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Despite Athlone stadium being designated as a 2010 Fifa World Cup training venue, the City of Cape Town is dithering over implementing extra security measures in the form of closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras.
This emerged when the Athlone City Improvement District (ATHCID) last month appealed to councilors of the Athlone district sub-council for the required R4 million funding to install CCTV cameras at the Athlone transport interchange and Athlone central business district (CBD).
The interchange is near gang and violence-ridden Kewtown and Bokmakierie area and recently released crime statistics show that 16 murders were committed in Athlone between April 2008 to March 2009, down from 28 in the previous year.
But assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm had increased by 15 in the 2008/2009 period to 185, up from 170 the previous year.
The ATHCID is concerned about safety of commuters using the transport interchange which is expected to have an influx of people using it to make their way to the stadium, as the training venue would be open to the public.
Although two CCTV cameras already exist at the transport interchange, funding allocated for further cameras has been reallocated on two occasions by the City.
The security upgrade would see an additional ten wireless and fiber-optic CCTV cameras installed to relay images to the surveillance centre in the suburb of Goodwood about 10 kilometres away.
Sumaya Taliep, responsible for ATHCID urban management, said although the installation of CCTV cameras had been on the cards since 1998, nothing ever materialized as the money was always moved elsewhere.
But Taliep said that 80% of the City's public transport interchanges already have CCTV cameras.
She said the City needed to "reapply their minds" to the issue of accessing funding from the transport, safety and security or the urban renewal budgets.
"If there's a will there's a way," she said.
Councilors in the sub-council expressed differing opinions on the efficacy of CCTV cameras.
ANC ward councilor Musthapha Murudker said the City was "atrocious" at spending money and wasted large amounts on consultancy work.
Murudker said he challenged the City to explain why the funding had been relocated without consultation with the subcouncil.
2010 Fifa World Cup Organising Committee (OC) chief communications officer Rich Mkhondo confirmed that Athlone Stadium would be a 2010 training venue and that it would be open for the public to view training sessions.
However, Mkhondo said the area would be safe as security guards and police would be deployed at all 2010 training venues during training sessions.
City of Cape Town Mayoral committee member for safety and security, JP Smith, said although he's very keen on helping Athlone to upgrade security, he needed to make informed decisions based on "facts and science".
Smith said the installation of CCTV cameras was based on crime patterns, vehicle and pedestrian volumes, and existing infrastructure.
But he said CCTV cameras were not a "magic wand" when it came to eradicating crime. — West Cape News

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Tear Stain Center rates Tearplex as the best dog tear stain remover product for the year 2015. This they attribute to its ability to get rid of existing tear stains as well as deal with future stains. The products does not contain any products that may be deemed harmful to your pet and can be used in both dogs and cats.
This is a dog tear stain remover that is also effective for cats. It can also get rid of saliva stains and is known to target future stains as well. Although it contains Tylosin, its manufacturers claim that its concentration is dilute. This antibiotic should therefore not be used in the long run as doing so could cause a buildup of resistance which will render the dog tear stains hard to treat.
To make use of food as a means of dog tear stain removal, switch to a premium diet and see if it helps. In case you opt for homemade raw diets, ensure it is well balanced. Feeding them preservative free kibble can also helping boosting their resistance which in turn reduces staining.
Dog tear stains are brown or reddish marks that mostly run from the eyes of the dog. For some breeds, these are natural. Tear stains are quite common for dogs with bright coats such as poodles, dogs with protruding eyes as well as those with single coats. Before we explore various dog tear stain removal options and remover products, let us look at what causes them.


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Egypt Holiday: Discover Highlights of Aswan and Luxoroffered by supplier M19403 (read about supplier)
Key Information:
Tour Duration: 8 day(s)
Group Size: 2 - 100 people
Destination(s): Egypt
Specialty Categories: Archeology/History
Season: May - September
Airfare Included: No
Tour Customizable: Yes
Minimum Per Person Price: 635 US Dollar (USD)
Maximum Per Person Price: 735 US Dollar (USD)
Day 1: Cairo. Arrival at the Cairo International airport, meet our representative holding a sign, at the passport area. meet, assist and transfer to hotel. Check in. Optional: Sound and light show at the pyramids area USD 35 included. Meals: No Meal. Included Transportation: from Cairo Airport to your hotel.
Day 2: Cairo Pyramids - Memphis - Sakkara. Overnight train. Morning, wake up at 07:00, have your breakfast at 07:30, then at 09:00 Start a tour to Pyramids of Giza, one of the ancient world wonders, and the only one survived. Then you will visit the sphinx the oldest and the biggest Sphinx in Egypt. After we finish the Pyramids, Memphis (the First Capital for United Egypt was built in 3200 BC), Sakkara Pyramid (The First Stone Building in the History and the first Pyramid as well). Evening transfer to the train station, First Class (sleeper) train to Aswan (12 hours riding). Optional: Nile Cruise Dinner with Belly Dancer 50 GBP at Nile Maxim, managed by Marriott hotel. Included Transfers: from your hotel to the Pyramids, Memphis and Sakkara till Giza station. Included Entrance Fees: Pyramids, Memphis and Sakkara. Included Train Tickets: sleeper. Includes: (B), (L), (D).
Day 3: Aswan - Nile Cruise. Arrive Aswan station. Our representative will be waiting for, then transfer to your Nile Cruise and Check in your Nile Cruise. Afternoon visit High Dam, one of the Most Important projects in the 20th century and an Engineering Miracle. Then visit Philae Temple Isis Temple which moved from Nasser Lake after Building of the High Dam, then visit The Unfinished Obelisk, the Granite Quarry, where the Ancient Egyptian used to get all the Granite to make their obelisks and their temples. Then Felucca Ride to the Botanical Garden and outer view of Agha Khan. Optional: Nubian Village USD 35 or Sound and Light Show at Philae Temple USD 40. Included Transfers: from Aswan Station to your Nile Cruise. From your Nile Cruise to Day Tour. Included Entrance Fees: High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, Philae Temple, Felucca and Botanical Gardens. Includes: (B), (L), (D).
Day 4: Kom Ombo - Nile Cruise. Afternoon Sailing to Kom Ombo, evening visit Kom Ombo the two temples of God Horus the Falcon God and God Sobek the Crocodile God (Hours and Sobek temple). Overnight in Edfu. Optional: day tour to Abu Simbel Temple by private van USD90. Included Entrance Fees: Kom Ombo. Includes: (B), (L), (D).
Day 5: Edfu - Overnight Luxor - Nile Cruise. Morning Visit Edfu (Hours) Temple, the most preserved temple from the Greek Roman Period. Where you can see the Nile meter and the Battle Scenes between the Devil and the Good. Full day sailing to Luxor. Evening arrive Luxor. Included Transfers: from your Nile Cruise by Horse Carriage to Edfu Temple. Included Entrance Fees: Edfu. Includes: (B), (L), (D).
Day 6: East and West Bank Luxor. Overnight train. Morning check out and start your tour to West Bank Valley Of The Kings where they discovered the Pharaohs Mummies and where they found the treasure of King TUT, we Recommend tombs of Tuthmosis 3rd,Ramses 3rd and Ramses 9th, El Deer El Bahari this Unique Design the only temple has 3 floors. Colossi of Memnon. Afternoon visit East Bank. Karnak Temples the largest temple in Egypt and the place where you can see history of 2500 years. Luxor Temple one of the most beautiful temples in Egypt. Evening transfer to the train station, First Class (sleeper) train to Cairo (9 hours riding). Included Transfers: from your Nile Cruise to West and East Banks then to Luxor Station. Included Entrance Fees: Valley of the Kings, El Dier El Bahary, Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple. Included Train Tickets: First Class (sleeper). Includes: (B), (D).
Day 7: Cairo. Arrive Cairo and then start your tour to The Egyptian museum, where you can see the treasure of our Child King TUT. And the other Statues for our Famous Pharaohs. And then you will visit Coptic Cairo where you can see Hanging Church, and Virgin Mary Cave and Jesus Spring the places where The Holy Family Stayed. Then you will visit Mohamed Aly Mosque, and noon Visit Khan El Khalili Market. The oldest market in Cairo. Afternoon check in your hotel. Included Transfers: From Giza station to the Museum, Islamic, Coptic Cairo and Khalili Market then to your hotel. Included Entrance Fees: Mohamed Aly Mosque and Museum. Includes: (B), (L).
Day 8: Cairo - Airport departure. Transfer to Cairo airport to catch your flight back home. Included Transfers: from your hotel to Cairo airport. Includes: (B).
Airfare is not included in the tour price.
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- The vitamin A present in cow's milk is necessary for the growth and development of epithelial and mucosal tissue. These tissues protect the body against toxins and invading organisms.
- It is a good source of iodine (a mineral essential for thyroid function) and riboflavin & vitamin B12; two vitamins that are necessary for cardiovascular health.
- It is rich in calcium & potassium and prevents formation of kidney stones in the body.
- Carbohydrates. The carbohydrate in all Milks is lactose or Milk sugar (4-5%).
- Fats. Fats contain 3.5% to 4% of fats in emulsified form. Milk fat is a good source of Vitamins A and D when Milk is allowed to stand for sometime, fat rises to the surface as cream, Chemically, milk fat consists of some vital fatty acids.
- Cow Milk contains 3.2% of proteins; 4.4% of Lactose, 4.1% of Fats; and 87.5% of water.
- Goat Milk contains 3.5% of Protein, 4.6% of Lactose, 4.5% of Fats and 86.5% of water.
- Human milk contains 1.1% of protein; 7.4% of Lactose; 3.4% of Fats and 88.0% of water.
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Importance of Milk for good health
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First Bite: Hot Noodles Cold Sake
Emboldened by the popularity of his once-a-week ramen nights at Posh Improvisational Cuisine, Chef Josh Hebert started plotting this stand-alone noodle shop about two years ago – and it's been one of the Valley's most tensely awaited dining projects ever since. We pounced when HNCS opened near the Scottsdale Airpark in early October.
"Konichiwa!": An unabashed Japanophile, Hebert has employed the wabi principle of elegant, subdued design at HNCS – or at least as wabi as a tiny strip-mall space at the Airpark will allow: blackboard menu, open kitchen, a short steel runway of bar seating and a few tables between austere white walls. The weekday lunch crowd is full of salarymen and shoppers.
The Noodles: Hebert offers five ramen bowl options ($9 lunch, $13 dinner), including the Goma house special, which combines a rare sesame-paste broth – the chef discovered it on a Japanese fact-finding mission – with tender char-siu (roasted pork), bok choy and shishito peppers. The toothsome broth is milky and rich, and the shishitos are wisely left more or less raw – they taste like nopalitos, which imbues the bowl with a fresh, green counterpoint to the pork. The Shoyu features charsiu and naruto (fish loaf) in a tonkotsu broth with a soy-cured egg – which sounds gross, but is terrifically tasty, with a caramelized, half-cooked yolk.
Sake, etc: As promised, HNCS has a robust selection of sakes, which we reluctantly ignored given our noontime visit. Hebert has also assembled a pleasing assortment of "Before Ramen" small plates, including gyoza ($7), house-made Japanese pickles ($2) and steamed buns ($6) available with shrimp or pork.
The Verdict: We're not exactly going out on a limb by declaring Hebert's ramen shop one of the two or three best in town – despite the recent wave of openings, we are all ramen paupers here in the Valley. But the place is timpani tight. Hard to imagine Hebert's bowls getting more slurpable than they already are.
15689 N. Hayden Rd., Scottsdale,
480-432-9898, hotnoodlescoldsake.com
Pav on Juice: Magnums and Cans
A monthly look at Arizona wine with Valley dining impresario Pavle Milic.
The holidays are upon us, and that means it's time to celebrate. If you're invited to a shindig, there's no better way to make an entrance than with a large format bottle of wine. Well – so says me, the wino.
The Magnum – a double bottle – holds 1.5 liters and is the most common of the plus-size bottles. There are two good reasons to invest in one. The first: It has less ullage (empty space between the wine and cork), so the wine ages slower due to less air exposure in relation to the amount of wine. The second: It makes an impressive gift. Magnums can also be a better value because the demand is not as strong as it is for the normal 750 ml. bottle format. For me, it adds panache and a ceremonial air to any event – particularly a Christmas party.
Your options for buying an Arizona magnum are fairly limited, but Kris Pothier and Joe Bechard of Chateau Tumbleweed offer two, and they're both very good: the 2011 Chateau Tumbleweed Whole Cluster Merlot, which is derived from Northern Arizona vines; and the 2013 Chateau Tumbleweed Cimarron Vineyard Syrah. Both retail for $99 and come with two Riedel stems with every purchase.
My friends Todd and Kelly Bostock from Dos Cabezas Wineworks also have a large-format release, if not exactly a magnum. A couple of years ago, they decided to offer their beloved rosé in a 500 ml. can with the addition of bubbles. Yes, sparkling rosé in a can. Classy. The first year they made a little and it ran out in a matter of days. The second year they produced four times as many cans and those, too, quickly became scarce.
Their solution: make a bigger can. Namely, the new 1000 ml. Carbonic Maceration Aleatico ($24.50). Without getting overly geeky about carbonic maceration – fermentation in the grape cluster, normally used in Beaujolais – I had the chance to try this in barrel stage at the winery. It was gulpable, fruity, delicate and very tasty. This will be released at Garage-East, their urban winery at the new Barnone project at Agritopia. I know I want one or two in my stocking. Hint, hint.
To Order
Chateau Tumbleweed
1151 W. Hwy. 89A, Clarkdale, 928-634-0443,
3000 E. Ray Rd., Gilbert,
480-988-1238, garage-east.com
Eater's/Drinker's Triangle: North Mill Avenue
Getting a read on the dining scene on Tempe's Mill Avenue can be problematic – turnover rates are high, and much of the fare is geared to, shall we say, greener palates. What Mill does have: density. It has maybe the most dining options per city block in the Valley. We staked out a small corner of it.
1 ) Blasted Barley Beer Company: Beloved for its bottomless brunch mimosas, wide-ranging craft beer menu and truly pitch-perfect chicken wings, this scene-y tap room is a great launching-off point for a Mill Avenue adventure. From the folks who brought you Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers. 404 S. Mill Ave., Tempe, 480-967-5887, blastedbarley.com
2 ) Bacus Bros Hotdogs and Beer: With a name that invokes the Roman god of "getting totally blasted, dude," this Millennial wiener shop opened last February and immediately became a favorite of the late-night eats crowd, with crazy-cheap craft beer specials ($2 Breckenridge bottles are known to be had) and delicious monstrosities like the Foghorn Leghorn, a chicken sausage topped with tomatoes, coleslaw and horseradish mustard. 414 S. Mill Ave. #114, Tempe, 480-966-6666, bacusbroshotdogs.com
3 ) Desert Roots Kitchen: Minted peas, hummus, coconut lentil soup, soy parfaits and other veg-head pleasers in the heart of beer-and-hotdog land. Opened in 2012, this vegan cafe was founded on the correct principle that college students – and college-town regulars – are just as diet-fixated as the rest of us. 414 S. Mill Ave. #111, Tempe, 480-382-0228, desertrootskitchen.com


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At the height of the downturn, several individuals believed quite a few actual estate clubs would fold. We'll start off by developing a plan for your personal investing efforts primarily based on your personality and investing objectives. Josh holds a Master's Degree in Actual Estate from Georgetown University, and a Graduate Certificate in Genuine Estate Improvement from Portland State University. Some REITs may be even significantly less diversified when they choose to specialize in distinct home developments such as health-related buildings, or golf courses.
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Working on your college routine
It's nearly Halloween , but still settling into a routine for college can be a real challenge. We asked our Youth Network to share some tips to help.
Where you need to be
Plan out how you're travelling (traffic, buses etc) and the time it takes – at different times of the day that you need. All hail Google maps and the information you can get from it.
We have had such changeable weather, and there are soon to be some more transport strikes, so plan ahead to avoid panicking and give yourself a good start.
Make sure you know where all your classes and lectures are and any potential changes.
If you're on a new campus, even at this point, make sure to orientate yourself with all that you'll need, like the Students' Union Office, Counselling Services, where your lectures and tutorials are, lunch and tea and coffee spots, toilets, fire exits … you know yourself, be prepared.
Prep the night before
If you're in college, it can sound like something you were told to do in school, but it really can make a difference. Lay out what you're going to wear the night before, get lunch or breakfast ready, make sure you have no punctures on your bike or money/ticket for the bus or train and basically have your books and keys ready to head for the mornings.
This can save such stress and shave minutes off your morning routine. This is a great habit to develop for the year.
If you've no uniform or are in college, a lot of thought can be required for outfits for the days, so try to plan and lay it out the night before.
Sleepy time
Make sure to get a good night's sleep. As much as you can. How many times have you heard this? But, you know how you feel when you don't get it.
Work on a sleeping routine for the rest of the term and year. It can ironically take a bit of work with adjustments, so really practice a wind down before bed, including no screens for half an hour before bed.
Waking up just a tiny bit earlier to give yourself time to get ready to go to school/college at your own pace is not a pipe dream, it helps if you do it.
If you're rushing you're more likely to forget something or be stressed.
A good start with a good breakfast
Don't be tempted to skip breakfast. Or lunch. Eating proper meals along with sleep are the fuel you need for study and getting the best out of your days.
If you try to follow these tips, you will feel better mentally, emotionally and physically and be ready to get the best of the term and year ahead.


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Soo if I take my soldiers bettwen shield and archers and turn shield back to them they still will be immunite to arrows, because shield gives leadership independencly from whrere arches stand ...
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Soo if I take my soldiers bettwen shield and archers and turn shield back to them they still will be immunite to arrows, because shield gives leadership independencly from whrere arches stand ...
so it a passive buff? that what you mean?
No, I mean :
(front)Shield(back) --- your troops --- enemy archers
In this situation leadership in theory should work couse they still stand behind the shield but it don't stand on way of arrows. So I hope that ET already deal with this problem.
Sorry i dont get your point. Every unit behind the shield get this bonus.
Ech... I use my full power of artistic skills to help you understand my view ;)
Such a masterpiece! :D
Ok, i understand now your point, but i dont see any problem with this. Look, if you place your units and the Siege Shield as shown in your picture - you cant move them from their position. The Siege Shield cant move backwards so everytime you want to move with it, you have to turn around, walk a few steps and place it again like before. I dont think this will make any difference.
so... thanks I bothered much XD,and for answer aswell . Now I understand too ;)
I don't really follow... Are the soldiers behind the shield immune to flanking by archers?
So even if archers pass the shield and shoot at soldiers from behind or flank them, those lucky guys will recieve no damage?
And gondor archers will also be immune to archers while retaining the ability to shoot?
And have you taught AI using the shield? Will you? Is it possible?
Oh, I see a problem, it doesn't make any sense, the soldiers are not behind the shield, they should not get cover from it, much less immunity. This ruins even the little verisimilitude the game still had.
Nailed it on the art :3
Really nice, the only thing we need to be careful now it's the enemy catapult.
This doesn't make any sense, it provides complete immunity to arrows and the soldiers in that vid aren't even properly behind the shield. Why defend your castle then, if you have no chance of withstanding the siege? Just make the players go to the open field and terminate castle walls already.
It would works good if all damage dealing to units with immunity would be taken by shield - then you haven't to aim your defense to destroy shield.
**** the shield. I would send someone to tank all the damage and boom! ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Looking good :)
I've all ways liked the Idea of those unites but I could not stand using them for me there so clunky to move with and that's more than likely because cause I probably suck at the games that have them but for me they are way to hard to use to be effective. I've all ways thought that if I could equip them to the front of a unite and suffer a movement penalty rather than deal with moving them one after the other so that they don't leave the protection of the siege shield it would be both more fun and easyer to use. that way the siege shields movement becomes the unites movement and gets slowed as the penalty and I can just send them strait to where I want knowing baring a flanking attack there good and I can focus on other things till they get where I need them
New tactic battle...?
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Gondor has now besides the catapults and rams another siege weapon: The Siege Shield.
The Siege Shield is an economical siege unit which provides passive immunity against arrow and spear damage. This makes it possible to get close to the enemy fortress, without being stopped by arrow fire.


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Joe Copper has been following my blog for sometime now—
He wrote me a very nice email and sent to me this very cold, but also very lovely photos of his home town, Oswego, Illinois.
The first one is the moon, the second one shows the wind whipped land, and the last one a stunning sunrise.
Then to give us a little taste of what the weather people were saying, when he sent the photos…the above!
Thanks, Joe! I always enjoy seeing what is going on where my blog friends live. I also enjoy sharing what is sent to me so everyone who reads, can also share in the kindness.
Your friend on western Colorado farm,


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We challenge you to learn how to drive the results you need and happily keep you accountable to process. If that process isn't enjoyable then it doesn't work.
Education is the key step to achieving your goals and we will take the time to educate you on the steps it takes to achieve your objectives. This could include:
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Take a walk around your neighborhood. Chances are within a couple of blocks, you will pass things like benches, fire hydrants, planter ledges, mail boxes, etc. To the average person, these are just everyday objects that do not attract much attention. Now imagine your dog being able to balance on these objects, walk across them, or jump up onto new surfaces – your mundane neighborhood walk just took on a whole new life! I fondly refer to the utilization of these everyday objects as "urban agility".
Agility training in general is a fantastic way to build your dog's confidence, body awareness, and strengthen your working bond. Introducing these obstacles might seem challenging at first, but with the right guidance, it becomes a wonderful way to engage your dog in the world around them.
Let's start with something simple. Benches are a great place to begin teaching your dog how to engage in some urban agility. Lure your dog using their preferred toy to treat to climb onto the bench. Ask them to offer you simple positions (sit and down) on the surface to build their awareness of how they fit and can balance on the bench. You can also have your dog walk along the bench and balance as they walk across it.
Parking meters provide a great chance to work skills like weaving or circling around an object. Using a lure, you can help you dog learn to maneuver around and through those narrow spaces, much like a formal agility weave. I also enjoy teaching my dogs to send out and circle around an object. Standing in front of the thing you are asking them to circle, lure them around one side and reward them once they are on their return back to you. As the dog gets more comfortable with this exercise, increase the distance and the size of the object – my favorite is sending a dog back and forth across a park to various trees!
"…my favorite is sending a dog back and forth across a park to various trees!"
Now my favorite urban agility trick is getting my dogs to balance on a fire hydrant. This takes a bit of time to build, but it is SO much fun once it's done! I start with getting my dog to 'target" the hydrant – place their front feet on the surface and hold there. When the dog offers this consistently, I will help raise their back end on the surface, supporting them by hold their belly and collar while they figure out how to balance on such an awkward platform. When they're able to balance on their own, I begin asking them to jump up themselves.
Always remember to support your dog while they are learning new skills. Stay close to your dog to help provide any extra assistance they may need while learning to prevent accidents or injuries. Use high value rewards for encouragement. These types of activities are meant to be fun for your dog, so always use lots of enthusiasm, celebrate with your dog and enjoy your successes together!
If you enjoyed this post, you should read Why I Don't Ask To Pet The Future Guide Dog here.
My pups are good at the tree thing-we'll have to practice the others. What urban agility moves do you do with your pup?


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Burn bans, playing drive-by shooting, exploding manhole covers, Central Avenue construction, bobblhead mayors
Dry weather -- and dozens of brush fires -- have led to outdoor fire bans for Albany, Rensselaer and Saratoga counties. [TU]
What's the fun game to play in Schenectady's Hamilton Hill neighborhood these days? Drive-by shooting. [Daily Gazette]
Manhole covers exploded into the air again, this time in Albany. It doesn't look like they shot as high as the one in Troy, though. [TU]
Community activists are looking for the EPA to explain again how it is that more PCBs can be removed from the Hudson by dredging less sediment. [Daily Gazette]
Central Avenue is being rebuilt from New Karner Road all the way past Everett Road, possibly as far as Quail Street, in Albany. Improvements will include new sidewalks, crosswalks, "pedestrian refuges" and, presumably, fewer potholes. [TU]
A citizens' group is pushing Price Chopper to keep the Railroad Place store in Saratoga Springs open. There are some indications the company is planning to sell the site to a developer. (Check out the passionate comment left here at AOA about the importance of the Railroad Place Chopper.) [TU]
The mayors of Albany, Schnectady and Troy are being turned into bobbleheads. (Insert your own joke here: _______________________________.) [TU]
Can't recognize ol' Jerry; they needed to add a little more orange to that plastic injection molding for it to be believable. Oh, and he needs more jowls.
Oh yeah; and regarding the exploding manhole covers as the result of the Capital Region's aging infrastructure, at least we can say that we here are witnessing the apocalypse firsthand, and at least it's entertaining!
(WTF are the astronomical property taxes around here going to pay for, again?)
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Regarded by most as the best range coif, Morrigan's leather body is often used in Risk Fighting and Chancing, as well as PKing
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Morrigan's Leather Body can be obtained from...
- The Pk Point Shop, costing 100 Pk Points.
- Killing any of the creatures on Donator Island, although drop rates are low.
- Trading other players.
- Killing the Roat Pkz Master found at the Champ teleport - take caution, as it is within the wilderness.


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Fluffier than a cumulous cloud, these mini cobs can be rustled up and eaten in a matter of minutes. Secrete them into your dressing gown pockets for an air of eccentricity.
Tag Archive: soup accompaniment
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Mini scones
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Wholemeal soda bread
Soda bread is a great standby, especially when you have something tasty bubbling away on the hob and are desperately in need of a no-fuss starchy side dish to soak up the juices. It is a perfect accompaniment to soups or stews and is brilliant breakfast fodder. Unlike yeast breads it doesn't need to prove or rise so you can get a batch in the oven and ready to eat (if you don't mind scalding your mouth) in around an hour.
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Multimedia Exhibition 2015
DCU's Final Year Multimedia Students would like to invite you to our end of year exhibition which is taking place in Morrison Hotel on Ormond Quay.The exhibition will run from 4pm – 9pm on Tuesday the 12th of May.
There will be complimentary drinks served all day and food from 6:30pm. At 7pm there will be an introduction to the exhibition and a brief set of speeches.
You can look forward to seeing a mixture of short film, interactive websites, iPad apps, live-action animations, graphic design, photography and more.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Exhibiting projects:
The Passing: A Sci-fi/Fantasy Short Film
Viky Pryyomska, Claire Mooney, Shannon McConway and Brian Murphy
Doodledale: An Interactive Storybook App.
Aisling Sinclair, Isabelle McCabe, Niall Dowd and Sam Pearson
Hubbubb: A Platform for Online Discussion.
Luke Kearney, Alan Browne, Ethan Browne, Alan Kinsella and Oliver Kelly.
Hy Brasil: An tOileán Draíochta: Animation with a Live-Action Background
Peadar Gill, Elle Hesnan. Stephen Mulvey and Cian Hogan
Ascended Realm: The Augmented Reality Board Game (Prototype)
Liam Myles
Bradley: The Development of a Music Artist through Elements of Media
Katie McGoey, Emma Lester, Marie Monnelly, Roisin Fulcher. Maeve Byrne and Sarah Stacey
Harvest: An Experimental Game
Felicity Neary, Niall McCormack, Ronan Yore, Sean Tack and Alan Murray


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A simply stunning place to stay. We had 3 children with us who loved the cosy bedrooms, the space outside to run around and fun evenings with games to play from the selection in the house.
The owners have created a beautiful peaceful holiday home with everything you might need...and a fantastic woodburner for chilly eves.
Visit nearby Much Wenlock, fantastic deli and butcher! Ten minutes drive from Ironbridge and if you're feeling energetic travel a little further for a fun explore in Hawkstone Park.
Certainly hope to visit again in the future.
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Home > WORDWAYS > Vol. 20 > Iss. 1 (1987)
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In recent decades, physics and chemistry have been active in contributing new words and names to the English word-stock - a fact for which logologists are duly thankful: the more words there are for them to use, the more they can accomplish. Playing only a very minor role in the overall picture have been new names for chemical elements, since progress in discovering or creating additional elements is excruciatingly slow. For quite a number of years, the number of elements with firmly established names has stood at 103, the elements involved spanning the range from HYDROGEN (element 1) to LAWRENCIUM (element 103).
Recommended Citation
Borgmann, Dmitri A.
"New Elemental VIstas,"
Word Ways: Vol. 20
, Article 6.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/wordways/vol20/iss1/6


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I love to buy interesting-looking furniture that has a story, history or is from an era back in time.
Although I like older things I tend to veer toward modern lines, which can be hard to find when you love vintage and antique furnishings.
Enter my new best friend: the Art Deco era.
The furniture was simple in design and glamourous to look at. Exotic woods, shagreen, ebony and ivory were just a few of the exotic elements that made Art Deco furnishings so special.
Clean lines, unfussy style and patterns make for an easy to live with aesthetic for anyone who wants a bit of history and a modern look in their space.
Get the look:
- Art Deco is a minimalist, uncluttered look.
- Use streamlined furniture, geometric patterns and sweeping curves.
- Decorate with rich red, black or any dark lacquered wood, table trays and serving platters.
- Upholster furniture in solid colour fabric, or use geometric patterned fabrics for cushions or chairs.
- Animal printed carpets and accessories are a perfect choice.
- Use curvaceous accessories like vases and sculptures to break up all the clean, straight lines.
- Inject a stylized sunburst shape — nowadays often as a decorative mirror.
Recommended Slideshows
- PHOTOS: What's Brewing in Steamy Hallows, the Harry Potter-Inspired Cafe19 Pictures
- PHOTOS: Frida Kahlo at the Brooklyn Museum doesn't hold back23 Pictures
Characteristics of the Art Deco style:
- Simple, clean lines
- Slight arched tops, light brass or gold accents
- Masculine colours like black, brown or grey
- Walnut brown wood stains, high-gloss finishes
A little history:
- Although Hollywood made the Art Deco look famous, the clean-lined luxurious era was invented in Paris.
- Art Deco has influenced fashion, interior design, architecture, industrial design and visual arts. It resurged in the 1980s with black lacquered furnishings.


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Completed in 1773, Christ Church is a fantastic example of Georgian architecture in Old Town Alexandria. I loved the way the afternoon sunlight was streaming through these exterior windows, imprinting its own pattern onto the doorway.
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George Washington Middle School, Mount Vernon Avenue
Architecture has always been a passion of mine. I am fascinated by the way lines intersect and branch off to form other shapes and patterns. The feeling that these two parts of the building converge somewhere that we can't see is very interesting to me. Walk a little bit further to the left and it's a completely different feeling.
I also love the way the trees filter the late afternoon sunlight, casting undulating patterns on the buildings. Once again we see the marriage of architecture and nature, if not necessarily intentional.
Saint Mary's Steeple, South Fairfax Street
Here's a slightly different look at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Old Town. The main facade of the church is on Royal Street, but this was taken from over a block away, on Fairfax. From that vantage, there is a perfect, clear view of the bell tower and it looks especially dramatic when silhouetted against a gorgeous evening sky.
West Marine, South Patrick Street
I love photographing architecture and this building, while not a particularly interesting specimen, took on a beautiful glow at dusk. Twilight exterior photographs can really make almost any building look glamorous.
I happened to have my camera sitting on the front seat of my car (it goes with me almost everywhere) and I snapped this photo while sitting in line at a red light.
Burke & Herbert Bank Detail, South Fairfax Street
Here's a little neoclassical architectural detail for your Saturday morning. Sometimes you have to look up. Keep looking up folks!
MGM National Harbor, from Alexandria Waterfront
As some of you know, I've been studying and shooting architectural photos a lot this past 8 months or so. It's been a while since I've been down to the Old Town waterfront, so when I was there last night walking around, I was surprised to see that the MGM is looking to be nearing completion (at least from the exterior).
I happened to have my 200mm f/4 in my pocket (try doing that with any other 200mm lens), so I put it on my camera and propped the whole thing on a pier piling using my wallet under the lens to get the angle just right. Blue hour makes for gorgeous architectural photos, assuming you wait until the ambient light mixes with the man-made light. It's quickly becoming one of my favorite times to photograph!
City Hall Steeple, King Street
You can't really do better for light than the warm glow from the setting sun. We may not be seeing much sun for the next couple of days here in the DC area, what with the impending blizzard. Stay warm folks!
Robinson Terminal South, Wolfe Street
With the amount of great architecture around town, I'm always on the lookout for manifestations of form, color, and texture. Although it's not a fine piece of architecture by most standards, I liked the layers of color and form present in this warehouse. I'm not sure how much longer this building is going to be here, with the impending redevelopment of the Alexandria waterfront.
The afternoon light was beautifully skimming this section of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. I love the texture and color of the building, and the way in which the light emphasizes those characteristics.


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"I am a disabled person and not divyang. I don't want to stand out like some star to highlight I am a blind woman," says Sharmishtha Atreja, Assistant Professor at Department of Philosophy at University of Delhi. Sharmishta is 30 years old and suffers from Retinitis Pigmentosa — a genetic condition that led to blindness early on in her life.
On December 25, 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his radio program 'Mann ki Baat' proposed that the term 'divyang' (divine body) should be used for persons with disability instead of 'viklang' (disabled).
Source : http://indianexpress.com/article/india/govt-must-provide-alternatives-not-treat-visually-impaired-like-bechaari-women4716539/


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Pffft, fate…..
Wow, so its uh been a long time hasnt it…..
well as I've said before and I'm sure i'll say it again, if i dont have anything real to say im not going put it up here. I dont want to waste your time, and mine alike.
People always say that you'll know where and what you're supposed be going and doing as long as you're looking for the signs. Also that life will show you the signs and be sure to point you in the right direction…. just as long as you are paying attention.
I've begun to notice that sometimes if you dont pay attention to these signs life will smack you in the face with them until you pay attention….
But it doesnt always mean its the right path.
I personally am not sure about this whole fate thing. I find it hard to believe that our entire paths have already been laid out for us. That our choices have already been made and we are going through predetermined motions…..
I mean seriously? fate knows that what im gonna have for lunch in two days? i seriously doubt it.
Now both thankfully and regretfully, there is not evidence to support nor deny either side of this argument.
Chachi Says: When it comes down to it the decision is ultimately yours for the choosing. Life can smack me in the face with as many signs as it wants but if i dont want that path….. my ass isnt going down it. Whats your thoughts?


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After the excessive emotional and physical tryst, cancer survivors tend to lose the zeal and develop a pessimistic approach. Education brings with it a hope which enlightens them by giving them a reason to make something out of their lives.
ECWF contributes in their education as well. Every year in September, on our Foundation Day, we sponsor large number of cancer surviving children by providing them with educational scholarships. In addition to it we arrange stationary items such as pen, pencils, notebooks, books, crayons, etc. Moreover, education assistance is also provided. Some of our members sponsor children in memory of their loved ones. Nonmembers of NGO can also help these children by sponsoring their education for 4000/- yearly. We directly deposit the amount via cheque in the institutions, to avoid misuse of the fee. ECWF is currently providing education support to 150 cancer kids, survivors and needy children. Here, are names of some cancer suffering children to whom the organization has provided full support:
- Harshit Kumar(LLB-first year)
- Rishi Shukla(IT Training)
- Vikas (B.A.-Second year)
- Sonia Bano(BA- first year)
- Hardik(5th standard)
- Beena Devi(10th standard)


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Weaverville, Scott Valley, Marble Mountains
I rode the 20 or so miles into Weaverville on Thursday morning, after that shit night in the national forest. Weaverville has it all goin' on: sawmill, ranger station, bike shop, grocery store, long's drugs, library...it's a bustling metropolis. I must've ridden 10 ,miles going from one end of town to the other, trying to gather essential supplies like a comb and a stocking cap (I lost mine in the lost coast). Finally I rode up to Trinity Lake, a much tougher 10 miles than I anticipated. I gotta learn to pay attention to topo lines.
From my campsite, I could see some people fly fishing in Stuart Fork below me. One was a guy teaching some lady, but who seemed to think she would learn best if he never actually let her hold the rod. The other was a woman who clearly knew what she was doing - she was reeling in fish one after another. I was too beat to join them. The next morning I tried my luck - nope. It made me feel better that a guy using bait hadn't had any bites either. Guess I missed my chance at hungry fish.
Erin picked me up and we crammed my bike into the back of her car, along with the five of us. Erin had brought along a friend who'd had a lung transplant, ie her lungs were NOT ORIGINAL. Nonetheless, she hauled herself up 2000' and 10 miles of trail to a beautiful lake in the Marbles.
I was breathing hard, and my lungs are a matched set with my body.
It was a nice chill weekend, with more unsuccessful fishing (Scott River). We did go snorkeling though, and saw tons of little baby coho and chinook salmon running around, along with a couple of good sized trout. They were not tempted by my graceful casts, though, nor those of Erin's friend Justin. This also made me feel better.
I rode back to Etna on Sunday, a short 20 miles, because I wanted to stay at a little backpacker's hostel in town, before starting down the Sawyer's road to Forks of Salmon. Somehow, I broke a spoke on my rear wheel (40 spokes, you'd think it'd be strong enough). Maybe I weakened it on the rough gravel, or maybe it's just 20 years old. Anyway, I though 40 would be sufficient and didn't bring along any extras, so I trued it up the best I could and am going to ride it to Yreka to a bike shop tomorrow. Hopefully they can fix me up, and send me off with a couple spares.


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Non Omani or self-funded applicants who are not applying through the Higher Education Admission Centre are required to pay an administration fee at the time of submission of the application form.
In order to be considered for a place at Oman Dental College, an application form, together with the fee where applicable, should be completed online and submitted to the Students Affairs Registry.
Please complete the application form in full, including contact details, educational qualifications and signatures as stated. Please ensure all copies of documents are provided along with the application form.


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On Tuesday afternoon we held our annual Wheel-a-thon fundraiser at Kensington Courts, and what a fabulous afternoon we all shared together.
In the morning the children were all excitedly discussing the forthcoming event.
Emma "I'm going to dress in something fancy, with lots of sparkles".
Jaimee "I'm bringing my bike, my big bike, it's pink and white, I might decorate my bike".
We also welcomed lots of manuhiri (visitors) – parents and grandparents – who donated their time - preparing bread and onions for the sausage sizzle, as well as collecting the barbecue and transporting items down to Kensington courts.
By 4pm the courts were bustling and busy, with lots of bikes, scooters, trikes, skates and other wheeled vehicles lined up ready to go.
How fantastic to see everyone joining in and 'wheeling around' – brothers and sisters, even mums, dads, grandparents and teachers took part - well done everyone!
Some of the bikes and scooters had been embellished with some fantastic decorations, it was clear to see the time, thought and consideration that had gone into making many of the bikes and scooters look wonderful. Tō ātaahua hoki! (Beautiful!)
Events out of Kindergarten are a wonderful way for whānau to mingle and relax with each other, for all of us to socialise over some kai, and for us to catch up with past children and whānau.
Thank you to Candace, Mike, Elena, Risini, John, Deb, Sarah, Laurenţiu and Moana for your support, donations and help; we really couldn't have done it all without you.
Money raised from the Wheel-a-thon will go towards the door we are having commissioned for our family corner (see our past blog here for the children's work and design). We will let you know as soon as possible how much we have raised. Thank you to everyone for making it such a thoroughly enjoyable and fun afternoon, and for supporting us in our fundraising at Kindergarten.
"Family and Friends are hidden treasures, seek them and enjoy their riches" Wanda Hope Carter
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David Cordish, the owner of Live Casino & Hotel, handed out $50,000 in cash to guests to mark the casino's fifth anniversary.
Cordish distributed the money, $500 at a time, on the floor on Tuesday night. The casino opened on June 6, 2012, adjacent to Arundel Mills mall.
Cordish was joined by Buddy…


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Isn't time a funny thing?
One of my jobs is part time, so I often have an entire morning stretching in front of me before I have to trundle off to work. A whole 4 hours to do with what I wish. Sometimes I make good use of the time, sometimes all I manage to do is make a coffee. That's all. A coffee.
And sometimes I don't even manage to finish it.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE TIME?!? It's not like I was doing nothing, I was definitely doing… stuff. I look back over the morning and cannot remember a single thing that I did apart from the making of coffee.
Something else that I do is mentally assign periods of time to a job. Like, Wednesday morning is for the washing and ironing. BUT, I will forget that that's what I'm going to do, and so when something else comes up I will tell myself that I will get to it on, you guessed it, Wednesday morning. So Wednesday morning rocks up and I'm faced with several things that are supposed to get done. And what does get done? Over whelmed by the multitude of items in need of my attention I make a coffee. And crochet something. Don't get much on my list done, but man, I do a lot of crocheting!
In case you were wondering what had happened to my poor, unfinished elephant, I finished it! Combined the last little bit of rainbow thread with some purple (and I made sure that I had oodles of purple before starting) and it turned out all right I reckon. I finished it on Tuesday morning, instead of writing last weeks blog post 🙂