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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Days after violent protests led officers to launch tear gas at hundreds of unruly demonstrators, Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry on Wednesday requested the Justice Department to step in and help the city overhaul its troubled police force.
The Republican mayor asked the DOJ in a letter "to expedite and complete" its current review of Albuquerque police and work with the city to develop a new monitoring proposal.
He said "such a plan will help bring about any necessary system improvements and accountability measures."
Berry defended recent reforms, including a requirement that all officers wear lapel cameras, strict new hiring guidelines and mandatory reviews for all officer shootings. But he called the fatal police shooting of 38-year-old James Boyd in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains "a game changer."
A publicly released video of that shooting sparked the 12-hour protest by hundreds of angry people Sunday. Officials have said Boyd appeared to be surrendering before officers opened fire.
"This was a hard letter to write," Berry said at a news conference. "Nothing in this letter should be construed as an indication that I have lost my faith in the men and woman, and the leadership of the Albuquerque Police Department."
Police Chief Gorden Eden said he supported the mayor's effort.
The Justice Department said in an emailed statement Wednesday that it is "working expeditiously to complete the investigation" and already has been providing preliminary feedback and technical assistance to the Police Department.
Berry said the city needs to make changes soon, but the federal review needs to wrap up first. The DOJ launched its civil rights investigation into Albuquerque police over allegations of excessive force and an increase in police shootings. Officers have been involved in 37 shootings since 2010, including Boyd's death.
The FBI said last week it would open an investigation into the shooting of Boyd.
Berry detailed several changes he and Eden would like to see, including hiring a fourth deputy chief to oversee Justice Department reforms, training all officers on dealing with suspects with mental health issues and creating an evaluation system to monitor officers with a history of deadly encounters.
In addition, Berry said he was asking state lawmakers to consider various reforms aimed at helping state residents battling mental illness.
In a statement, the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico, which has been critical of Albuquerque police, welcomed Berry's call for reform.
"Mayor Berry's call for federal intervention in Albuquerque's troubled police department is a good first step (toward) reducing the excessive use of force and officer involved shootings in our city," ACLU of New Mexico Executive Director Peter Simonson said. "It is a shame that the city's leadership took so long to respond with aggressive action."
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When Content Science sends their quarterly e-newsletter to their mailing list, their email open rate is 50%.
"Well, of course," I hear you saying. "Sending an e-newsletter to subscribers who have opted in would most certainly have a fairly high open rate."
So why would you want to broadcast your online message to millions of people who couldn't care less, and be happy with a 3% click-through rate? Why are you still marketing online the same way you marketed offline?

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Keene Envirothon team wins fourth place at competitionBY MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
August 15. 2013 8:28PM
KEENE — Representing New Hampshire, the Keene High School Envirothon excelled in a North American competition earlier this month in Montana.
"The team worked very hard preparing this year and earned an impressive fourth place finish in the 2013 North American Envirothon Competition," Keene High School teacher and team adviser and coach Marshall Davenson said in an e-mail.
The team competed from Aug. 3 to 10 in Bozeman, Montana, against the best teams from 48 states and nine Canadian provinces and territories. For the fourth place win each of the team members have been awarded a $2,000 scholarship.
Members of the team are co-captains Eileen Cormier and Peter Murphy, Rebecca Lebeaux, Adam Burnett and Stephanie Bilodeau.
Davenson and Keene High School science department chairwoman Elizabeth Schnackenberg accompanied the team.
Going into the competition, the team knew the theme was sustainable rangeland management but they did not know what the challenge would be, said Murphy Thursday.
To prepare, the team sought help from Cheshire County Conservation District employees Amanda Littleton and Sharlene Beaudry and U.S. Deparment of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service New Hampshire staff member Heidi Konesko, who provided information and resources to the team.At the competition the team was tasked with advising a fictitious family ranch on the use of their rangeland.
"Our presentation was based on a family ranch and we had to come up with a way to make them economically viable and environmentally sustainable at the same time and we had to pitch it to them," Murphy said. "It was definitely incredibly exciting to take home fourth in an incredibly competitive competition."
Murphy said his three years on the team has opened his eyes to the academic world, especially science fields, which he plans to pursue in college after he graduates from Keene High School in 2014.
The Envirothon challenges have also made him realize that environmental issues that can seem overwhelming, are manageable when one approaches issues at a local level and works to find a solution, he said.
The Envirothon is North America's largest high school environmental education competition, Davenson said, reaching more than 500,000 students annually.
The Envirothon's mission is to develop knowledgeable, skilled, and dedicated citizens who are willing and prepared to work towards achieving a balance between quality of life and the quality of the environment. Teams are challenged in five natural resource categories such as soils and land use, aquatic ecology, forestry, wildlife, and current environmental issues.


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If you recall last week John Wall was spotted at the King of Diamonds getting cozy with Keyshia Dior (John Wall Makes it Rain on Keyshia Dior at King of Diamonds in Miami).
There are now reports they are more than just strip club buddies.
No issues with that, she is cute and it isn't uncommon for athletes to date or have a few twodels on the team, nothing to Dougie about.
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Hi all - Back in Nov 2007 I took Joker on a quick overnighter to Congaree National Park and hung both of our hammocks from the same suspension, and both hammocks were in the same Hammock Sock. It worked out well with an 8 y/o!
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ST. LOUIS– The Missouri Department of Transportation and its contractor, Fred Weber Inc., will close all lanes and ramps of Interstate 64 in both directions downtown between Kingshighway and Forest Park Parkway at 8 p.m. Friday, January 25.
The closure is weather permitting, and may be delayed due to temperatures or significant precipitation.
While the interstate is closed, crews will remove the Taylor and Newstead bridges over I-64 as part of a project to construct a new interchange at Tower Grove and Boyle and replace four bridges over the interstate. The ramps from McCausland/Skinker, Hampton and Kingshighway to eastbound I-64 will be closed during this time. In addition, the ramps from Pine, Jefferson, Market and Grant to westbound I-64 will be closed during this time.
Crews will reopen the interstate and all ramps by 3 a.m. Monday, January 28.
The detour for westbound I-64 will be to get off the interstate at the Forest Park Avenue exit (exit 38A) and follow Forest Park Avenue to Kingshighway. After turning left onto Kingshighway, drivers will follow Kingshighway back to the interstate. The detour for eastbound I-64 will be to get off the interstate at the Hampton Avenue exit (exit 34B), turn right on Hampton and follow it to eastbound Interstate 44. Drivers can then take I-44 to the Poplar Street Bridge. Detour maps are available on-line at http://tinyurl.com/
After the interstate reopens Monday, January 28, drivers will have three 10-foot lanes in each direction of I-64 between Kingshighway and Vandeventer. Traffic will also shift to the middle of the interstate. The Vandeventer Avenue ramp to westbound I-64 will remain closed.
MoDOT will keep three lanes open in each direction on I-64 between 5 a.m. and 7 p.m. weekdays. Overnight and weekends, the department will close up to two of those open lanes for construction work.
"With narrowed and shifted lanes, we expect to have some congestion in this area, especially during morning and evening rush periods. All commuters have several options to avoid congestion. Long distance commuters – heading from downtown to west St. Louis County – can consider using I-44 or I-70 to detour around the construction. People nearer to the construction can use Chouteau/Manchester or Forest Park Avenue to avoid the congestion. Commuters can also, where possible, investigate telecommuting, flex their work hours or use Metro to avoid peak traffic times," said Deanna Venker, MoDOT area engineer for St. Louis City.
Taylor and Newstead will remain closed over the interstate until bridge work is completed in November. Drivers can use Tower Grove and Boyle to detour around the closures. Cyclists and pedestrians can use Kingshighway, the pedestrian crossing between Kingshighway and Taylor, or Tower Grove to detour around the closure. More information on upcoming work will be released when it becomes available, and will be shared on the project webpage at: http://tinyurl.com/
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More than a dozen Alaska Native and environmental organizations sued Thursday to block offshore oil drilling in the Beaufort Sea off Alaska's north coast.
The 13 groups filed the legal challenge to federal approval in August of Shell Oil's exploration drilling plan with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Earthjustice attorney Holly Harris said in a news teleconference that allowing Shell to drill when it has no credible plan to clean up an Arctic Ocean oil spill is insulting and irresponsible.
The company has said that the chance of a spill during exploration was minimal and that its spill response plan more than meets federal requirements. That plan includes a fleet of response vessels, onshore response and a containment cap that cover a blowout, it said.
But Harris said the company's contention that it could recover 95 percent of oil spilled from exploratory drilling was preposterous.
"In icy conditions, the agency's own analysis and drills conducted in Alaska, suggest it could drop to 3 percent or 1 percent, or ultimately, can be completely ineffective with crews just standing by because they literally can't deploy," Harris said. "It is, frankly, a hyperbolic claim to suggest, `Don't worry, we'll clean up 95 percent of it.'"
Melissa Schwartz, spokeswoman for the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement in Washington, D.C., said the agency would have no response to the lawsuit.
Shell Alaska spokesman Curtis Smith said by phone from New Orleans that the challenge was expected but that the company's exploration plan deserved approval. "We believe BOEMRE was thorough in its analysis of our plan, and we are confident that their approval of our plan will be validated in court, as it was in May of 2010," he said.
The company also was confident in its spill response plan, he said.
"We feel we have put in place the most technically sound, environmentally sensitive plan of exploration in the history of North America," he said. "Our confidence in making a statement like that is informed by our history in Alaska, the planning we have done, the unprecedented oil response plan, and the addition of a capping and containment system very much like the one that ultimately ended the blowout in the Gulf of Mexico."
Shell wants to drill up to three exploratory wells in the Chukchi Sea and two in the Beaufort Sea in 2012. Arctic Ocean outer continental shelf reserves are estimated by the federal government at 26.6 billion barrels of recoverable oil and 130 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
Shell Alaska has said it has spent upward of $4 billion on leases and development in the Chukchi and Beaufort seas.
Drilling is strongly backed by Alaska officials hoping to find new sources of oil for the trans-Alaska pipeline. But exploration drilling during ice-free months this year was blocked in part by a successful appeal of two air permits issued to Shell in 2010 by the Environmental Protection Agency.
The EPA announced last week it had approved an air quality permit for one of the company's drilling vessels.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar had suspended Arctic offshore drilling operations after the blowout of BP's Deepwater Horizon rig in the Gulf of Mexico. Salazar has said the federal government will proceed with "utmost caution" in Arctic waters more than 1,000 miles from the nearest Coast Guard base.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The head of the Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday defended the "NextGen" program to modernize U.S. flight control systems, telling a government panel the effort has made progress despite delays and is "designed to be flexible."
"Overall, NextGen is on track," FAA Administrator Michael Huerta told a House of Representatives aviation subcommittee.
But an aviation industry group later responded that the expected cost and efficiency benefits from the program have so far not been widely realized.
The FAA's Next Generation Air Transportation System program was launched to switch flight control operations from radar to GPS-based technology, allowing more traffic and reducing flight delays. The program was set up to be implemented in stages between 2012 and 2025.
Huerta said the program has had some successes, noting the deployment of 500 satellite systems at ground stations. Specific airports have already seen increases in air traffic and millions of dollars in savings, he said.
"As of this very moment, air carriers that take advantage of precision routing get into and out of airports more quickly and efficiently, which reduces fuel use, saves money and decreases aircraft exhaust emissions," Huerta said in a prepared statement.
However, several members of the subcommittee said organizational troubles within the FAA were delaying NextGen.
"There are serious concerns regarding the FAA's ability to effectively and efficiently implement NextGen," said committee Chairman Frank LoBiondo.
Calvin Scovel, the inspector general with the Department of Transportation, said government budget cuts, known as sequestration, had already halted some projects to ease congestion at U.S. airports.
The FAA faces more cuts as well. Representative Rick Larsen noted that a proposed budget recently passed by the House Appropriations Committee is 22 percent less than requested and is the lowest capital funding since 2000.
"At those funding levels, the agency would be required to restrain (NextGen) efforts greatly," Scovel noted.
But Huerta said that while the proposed cuts may cause the latest programs under NextGen to be suspended and might cost up to 700,000 jobs by 2021, the program was "flexible" enough to adapt.
"The industry and we have agreed that it would be prudent for us to have a clear sense of ... priorities," he said.
The DOT's Scovel, however, said the technology had not been widely adopted and that delays and costs meant the program would cost "significantly more" than the planned $40 billion and could take 10 years longer than the original 2025 deadline.
"I would urge the committee to hold the FAA's feet to the fire," Scovel said, suggesting the inspector general's office could be used to ensure the FAA meets its goals.
Jean Medina, a spokeswoman for Airlines for America, a trade organization that represents the commercial aviation industry, said in an email that the new procedures are not yet widely used.
In some cases, airlines have invested in equipping planes with GPS, but have not been able to take full advantage of the modern technology, she said, adding FAA data shows that flight delays cost airlines and consumers about $31 billion annually.
"To date, FAA has received adequate funding for NextGen," Medina said. "And it speaks to the fact that we need policies and procedures in place to enable us to use the equipment we have already invested in."
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State Supreme Court asked to stay $17 million payout from LGC risk pool
By TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
— The troubled Property-Liability Trust, a former subsidiary of the New Hampshire Local Government Center that administers property coverage for towns and cities, has asked the state Supreme Court for a stay on an order that the agency repay $17 million taken from members of a public health insurance risk pool.
Last year, LGC, after a lengthy hearing with its regulator, the state Bureau of Securities Regulation, was ordered to give the money back to members of HealthTrust, another former LGC subsidiary. The hearing officer, Donald Mitchell, ruled that the money had been improperly transferred from HealthTrust to subsidize a workers' compensation program for about a decade.
The payment is due Dec. 1.
The problem, according to PLT Executive Director Wendy Parker, is that PLT doesn't have the money for the $17 million payment.
"The $17 million is something we have been wrestling with for some time," she said. "It continues to be difficult for us to comply with that part of the order."
LGC, which was also ordered to split up its subsidiaries and pay back surpluses of $33 million to HealthTrust members and $3.1 million to PLT members, has appealed the order to the state Supreme Court, though it made the first two payments in August.
"I wouldn't say it's a desperate move," Parker said of filing the stay request. "It is part of the process to get to the Supreme Court appeal. Asking for a stay is available to us and is the next step in the process."
A previous attempt for a stay of the entire order was denied by the court last year.
"This has been litigated before when the appellate filing first happened," said Securities Regulation attorney Andru Volinsky. The most recent stay request "is an interesting kind of hail mary."
PLT nearly had an agreement with the BSR and the Secretary of State's Office, which oversees the BSR, to bring in an outside insurance and finance expert, Michael Coutu of Rye, to facilitate the order and get PLT out of financial trouble.
The agreement fell through when the HealthTrust Board of Trustees, which as the payee of the order had to agree to the terms of the agreement, and Secretary of State William Gardner could not agree on whether Coutu would serve outside the authority of the board. Gardner said Coutu's independence of the boards was a requirement, while board members said they would not abdicate their fiduciary responsibility to someone answering to the Secretary of State.
PLT attorneys argued in their request that the order could cause PLT to close its operations as "failure to stay the Final Order as to the $17.1 million payment would cause irreparable harm to PLT, while a stay would cause no corresponding harm to the New Hampshire Bureau of Securities Regulation (the "Bureau") or the public interest."
HealthTrust sent a letter to PLT, which is included in the stay request, saying it assented to the stay "because the specter of the Final Order's direction to PLT to make a payment which would cause PLT to become insolvent creates significant risk of irreparably damaging HealthTrust's own member relationships and market reputation," HealthTrust attorney David Frydman wrote.
However, Volinsky said, some of the board members agreeing to the assent are the very people who got the program into this position to begin with.
"Some of them are members who voted in favor of these transfers," he said.
Volinsky said the stay request is the first time he's seen PLT acknowledge it could go out of business if it has to repay the money to HealthTrust. However, he said, PLT and other former LGC entities — the organizations voted to become separate corporations as part of a Sept. 1 reorganization — still haven't acknowledged that the transfers were illegally made. And, he said, PLT continues to subsidize the workers' compensation program.
"They're still not telling their members that they're losing money in workers' compensation each year," Volinsky said. "It would be appropriate for them to tell the whole story."
Parker confirmed that PLT will be subsidizing the workers' compensation program with $380,000 in this fiscal year, which ends June 30. She said the PLT board has recommended rates for the 2014-15 fiscal year that would result in the workers' compensation program being self-sufficient. Those rates are scheduled to be approved Oct. 29, two weeks after an Oct. 15 public hearing for them, she said.
Parker said the PLT board voted to proceed with a stay request on Oct. 1.
"The board has been discussing its options for months," she said. "Filing a motion to stay is one of the ways we're approaching (the requirement to make the payment.)" The motion was filed Monday, she said.


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Top Exhibitors and Industry Groups Participate in First Annual Event
TOKYO, Japan – January 21, 2008 – Momentum builds for PVJapan 2008 as industry leaders in photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing and solar energy products, systems and services have signed on with exhibits, sponsorships and technical programs. PV Japan 2008, to be held from July 30 - August 1, 2008 in Tokyo, Japan, is Japan's leading exposition serving the entire solar energy supply chain, including PV cell and module manufacturers; equipment, materials and components suppliers, and solar energy and related products for deployment in residential, commercial and utility installations.
PV cell and module manufacturers exhibiting at PVJapan include Kaneka Corporation, Kyocera Corporation, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Q-Cells AG, SANYO Electric Co., Ltd., and Sharp Corporation. Joining the top cell/module manufacturers will be top equipment and materials suppliers such as Air Liquide Japan, Applied Materials, DuPont Group., S.E.S. CO., Ltd., ULVAC, Inc., and many more. Leading system suppliers, construction experts and related deployment specialists will also be displaying the latest in solar energy products and services. PVJapan is co-organized by SEMI and the Japan Photovoltaic Energy Association (JPEA), among the leading industry associations in the PV industry.
"Solar energy has become one of the fastest growing technology markets in the world with projected long term annual growth rates of 25% and more" said Tom Morrow, vice president of Global Expositions and Marketing at SEMI. "Like the SEMICON exhibitions in the semiconductor industry, PVJapan will play a critical role in the technology advancements, cost reductions and industry collaborations necessary for rapid market expansion in solar energy. As this impressive list of international exhibitors demonstrates, PVJapan will be a historical event with global participation and global impact."
PV Japan will be held in conjunction with the 25th annual JPEA Symposium on Photovoltaic Generating Systems, Japan's leading technical conference on PV technology and applications. PVJapan will also be held concurrently with the Renewable Energy 2008 International Exhibition & Conference, organized by the Japan Council for Renewable Energy. PVJapan 2008 and Renewable Energy 2008 will be held in the same venue under the name Renewable Energy World Fair the 2008 Renewable Energy International Exhibition & Conference.
For more information regarding PVJapan 2008, please visit www.pvjapan2008.org
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A highly-sought-after cellist with an acting career. A dynamic conductor who has won the JoAnn Falletta Award for Most Promising Female Conductor. These two guest artists make the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra's last concert before the holiday season sure to be a memorable evening.
"Romantic Treasures" will unite cellist Zuill Bailey and conductor Sarah Ioannides onstage with the BPO in performance of some of classical music's most heartfelt works, including "Mendelssohn's Overture to A Midsummer Night's Dream," "Schubert's Unfinished Symphony," the "Polovetsian Dances from the Borodin opera Prince Igor," and "Haydn's Cello Concerto No. 1."
When Bailey comes to Buffalo, he will perform on a 1693 Matteo Gofriller cello, formerly owned by Mischa Schneider of the Budapest String Quartet. Bailey is known for his technical wizardry, his artistry and his vibrant personality. In addition to his thriving career as a soloist, chamber artist, teacher and recording artist, he had recurring roles on the HBO series "Oz" and the NBC series "Homicide."
Bailey will also teach a free cello masterclass at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30, in the Mary Seaton Room at Kleinhans Music Hall, 3 Symphony Circle, Buffalo. After both concerts, audiences will have the chance to meet Bailey at his CD signing in the lobby.
Chautauqua Symphony audiences enjoyed a concert with Ioannides at the podium this summer, and she has returned to the region to enthrall Buffalo audiences. She has been widely hailed as one of the leading young British/American conductors in the world today. Her past positions have included assistant conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony; music director of the El Paso Symphony; and assistant conductor to Academy Award-winning composer Tan Dun. Currently music director of the Spartanburg Philharmonic Orchestra, she is known for community outreach and innovative programming. She has garnered numerous awards and accolades, including the JoAnn Falletta Award for the most promising female conductor.
"Romantic Treasures" will be performed at 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, and at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2, at Kleinhans Music Hall. One hour prior to each concert, patrons have the opportunity to learn more about the music they will hear and ask questions at a pre-concert "Musically Speaking" talk, sponsored by Uniland Development. Tickets for "Romantic Treasures" start at $27 and are available by calling 716-885-5000 or visiting www.bpo.org.


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Spotted: Kim Kardashian, Kanye West And Jay-Z In SoHo
Kanye West took a vaca from his Parisian residency to stroll with baby mama Kim Kardashian (strutting in 'Ye's Cruel Summer Giuseppe Zanotti heels), who smirked at paparazzi asking if she was happy her uber-longwinded divorce to Kris Humphries has finally come to an end. While in the Empire State, 'Ye was also snapped dapping up Watch The Throne co-king Hov. Even if the Chi-town rapper doesn't rock with "Suit & Tie," the two MCs looked like happy bros, rocking shirts, hoodies and heavy chains.
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"Villa was terrific. We thought it could be made even better with a telescope/binoc's for the balcony to look into the view/wildlife" R. Jones, July 2012
"Jane our home agent was a delight. She even came and jumped one of our cars which had a dead battery. We loved the home. It was not quite as close to the water or town as we anticipated, but other than that it was well appointed." P. Spink, July 2012
"The standard of this property was as expected, and we were very happy with this villa." D. McGuinness, July 2012
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Jan & Jim Moran – England
Most enjoyable stay. Amazing views, very comfortable villa. What a beautiful part of the world!
"Wonderful Views, excellent furnishing and equipment" B. Duffy, July 2011
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Had so much fun. The nicest villa we have ever stayed in! Thanks for the Sky box. Hopefully can come back. Thanks.
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Wonderful house design, wonderful landscape, wonderful weather, so wonderful staying.
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Hi Sheila
Just wanted to say how much we enjoyed your lovely villa, and thank you for making it available to us. We had a wonderful week.
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"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at La Colina." P. Faure September 2009
Stunning south facing villa in Begur with outstanding panoramic views of sea and countryside. La Colina is beautifully presented and designed with style, space and comfort in mind.
A short cut walk from the villa takes you to the historic castle town of BEGUR in approximately 15 mins or 3 mins by car. There is a fantastic choice of restaurants, tapas bars, cafes and a few late night cellar bars making Begur attractive to all age groups. A relaxing time can be spent exploring the cobbled streets which are littered with beautiful shops, cafes and restaurants and the weekly market is always fun with clothes, food and general items on sale. If you walk up to the castle at the head of the town you can enjoy amazing views and there are many interesting walks from Begur details of which can be found at the local tourist office. No traffic passes through the centre of the village which makes the old square an enchanting place to sit and watch the world go by whilst sitting at one of the outside cafes or bars. In the high season there is much activity in both the squares in Begur with local artists` work on display, activities for children and live music with dancing, both traditional and modern.
The charming coastal resort of TAMARIU has a promenade with many seafront restaurants and this is 2.75 km, about 7 mins by car. There are many other beaches and seaside towns within 10-15 mins drive. Also of great interest is the medieval walled town of Pals(15mins) and Peratallada(20mins). Since this region was the home to Salvador Dali, you can visit his castle at Pubol (20mins), his museum at Figueres (45mins) and his summer house (absolutely fascinating) at Port Lligat((1hr). These are approximate drive times.
La Colina is approached by a steep private drive with parking for 2-3 cars. There is a gate leading to the entrance on the ground floor which opens to a hallway and a twin bedroom and shower room. A further door reveals a dressing area and a double bedroom with shower room. Both bedrooms have sea and country views.
There is a separate entrance to the main house approached by steps to the front door which opens into a very spacious living area and immediately you see the stunning views of sea and countryside from the expanse of glass doors on two sides of the room. Comfortable seating and dining furniture is in abundance and further seating and dining is provided on the south facing terrace which leads directly off the living room. The kitchen is set back from the living area with a laundry room leading off, housing washing machine and tumble dryer. At the side of the house near the laundry room is an outside clothes drying area.
A hallway leads to the bedroom area where there is a double bedroom with en suite bathroom and glass sliding doors to the poolside terrace. There are a further two twin bedrooms each with glass doors to the poolside terrace and these two rooms share a bathroom. Four of the five bedrooms enjoy sea and country views and each is well equipped with clothes storage facilities. The double beds are each 160 cm and single beds 90 cm width. If there are 11 people in your group an additional folding bed can be provided on request. This is narrower than the normal single bed size and is more suitable for a child or young teenager than for an adult.
Air-conditioning is provided throughout the house as well as a wood burning stove for the winter months.
Outside you will find many areas to explore and in which to relax making this a particularly good option for two families holidaying together. The south facing terrace off the living area has comfortable seating and dining table and chairs for 10 people. The poolside terrace has sunbeds and the back garden, approached by steps from both sides of the house is a real haven, away from it all, where you can relax on the grass or in the swing seat in absolute peace and enjoy wonderful views. Garden lighting means that you can also dine al fresco in the evening as there is a built in bbq, picnic table and benches as well as a mobile bbq.
Included in your rental:
Linen, bathroom towels and pool towels
Weekly cleaning and change of linen and bathroom towels on stays of 2 weeks and more
Air conditioning in all bedrooms and living area
Local management
Late arrival facility
Optional Extras:
Cot, high-chair
Beach towels
Home catering- paella and other menus brought to the villa
Grocery shopping delivery for your arrival
APPLIANCES include:
Water softener & filtered drinking water system
Washing machine & tumble dryer
Coffee maker
Electric juicer
2 hair dryers
Sleeps 10-11
La Colina can be rented to smaller groups in low and mid season.
ABOUT THE AREA ~ this is the unspoilt COSTA BRAVA or CATALUNYA which is free from large Tour Operated holidays and where most of the properties are owned by Barcelonians. It is rarely overcrowded and has retained real Spanish charm without a souvenir shop in sight! This is an area you will want to return to again and again.... Every day there will be a different place of interest to visit, be it a cultural pursuit or another sundrenched sandy cove with clear water to while away the day. All the coastal resorts here have waterfront restuarants, cafes and shops and it is a real pleasure to wander the little streets around the front and enjoy the spectacular scenery that this rugged coastline offers. Development here is mainly villas as the terrain does not allow for large apartment blocks and the coastline remains intact with some wonderful coastal path walks.
The nearest beach at TAMARIU is just a 7 minute drive and here you will find the prettiest sandy bay with waterfront restaurants, shops and cafes. Also within 10-15 minutes are the excellent beaches and coastal villages of AIGUABLAVA, SA RIERA, CALELLA DE PALAFRUGELL and LLAFRANC.
BEGUR - This charming hillside town with its cobbled streets offers the visitor an outstanding choice of Catalan restaurants, tapas bars and shops. The main square has entertainment in the high season and there are many late night bars and a couple of discos. The overall atmosphere is very Spanish with local artists` paintings and crafts displayed in the square during the summer. Every Wednesday there is a market sellling fruit/veg clothes and accessories. There are excellent supermarkets,specialist fishmonger, butchers` shops and freshly baked bread available in many shops.
There are many other places of interest including Salvador Dalis castle at PUBOL and his amazing museum at FIGUERES, where you cannot fail to be drawn in by his diverse art. At LA BISBAL the streets are littered with ceramic shops and there is also an antique centre. GIRONA is a wonderful small city to visit, known as mini-Barcelona, with its own charming ramblas and interesting shops and pavement restaurants. BARCELONA, if you crave city life, is one hour by train from FLACA (20mins by car from BEGUR) and here you can leave your car and get right into the centre of BARCELONA by train.
The border of FRANCE is approximately one hour away but you will find all you need and more in this beautiful and charming unspoilt region of SPAIN, Costa Brava, Catalunya.
Local Amenities:
Horse riding
Water sports
Our neighbours houses are also available for rental so if you are a large group you can enquire for availability.
Add value to your holiday experience
Short of time and would like us to quote car hire and flights and book these on your behalf?
Would you like to have groceries delivered to your villa prior to arrival?
Don`t want to be weighed down with bulky beach towels? You can hire and order these to be delivered to your villa.
Want to cut down your travelling load? You can hire from us many items including cot,
Do you sometimes want to stay in your villa without having to cook? We can provide excellent catering services brought to your villa. We can arrange for a paella evening to be catered at the villa. Other menus also available.
A special occasion while you are away? Order a celebration cake or hamper of goodies.
Your suggestions are welcome
Included in your rental
bed linen
bathroom towels
pool towels
weekly cleaning
weekly change of linen and bathroom towels
Air conditioning throughout the house
Woodburning stove
TV - Sat with UK channels
DVD player
Washing machine
Tumble dryer
Outside drying facilities
Ceramic hob
Coffee maker
Electric juicer
Filtered drinking water system
Water softener
Electric sun blinds to south facing terrace
Iron/ironing board
Vacuum cleaner
Indoor and outdoor dining for 10 people
Comfortable seating indoors and outdoors
Arrangements in place for late arrivals.
Any queries during your stay can be dealt with at local level.
Off road parking in the private drive outside the villa for 2-3 cars.
Optional Extras: subject to availability
High chair
Beach towels
Grocery delivery for your arrival
Paella evening catered at your villa. Other menus available
Celebration cake
Tennis and horse riding- 5 mins drive.
Beach activities, snorkelling, diving- 10min drive.
The beaches in this region are superb. All sandy with blue flags and mostly a shallow entrance making it safe for little ones. There is rarely overcrowding as there is such a choice of beaches and some are relatively unknown by tourists. This area attracts many spaniards from Barcelona and other parts of Spain, many of whom have holiday homes here.
Go-karting for kids and adults-5-10mins drive.
Water park- 20mins drive.
Golf- many golf courses within 10-20 mins drive. The house manual gives details of all the courses in the local vicinity.
Sailing- 10mins drive. There is a sailing club at Sa Riera and kayaks and pedallos for hire. Kayaks also at Calella.
Cultural activities- all over the region:
Figueres- Dalis museum- 40mins drive
Medieval towns- 15-20 mins drive- Peratallada- a must to visit.
Restaurants- too numerous to mention. Begur has a very good choice as do the coastal villages.
Shops- an interesting selection of very good shops selling clothes, jewellery, etc.
Food- excellent speciality shops in Begur for fish and meat plus very good supermarkets.
Cycling- bykes can be hired in Palafrugell
Walking- this is wonderful walking country, especially out of season when it is not so hot. The tourist office has a map showing popular walks.
Skiing- within 3 hours you can be on the slopes in Andorra.
Night life- plenty if you want it but there is not a string of discos here. Mainly late night cellar bars with music, some with dancing. There is a club in Begur and one just outside, not far from the villa but well away from everything and everyone!
The main square has entertainment in the high season with a mixture of traditional and modern music and dancing. Wonderful to just sit and watch!
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2. If trapping carbon at the stack is possible, why bother burning woodchips – especially given the environmental problems related to vast scale, short turnover plantation?
Hmm interesting Question.
Because if we are to bring atmopheric carbon dioxide down to levels that provide safe environmental conditions for all
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You might wonder why we don't grow trees and just leave them standing? If we grew bushland that would be fine, but we don't want to cover the world in ecologicaly simplistic plantations. But in any case the quantities of carbon that need to be sequestered are so large that even forest cover over the whole globe wouldn't provide a big enough store. Most of the excess CO2 in the atmosphere came from underground and that's where we will have to put most of it before we can fix things up properly. Things have to be feasible in several ways before they happen. They have to be technically feasible AND economically/financially feasible AND strategically AND politically/socially feasible. The trapping of CO2 from flue gases is technically feasible but it is not yet financially feasible because it doesn't make money and the government hasn't made CO2 flue trapping mandatory.


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AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - Tiffany Mitchell scored 18 points to lead No. 10 South Carolina to a 72-66 comeback victory over Auburn on Sunday.
Mitchell had six steals for South Carolina (16-1, 3-0 SEC), which entered the game ranked No. 3 nationally in scoring defense. Freshman center Alaina Coates scored all 14 of her points in the first half and shot 4-for-5 from the field in the victory.
Auburn (10-6, 1-2) led by as many as 12 points in the first half before a late rally from the Gamecocks. South Carolina took its first lead of the game within in the first minute of the second half on an Asia Dozier 3-pointer.
After posting a season-low seven points against Vanderbilt last Thursday, Auburn senior forward Tyrese Tanner led the Tigers with 16 points. Auburn was held to just 11-of-31 shooting in the second half.
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Hodge published a polished account of his important theory in 1941. This work marked an important change in direction for the Cambridge school of geometry which, under Baker 's leadership, had become somewhat isolated from other areas of mathematics.
In 1936 Hodge had been appointed as Lowndean Professor of Astronomy and Geometry, succeeding Baker , and he held this chair at Cambridge until 1970. He continued to work at Cambridge during World War II, but took on extra duties to compensate for the shortage of staff who were away in the forces; in particular he acted as bursar of Pembroke. In 1958 he was appointed as Master of Pembroke, holding the post until he retired from university life in 1970.
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Montana has been a hotbed of some of the most extreme Tea Party activity in America, from calls to keep Census workers at bay to efforts to go "off the grid" when it comes to gun regulations. That's why it's refreshing to see this perspective from a small local paper in the Bitterroot Mountains, understanding the anger and also the misdirection that's taking place.
There is, of course, plenty to be angry about. With real unemployment rates pushing 20%, jobs permanently gone to other countries, massive oil spills, house prices collapsing, financial turmoil, and perpetual war bleeding us dry, who wouldn't be mad? To someone like me who has spent years trying to raise awareness of these problems, the right wing anger is, in a way, encouraging. What is disturbing and rather bizarre, however, are the targets of this anger. The scapegoats of right wing anger – environmentalists, immigrants, "regulations," and government itself – are easy targets, but going after them is the rough equivalent of going after your pond beaver after the fox has raided your chicken coop - not only pointless, but cruel.
The foxes that have raided our chicken coop are the most powerful corporations in the world – financial and industrial titans that dominate the economic life of our planet. For giants like Goldman-Sachs, Exxon-Mobil, British Petroleum, General Electric, Monsanto, and ADM, theft and plunder are easy, because they have made them legal through control of what should be our government.
The whole piece deserves to be read. For what it's worth, I've weighed in today with a new op-ed for CNN.com -- arguing that the roots of the Tea Party movement need to be understood largely as a cultural revolution, and less as a political one. You can read it here.
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Students and sponsors will live in OC housing in Vienna. Travel likely will include trips to London and Italy. There will also be weekends of free travel. The final itinerary will be set in the spring of 2013.
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Note: The schedule includes classes, lectures and required sites at each location.
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For courses on the French Revolution.Written for today's undergraduates, this up-to-date survey of the French Revolution and Napoleonic Period offers a shorter, concise alternative to the longer, detailed texts more appropriate for advanced study. This text introduces students to the major events that comprise the story of the French Revolution; to the different ways in which historians have interpreted them; to the political, social, and cultural origins of the Revolution; and to the latest methodological approaches.
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I have been perusing the sub7 website and had a few questions....
In order to infect someone with the "server.exe" file, it pretty much means that one has to have pretty much no AV at all, right?
Also, they have a list of start up options for the malicious file including registry entries and keyname entries, but also "less known" method and "unknown"method......they didn't discuss what those methods were, for reasons they considered obvious (and I guess they are): if they told you publicly what they were then they could be easily defeated.......my question is: does anyone have any idea what these secretive methods are??? and are there really any other ways to protect against it, maybe besides AV?


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Add the XSC tooling to your SAP HANA, express edition Server only image
Out of the box the SAP HANA, express edition (HXE) server only option is ready to go with a lot of basic functionality. However, to use it you need to install the SAP HANA plugin for Eclipse. This of course is not a bad thing, however you may also like the idea of using the browser based tools.
This guide will help walk you through the steps necessary to install the SAP HANA XS tooling allowing you to use a browser to interact with your server going forward.
The first step will be to increase the allocated amount of memory for your instance if you are running a virtual machine, around 12 GB will be enough.
Once you have modified the amount of memory and started the instance and confirmed your HANA server is running, you will connect using the SAP HANA Studio.
Note You may need to run the following SQL statement on your system for the Delivery Unit process about to be described here.
ALTER SYSTEM ALTER CONFIGURATION ('indexserver.ini', 'SYSTEM') SET ('repository','content_vendor') = 'developers.sap.com' WITH RECONFIGURE;
In SAP HANA, the vendor ID is used primarily to define the identity of the company developing a software component that it plans to ship for use with SAP HANA, for example, "sap.com". To create a delivery unit, it is a prerequisite to maintain a vendor ID in your system.
The first step will be to then to choose "File" and then "Import". From the wizard you will select "Delivery Unit".
There are several units you will need to import and there is a specific order for them.
Note The first unit you are importing is the SAPUI5 one which will take quite a bit of memory and time for the import to simulate as well as install so do not panic if it seems to run on and on.
After each import you should see that it has "successfully completed" in the log viewer.
That is until the very last item which will have errors and that will be fine.
Now that you have finished each import, go ahead and run the
HDB stop command to shut down your server. This will help clear the processes and memory.
After it has shut down go ahead and start it back up again using
HDB start - you can use the SAP HANA Studio and double check that it is running and you'll notice that the memory usage is different than before.
Now through the Studio check under "Content" and you'll see you have additional content now installed into the repository.
Next stop is under "Security" where you will need to modify your user and add two groups of roles to the user. The first selection is the roles you find by searching for "developer".
Next set of roles are those found by searching for "admin".
Now with that saved if you go to a web browser and go to the URL
http://<hostname>:8000 you will see the standard screen.
Now add the following to the URL
/sap/hana/ide/ if all goes well you should be prompted with a login screen. Upon logging in you should be able to choose from several options.
You can now see via the browser the same content information.
You can now also see the tables and schemas via the catalog editor.
Now it is time to change the memory back to 8 GB, or leave it as if you prefer.
If you changed the memory back and restarted your server then just verify once again that you can login and still work.
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Mark at The Tipsy Historian blog has an interesting post about Stonewall Jackson. In terms of how hero-worship can impact historical analysis, he makes some excellent points.
He also leaves us with a good deal to think about. Think of this… Jackson, Grant, Lee, Longstreet, Chamberlain, Lincoln, etc., they each achieved great things in history, but they were imperfect, just like us. Admire, appreciate, respect, but when trying to understand the people, be realistic. If we see nothing more than perfection in historical figures, the myths that arise from this saint-like status do nothing to help us understand. If anything, it impairs our ability to understand. On the other hand, knowing and accepting the "not so good" with the "great" is essential in understanding, and the result of this does not mean that we can no longer admire, appreciate, respect, and even emulate that which was positive in the popular personalities from history.


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Hives are raised red welts of various size on the surface of the skin, often itchy, which come and go. Hives are also called urticaria.
They are very common, especially in people who have experienced other allergic reactions, including hay fever and angioedema. The welts occur on the surface of the skin, usually in batches. Release of histamine and other chemicals into the bloodstream, associated with the allergic response, causes the itching, localized swelling, and other symptoms.
Many substances, called allergens, can trigger an allergic response resulting in hives. Common allergens include:
Hives may also develop after infections or illness (including autoimmune diseases, leukemia, and others). There seems to be a hereditary tendency toward the development of hives. Some less common causes of hives include:
The diagnosis is primarily based on the appearance of the skin, and is confirmed by a history of exposure to an allergen. Occasionally, skin or blood tests may be performed. Many people with so-called chronic idiopathic urticaria have no proven allergic trigger and no clear cause for the hives.
Hives in the throat may obstruct the airway, so any swelling in the throat or difficulty breathing with hives are emergency symptoms. Call your local emergency medical services or visit the emergency room immediately.
Treatment may not be needed if hives are mild, and they may disappear spontaneously. The following medications may reduce the inflammation, itching, and swelling:
Cool compresses or soaks to the area may reduce swelling and pain. Avoid irritation of the area, and don't wear tight clothing (which may trigger a new outbreak). Avoid known allergens to prevent recurrence of hives. Hives may be uncomfortable, but they generally are harmless and disappear on their own. In most cases, the exact cause of hives can not be identified.
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Waterford police make burglary arrests
Waterford —In separate incidents, police arrested two men who they say burglarized local businesses early this morning.
William Stanley, 38, of Danbury, was arrested after police said he led them on a brief police pursuit. Police said he allegedly stole items from Dean's Auto on Bloomingdale Road.
When police attempted to pull Stanley's vehicle over, he drove to Colman Street in New London and back to Boston Post Road in Waterford before he abandoned the car and attempted to flee on foot. The incident happened around 3:08 a.m.
Police arrested Stanley and charged him with reckless driving, disobeying an officer's signal, third-degree burglary and fifth-degree larceny.
He is being held on a $25,000 bond, pending his arraignment today in New London Superior Court.
In a separate incident, police said they responded to Supreme Pizza on Boston Post Road for a report of a burglary. A canine search of the area did not yield any results. As police continued to investigate, police found a man, later identified as Jeffrey Neilan, who matched the description of the burglar. The burglary was reported at about 4:40 a.m.
Neilan, 40, of 47 Granite St., Apt. 1, New London, was arrested and charged with third-degree burglary and sixth-degree larceny. Police said more charges may follow.
Neilan is being held on a $100,000 bond, pending his arraignment today in New London Superior Court. He has several pending warrants out for him in other jurisdictions, police said.