that are so fantastically broken in form and so bizarre in color as to seem hardly properly to belong to this earth." Source
Erosion, burning coal veins, strong winds and winding rivers have carved the hills into forms beyond mere words. Prairies seem to dip away before you as you walk the trails. Where there once was firmament there are now the wondrously carved bluffs and gorges defying description. Valleys between these bluffs team with a surprising amalgam of cottonwood trees, grass, cactus, wild flowers and sage teaming with avian and mammal life. And everywhere you look, or listen, prairie dog songs blend with the melodies of meadowlarks punctuated by the flitting but brilliant plumage of birds like Lazuli Buntings.
Trails too are punctuated, but with a different set of marks. The scat of bison, horses-both domestic and wild, deer and caribou litter the trails. It seems that animals like to use paths as well as humans. And watch for the prairie dog homes, lots of them.
While not a fearful person, I do respect the ferocity of nature. So when we saw a rattlesnake crossing the road between the campground and the picnic area, my hackles were raised. A bit later we saw another snake dead on the side of the road, victim of what or whom, we could not tell. We could tell however that it was not a rattle snake. No rattle.
Luckily cell service is available in the area of the park near town and the campground, so we did a quick check and the deceased snake was a Hognose snake. We also discovered that rattlesnakes are very rarely spotted in the park and there are four other varieties which are non-poisonous and far more plentiful than rattlers.
Believing, or rationalizing (?) that not every snake I might come upon would be a rattler, I girded up my loins (too much information?) and gathered just enough courage to allow me to have a wonderful time on the trails. But like all good hikers, I made sure to know upon what I set each footfall. (The only drawback I couldn't counter was the fact that the sun had decided to stay hidden most of the day and my photos are not the best.) 🙁
We also were told of the most perilous thing on the trails this week. Mud. Specifically, wet clay mud. It has been raining his week and the ranger informed us that even four footed creatures, large and small, dealt with this mud by avoiding it. (As my grandpa used to say, "Slick as snot on a doorknob." I'm sure your grandpas all said something similar, or you may have wished they did. My grandpa was fun!) But this mud was sticky enough to add about a pound and a half to each hiking boot before we reached the end of our hike.
We hiked about a mile or so into the Lower Paddock Trail and back out again. The hike was beautiful, even though the skies were overcast and threatening. We had moderately good light and were able to see much more detail of the land around us. No squinting required and that was very much appreciated.
South Unit has many trails but the main roads are built around a circle drive, over 25 miles long. If you cannot hike then use or Roadtrek as your feet on this route. If your visit (and you are going to visit aren't you?) lasts overnight, then drive this circuit twice, once each way. What you see coming from the opposite direction will make you believe you are in different park.
The South Unit of the park in Medora North Dakota is found on Interstate 94 at exit 32. Medora was once to become a capital of the meat packing industry. But that slow failure gave way a hundred years later to the position of gateway to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. In the summer it is a North Dakota destination in itself. And along with the beauty of a wondrous park, you have at least one other reason to visit North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
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Billy Bob Thornton Details Grizzly Bear Horror 'Red Machine'
Star Billy Bob Thornton hit his official blog to share his own personal description of Red Machine, a grizzly bear movie directed by Saw V's David Hackl, and co-starring James Marsden, Thomas Jane, Piper Perabo, Scott Glenn, Adam Beach, Michaela McManus and Kelly Curran.
"James Marsden (X-Men, Enchanted) and Thomas Jane ("Hung", yes, and so good in The Mist) are a pair of estranged brothers who enter the wilderness. Marsden, fresh out of jail, is the ne'er-do-well who has come home to settle somed unfinished business. Jane is the town sheriff who helps his fiancée track the local fauna. Their outing in the great white north takes off, but goes horribly south when they are attacked, then relentlessly pursued by a monstrous and seriously territorial grizzly bear. This is clearly not Yogi Bear or Gentle Ben territory because this particular specimen of Ursus arctos horribilis goes by the nickname Red Machine.
Billy Bob plays Douglass, an Alaskan bear tracker whom James Marsden describes as much like Robert Shaw's Quint character in Jaws. Douglass ain't quite right in the head, but he knows that bears do more than you-know-what in the woods. The cast includes Adam Beach (Cowboys and Aliens), Scott Glenn ("You spook easily, Starling?"), Kelly Curran ("How I Met Your Mother"), and Michaela McManus ("The Vampire Diaries"). Piper Perabo (The Prestige) plays Thomas Jane's fiancée, a wilderness-savvy photographer whose ability to survive the escalating danger may be hampered by the fact that she is deaf."
The funniest portion is when he explains his role:"Ride a horse, hunt a bear, mysterious appear and disappear in the woods." Red Machine is now in post.


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Gaski gets 600th career win
Walk-off double gives UNCG's only coach milestone win
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Chris Barker belted a two-run, walk-off double to the gap in right center to propel UNCG to a 10-9 victory and give head coach Mike Gaski his 600th career win on Saturday afternoon at the UNCG Baseball Stadium.
The win is also No. 600 in program history as Gaski has been the head coach at UNCG for all 21 seasons.
For a moment, it appeared as if Gaski would have to wait until Sunday to try to reach No. 600 as his Spartans (2-0) trailed the Blue Hens (0-2), 9-8, heading into the bottom of the ninth. Eric Brindle led off the inning with a single through the right side and moved over to second after a sacrifice bunt by John Hein.
Drew Gehringer then drew a walk to put runners on first and second. Barker followed with a drive to the wall in right center that allowed Gehringer to come all the way around from first and score the game-winning run.
Barker led the Spartans with three RBI off of a 3 for 4 day at the plate with an HBP. Brindle went 2-4 on the afternoon with a pair of RBI and three runs scored.
Logan Gallagher paced the Blue Hens at the plate as he had three RBI on 2-for-5 hitting. Steve Ulaky also had a nice afternoon as he went 3 for 5 with an RBI and a run scored.
Delaware was the first team to get on the board as a walk and pair of singles loaded the bases for Dave Anderson in the top of the second. Anderson then delivered a single through the right side to score Dyland Shupe and put the Blue Hens ahead, 1-0.
The Spartans immediately responded with a pair of runs in the bottom half of the second to take a 2-1 lead. With one out, Brindle was hit by a pitch and then scored on a double to right center by Cambric Moye. Moye would score later in the inning on a double to right center by Barker.
Once again, the Blue Hens took advantage of a bases loaded opportunity to put runs on the board. With two outs, Delaware had the bases loaded on a walk and two singles before Gallagher hit a double down the left field line to clear the bases. That hit put the Blue Hens in front, 4-2, at the middle of the fifth.
UNCG responded again though, with a pair of runs in the bottom half of the fifth. The Spartans would get a run on a throwing error by the catcher and another on a sacrifice fly to knot the game at four.
The seesaw battle continued as the Blue Hens scored on a wild pitch in the top of the sixth to retake the lead at 5-4.
UNCG seemed to take control of the contest in the bottom of the seventh by putting up four runs and taking an 8-5 lead. With one out, Bobby Martin and Trevor Edwards drew a pair of walks. Thomas Troelstrup then hit a single down the left field line to score Martin and move Edwards to second. Brindle then hit a triple to left center to clear the bases and make it 7-5. Brindle would later score on a sacrifice fly by Matt Crump.
As quickly as the Spartans took the lead, the Blue Hens seized it right back in the top of the eighth. Delaware struck for a trio of RBI singles and also scored on a wild pitch to take a 9-8 lead.
Things would stay that way until Barker's walk-off double in the ninth.


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The Graphic Design program was designed to develop a fundamental understanding of the role of form, function, creativity and critical viewpoint in the creation of visual communications. Examination of the fundamental principles of visual shape and form, value, texture, and pattern prepare the student to apply the basic design elements of effective visual materials to the development, planning, production and presentation of print publications and basic web design.
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The principles and language of graphic design including the analysis, organization and invention of two- and three- dimensional form for the purpose of communicating information through the varied means of graphic representation are explored in this course.
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The 2013 ACT test dates and deadlines are as follows, along with important information on how to study and get a high score:
February 9th, 2013 ACT Test
Registration Deadline: January 11, 2013
April 13th, 2013 ACT Test
Registration Deadline: March 8, 2013
June 8th, 2013 ACT Test
Registration Deadline: May 3, 2013
Probably the most important thing to remember about the ACT is that you can take is more than once, and you should. Ideally, you should take it the first time at least three to four months before you retake it, so that you have plenty of time to get an ACT study course to zero in on your weak areas.
The easiest and quickest way to increase your score is by targeting only the areas that you need the most improvement on, generally in the Math and English portions of the test. However, if you scored below a 23 on either Science or Reading, there are some very simple ways to bring those scores up as well.
The most important key to increasing your test score is that you spend enough time on learning the simple test-taking skills that will get you through the questions quickly and easily. Most students make the mistake of spending all their time studying the content; that is, the Math and English and Science and Reading.
With good test taking skills, you will be able to save a lot of time and not feel so rushed during th test. Then you will be less stressed and make fewer "stupid" mistakes, which brings up your score. Add to that, the test-taking skills will help you guess much better and get even more questions right.
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10052017 New Jersey Chapter of ASID Holds Successful Symposium on the 'Science of Design'
Design students from Kean University listen to a presentation by Creative Touch President Baki Ildiz at his ASID trade show booth.
MIDLAND PARK, N.J. -- The New Jersey Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) held 'The Science of Design: A Design Collaborative Symposium' at Jersey City's Liberty Science Center on Monday, Sept. 25, including a trade show with nine rug companies among the 90-plus exhibitors.
In addition to exhibiting, New Jersey-based Bokara Rug was one of the event's sponsors. Other rug exhibitors included Creative Touch, Feizy, Handloom Emporium/The Rug Mall, J&S Designer Flooring, JF Fabrics, Samad, Stark Carpet and The Rug Company.
Keynote luncheon speaker Randy Fiser, CEO of ASID National, later presented a CEU on the Well Building Initiative with Susan MacMurchy, a Delos consultant.
Keynote luncheon speaker Randy Fiser, Hon. FASID, CEO of ASID National, presented a CEU with Susan MacMurchy, Delos Consultant, who spoke on behalf of the International WELL Building Institute.
Called the WELL Roadshow, the initiative is based on the research that humans spend 93 percent of their time indoors. The course detailed how to ensure that indoor spaces are contributing to a person's well-being rather than harming it and the specifics of the WELL Building Standard. Interior designers play a vital role in the health and wellness of an environment and help implement the seven concepts that comprise the standard: air, water, nourishment, light, fitness, comfort and mind. The new ASID National Headquarters in Washington, D.C., the first LEED Platinum and WELL Platinum v1 space in the World, was used as an example.
Attendees also enjoyed a CEU on the interactive Skyscraper exhibit currently at the Liberty Science with its four distinct areas: Skyscrapers with an overview of the short but impressive history, as no buildings were taller than 10 stories before the late 19th century; Design & Planning -- including a real wind tunnel where ASID participants experienced 100 mph winds and wet that are used to test curtain walls; Construction, where a small crane and real-life stories were among the features; and Living, showing the impact of the skyscaper on modern life and even local weather patterns.
The trade show floor with resources for every segment of the industry was on the agenda from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. and proved very productive for both attendees and exhibitors. "We welcomed the opportunity to connect with ASID designers and others in the industry.
It was a terrific experience. An active display environment with personal interactions builds relationships," said David Lyon, vice president of retail for Blackman, a leader in decorative plumbing fixtures, lighting, tile and stone, and a Platinum event sponsor.
The afternoon CEU, DREAM BIG: Engineering Our World, an IMAX movie and panel discussion celebrated the human ingenuity behind engineering marvels big and small and focused on the work of five engineers. One of them, Avery Bang, is founder of a nonprofit that builds bridges in Third World countries. Another, Steven Burrows, is a structural engineer who uses cutting-edge technology to uncover the past (who knew that one of the adhesives used in the Great Wall of China was cooked rice?) and construct the future in San Francisco.
Members and guests of the New Jersey Chapter of ASID at The Science of Design symposium.
"The Science of Design allowed attendees to gain new insights in the field of design, cultivate new relationships and discover new products and resources in a stimulating, interactive environment," said Anna Maria Mannarino, president of the New Jersey Chapter of ASID.
"It was also a great opportunity for our Industry Partners and others to exhibit their latest innovations to a receptive audience and to gain visibility and strengthen connections within the design community."
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Art on Bit developed plugins for Cinema 4D for three years now. It was a joy to create software for the CG world. The existing plugins for Cinema R12 to R15 can still be purchased. Those plugin still enable you to achieve tasks, which are very hard to achieve otherwise.
There is an "unofficial" way to update the R15 plugins to R16 (not all require an update). I call it "unofficial", because I do not possess a R16 licence and can therefore not give any support for R16.
Update: The latest software update for Cinema R16 will break this "unofficial" way for the RealCurvatureShader. I have not heard about other plugins yet. So, if you use a fully updated R16 version, the RealCurvatureShader won't work anymore.
You can find the resource files below for downloading. You have to go into the plugins "res/description" folder, and exchange the existing file there, with the newly downloaded one (unzip first). Note, that I had to restart Cinema twice sometimes, in order that the exchange takes effect.
Plugin Name Resource File to exchange
Surface Curvature Shader v1.01 "xscsshader.res"
Real Curvature Shader v1.1 "xrcsshader.res"
Atlasing Tool v1.20 "Tuvma.res"
In case you do not have the PayPal account anymore, or have changed the email adress, please attach the file with the ending ".cdl64" from the plugins folder to the mail, so I can verify that you are the owner of the plugin and update my contact list.


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According to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), up to 80 percent of ultraviolet rays can pass through clouds! Also another surprising bit of info: Just because youre indoors doesnt mean the sun cant find you window glass blocks the UVB light that causes sunburns, but cell-damaging UVA rays still penetrate. The bottom line: Sunscreen is a must, indoors or out, year-round, every day.
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
785 9th Ave (between 52nd and 53rd)
Asian Fusion
Mango Juice
Black Truffle and Galangal Crusted Black Cod
Wok fried Gailon, lotus chips.
Sweet and Sour Snapper (photo above)
Jasmine rice.
Trio of Ice Cream
red bean, green tea, vanilla
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At a glancePerfect for wearing over a pretty summer dress as the weather gets chillier in the evenings. Made in a soft knit and a pretty bright pink colour this is sure to look greap popped over any outfit and with a button fastening for easy dressing.
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The Harmony Professional is an environmentally friendly yoga mat from the United States. In the US, the Jade Harmony has been pronounced the best environmentally friendly yoga mat by Consumersearch.com. The mat has been made from 100% natural rubber and hence does not contain harmful materials. The Jade Harmony's open cell structure guarantees an optimal grip. This means that you will no longer slip while doing your yoga exercises.
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Length: 188 cm
Width: 61 cm
Depth: 0.5 cm
Weight: 2400 gram
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How do I clean my Jade Yoga mat? Jade yoga mats function as sponges and hold water. Therefore, we advise you to clean the mat's surface regularly. You can do this easily by wiping off the mat with a cloth wet with regular water. We advise you to clean your mat deeply every once in a while. When you do, it is important to know that the Jade yoga mats function as sponges and hold water and soap. This is also why it is important to rinse the mat extensively and to let it dry well.
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You may wash your mat in the bath tub, hose it with the shower head or garden hose or use a front-loading washing machine on a tender washing programme, without centrifuging. In the case that you want to use soap, then you should use a mild detergent. Do not use oil, solvents or abrasives. Subsequently, hang the yoga mat or put it down flat on the floor to dry. Do NOT let it dry in an area where the mat is exposed to direct sunlight.
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A retention pond outside the Weber Grill restaurant in Lombard. A man died after his car plunged into the pond last night. (Chuck Berman/Chicago Tribune)
Dozens of family members gathered at an Oak Brook home today to grieve for a 29-year old family member who died after his car plunged into a retention pond outside a restaurant in Lombard on Sunday night.
The man, identified today as Ali Abbas, 29, by Lombard police and the DuPage County Coroner's Office, was pronounced dead at 9:42 p.m. Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Downers Grove.


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You can spend a week away on the St. Lawrence river in this beautiful, remodeled 2-bedroom/ 2 bath 1000 square foot cottage! This cottage has parking for 2, a new driveway and walkway to the river, a full kitchen, full laundry, covered front porch with fabulous views of the river, the 1000 Islands Bridge and the Channel. Fish from the dock or rent a boat and discover the 1000 Islands on your own. Situated halfway between Clayton and Alexandria Bay on the river, castles, chartered fishing, river cruises, drive-in movies, antique boats, museums, restaurants, wineries, and more. The opportunities for summer fun are endless! You can jump right into crystal clear water from a brand new dock that can accommodate a 24-foot boat. This area is a well-known destination for scuba divers to discover the vast shipwrecks along the St. Lawrence. Check out the world renowned fishing spots with a professional fishing guide. A perfect to place to kayak at sunrise or sunset. Situated in Fisher's Landing near the Rock Island Lighthouse and Foxy's Restaurant. Watch the daily antics of the wildlife on nearby islands and the variety of boats and ships that navigate the river. Outdoor grill is available for use. Coffe on the dock at sunrise and a drink on the dock at sunset is the perfect beginning and end to each day! Don't spend your family vacation in a crowded hotel room. Spread out and enjoy the simplicity of cottage living. Jump in the river right from the dock, sleep outside under the covered porch, count the stars and just relax. Come and enjoy the river!
Maximum occupancy : 5
Cottage water comes directly from the river and is not for drinking.
Spring water will be available upon arrival.
No RV hook ups. No tenting on the property.
For all of our guests comfort, No pets. No smoking.
Hello! We are Ben & Susan Primicias and we'd like to welcome you to the St. Lawrence River! We live just 25 minutes away in Watertown, N.Y. and come to the river as often as we can. It is a beautiful place to relax, play and meet lots of great new people.
J. Ben and Susan Primicias purchased this cottage in 2013
Our property is located In Fisher's Landing, NY in the town of Orleans. We are situated half way between Alexandria Bay and Clayton, two amazing little "gems" tucked away in the heart of the 1000 Islands. We love this property because it sits right at the water's edge, it is clean and beautiful and ever changing. The wild-life, fishing and ships are amazing and captivating. Sitting on the dock is the most peaceful place to be in the early morning hours as the fog lifts, drift fisherman float by, and fish jump right in front of you. It just never gets old!
We had this cottage remodeled the fall after we purchased it. We had the ceiling raised, new floors, windows, counter tops,and bathrooms put in. The open floor plans now allows you see everything that happening on the river at anytime. Last year we installed new curtains for privacy which added to the coziness of the cottage. The spacious front porch is like having an additional room to entertain. It affords a full view of ships and boats in the channel and the perfect place to watch the spectacular river sunsets. This past fall, we added a driveway, sidewalk and stone wainscoting around the cottage.
Can't wait until next year!!!!
My family and I had a great time at this beautiful home. The homeowners had everything you could possibly need to feel right at home. And the view was priceless!! Will definitely return!!
My 89 year old mother, my husband and I all enjoyed our stay at this wonderful location on the St Lawrence. The neighbors were friendly and quiet. The cottage was well equipped for just about any vacation need. The owners, Susan and Ben were helpful and available to us before and during our stay. We highly recommend this property to anyone wanting to visit this area and to be close to all the fun the area has to offer.
Peggi / South Burlington, VT
My husband and I stayed here in September but when we returned home, some family matters kept me very busy and I forgot to write a review. I came across a few pictures today from our stay and I just had to sit down and write my review. First of all, the previous reviews say it all! No exaggeration. The cottage was beautiful, clean and spacious. There were beautiful flowers all around the outside of the cottage which I appreciated very much. The location was great, as, we were in between Clayton and Alexandria Bay. If you can tear yourself away from sitting on the porch with a cool drink and gazing out at the sun on the river, these are quaint places to visit. The sunsets were more amazing every night. A visit to Boldt Castle is a must! I can't write a review without mentioning the owners. Susan was great. She answered any emails that I sent, most within 24 hours, and happily answered all of my questions. We met Ben the morning that we were leaving. He was so warm and friendly. I could go on and on, but, I recommend that you just book this beautiful cottage and see for yourself. You won't regret it!
The house was clean and had all the comforts of home. The property was in a great location to the main attractions the area had to offer and was in a beautiful spot. I would warn renters that some of the attractions of the area do close early in the season. We particularly enjoyed the Uncle Sam boat tours and visits to the castles. Many towns are close by but Clayton and Alexandria Bay are some of the busiest of the local small towns. Some of the local restaurants were good- and Susan and Ben offered valuable information/recommendations. We also enjoyed seeing the Remington museum and a couple of lighthouses. Kingston in Canada is also close and a nice city to visit. The owners of the property were lovely. We would highly recommend this house as a place one would enjoy for vacation. VRBO was also a decent company to work with. Elyse and John DeMadaler
The property is very well-kept and the guests' needs were very carefully considered throughout. Sunsets by the river were amazing. And exploring the area by boat was a unique experience. Highly recommended!
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Decorative Storage Bench Textured Tan with Gold Chenille Tweed
Update your home decor with this lovely tan bench. Perfect for a bedroom or living area, this multi-functional bench is ideal for extra seating and lots of storage. Textured tan with gold chenille tweed
Safety slow-closing hinges
Solid wood legs in brown finish
Piano bench type hinged storage
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Driver hits building, runs from police
Driver hits building, runs from police
Cincinnati police said they are looking for a man after a downtown accident early Friday morning.
Dispatchers said they received a call about a car that hit a building in the 300 block of W. Third Street.
Police said when they arrived at the scene they found two people inside the van and the driver had fled.
They described him as a black male in his 40s wearing blue jeans and a lime green sweatshirt.
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The European Commission Wants You To Log Into Social Media Accounts With Govt-Issued ID Cards
The European Commission plans to attack citizens' right to online privacy, insisting that state-issued ID cards should be used to log into platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, and even Uber.
The Vice President for the Digital Single Market on the European Commission, former Communist Andrus Ansip, is behind the next European Union (EU) raid on personal freedoms, promoting the idea of using national ID cards to log in to online services.
Mr. Ansip is from Estonia, a small Baltic country and former Communist state which has the most highly-developed national ID card system in the world. The Estonian state website boasts: "Much more than simply a legal picture ID, the mandatory national card serves as the digital access card for all of Estonia's secure e-services."


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Update and fix some bugs.
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Very fun Charlie Sheen based game. He is a better actor than The lame guy from the 70's show.
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