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An example of sustainable cultivation of olive trees and extraction of olive oil using innovative ultrasound techniques.
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A farmer in a Less Favoured Area turned to organic agriculture and began growing ancient varieties of cereals. He has achieved sustainability through niche, quality production.
Incorporating locally available biomass into the soil, as a mean to increase its content in organic matter in the long term.
RDP support helped a family farm to generate added value by applying a sustainable model of production through biodynamic agriculture.
An example of a large-scale previously state owned farm, which now successfully combines economic sustainability and the provision of public goods.
Amstelland Natuurzuivel is a cooperative of farmers in the Amstelland region who set up a milk factory to produce regional dairy products for the Amsterdam area.
Set up an operational group to test different practices for optimal catch crop management and assess their efficiency in reducing nitrogen and carbon emissions.
The Rural Broadband project is a national intervention to close the digital divide in remote and sparsely populated rural 'white areas'.
Using RDP support to implement a sustainable model of agriculture that combines the production of high quality products and environmental protection. Winning initiative of the 2019 Rural Inspiration Awards in the 'Environment & Climate Action' category.
An inter-territorial cooperation project to support the development of a system for verifying the traceability and the sustainable management of wood from hedgerows.


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Why Everyone Wants to Work for Google
Who doesn't want to work at Google?
Pretty much no one, according to a new survey of 46,554 undergraduates conducted by Universum, an employer-branding consultancy.
The tech company ranked as the No. 1 ideal employer for undergraduates pursuing degrees in business or computer science and IT, No. 2 for humanities and liberal arts students and No. 3 for engineers (behind Boeing and NASA). It even snagged the No. 6 spot for natural science students, behind the obvious picks of the National Institutes of Health, Mayo Clinic, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American Cancer Society and Environmental Protection Agency. (See the full rankings here.)
Students were asked to identify which companies they were "considering," based on a list of 230 firms tailored to their disciplines. (They could also write in their own choices.) They then chose up to five "ideal" employers from within that group.
One in five of the nearly 16,000 business students surveyed ranked Google in their top five; the next most desired company was Walt Disney Co., which made the list for about 14% of business students.
The company's star power comes from a few things: a well-regarded consumer brand, a positive employer image thanks to a unique internship program, and the size of its recruiting effort, says Kevin Troy, head of research and insights for Universum's Americas unit. And Melissa Bailey, president of the Americas arm, says Google's transparency regarding job expectations appeals to Millennial students.
Meanwhile, many consulting firms –standard destinations for business students – climbed the ranks this year to be even more popular potential employers, partly because they've been recruiting more aggressively on campus, Bailey says.
- No. 4 EY (formerly Ernst & Young) (+0)
- No. 6 Deloitte LLP (+1)
- No. 7 PricewaterhouseCoopers (+1)
- No. 10 KPMG LLP (+0)
- No. 28 Boston Consulting Group Inc. (+11)
- No. 29 McKinsey & Co. (+13)
- No. 39 Bain & Co. (+13)
- No. 60 Accenture PLC (+20)
- No. 94 McGladrey LLP (+41)
- No. 133 Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corp. (+9)
- No. 154 Booz & Co. (-5)
- No. 158 Huron Consulting Group Inc. (+38)
- No. 169 Oliver Wyman (+28)
Consultancies were also attractive options for engineering students, who can put their expertise to use advising companies with thorny technological problems. Based on a sample size of nearly 8,000 students, Accenture, Deloitte, McKinsey, BCG, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Booz Allen Hamilton all jumped by more than 20 spots. Accenture topped the group at No. 49.
Of course, for all those companies to rise, other employers needed to fall. Wary of shrinking budgets and unimpressed with opportunities for innovation, engineers turned away from government jobs en masse:
- No. 2 NASA (-1)
- No. 12 Department of Energy (-3)
- No. 24 Central Intelligence Agency (-6)
- No. 25 Environmental Protection Agency (-10)
- No. 35 Department of Defense (-4)
- No. 36 Federal Bureau of Investigations (-11)
- No. 37 U.S. Air Force (-20)
- No. 46 U.S. Navy (-12)
- No. 51 Peace Corps (-12)
- No. 52 National Institutes of Health (+4)
- No. 67 U.S. Army (-14)
- No. 71 National Security Agency (-25)
- No. 72 Centers for Disease Control (-9)
- No. 83 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (-6)
- No. 95 Department of State (-23)
- No. 158 Department of Veteran Affairs (+4)
- No. 193 Department of Treasury (-23)
- No. 218 U.S. Postal Service (-32)
"It's a combination of what the government agencies aren't doing and what the companies are doing," Bailey says of the shifting interests. Consulting firms have been more aggressive in recruiting talent, while shrinking resources have limited government agencies' pull.
Students are deciding on their favorite firms with information from companies themselves, according to Universum: More than half of respondents said they used employer websites to learn about the companies, up from 42% in 2011. More are paying attention to career fairs, too (33% versus 25%), but students say traditional advertising in newspapers, on the radio or on billboards aren't doing the trick these days.
Overall, students appear to be casting a wider net as they hunt for jobs. Business students who responded to the survey "considered" opportunities--but did not apply at--an average of 29.5 companies and listed 4.1 "ideal" firms, up from 24 and 3.7, respectively, last year. Engineering students also tagged more companies (26.3 versus 21.6 considered, and 4.0 versus 3.7 ideal.)
"I don't think it has to do with indecisiveness so much as open-mindedness," Troy says, noting that students are starting to see more companies come to campus than in recent years, so they're just aware of more options.


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Couple Says Icy 'I Do's' Outside in Freezing Minnesota Weather
(DAYTON, Minn.) -- One couple from Dayton, Minn., shivered their way through their "I Do's" on New Year's Day.
Nikki Hering, 28, and Ryan Hoffman, 26, tied the knot at the Minnesota Horse and Hunt Club on Jan. 1, but do not be mistaken. They did not take their vows inside the lovely, warm lodge, but rather, outside. Hering chose to walk down the aisle in 10-degree weather.
"We both really love winter and we wanted to stick to the first of the year, since we started dating on the first and he proposed on the first," Hering told ABC News. "We wanted to be a little different."
And different they were, as they added special touches to embrace the freezing Minnesota temperature on the big day.
"The outdoor area just really has a neat backdrop and overlook and it was the perfect setting for it," said Hering. "We gave them [guests] blankets to wrap up, and provided hot coffee and cider for them to hopefully warm up. It was short and sweet so they weren't miserable for too long."
Hering herself wore special winter duds to deal with the frigid weather.
"I had the fur stole wrapped around the top half of my dress, and had some fingerless gloves. Otherwise, I got boots to wear under my dress that you couldn't see, and wore them with my lucky hunting socks," she said.
When the couple began telling their guests of their plans to wed outside in January, they ran into a fair share of skepticism.
"They didn't quite believe us," Hering said. "Everybody asked, 'Really, are you sure?' We told them it'd be short so they wouldn't have to wait too long. The grandmas and the young kids in the family watched from a window inside."
The morning of the wedding, the newlyweds estimate it was about 10 degrees below, but by the time the actual ceremony began at 3 p.m., they say it had warmed up to a comfortable 10 or 11 degrees.
"It was somehow magically snowing right when the ceremony started. It was a super-light, perfect snow," said Hering.
The guests were greeted by two, large fireplaces inside the reception area as soon as they came inside from the snowy ceremony.
And as for the hardy couple — they're now on a mini-honeymoon, ice fishing up north in Aitkin, Minn.
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I upgraded to the latest version of the app world but could not find it on my bb 9780. I decided to downgrade it, yet I could not find it. Please what do I do. I need help.
I upgraded to the latest version of the app world but could not find it on my bb 9780. I decided to downgrade it, yet I could not find it. Please what do I do. I need help.
If I understand you correctly, you have the app downloaded but can't find an icon for it? Suggestion: Look for App World in your options under applications. If it's installed, delete it and reboot your phone. Then go to BlackBerry Wallpapers, Ringtones, and More using your phone browser and download App World. Good luck and please let me know how it goes!
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I have done that several times but it still didn't appear. I have also downloaded the lower version of the app world but still can't find it.
Okay, let's try a few things. First, type "BlackBerry ID" in your universal search and see if there is an update for BBID. If so, update. Next, uninstall App World from your Application Management and give your phone a battery pull. Now, on your phone's browser, go to rroyy.com and find the older version of App World (make sure it's the one for your os!) and install. Once installed, reboot your phone again. If you haven't found success with those methods, hook up your phone to your laptop and go to your Desktop Manager. Click on Applications and see if you have any updates (system updates?). Try to delete and install App World from there too.
*You are not alone! After searching for information about this issue, these are some of the fixes that have worked for some people. Please post back with what you find. Remember, your solution could be another's solution in the future.
Edit: One last question: How's the weather over there? Winter in Florida is beautiful!
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Challengers & Satellites
Roseto degli Abruzzi
07.07.2005 -
Roseto degli
Abruzzi, also known with the tourist appellation �Rose Beach�, hosts the third
of 16 scheduled stops on the men�s SWATCH-FIVB World Tour�s challenger and
satellite schedule for 2005. One of the many cities that lies along the
Adriatic Coast, Roseto degli Abruzzi is the daughter of Montepagano. The
ancient village is the
centre of the valley of the River Vomano, situated in front of Italy�s massive
Gran Sasso. Teams from Latvia and Germany have captured the gold medals in the
first two events with Brazil�s
Ian Borges
Pedro Solberg Salgado capturing the
bronze medal winners at the Finland and Italy stops.
total of 15 countries have entered into the Roseto degli Abruzzi Challenger,
including Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Croatia,
Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany,
Italy, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain,
Switzerland and the Ukraine.
Finland, Turku (6/17-19,
2005, $10,000)
Martins Plavins/Aleksandrs
Samoilous, Latvia, $2,000
Andris Krumins/Ruslas
Sorokins, Latvia, $1,500
Ian Borges/Pedro
Solberg Salgado, Brazil, $1,200
Leonid Kalinine/Pavel
Karpukhin, Russia, $800
Medal -
19-21, 21-18, 15-12 (54 minutes)
Medal -
Solberg Salgado/Borges
21-15, 19-21, 15-12 (52)
Martins Plavins and
Aleksandrs Samoilous captured the
men's first satellite event of the 2005 SWATCH-FIVB World Tour by defeating
Andris Krumins and Rusias Sorokins 19-21, 21-18 and 15-12 in the 54-minute
title match Sunday (June 19) in Turku, Finland. Ian Borges and Pedro
Solberg Salgado of Brazil claimed the bronze medal by defeating Leonid
Kalinine and Pavel Karpukhin of Russia 21-15, 19-21 and 15-12 in the
52-minute fourth-place match.
Itay, Cagliari (7/1-3,
2005, $30,000)
Kay Matysik/Markus
Popp, Germany, $4,800
Amore/Riccardo Fenili, Italy, $3,900
Ian Borges/Pedro
Solberg Salgado, Brazil, $3,000
Daniel Krug/Mischa
Urbatzka, Germany, $2,300
Medal -
Germany def.
Amore, 21-17, 21-19 (40)
Medal -
Solberg Salgado/Borges
won by forfeit over Krug/Urbatzka
- Germany�s Kay Matysik and Markus Popp won nine of 10 matches here this
week to capture the US$30,000 SWATCH-FIVB World Tour Italian Challenger by
defeating a team from host Italy for the gold medal. After winning a pair
of qualifying matches, the 24th-seeded Matysik and Popp split their first
two matches in the winner�s bracket before capturing their next six matches
to claim the $4,800 first-place prize. The Germans defeated 19th-seeded
Eugenio Amore and
Riccardo Fenili of Italy 21-17 and
21-19 in 40 minutes to win the title. While Amore and Feili shared $3,900
for second-place, Solberg Salgado and Borges split $3,000 for the bronze
medal as Krug and Urbatzka forfeited the third-place match. For Solberg
Salgado and Borges, it was their second challenger/satellite bronze medal
this season after placing two weeks ago in Finland.
Dates, Tournament, Gender,
Gold Medal Team/Purse
February 24-27,
Thailand Satellite, Bangkok,
Women, Whenhui You/Linjun Ji, China
June 16-19, Finland Satellite,
Turku, Men, Martins Plavins/Aleksandrs Samoilous, Latvia
July 1-3, Italy Challenger,
Cagliari, , Kay Matysik/Markus Popp, Germany
July 7-10, Italy Challenger,
Roseto degli Abruzzi, Men, $30,000
July 15-17, Italy Challenger,
Rimini, Men, $30,000
July 20-24, Morocco Satellite,
Casablanca, Men, $15,000
July 22-24, France Satellite,
St. Jean de Monts, Men & Women, $20,000
July 22-24, Italy Satellite,
Alba Adriatica, Men & Women, $20,000
July 27-31, Ukraine
Challenger, Kiev, Men, $30,000
July 29-31, Italy Satellite,
Palinuro, Men & Women, $20,000
July 29-31, Korea Challenger,
Seoul, Women, $50,000
August 5-7, Italy Satellite,
Vasto, Men & Women, $20,000
August 10-14, Switzerland
Satellite, Lausanne, Men & Women, $30,000
August 18-21, Liechtenstein
Satellite, Vaduz, Men & Women, $20,000
August 19-21, France
Satellite, Le Lavandou, Men & Women, $20,000
August 31-September 4, Holland
Satellite, Vaals, Netherlands, Men & Women, $20,000
October 13-16, Argentina
Satellite, Buenos Aires, Men & Women, $20,000
November 10-13, Cuba
Satellite, Varadero, Women, $10,000
November 17-20, Cuba
Satellite, Varadero, Men, $10,000
*Event still be confirmed
Challenger Events
- The top 24 men's teams and 16 women's teams in the FIVB World Ranking (as per
the standings 30 days before the start of the competition) are not allowed to
take part in Challenger events. Exceptions will be made for host country
players as well as for 2 wild cards.
Satellite Events
- The top 48 men's teams and 32 women's teams in the FIVB World Ranking (as per
the standings 30 days before the start of the competition) are not allowed to
take part in Satellite events. Exceptions will be made for host country players
as well as for 2 wild cards.
Challenger & Satellite
Events Generalities
� Players, who enter in both a Challenger/Satellite and World Tour event to be
played on the same dates will not be sanctioned for not participating in the
Challenger and Satellite events in case qualification to the main draw of the
clashing World Tour event arises. In order to enter teams in Challenger and/or
Satellite events, players must contact their respective National Volleyball
Federation for further instructions as the entry system has changed from 2004.
MEN'S CHALLENGER/SATELLITE EARNINGS & POINTS - for
challenger / satellite events only, through July 3
Open and Willing City.
Roseto degli Abruzzi, also known with the tourist appellation �Rose Beach�, is
one of the many cities that lies
along the Adriatic Coast. It is the daughter of Montepagano,
ancient village that is overhung by a mild
The main
centre of the valley of the River Vomano, situated in front of Italy�s massive
Gran Sasso, before obtaining
the name it has today, it was called �Le Quote�, from 22 May 1860 to 22 May 1887
and �Rosburgo� from 22
1887 to 20 February 1927.
The territory had already been inhabited in the Roman Epoch; in fact some of the
localities of the territory are
mentioned in numerous documents dating back to the medieval period.
Today Roseto degli Abruzzi is the main coastal centre in the Province of Teramo
and one of its most popular
sea resorts along the coastline of Abruzzi. It is an open and solid city, with a
strong, tourist vocation.
Situated in the centre of Italy, Roseto is in fact easy to arrive to thanks to
good road and railway connections,
and its nearness to the airports in Rome, Pescara and Ancona.
Its rich nature and its climate, mild and gentle, as its inhabitants, make
Roseto degli Abruzzi the ideal place for
a calm holiday, in contact with the perfume of the sea and the hills and the
taste of the exquisite oenology and
gastronomy of Teramo Abruzzi.
It is perfect for a relaxing holiday, opened to culture, art and nature.
Citt� aperta e solidale.
Roseto degli
Abruzzi, conosciuta anche con l�appellativo turistico di �Lido delle Rose� � una
citt� della fascia
costiera adriatica, figlia di Montepagano, antico borgo che la sovrasta da una
dolce collina. Principale
centro della vallata del fiume Vomano, posta di fronte al massiccio del Gran
Sasso d�Italia, prima
dell�odierna denominazione, si chiam� �Le Quote�, dal 22 maggio 1860 al 22
maggio 1887 e �Rosburgo�, dal
maggio 1887 al 20 febbraio 1927. Il territorio
fu abitato gi� in epoca romana, visto che di alcune localit� del suo territorio
si trova menzione in
numerosi documenti di epoca medievale. Oggi Roseto
degli Abruzzi � il primo centro costiero della provincia di Teramo e una delle
localit� balneari pi�
frequentate della riviera abruzzese. Una citt� aperta e solidale, con una
spiccata vocazione turistica. Posta al
centro dell�Italia, Roseto � infatti facilmente raggiungibile grazie ai buoni
collegamenti viari, ferroviari
e alla
vicinanza degli aeroporti di Roma, Pescara e Ancona. La natura
ricca e il clima, mite e gentile come i suoi abitanti, fanno di Roseto degli
Abruzzi il luogo ideale per
vacanza tranquilla, a contatto con i profumi del mare e della collina e i sapori
della grande enogastronomia
dell�Abruzzo teramano.
vacanza rilassante e aperta alla cultura, all�arte e alla natura.


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BIRDSBORO - With hundreds of parents packing the meeting, the Daniel Boone Area School Board agreed Monday to table plans to eliminate kindergarten, the elementary band, furlough staff and cut other programs to reduce the district's projected $5 million 2013-14 budget deficit.
District Solicitor Brian Subers told the board that school districts are no longer required to notify the state Department of Education - or ask for department approval - of intent to curtail programs. Districts only need to notify the education department of actions taken, he said.
If the board had voted to eliminate or reduce programs, the board would be required to vote to rescind its previous vote in order to include the programs in the budget.
'If that's the case, it has to come off the agenda,' said board member Frank Cerminaro, adding, 'We're all agreed that we're going to work out this budget until the last day.'
The motion to table the curtailment was met by cheers from the hundreds of people that filled the seats in the Daniel Boone Middle School auditorium.
Programs and the supporting staff have not been eliminated, but they have also not been taken off the table.
Although it wasn't the board's intent Monday night to curtail kindergarten (only to notify the education department of the possible cut), residents lined up at the podium to voice their support of kindergarten and how much it is needed.
Various board members stated, sometimes heatedly, throughout the meeting that they value the kindergarten program, are not ready to curtail it, and asked instead that the public provide constructive ideas to balance the budget.
Several residents said they are interested in forming a task force to assist the board.
Laurel Reno, of Douglassville, is continuing to look at the district's '4-Years Actual to Budget Expense and Revenue Including the Preliminary Budget as of Feb. 12' documents and offer suggestions and ideas.
'I'm not here to recommend that kindergarten be cut or programmatically to cut extracurricular activities, but there is a financial problem - we have a $5 million budget gap - this is a financial necessity,' Superintendent Gary L. Otto said.
The school board approved a preliminary balanced budget on Feb. 11 with the maximum tax increase allowed of 1.26 mills under the state's Act 1 cap, using $1.4 million from the fund balance, a $2.6 million expenditure reduction by eliminating kindergarten and all extracurricular activities including sports and marching band, eliminating two school buses, and furloughing 40 professional staff (28 full time).
'You're not looking out for the best interests of the kids by considering cutting kindergarten,' said Becky Boyer of Douglassville.
'I'll repeat this again,' said board President Andrew Basile, 'it's not a choice between what we want but what we have to do. We recognize that kindergarten is important.'
Another view was offered by Tina Olivette, of Douglassville, who said kindergarten is not important.
She said kindergarten teaches numbers, colors and more that should be taught at home, and that the playing field evens out in first and second grades.
'I would much rather put my money into high school programs - instead of kindergarten - so the kids are prepared for the future,' Olivette said.'Kindergarten, first and second grade are all about teaching kids the fundamentals, but it starts at home. People are looking for day care (with kindergarten). They don't care that high school programs are being cut and the kids can't compete - get into college.'
A board motion to put the $486,000 kindergarten program back into the budget was defeated once again, this time by a 5-4 vote.
Board members opposed to the motion repeated their Feb. 11 opinion that the board needs to evaluate all the revenue and expense numbers during this Wednesday's budget workshop.
Discussions will continue at budget workshop Wednesday will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Daniel Boone Middle School.
Basile said the workshop will include ideas put forth by the Revenue Enhancement Committee and that new numbers may be available from the board's continued negotiations with all of its contractual partners.
He said debt service payments total $7 million a year through 2034.The annual cost of the district's salaries and benefits is $3.5 million.
Daniel Boone Education Association President Andrea Hicks said teachers took a $1 million pay freeze two years ago and the salary adjustment continues to save the district $800,000 each year.
Revenue enhancement ideas include possibly eliminating five more school buses and saving $150,000, working with the Amity Athletic Club, Birdsboro, to provide sports programs, possibly using more than $1.4 million from the fund balance, increasing the activity fee for three sports categories/tiers (and expanding that to band and extracurriculars), increasing student parking fees, and implementing a flexible summer schedule.
Subers will determine if the school district can charge a kindergarten enrollment fee and if that would survive a legal challenge.
One board member said that if the district cannot charge a fee, and the board does cut kindergarten, the facilities (such as the Amity Primary Center) could be leased by a for-profit business that would run a kindergarten program.


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WASHINGTON - Congressional leaders overseeing veterans' issues criticized on Wednesday a decision by the Obama administration to move away from building a new computer system for storing the health records of troops and veterans.
The Pentagon and the Veterans Affairs Department are working to merge their health records so that doctors can track a patient's health history from the time he or she enters the military to when her or she leaves and gets care at the VA.
The plan was to build a whole new computer system that would allow the two departments to merge all their health records by 2017. The departments announced Tuesday they could get the job done more quickly and cheaply by enhancing their existing, but disparate computer systems.
Leaders of the Senate and House committees overseeing veterans' issues disagreed, saying Wednesday that the change in tactics shortchanged veterans.
"When DOD and VA take shortcuts, the veterans and service members under their care will be shortchanged," said Rep. Jeff Miller of Florida, the Republican chairman of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs.
"We have just witnessed hundreds of millions of dollars go down the drain," said the ranking Democratic member of the committee, Rep. Mike Michaud of Maine.
Sens. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Richard Burr, R-N.C., expressed similar sentiments in a joint statement.
The merging of health records by the Pentagon and VA is designed to enhance patient care. The idea is for doctors at the VA to be able to pull up health records and determine quickly what illnesses, prescriptions and tests a person had while in the military. The same concept works for veterans who are treated through the military's Tricare system.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Tuesday that instead of building a single, integrated computer system that both departments would use, they would instead focus on standardizing patient data in a way that would work for the existing systems each department maintained. VA officials said the goal is still to create one single record for patients that doctors working for either department could use.
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Your refrigerator likely comes set at the factory-recommended temperature, probably a "mid-setting," but what is that?
If you set the temperature too low, your food will freeze. Set it too high, however, and your food will spoil quicker due to increased bacterial growth.
The recommended temperature for your refrigerator ranges from 35 degrees to 38 degrees.
I keep my refrigerator at 37 degrees and try to keep it stocked well with food, because — believe it or not — a fully stocked fridge holds its temperature better than one with a couple condiment bottles in the door.
But the best test for your refrigerator's temperature is a beverage. If you don't like the temperature of your beverage, adjust the fridge. If you think your refrigerator is too cold, increase the temperature by 1 degree and allow 24 hours for the compartment to adjust. Obviously, do the opposite if you think your refrigerator is too warm.
To ensure proper temperatures, air has to be able to flow between the refrigerator and freezer sections.
As shown in the super sweet illustration, cool air from the refrigerator enters through the bottom of the freezer section and moves upward. Most of the air then flows through the freezer section vents and recirculates under the freezer floor. The rest of the air enters the refrigerator section through the top vent and flows down the back of the refrigerator compartment.
Make sure the air vents aren't blocked by some errant food thing. Otherwise, it might block the flow of air to the refrigerator, which in turn causes temperature and moisture problems and melty ice cream, etc.
Also (word to the wise), last time my refrigerator was too warm — and I had cranked it up to the coldest setting — I (my dad) finally popped off my kick-plate to find a veritable lint blanket.
Lesson: if your refrigerator can't exhaust properly, it can't cool properly. So, vacuum the condenser every three months!


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On December 2, 2013, the department of pediatrics and the Global Health Center at Einstein hosted a lecture, "Lead Poisoning: An International Concern," presented by Dr. Mary Jean Brown, chief of healthy homes and lead poisoning branch at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and adjunct assistant professor at the Harvard School of Public Health. Students, researchers and physicians filled LeFrak Auditorium to hear Dr. Brown's talk.
The event commenced with opening remarks and an introduction of Dr. Brown by Dr. Morri Markowitz, director of the lead poisoning treatment and prevention program at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore. Dr. Brown then discussed the leading sources of lead exposure and its toxic effects, particularly in young children, and steps being taken by CDC and other organizations to curb it.
Lead poisoning causes cognitive impairment — and at very high levels, it can lead to seizures, coma and even death — in young children. In spite of being preventable, it continues to remain a major health hazard. According to the statistics Dr. Brown shared, in the United States alone, approximately half a million children between the ages of 1 and 5 have blood lead measures higher than recommended levels, requiring the need for follow-up.
"Among the major sources of lead exposure are lead-based paint and objects, and dust and soil contaminated with lead," Dr. Brown noted. "The problem is more severe in developing countries, where people often recycle large numbers of lead batteries through crude techniques that make it difficult to control the contamination."
She then offered the example of Zamfara, an impoverished rural state in Nigeria, where lead poisoning in children has reached epidemic proportions due to widespread extraction of gold from lead-laden rocks done cheaply in flour mills. By collaborating with local health agencies and religious leaders, the CDC has been able to raise awareness about this health risk, advocate safer mining practices and provide therapy to thousands of afflicted children.
The evening concluded with a question and answer session.
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Sunday, November 25, 2007
Slow Food International Congress
The food was great, and the setting was spectacular, but the real joy of attending the Slow Food International Congress was getting to know Slow Food leaders from around the world and being part of an amazing network which links producers and eaters of food that is good, clean, and fair. SF Maumee Valley leaders Paula Ross and Lucy Long returned from Puebla inspired, and look forward to sharing the ideas we gained from our trip.
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Sandhill Cranes Winery
The Maumee Valley group that visited Sandhill Cranes on the Sunday before Thanksgiving was small, but we all enjoyed the trip and learning how a retired Detroit police officer, with his wife and two daughters, came to create a small commercial winery producing an amazing range of grape wines, fruit wines, and blends. This is one of the joys of Slow Food: getting to know the people who produce our food and wine. The scenery around the Jackson, Michigan winery is spectacular. On a future trip, we'll include visits to other wineries on the Pioneer Wine Trail.
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Support Your Local Farmers
Summer fruits are mostly a memory, but local markets are still a great source for winter meals featuring apples, squash, and root vegetables. The Toledo Farmers Market (http://www.toledofarmersmarket.org/) now offers year-round shopping, thanks to new pull-down doors installed in a large section of the market.
All of the above will be available, plus honey, baked goods, and all-season greens and herbs from an area hydroponic greenhouse.
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Poor, neglected Mini Frippery. Well, if any of you are like me, there has just been no time for crafts! Especially now during school, finals coming up, and the holidays. But I felt sorry for the blog, it hasn't had attention in a while, so I thought I'd post something.
I actually made this a long time ago, for my niece's first birthday. But I realized I hadn't posted it and the pictures were already on my computer and Afton is Finally sleeping...so enough of all the talk, here's some pictures.
Anya's Felt Matching Book
All of the things have a small piece of velcro on them. I just got the stick-on kind, and I don't think that's the best for felt, but I didn't want to sew through the letters.


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Easy Soup Recipes
The authentic recipe for lotus soup, called canh củ sen in Vietnamese, calls for pork broth, dried scallops, dried octopus and various dried fruits and nuts. With my family being mostly vegetarian, I adapted it to fit everyone's diet.
I tried to mimic the meaty broth with Okinawan potatoes (purple-fleshed Japanese sweet potatoes) and preserved daikon radish and flavored it with the usual dried black dates called jujube (or plum), dried South almonds, peanuts and gojee berries. Lastly, fresh lotus root is sliced thinly and added to the broth until softened. Some people like it on the crunchy side, but I prefer it very tender.
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Gazpacho Soup (Chilled Tomato Soup Recipe)
Gazpacho is a refreshing first course I just had to make before the summer ended. The preparation is very easy. Cucumber, roasted red bell peppers, onions and fresh tomatoes are blended together. I flavored the cold soup with garlic, lemon, tarragon, a bit of agave nectar and extra-virgin olive oil. To provide a touch of saltiness, I topped the soup with oil-cured olives.
I served it chilled with "oeuf à la coque"-style quail eggs ("soft-boiled eggs" in English). Accompany it with lightly toasted noor thin bread from the folks at California Lavash and you'll have a truly fun summer dish!
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My husband Lulu gathered so many Marketmore cucumbers from our vegetable box over the weekend that our family's had to work hard to keep up. I made the family's favorite cucumber sandwiches and once we had our fill of those, I made a big bowl of cold cucumber soup. I realized that cucumbers can taste pretty mild, so I added smoked blue cheese and plenty of fresh herbs to ampup the flavor.
Planting your own vegetables can be so rewarding, plus I've noticed that homegrown cucumbers are so much more fragrant than the one from the market. I could actually smell the soup in the kitchen from my front door!
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Arugula gives both an attractive color and a wonderful taste to the soup. If you've never had it, it tastes like a cross between mustard and hazelnut. I served the refreshing soup with little puff pastry appetizers. Easy, healthy and delicious.
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Many of today's most advanced attacks now happen at the web application layer. This solution is designed to capture information on the latest web application attacks using scalable and easy to deploy low-interaction server honeypots.
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Glastopf is a minimalistic web server emulator written in Python. The honeypot tool collects information about web application-based attacks like for example remote file inclusion, SQL injection, and local file inclusion attacks. Glastopf scans the incoming request for strings like "=http://" or "=ftp://". If this matches, we try to download and analyze the file and respond as close as possible to the attacker's expectations. If we fulfill them, the attacker sends us for example a bot, shell or spreader. Those files could for example be analyzed for IRC information to infiltrate the botnet behind this kind of attacks. The collected data is stored in a MySQL database that can be browsed via a web interface.
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Last saturday I've finally released a new Glastopf version. There are some new features and many changes under the hood. Read more »
Hello, this initial blog post is used to introduce me and to provide a brief overview of my GSoC Project.
My name is Lukas Rist (my personal blog) and I am currently studying Math and Physics at the University of Kaiserslauter in Germany. This is my first time in GSoC and I will be working with Thorsten Holz on Glastopf, a Web Application Honeypot. Read more »


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The date 16 January 2012 could be regarded as one of major importance for football in Romania, as the Romanian Football Federation (FRF) presented its new strategy for development of the sport over the next three years.
The result of five months' research and analysis, the plan was unveiled by FRF national technical director Marian Mihail, who was appointed in August to curtail what was seen as a slide in standards in Romanian football at all levels. The 53-year-old former international defender telling UEFA.com: "We lost our identity as a football nation."
Mihail, who returned to Romania after a period of almost ten years spent as a coach and director of youth academies in the Middle East, feels that to regain that identity they need to concentrate on what they do best. "We don't need to copy anyone, we only need to develop our concept taking into consideration our qualities," he said.
We have never been a football nation which used physical power, like the northern European countries, because this wasn't our strength," Mihail added. "We based our concept on ball possession in the 1970s and 80s, as well as on counterattacks in the 90s."
Crucial to the strategy is the fact that all Romania's national teams, from the youth levels upwards, will have to play using the same system and style as the senior national side with only players who are accustomed to this style of football being considered for selection by head coach Victor Pițurcă.
The overall plan has three steps, the first of these being the improvement of technical skills. "At the moment our players are using long balls, without creativity and imagination," says Mihail. "When they are pressed, they lose their self-confidence. This issue will have to be improved at all levels, starting at the base."
The second step is represented by the development of a genuine Romanian style of playing. "It is crucial, working like this, to maximise our qualities and to minimise the traditional weak points," Mihail points out. "The main aim and the essence of football is to play in a way that is attacking, attractive and efficient."
The final step is the capacity to innovate and adapt, with Mihail stressing: "it is possible that in one, two or no matter how many years, this strategy will not keep pace with the overall development of world football. That's why we will have to be able to innovate at any time.
"We don't need to copy anyone. Of course, we will have to see how the bigger football nations have improved and achieved their targets, to adapt their secrets, but the main issue for us is to be ourselves, to pass from the stage of applying what other nations are doing as innovators."
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Monolithic concrete core and exterior walls with balconies. Brightly painted metal ventilation panels and movable sunshades.
Riverside, high-density urban institutional and residential site.
A pioneering application of reinforced concrete for residential use and elevator-based circulation diagram to private units with natural light and ventilation from opposite orientations.
A dense residential community within a consciously demarcated site associated with a single institution. Peabody Terrace symbolized the mobility and the diversity of the Post war University population. The high turnover and academic culture of the residents emphasized their difference from the permanent occupants on the surrounding streets. The Modern Style further expressed the difference between the two populations.
Sert produced two other high-rise complexes in the Boston area and a number of less conspicuous buildings of lesser scales. They introduced an early Brutalist aesthetic with a strong philosophical and visual link to Le Corbusier's Unité d'Habitation and to many of his proportional and planning concepts. The building is highly admired by architects and generally resented by the owner and its neighbors.
Internationally, Sert's reputation is centered on his work associated with Joan Míro and Galerie Maeght. In the United States, the institutional buildings for Harvard and Boston University are unique examples of work at a large scale that adhere closely to Le Corbusier's planning and design concepts. Locally, these buildings are of major significance due to their placement along the riverfront skyline and in the urban center of Harvard Square. Peabody Terrace is the only high-rise housing use in Sert's oeuvre in such a visible setting. Its appearance remains as radical in 2004 as it was when it was built. The complex is the most iconic of Sert's large buildings.
Harvard University was the North American center for the development and promulgation of Le Corbusier's ideas. Sert's buildings and teaching were the most extensive and most influential factors in this movement of Modern Architecture during the CIAM era in the generation following Gropius's and Aalto's student housing in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The buildings remain unique in their organization and form in the United States and abroad.
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If I spoke Spanish (which I don't), my favorite word would be mañana (tomorrow). I put everything — and I do mean EVERYTHING — off until later, often much, much later. This goes for planning Confirmation class and writing children's sermons (which I've been known to do on the way to church), also grocery shopping (I hold off till the only edible thing in the refrigerator is ketchup) and laundry (there's a reason we own 312 towels). I've never gone to the doctor or dentist when I should; the way I figure it, no news is good news! The final day to register for a class or program without penalty is the day I do — often at 11:59 p.m. And sometimes, I have to pay the penalty, which is galling, but clearly not galling enough for me to change my ways.
You see, I live in the Procrasti-Nation, and in our family I have a fair amount of company. The Seyfried motto: It'll wait! Husband Steve can write an entire play in a couple of days, which is good because the first performance is usually only a week away. And as for the kids? Sheridan stays in bed until 6:40 and can still catch a 6:47 train. (I swear to God, and this includes getting fully dressed and eating something.) Evan has vastly improved, thanks to his Naval Academy training, but I still remember the quarter-long high school Biology project done in five days. (This involved various types of bread and how fast they grew mold, so it was quite the challenge!)
Back in the years of her baking business, Rose mastered sticking the hot cookies in the freezer so they cooled fast enough to wrap for a customer who needed them a half-hour earlier. And what can I say about PJ? He is the president of the Procrasti-Nation, a man who never orders replacement contact lenses until the last pair (the pair he's wearing) has been in for weeks. Julie is a chip off the Seyfried block, as her fish swims in a bowl full of murk, and her room gets so messy she has to sleep upstairs on the sofa.
Sometimes we procrastinate when there's a chance that whatever we're supposed to do will just go away. Yard work leaps to mind here … eventually it's winter, and those weeds and unraked leaves disappear under a thick layer of snow. And if we wait to respond to that awkward email long enough, it will fall so far down in the queue that we can honestly say we've forgotten all about it.
Sometimes, we're just addicted to the adrenaline rush of delay, the extra spice those zero-hour saves give to life. Let others start the project on time; let others plan ahead. Promptness is for wimps. We need to bump up against the absolute deadline to get the juices flowing!
I hate to admit it, but I am personally a faith procrastinator as well. It's so easy to tell myself I will pray later, read Scripture tomorrow, love my neighbor next week. There will be time, right? I'll get it done — at some future point. Just not today. There's only one little problem with this plan: we none of us are promised tomorrow. We can't afford to put off any opportunities to talk with God, learn more about Him, show His love to others. Now is all we have for sure. I tell myself this, and I believe it, but it's just so hard to renounce my citizenship in the Procrasti-Nation.
I don't make resolutions in January (of course not! I put them off till August!) Well, I think I just found my #1 resolution. I will seize the day, THIS day, and try to put my spiritual house in order. And who knows? Maybe I'll get around to dealing with the rest of my undone life as well.
So here I sit, telling the tale of our tardiness, as all around me my neglected household chores scream for attention. "Mañana!" I yell back to the dusty furniture and dish-clogged sink. Whatever it is, it'll wait!
Elise Seyfried is Director of Spiritual Formation at Christ's Lutheran Church in Oreland. She is also an actress, wife, mother of five and co-author (with husband, Steve) of 15 plays for children. She is the author of a self-published book, "Unhaling: On God, Grace and a Perfectly Imperfect Life," a collection of essays. It can be purchased for $15 plus shipping through www.eliseseyfried.com.


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Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta and Ethiopia Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn addressing a joint press conference on Thursday
Kenya and Ethiopia on Thursday signed a new deal on construction of an oil pipeline.
President Uhuru Kenyatta and Ethiopia Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn signed the agreement on the proposed pipeline that would run from Lamu to Addis Ababa.
The deal means that the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia Transport (Lapsset) project launched in 2012 is still on.
On Thursday, President Kenyatta told reporters that the construction of Lapsset-related facilities will be "fast-tracked."
These facilities include linking roads between the two countries, an international airport in Isiolo town and a sea port in Lamu.
Kenya was left in the cold after Uganda and Rwanda opted to use the Tanzania route for transport projects.
Uganda chose to use Tanzania for its oil pipeline route. Rwanda announced it had also opted for Tanzania in building its standard gauge railway.
Both countries argued it would be expensive to build the facilities through Kenya, which also could not guarantee security for them.
On Thursday, the Kenyan and Ethiopian leaders said the commitment to Lapsset is still strong and vowed to speed up the construction.
They signed five agreements on energy, animal health, education and sports.
To improve relations further, the two countries will also hold an annual joint marathon event.
Ethiopia and Kenya have produced some of the best long-distance athletes in world championships.
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The Recycling Center has kept over 680 tons of recyclable material from becoming part of the county's landfill since opening in September 2005 and $40,370 has been deposited into the General Fund through August 2008 on the recycled materials. The number of visitors monthly has increased from a total of 65 in the first month of operation to a steady stream of 400-500 each month as of October 2009.
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Surf Fishing Croaker Contest Winner - Nice pair of 15+ YFC!
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Most rookie surf anglers think that since the ocean is so large, they can just grab a rod, their freshwater tackle box from the garage, head to the beach and expect to catch a boat load of fish. But when they rig up their usual bobber or trout rig and try to cast their line as far out as possible with some left over bait from last weeks freshwater outing, things just dont turn out as planned.
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There are many ways to catch your own bait. We have all caught some of these listed.
- Sand Crabs
- Mussels
- Ghost Shrimp
- Blood Worms
- Clams
And we have certainly purchased a lot more from the bait store.
But a way that a lot of surf fisherman over look is the Pelagic Feared Word "SABIKI"! See made even you tremble. No it's not some ancient asian war lord fisherman. See Photo.
What this rig
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California Surf Fishing A Beginning
I started surf fishing in California after numerous years of fresh water bass fishing. I mostly focused on the large mouth species in Central California with my good friend Dave. We used to hit it pretty hard and do pretty good on the spots and largemouth.
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Come, give the class a try: the first, second, and fourth Wednesday of every month in the Bronstein Social Hall, from 1:30-3:00. We've added another class the last Wednesday of the month as the attendance has increased. And get this: THE PRICE IS A MERE $15 FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR. Also, you do NOT have to be a Temple member – so bring a friend.


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More Americans support tougher restrictions on gun ownership, two national surveys released Monday show.
A new Gallup survey finds Americans' support for tougher gun laws has spiked in the past year to 38 percent, the highest level since 2001.
That's up from 25 percent just one year ago -- before the mass shootings at a Batman screening in Aurora, Colo., and an elementary school in Newtown, Conn.
Despite the increase, a larger percentage of Americans, 43 percent in the Gallup poll, remain content with the current regulations on guns, and 5 percent of respondents said they would like to see gun laws loosened.
Released a month after the Connecticut school shooting that left 26 dead, the surveys have tested American sentiment as debate rages about whether or not there should be more regulations on the purchase and possession of firearms.
A national survey by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press found similar trends: 85 percent of those polled support background checks for private gun sales and on sales at gun shows. A large majority of respondents – 80 percent – also support preventing mentally ill people from buying guns.
Prominent politicians, including Conn. Gov. Dan Malloy and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, have urged legislators in their states to pass new or tougher bans on assault weapons.
A day earlier than planned, Vice President Biden is expected to deliver proposals from the White House's gun control task force to President Obama on Monday.
Gun-rights groups: Our 'backs are against the wall'
Male respondents and Democrats were among the groups that showed the most change in their views in the latest Gallup poll: 35 percent of men nationally now say they are dissatisfied with current gun laws, up from 18 percent a year ago.
Women showed a 10 point increase over the last year in the Gallup poll, with 41 percent now saying they are unhappy with current gun laws and want to see them strengthened.
Support for stricter gun laws spiked among nonwhites, as well, jumping from 32 percent to 49 percent, according to Gallup data.
Gov. Cuomo proposes nation's 'toughest' ban on assault weapons
The surveys showed a widening partisan rift over guns. Democrats are now far more likely than Republicans to favor new gun laws: 64 percent of Democrats surveyed in the Gallup poll said they were dissatisfied with current gun policy, compared to 18 percent of Republicans. Though overall two-thirds of Americans in the Pew survey support a federal database to track gun sales, support is divided between blue and red lines: 84 percent of Democrats support a database, while only 49 percent of Republicans said the same.
The Pew survey also found gun-rights supporters are more politically active than their counterparts: Twenty-three percent of those who prioritize gun rights have given money to an organization that takes a position on gun policy, versus only 5 percent of those who prioritize gun control have done the same. The poll also found gun-rights advocates are about twice as likely to have contacted a public official about gun policy, than gun-control supporters.
When asked about school-safety proposals, the Pew poll found 64 percent favor armed security guards and police in more schools, but only 40 percent support arming more teachers and school officials.
The survey by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press was conducted between January 9 and 13. The poll sampled 1,502 adults and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.9 points.
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4 Rue Petit
75019 PARIS 19ème
tel: 01 42 02 46 71
subway station "Laumière" on line 5
Situated in the 19th district of Paris, you can go there coming out of the cinemas as Mk2 Quai de Seine and Mk2 Quai de Loire are just nearby, surrounding the Bassin de la Villette. You can also come back from the Buttes Chaumont park, closer, or from the park of la Villette (where among many other cultural manifestations, you've got some outside cinema in summer, check the official website) or at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie or finally, after a cycling journey along the canal of Ourcq .
I took it for granted that you'd come there for dinner but you also can have luch there. Le Laumière is opened from 12:00 to 14:30 and 19:00 to 22:15 everyday except Sunday and Monday. Last time we got there with Liewen, Mr. Zaouri, the owner of the place, told us they were also offering a "tea room" service in the afternoon but we haven't tried it ... yet (good idea for the next days though )
What do we eat there ?
The food is mainly French kitchen, sophisticated one though. Le Laumière is famous for its seafood which is not exactly something on which I'm qualified to mark a place so you'd have to wait for other feedbacks on this point. Otherwise, regarding river fishes, I recommend strongly "Les Véritables Quenelles de Brochet Façon Louis XIV" (The true pike dumpling, the Louis XIV way) which are awesome. So is the "Corne d'Abondance de Légumes de Provence au Pistou", the vegetarian plate !
I used to be mostly a carnivorous and avec if it is not the only responsible for this change, Le Laumière really helped me to see (and taste) there was not only meat/ Nevertheless they do propose some nice recipes in that area as well
How much does it cost ?
When you see the standing of the place, you are nicely surprised by the prices. I know some here that we've brought there and will testify on that point
If you go for the menus and are reasonable with the wine ( ) your bill will be around 25~40€. Le Laumière currently offers a formula with starter, main course, desert and wine (a bottle for 2 persons) for 33€.
Who do we get to see there ?
The costumers are mostly regular ones, people from the area. Even if there are several touristic places around as mention earlier, tourists usually get back to more central places at night.
With the very good reputation of the restaurant, people get to come from farer places but they stay for most of them Parisian. Don't worry, we've brought some American friends there already and found that the waiters know their English
Why do we love this place ?
The owner, Eddy Zouari has done everything in a restaurant. He started has a cook in this place and continued his career in other places. He was the former head of La Coupole, a famous restaurant in Montparnasse area for 5 years and then decided to get back to his roots in the restaurant where he started. A nice story some would say but the point is that still today you've got the feeling that Eddy Zouari is doing everything in his restaurant. Not that this team isn't competent, far from that. The team in the restaurant is divided between "old school" waiters who are here since Liewen and I discovered the place some 5 years ago, and young ones, learning the job. And I'm sure this must be a great place to learn cause in Le Laumière you really feel great as a costumer. You are clearly not used to such a quality of service. This plus the room itself a bit in the old Parisian brasseries rococo style, really make you feel some decades ago when restaurants were not industries and the people serving you did care about the fact you went out of the restaurant happy or not cause they hoped to see you come back.
Let's say that we've discovered the place some years ago while we lived near it which is not the case today but Le Laumière stays among our first restaurant's names coming to our mind when we want to have a nice lunch outside
Oh! There is also the hotel "Le Laumière" but I've not tested it at all and as far as I know the restaurant looks independant regarding the hotel so be carefull regarding the comments on the net
Mindtrust, I promiss you I'll come back here before Tuesday with other names and I welcome all parisians here to share they favourite restaurants here as well.
By the way I've seen that another of my favourite restaurant, La Galoche d'Aurillac, has a new owner. Did someone get there since the change ? Cause apart from this one, you should avoid at all costs, restaurants in rue de Lappe which are totally the counter-examples of Le Laumière!! I remember some really hard nights after having tried some restaurants there I hope La Galoche d'Aurillac has not fallen in the dark side


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Based on the facts presented, the Division will not object if Decorator Industries stops filing periodic and current reports under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, including its annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended January 1, 2011. In reaching this position, we note that Decorator Industries has filed post-effective amendments removing from registration unsold securities under all effective registration statements on Forms S-8, and those post-effective amendments are effective. We assume that, consistent with the representations made in your letter, Decorator Industries will file a certification on Form 15 making an appropriate claim under Exchange Act Rule 12h-3 on or before the due date of its Form 10-K for the year ended January 1, 2011.
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In this final installment of adventures in NYC, we examine familiar themes such as the cracked concrete of endless roadwork, the new urbanization of places and why Miami does not have a Central Park.
Not all crack is wack. Twenty five years ago Keith Haring painted this mural with a simple message that saved many lives but sadly not Gary Webb. Today the NYC Parks Department maintains the artwork as a testament to the genius of Haring and street art.
Alongside the old there is a new NewYork that is actually rather swampy.
In this post 9/11 bigger pricier apple there is an underworld steeped in party, managed perception and of course real estate.
In this 24/7 town a SevenEleven on the Bowery is not open quit enough hours.
In this subterranean world of mobility, all subways and squirrel trails lead to Central Park.
Ahhh, Central Park thanks to Fredrick Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, New Yorkers and visitors have a considerable chunk of real estate to enjoy even when parcels are closed for renovation.
On any given Sunday there is a flurry of activity like strollers, sun worshipers, cyclists, pedicabs, horse and buggy rides, jugglers, googlers and vendors. From any vantage point or park bench, Central Park is a symphony of lesure as if the world had turned into a norman rockwellian jehovah's witness illustration.
Glad to report the roller skating scene that was woven into the fiber of central park back in the late seventies is alive and well in 2012.
A nitty gritty folk ensemble entertains a crowd of nerdy white ears...
Swampy Fields lush and resplendent adjacent to the bloody Dakota remind visitors of the one and only John Lennon who gave his life so we could venerate him.
Not quite what i imagined, another memorial to Señor Beatles.
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WALTHAM, Mass. – Junior midfielder Kyle Feather (Pinebrook, N.J./Montville Township) connected with senior Sam Ocel (North Attleboro, Mass./North Attleboro) for a goal in each half tonight to lead the Brandeis University men's soccer team past visiting Emory University, 3-1, in a meeting of two of the four University Athletic Association (UAA) co-leaders entering the night. With the win, the 17th-ranked Judges improve to 15-1-1 on the season, 3-1-1 in the UAA, while the Eagles fall to 8-6-2, 2-2-1 in the conference.
Brandeis opened the scoring in the 22nd minute. Feather dribbled through the 18-yard box towards the goal line. He sent a ball towards the far right post past the Emory goalkeeper, and Ocel was there to finish for his eighth goal of the season.
Emory would outshoot Brandeis, 5-1, for the rest of the half, but Judge senior goalkeeper Blake Minchoff (Fiskdale, Mass./Tantasqua Regional) made a nice save in the waning moments when he tipped rookie Connor Curtin's (Louisville, Ky./Trinity) header off a free kick over the crossbar. The Eagles also hit the bar in the 43rd minute, but sophomore Stephen Gathman's (Odessa, Fla./Jesuit Tampa) attempts glanced high.
Ocel scored the game-winning goal just 3:11 into the second half. After a long throw-in by senior forward Lee Russo (Westford, Mass./Westford Acad.), the ball was batted around the box. It eventually found its way to Feather, who tapped it to Ocel for his second goal of the game and ninth of the season. It marked his second multi-goal game of the season and third of his career. For Feather, it was the first game of his career with multiple helpers.
Brandeis added a third goal in the 81st minute, when sophomore forward Tyler Savonen (Orleans, Mass./Nauset Regional) ran on to a ball played by rookie reserve Josh Hacunda (Hopkinton, Mass./Hopkinton). Savonen was alone against the keeper and slotted it home for his fifth of the season. The assist was the first of Hacunda's collegiate career.
Emory spoiled Minchoff's shutout bid in the 88th minute when senior Andrew Natalino (Marietta, Ga./Walton) took a free kick from just outside the box. He bent the ball around the Brandeis wall and it scooted past Minchoff for Natalino's 12th goal of the season.
Emory ended up outshooting Brandeis, 11-9, for the contest, while earning a 3-2 edge in corner kicks. Minchoff made three saves to earn the win, while rookie Abe Hannigan (Montrose, N.Y./Hendrick Hudson) had just one second-half stop to suffer the loss.
With the victory tonight, Brandeis reaches the 15-win mark for the second year in a row and the seventh time in program history. It is the first time they have won 15 regular-season matches since 1997. The Judges, who were in a four-way tie with Emory, NYU and Carnegie Mellon for first place in the UAA to start the night, are now deadlocked with only CMU. The Tartans defeated NYU, 4-1, today. Brandeis and Carnegie Mellon will meet on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. for the UAA lead.


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February 8, 2014
Topeka A Kansas Court of Appeals judge says the judicial branch is doing its best to produce timely rulings and legislation to create deadlines is unnecessary.
Judge Patrick McAnany on Friday told the Senate Judiciary Committee that judges and justices were aware of concerns about timeliness of decisions and were trying to prompt each other to pick up the pace.
The committee is considering a bill that would create soft deadlines for the district courts, Court of Appeals and Kansas Supreme Court. The courts could miss the deadlines if proper notice was given to parties in the cases.
Senate Vice President Jeff King says six states have similar laws on time limits, which can withhold pay from judges who are tardy in their rulings.
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