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David A. Owens
Devils Lake, ND Attorney with 2 years experience
(877) 872-9667	509 5th St NE
Devils Lake, ND 58301
Free ConsultationFamily, Insurance Defense and Personal Injury
University of North Dakota School of Law
Kelly Jane Swenseth
Devils Lake, ND Attorney with 13 years experience
(701) 662-5058	817 5th Avenue NE
Business, Energy, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Available to help farmers and small business owners manage and protect their family's mineral, property, and business interests so they can continue to provide for their loved ones and for future generations.
John Traynor
Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning and Probate
Jonathon Yunker
Devils Lake, ND Lawyer
Free ConsultationBusiness, Employment and Personal Injury
Daniel M. Traynor
Devils Lake, ND Lawyer with 22 years experience
Free ConsultationBusiness, Insurance Defense and Personal Injury
Jason P. Sayler
(877) 872-9667	509 5th St. NE
Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning and Real Estate
J. Thomas Traynor Jr
Free ConsultationCollections, Estate Planning, Municipal and Real Estate
Amanda Engen
(701) 662-6061	501 3rd St NE, Suite 2
Free ConsultationDivorce, Estate Planning, Family and Social Security Disability
University of Nebraska College of Law
Ashley L Lies
New Rockford, ND Lawyer
(701) 947-5437	601 Central Avenue
New Rockford, ND 58356
Rick Sand
Minot, ND Lawyer with 6 years experience
(701) 609-1510	12 Main St S Suite 6
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
University of St. Thomas, Minnesota School of Law
Rick Sand is a graduate of the University of St. Thomas School of Law in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is a licensed attorney in Arizona, North Dakota and Minnesota.
During law school Mr. Sand interned for the Alaska Department of Administration's Office of Public Advocacy. While at the Office of Public Advocacy Mr. Sand advocated for indigent clients accused of criminal offenses within the Municipality of Anchorage. He has also worked with the Arizona Justice Project in an effort to help inmates overturn wrongful convictions and has worked as contract counsel for the North Dakota Commission on Legal Counsel for Indigents.
David R. Spencer
(701) 818-7361	24 Main St N.
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
I am a Criminal Defense Attorney dedicated to getting clients the best possible result in their case. I have an excellent reputation in and out of the courtroom, and I am available to work with you anytime you have an issue that needs to be resolved.
W. Harvey Skees
Bismarck, ND Lawyer with 20 years experience
(701) 353-5874	1515 Burnt Boat Dr.
Suite C - #119
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
For over 18 years and over 1000 cases, attorney W. Harvey Skees has prided himself on providing high quality, aggressive, and honest representation of people when they need it most. W. Harvey Skees has been continuously recognized throughout his legal training and legal career for his legal abilities including: - Twice selected a "Super Lawyers Rising Star" in Minnesota for DUI & Criminal Defense - Selected by The National Trial Lawyers as a "Top 100 Trial Attorney" - Awarded a Judicial Clerkship in the Minnesota 8th Judicial District - Awarded a Federal Internship with the...
Paul C. Germolus
(701) 255-2010	1915 N. Kavaney Dr., Suite 3
Free ConsultationAgricultural, Business, Energy and Real Estate
Paul C. Germolus has been in the practice of law in Bismarck, ND for over 20 years, and is a founding partner of the Germolus Knoll & Leibel, LLP Law Firm. His primary areas of practice are business and commercial transactions, real estate, agricultural law, oil and gas, probate and estate planning. Paul was raised on a farm outside Borup, Minnesota where he was involved with his family's grain and livestock farming operation. In 1989, he received a Bachelor of Science degree from North Dakota State University in agricultural economics and a minor in business administration, with additional emphasis...
Kelsey Arnold Krapp
Jamestown, ND Lawyer with 6 years experience
(701) 252-1800	123 1st Avenue South
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Insurance Defense, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Kelsey (commonly known as "Lou") was born and raised on his family's farm and bison ranch near Pingree, North Dakota. After graduating from Pingree-Buchanan High School, he attended the University of North Dakota for both his undergraduate and law degrees. Following law school, Kelsey worked as an associate attorney with a private litigation firm in Bismarck, primarily defending personal injury and property damage cases. Additionally, he served as a Special Assistant Attorney General for the North Dakota Public Service Commission for various regulatory matters. In 2016, Kelsey moved back to the Jamestown area to start James Valley...
Philip Law Becher
Minot, ND Attorney
Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
I practice personal injury law in Minnesota and North Dakota. Many of my clients are victims of car accidents, dog bites, and slip and fall accidents.
Steven James Leibel
(701) 255-2010	1915 North Kavaney Drive
Ste. 3
Free ConsultationBusiness, Construction, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
Baylor Law School
Steve is a graduate of Baylor Law School in Waco, TX and has practiced in the area of personal injury and medical malpractice litigation for over 15 years. He has represented both plaintiffs and defendants in medical malpractice, personal injury and legal malpractice cases. Steve is also experienced in insurance coverage claims, and formerly acted as coverage counsel for a number of large national insurance companies. Steve was awarded an AV Preeminent rating by Martindale-Hubbell in 2011, and served as an adjunct professor at the University of New Mexico School of Law, teaching legal writing....
Mark Vincent Larson
Minot, ND Lawyer with 40 years experience
(701) 839-1777	1020 N Broadway
Danny Lee Herbel
Bismarck, ND Attorney with 19 years experience
(701) 323-0123	3333 E Broadway Ave
Free ConsultationAppeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
We Fight for Your Rights and Your Freedom
Minot, ND Attorney with 32 years experience
(701) 852-1602	114 South Main St.
Bankruptcy, Divorce, Family and Probate
Kyongbin Baek
(701) 839-7703	1104 10th St SW
Robin Lynn Thompson
(701) 739-3838	PO Box 85
Administrative, Construction, Energy and Real Estate
David Michael Knoll
(701) 255-2010	1915 N. Kavaney Dr.
Construction, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
Steven Balaban
(888) 882-0977	200
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense and Juvenile
Darold A. Asbridge Mr.
(701) 222-8355	1701 East Capitol Avenue Ste. # 2
Derrick Lance Braaten
(701) 221-2911	222 N 4th St
Agricultural, Business, Environmental and Native American
Scott M Knudsvig
2525 Elk Drive
Dan Herbel
Bismarck, ND Attorney
3333 E Broadway Ave
Garrison, ND Attorney
2 N Main Street
Lucas Wynne
Grand Forks, ND Lawyer
(855) 469-9663	2302 South Washington Street
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Respected by peers and trusted by clients, attorney Lucas Wynne has developed a reputation for aggressively representing clients in both state and federal courts. From violent crimes to sex offenses, interstate drug trafficking, and multimillion dollar fraud schemes, Mr. Wynne has aided the accused by aggressively representing their interests in the face of an often unjust system of criminal law. Accused of a serious criminal offense? Call Mr. Wynne today at (855) GO-WYNNE for your free, no obligation consultation.
Lesley B Foss
Fargo, ND Attorney with 12 years experience
(701) 478-7620	3003 32nd Avenue S., Ste. 240
Lesley is committed and dedicated to helping her clients through what can be one of the more challenging times in their lives. Lesley focuses her legal practice almost exclusively in family law, and represents clients through all stages, aspects, and phases of family law proceedings, including divorce, custody, post-judgment modification or enforcement proceedings, parenting time disputes, prenuptial agreements, child support, guardianships, and name changes. Lesley is also a trained guardian ad litem, is a parenting investigator in North Dakota, and is a qualified neutral mediator in family law proceedings. Before joining Fremstad Law, Lesley represented the State...
Chad Rory McCabe
(701) 222-2500	419 Riverwood Dr., Suite 104
In 2000, Chad was one of 48 people selected in the United States to attend the Trial Lawyer's College where he was taught by famed trial attorney Gerry Spence. In 2002, Chad again attended the Trial Lawyer's College for the graduate course. In 2007, Chad opened up the McCabe Law Firm and continued to office share with Mr. Vinje until 2009, and then moved his practice to its current location. In 2012, Chad was selected by his peers to be included in The Best Lawyers in America for his work in the practice area of DUI/DWI defense....
James A. Teigland
Valley City, ND Attorney with 5 years experience
(855) 478-7620	200 Central Ave N
Valley City, ND 58072
Free ConsultationBusiness, Collections, Construction and Real Estate
William Mitchell College of Law
Attorney James Teigland is a Moorhead native who graduated from Park Christian High School of Moorhead in 2006 and attended Minnesota State University Moorhead where he studied Economics until he graduated in 2010. Mr. Teigland attended William Mitchell College of Law from 2010-2013, and is licensed to practice in Minnesota and North Dakota. While attending law school, Mr. Teigland volunteered as a Law Clerk at the Council on Crime and Justice, clerked for Judge John P. Smith, Externed at Merrill Corporation, and was a Legal Assistant at the Sortland Law Office. After law school Mr. Teigland started...
Joel Matthew Fremstad
(855) 478-7620	3003 32nd Ave S, Suite 240
Free ConsultationAppeals, Business, Construction and Employment
At Fremstad Law, building trusted client relationships is central to our practice. Understanding the individual needs of each client is where we excel, and it is what makes our work so rewarding to us. Joel Fremstad founded the firm in 2008 with the vision of creating a practice that is capable of doing more than simply finding legal solutions, but also of having the wisdom and care to develop relationships with clients and to provide a more thoughtful, meaningful experience.
Relationships are fundamental to life, and Joel, in particular, can vouch for that. He has cultivated a thriving practice based on...
Lindsey Haugen
Fargo, ND Lawyer with 16 years experience
(701) 237-0100	520 Main Ave Suite 702
Bank Of The West Tower
I have practiced in the field of criminal defense for over 15 years and I am dedicated to protecting my clients throughout North Dakota and Minnesota.
Jennifer Albaugh
Fargo, ND Attorney with 6 years experience
(701) 235-3300	4132 30th Avenue South, Ste. 100
Jennifer Albaugh is an associate attorney with Anderson, Bottrell, Sanden & Thompson, in Fargo, North Dakota. She currently practices family law focusing on divorces, custody disputes, adoptions, guardianships, conservatorships, and any other related matter. Prior to joining Anderson, Bottrell, Sanden & Thompson, she worked for another firm in Fargo practicing family law.
In 2009, Jennifer received a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of North Dakota. Jennifer earned her Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the University of North Dakota School of Law in 2012. While in...
Chad Anderson
Bismarck, ND Lawyer with 4 years experience
(701) 214-5277	407 East Avenue C.
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
Chad Anderson Law Firm specializes in Bankruptcy, Probate, and Estate Planning
Nicholas Dwight Thornton
Bottineau, ND Lawyer with 13 years experience
416 Sinclair St.
Bottineau, ND 58318
Free ConsultationAppeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Nick loves practicing law in and out of the courtroom. He has extensive experience in representing people in all stages of criminal proceedings, from the first appearance or arraignment through trial, appeal, and post-conviction proceedings. While his primary practice area is criminal law, Nick also practices in family law, personal injury, and general litigation. Nick is licensed to practice in all federal and state courts in North Dakota and Minnesota. Before joining Fremstad Law Firm, Nick represented almost two-thousand individual clients at the Fargo Public Defender Office in all types of criminal cases from driving under the influence and...
Kaitlin DeCrescente
Williston, ND Attorney with 2 years experience
(701) 577-2000	111 East Broadway
Williston, ND 58801
Business, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
Washington and Lee University School of Law
Growing up in a farming family in Williston, North Dakota, Kaitlin understands the unique legal challenges that come with the changing dynamic of western North Dakota. She has handled a wide range of legal issues in her career, but she currently focuses on transactional and administrative matters, including municipal law, zoning issues, business law, estate planning, probate, oil and gas, and property matters. Kaitlin also does appellate work and has ably represented clients before the North Dakota Supreme Court. Kaitlin has previously served as an Assistant City Attorney for Williston, ND, Stanley, ND, and Arnegard, ND, and City Attorney for...
Jackson John Lofgren
(701) 223-3874	120 3rd St. Ste 175
University of South Dakota School of Law
Jackson Lofgren is a founding member of the Suhr & Lofgren law firm. As a former Assistant State's Attorney and Special Assistant Attorney General he has a wealth of trial experience having handled every type of offense including DUIs, sex offenses, homicides, and drug offenses. He has been recognized as one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers by the National Trial Lawyers and one of the Top 40 lawyers under 40.
Peter D Morowski
Dickinson, ND Lawyer with 8 years experience
(701) 456-3210	38 2nd Ave. E
Free ConsultationCollections, Construction, Employment and Personal Injury
Peter ("Pete") D. Morowski joined Mackoff Kellogg in July 2017 with seven years of general litigation experience, with a focus on representing plaintiffs and defendants in personal injury lawsuits. Pete graduated with a Bachelors of Arts from the University of Texas in Austin, Texas in 2007, majoring in economics and anthropology. Pete then attended the Gonzaga University School of Law in Spokane, Washington where he obtained his Juris Doctorate in 2010. Upon graduating from Gonzaga, Pete returned to his home state of Texas where he worked at a boutique plaintiff's personal injury firm in Houston. In 2013 he moved to...
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What Kind of Damages Can You Pursue After a Car Accident?
A car accident can change a person's life numerous ways. Physical injuries, mental anguish, and lost jobs often follow a car crash. When you are not at fault for the car accident, you can seek what are referred to as damages in a lawsuit. Generally, when you have been injured in a car accident, it is in your best interest to speak with a Chicago personal injury lawyer who understands the types of damages that you are entitled to.
Broadly, Chicago personal injury lawyers separate damages into two categories: 1) Compensatory Damages, and 2) Punitive Damages, which are only available in the rarest of cases.
Repair or replacement of your vehicle is exactly what it sounds like. If someone is at fault in an accident, you are entitled to have your car repaired to the same state that it was in prior to the accident. If your car cannot be repaired, you should be paid its replacement value, generally as determined by reference to the Kelley Blue Book.
Past and future medical treatment is also straightforward. However, many victims of car accidents do not realize that all medical expenses, including psychiatric expenses, can be recovered. Many persons involved in car accidents suffer significant mental trauma, and require significant psychiatric treatment. The law allows an injured person to recover these fees. In addition, an injured person can recover future medical treatment, to the extent that it is known. Car accident victims often do not know the full extent of their injuries for some time, which is one reason why it is so important for them to seek medical treatment and to comply with their medical providers' treatment plans.
Medical bills are often subject to insurance liens. However, Illinois limits the amount of a settlement that can be subject to liens, so an injured person can often recover a portion of these fees even when liens are accounted for.
Persons injured in car crashes often miss work, and in some cases, are unable to work for extended periods. These lost earnings, including future lost earnings, can be recovered.
In certain cases, a person injured in a car accident may not be able to perform important functions, such as walking. In such a case, the person may require extensive changes to their living arrangements to stay safe. For example, ramps may need to be installed on all levels to accommodate a wheel chair, and special arrangements may need to be made to evacuate the injured person in the event of a fire. These types of damages can also be recovered, although extensive legal and other expertise is required to properly prove them up.
Finally, damages for pain & suffering can be recovered. Pain & suffering, which insurance companies euphemistically refer to as "inconvenience," is extremely fact dependent. However, in general terms, it is an amount sufficient to compensate you for the amount of pain and suffering that you have suffered and will suffer as a result of the accident.
Insurance companies generally will pay for damages to your vehicle without too much issue. However, without the involvement of an attorney, they will generally only offer minimal amounts for any other types of damages, even where liability is crystal clear. In cases where you have injuries, it is generally in your interest to contact a Chicago Personal Injury Attorney.
Thanks to our friends and co-contributors at The Law Offices of Konrad Sherinian, LLC for their added insight into motor vehicle related personal injury claims.


This article was requested by a reader and does not reflect the circumstances of my life or anyone else's life whom I know.
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Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Nuremberg's social magazine, we conceptualised and realised a cross-media image campaign. Our goals: to strengthen the awareness of the self-help project, to emphasize the versatile content of the magazine, and to put more awareness on the social divides within our society. The result was a true MBS in-house production, including the concept idea, photography, image editing, and graphics and text.
The campaign was mainly focused on large-area placards. Claim and headline mechanics are transporting our intended message with perfect clarity. The motif shows local prominence (the city major, an Olympian gold medallist, and a radio host) depicted next to people the Strassenkreuzer is fighting for. The three compositions were published successively over a course of three months. They were accompanied by ads showcasing the respective visuals in various print media, for example the Bild-Zeitung, Marktspiegel or Curt.
Our concept also included production of video and audio spots matching the placard motifs. The spots were released as cinema ads, TV ads, and radio ads alongside their matching printed posters.
On top of that, our team also developed a matching microsite easily accessible via QR codes printed on our placards. This microsite presented further advertising concepts as well as additional content regarding the campaign. Some examples include an overview of all points of sale of the magazine as well as quotes from Strassenkreuzer.
The first pleasant result: all three issues of Strassenkreuzer produced during the three-month runtime of our campaign were completely sold out. Interviews with the citizens of Nuremberg further proved that we managed to invoke a lot of attention with our help for Strassenkreuzer.


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By Nik Sharma Oct. 11, 2016 Updated: Dec. 7, 2016 11:11 a.m.
A Brown Kitchen is our regular cooking feature by Nik Sharma, wherein he explores the intersection of Northern California and India from a home-cooking point of view.
I have a tendency to save letters and emails from family and friends. It's my connection to the past, to the memories and to the stories, lest I forget.
A few weeks ago, my grandfather passed away, and though it wasn't entirely unexpected, it was still difficult. He was a meticulous and organized person — a feature I wish I had inherited to the fullest degree. While poring over emails and sifting through notes that he had sent me over the years, I found a recipe for caramel flan. Neatly typed in a Word file, he had listed the ingredients and the methods. He also mentioned that even though this recipe wasn't my grandmother's, who made flan throughout my childhood, it was a rather delicious way to prepare this custard. I have added my own tweaks.
In India, creme caramel is eaten often, especially in the Goan community (whose culture and cuisine is heavily influenced by the Portuguese). I don't think we ate the dessert at any particular time of the year, or for any special occasion; we just ate it often. I'd come home from school and there often would be mini-flans prepared by my mother or grandmother and flavored with vanilla. It was a delicious treat to welcome me home.
Needless to say, our flan culture is serious. My mother and grandmother often said there is only one way to get it right: Cook the flan like a steamed pudding in a water bath directly on the stove.
Though they might roll their eyes at me, I've strayed from their traditions. And with good reason, I think. It's easier to control the temperature of the water bath in the oven, not the stove. The custard cooks gently with the warm caress of the bath.
In addition to the cooking tweaks, this flan differs from my childhood versions in that it's one for the fall season. Made with roasted pumpkin and infused with ginger and turmeric (for a burst of flavor and color), it's every bit as smooth and silky.
Nik Sharma lives in Oakland. Follow him on Twitter at @abrowntable. Email: food@sfchronicle.com.
To make this recipe, you'll need a 9-inch cake pan and a larger vessel it can fit into for the water bath, as well as a wire rack that will fit inside the larger pan. You need to allow the recipe to set overnight.
Instructions: Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Slice the pumpkin in half and remove all seeds. Place facedown on a foil-lined baking sheet and roast until soft, about 45 to 60 minutes. Let cool, then scoop out the flesh and run through a food processor or food mill until smooth. Measure out 1 cup puree.
Reduce heat to 350 degrees. Have ready a 9-inch cake round pan.
Place the sugar and water in a small thick-bottomed saucepan. Heat the sugar on medium-high heat until it starts to change color and turn amber red, swirling the pan often, about 9 to 12 minutes; watch it carefully as it can burn easily. Once the sugar reaches a dark shade of amber , immediately pour it into the cake pan, swirling the pan to cover as much surface area as possible. Place the pan in the refrigerator until the caramel cools completely and hardens.
Caramel in the bottom of the pan.
Hardened caramel in the bottom of the pan.
A teaspoon each of ginger and turmeric flavor this Pumpkin Flan.
In a large bowl, whisk the pumpkin puree with the eggs, ginger and turmeric until smooth. Whisk in the milks to form a smooth and creamy mixture. Pour this mixture carefully over the caramel in the cake pan.
Whisk the pumpkin puree with the eggs, ginger and turmeric.
Pour the milks into the pumpkin-egg mixture.
Pour the custard over the hardened caramel.
Place a wire rack in the bottom of a pan that the cake pan can fit inside. Place the cake pan in the pot and fill the pot with water until it reaches halfway up the sides of the cake pan.
Pour water around the flan to create a water bath before putting it in the oven.
Bake for 2 hours, until the center of the flan is firm to the touch. Remove the flan from the water bath. Let cool completely, then cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight until set.
To unmold the flan, flip carefully and tap gently to release.
Release the flan by running a small, sharp knife around the edges. Place a large serving plate over the top, flip carefully and tap gently to release. Serve chilled.


A pair of listed Suffolk cottages may have to be demolished after a fire swept through them overnight.
Building control experts were yesterday due to visit Oak Farm cottages in Hoxne Road, Weybread, to assess the scale of the damage.
At its height about 25 fire fighters battled to bring the blaze at the unoccupied cottages under control after the alarm was raised at about 11pm on Wednesday.
It is not yet known how the fire started but it is thought it had been going for at least an hour before fire crews were called because of the remote location of the semi-detached cottages.
The owner of the timber-framed properties, Ruth Collins, lives in Jersey. Her brother Roy Goodwin, who lives locally at Syleham Hall, was yesterday surveying the damage.
He said the cottages had been left to his sister about 40 years ago by their grandmother. They had been rented to tenants, although there had not been anyone living in them for about a year.
Fire crews from Harleston, Diss, Stradbroke, Bungay and Bury St Edmunds brought the fire under control using water from a pond in the back garden of the cottages. Fire fighters remained at the scene yesterday damping down.
Assistant divisional officer Ali Moseley said that when crews arrived the building was already well alight. "The stability of the building is causing us some concerns at the moment and we are waiting for a building control officer to tell us whether or not it is safe to enter," he said. "We have saved the majority of cottage number two, but number one has been completely gutted. The roof of both houses has gone as well." ADO Moseley said it was too early to determine the cause of the blaze and that a fire investigation was under way.


This year Equine Affaire was checked from my bucket list once and for all. I have wanted to attend this event since my early teens and never have been able to go until now. In the past people have told me about the amazing shopping deals, the trainings and clinics, and the incredible performances.
What's even better? My friends were riding in clinics this year! I am so fortunate and blessed to have such amazing people in my life because I was invited to join them in the trailer (live-in quarters) overnight for the two nights they were staying.
Haven't Heard of Equine Affaire?
Equine Affaire is a trade-show/horse expo that began in Ohio in the early '90s. Since then it has grown significantly and now also takes place in Springfield, MA. The event hosts hundreds of vendors and horses. There are vendors to shop from, clinics to audit (or participate in), demonstrations, trainers to meet, horse breeds to explore, horses for sale, a versatile horse competition, and the nightly performance, Fantasia, to enjoy.
The 2017 Equine Affaire in Massachusetts took place Thursday November 9th through Sunday the 12th at the Eastern States Convention Center (The Big E). There were six presentation rings and five buildings plus the barn where the exhibited horses and for-sale horses could be viewed.
Before the event I had taken the whole week off. I printed out the clinic and seminar schedules out to plan my days. I looked into hotels and even check out Airbnb but ultimately decided against it. Due to money concerns I had previously planned to stay in my car right at the show; I even brought a box of hand-warmers and 7 blankets. Without my amazing group I wouldn't have made it without becoming a popsicle. The nights got down to 10-15°F; winds shook even the sturdiest trailers.
I arrived before the gang, found parking, started visiting booths and watching demos. When we caught up later they had unloaded the horses and found a camping spot, but not without some setbacks. The horse loading situation was a mess to start; while it would have been smart to have a continuous flow of traffic in one direction trailers were forced to pull in and back out. I haven't heard of any accidents but it can certainly be a sketchy place to be with the size of some rigs. Once their horses were comfortably settled into their stalls they had to find a camping spot. It seemed that nobody knew what was going on and when they found someone with "flashy lights' on their vehicle he was no better. In fact, the pompous male security guard actually insulted my friends, assuming that he could drive better (I'd like to see that, buddy!). After his arrogance he proceeded to show his uselessness by sitting in his car for ten minutes despite telling them he'd see if there were more spots farther down the campsite. Needless to say they moved on and found a spot without his help.
For most of the weekend we checked in with each-other from time to time but ultimately did own own things. I was happy and grateful to feel included and part of the group but equally happy to have my freedom to roam and explore.
Thursday morning I helped on another friend's farm and gave a sad goodbye to one of her horses who was losing his battle with pain. Although it was the right choice it was still difficult to say goodbye and it all finally hit me while I was with him that morning. This might be a story for another time, but it really isn't my story to tell so let's move on.
I was on the road for Equine Affaire by 07:30AM and arrived about two hours later. The whole day I watched mostly demos/clinics. I took notes and lots of pictures. Thursday alone I attended six talks. Topics ranged from liberty training, myofascial release therapy, conformation evaluation, saddle fitting, and training the horse to relax under saddle. Speakers included Sylvia Zerbini, Ken McNabb, Margret Henkels, Ron Friedson, and Chris Irwin. I plan to recap these in tomorrow's article so stay tuned.
I did get to explore some of the booths, but ended the day without having seen one whole building.
The second day (Friday) I continued to watch some demonstrations (Van Hargis, Melisa Pearce, Steve Hebrock) but also started spending more time looking through the vendors. There was so much to see! I decided not to open my wallet until I had seen everything so I wouldn't overspend. This gave me a chance to talk to as many people as I could without feeling any pressure. I spoke with supplement companies, fencing companies, feed manufacturers, and some breeders. My 7 Most Memorable Vendors at Equine Affaire is available now.
Unfortunately a few of us were under the weather. One of our group members unfortunately left Friday morning and I also started feeling aches and pains with some major sinus congestion/headaches. The girls were only planning to stay through Saturday so I had originally planned to camp in the car to Sunday. Between the cold temperatures and the head-cold I decided against it and planned to leave Saturday night.
The friend that left had planned to ride in a clinic Friday afternoon, so the other amiga took her place riding with Van Hargis. The Colosseum was cold but the horses were amazing and it was so great to watch someone I know riding there.
I never purchased tickets for the Fantasia show. It is an optional event held every evening of Equine Affaire and it features some talented acts with horses of all kinds. I was told that it is a great show but my group had seen it in the past and it tends to be similar year to year. I came to Equine Affaire with the idea that if I wanted to see it I'd find a ticket. I missed Thursday's show and I was too sick Friday night. While walking the grounds, however, I found a bulletin board with messages advertising some tickets for Saturday's already sold out showing. On the board I noticed there was one box seat available for $25 in a very good location at the show. I called Cathy up and told her I was interested.
I went to bed Friday night looking like a ghost. My head was pounding, my body hurt, and my sinuses were wrecking havoc on me. I wasn't sure if I'd make it through Saturday.
I woke up Saturday morning feeling 50 times better than the night prior. I still had a headache and some congestion but I no longer felt as achy and I had energy again.
I didn't really see too many clinics the last day there. While planning the trip I has highlighted demos for the entire day every day but plans changed while I was there. I became more interested in the breed demonstrations. I learned about some rare breeds and some that I don't see very often. I finally got to see Paso Finos in action for the first time in real life.
I met the woman selling me the ticket for Fantasia and she seemed very nice, which was a relief because I'd be sitting with her that night.
I also had a chance to watch my friend ride in her originally scheduled clinic that afternoon with Chris Irwin. This was another excellent clinic to watch. I will talk about it further in tomorrow's article.
Once all was said and done I made my decisions about shopping. To be honest I was really underwhelmed by the sales at Equine Affaire. I had anticipated some really great deals but in truth the deals really weren't any better than what I'd find at the tack shop at home. I also didn't NEED a lot either, and my wallet thanked me. I picked up a sample bag of Yucc' It Up for $7.70, a bag of Stabul Nuggets for $10, and three hay nets for only $3.95 each. I have to say I am proud of myself for not going crazy!
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I helped my friends load the horses up and sent them on their way shortly after the clinic had ended. I grabbed a taco salad and made my way to the Colosseum for Fantasia. I was the first to arrive at our box, there were 6 seats. I began to pass the time chatting with a women in the neighboring box. We talked about where we are from and how Equine Affaire has been so far. Cathy arrived with her family (five of us altogether). Just before the show is set to begin a woman comes to sit down in the remaining seat. She had her husband with her despite only one seat being available. She wreaked of alcohol.
When the show began so did our drunk attendee's mouth. She was animated and demonstrated the horse's movements to her husband while shouting "beautiful" and "you go girl!" This seems innocent at first. Perhaps she knows the person in the first act….but it continued AND GOT WORSE. The "WHOOOS!" and the "YEAHHHHHSS!" became so ridiculous that she was asked to stop. She did, but continued a passive aggressive "I have to be BORING….can I clap?" or "Am I allowed to clap?" I spoke up and asked her to drop it but it didn't take. Just before intermission her husband finally forced her to leave.
I understand having fun, but I'd be so embarrassed to be that out of control. I doubt she even remembers a thing. Why would you want to miss out on a good memory being blackout drunk?
The rest of the show was utterly fantastic. Actually, the whole show was despite the blubbering buffoon. I've put together a mini-video for you to check out and I hope you enjoy!


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Map shows where there are more gun stores than Starbucks in USA
Aditya Chaturvedi
US have the lone distinction in the developed world in the case of private gun ownership. The country has more guns than the number of citizens and with the unfettered laissez-faire trade in guns, one just has to walk into the nearest supermarket and purchase a pistol, handgun, shotgun or a semi-automatic rifle of his choice( fully automatic rifles or machine guns are not legally permitted since 1986). In per capita gun ownership, US are second to none. Mass shootouts in schools, shopping complexes and theatres are also a peculiar US problem.
In the wake of the ghastly mass shootout in Las Vegas, the most gruesome shootout in the American history, more than 70 people lost their lives and close to 500 were injured. Stephen Paddock, the perpetrator of the massacre, legally bought 33 semi-automatic weapons.
Gun control is a hotly contested debate in the US and one that polarizes the country. The right to bear firearms is constitutionally enshrined under the Second Amendment of the US constitution and that makes regulating guns all the more difficult, as state intervention in gun ownership is deemed as infringement of citizens liberty by large sections.
Gun Dealers in the USA
There are approximately 65,000 gun dealers across USA.
A mapping project by the data visualization company 1point21 Interactive puts this figure into perspective by comparing it with something a lot of Americans love to savour- Starbucks coffee.
Upon entering the zip code, a tool called "Firearms + Frappuccinos" maps the locations of gun dealers (in pink), mass shootings (in yellow), and Starbucks (in green)
The gun shop location data was provided by the ATF, while the Starbucks locations were given by open data company Socrata .
Mapping gun stores with Starbucks coffee
Here are the maps of six major US cities, including Las Vegas
The mapping project attempts to highlight how entrenched the gun menace in USA is, and also how the lax attitude towards guns have made them a part and parcel of the American life, especially in the southern states and the midwest.
Map showing gun shops and Starbucks in USA
"There are more gun dealers in the U.S. than grocery stores (37,716), McDonald's (14,098), total coffee shops (55,246), and almost 6 for every Starbucks (10,843). If you include gun collectors, manufacturers, and importers (138,659 as of December 2015), there are more gun dealers in the U.S. than there are pharmacies (67,000) or public schools (98,328),the report said.
Las Vegas, the city famed for its glittering casinos, has equal number of gun stores and Starbucks outlets. The state of Nevada has very liberal gun laws and it strongly resisted regulations.
Map of Las Vegas
Starbucks in Las Vegas: 159
Gun dealers in Las Vegas: 158
Mass shootings in Las Vegas in 2015: 2
In Nevada, there were 14.9 gun deaths per 100,000 people in 2015, above the national average of 11.1.
The state does not asks for permits to buy rifles, shotguns, or handguns, and firearms can be brandished openly. Residents are not required to register their weapons with the state or obtain a gun license either.
Moreover, Nevada has a "stand-your-ground" law, which enables people to use deadly force against someone who attacks them, even if that person is unarmed.
Under the supervision of a parent or guardian, children 14 years and older can also handle rifles or shotguns.
California, unlike a lot of other states, mandates that all gun sales require a thorough background check. There are still a large number of gun dealers in Los Angeles, but not as many as there are Starbucks.
Map of Los Angeles
Starbucks in Los Angeles: 530
Gun dealers in Los Angeles: 230
Mass shootings in Los Angeles in 2015: 4
Most heavy-duty assault weapons and heavy capacity magazines are also banned in California.
Lousiana has some of the most liberal gun laws
Map of Louisiana state
Starbucks in Baton Rouge: 11
Gun dealers in Baton Rouge: 2
Mass shootings in Baton Rouge in 2015: 2
Starbucks in Baker: 10
Gun dealers in Baker: 147
Mass shootings in Baker in 2015: 1
Baltimore, Maryland has about 40 more gun dealers than Starbucks locations.
high concentration of gunstores in Baltimore
Starbucks in Baltimore: 110
Gun dealers in Baltimore: 156
Gun dealers in Baltimore in 2015: 10
Chicago has 1 gun shop for every 3 Starbucks. The state of Illinois has relatively strict gun laws
Starbucks in Chicago: 330
Gun dealers in Chicago: 101
Mass shootings in Chicago in 2015: 13
New York City– nicknamed the Big Apple– has relatively strict gun laws, there are about two Starbucks for every gun dealer.
Map of New York city
Starbucks in NYC: 1,646
Gun dealers in NYC: 711
Mass shootings in NYC in 2015: 11
The sale of assault rifles was banned in New York state in 2013
Starbucks has around 10,843 locations across the US. This means that for every Starbucks, there are nearly six gun stores. Exceptionally and uniquely American!
Gun distribution in US is the highest in the world
USA is home to 4.4% of the worlds population and has more than 50% of the civilian-held guns in the world.
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Merlin Competes With Hispania To Become Largest Hotel Socimi
Merlin, which has incorporated several hotels into its portfolio following its purchase of Testa, now owns 24 properties worth €654 million. Merlin is the largest real estate company and Socimi in Spain.
The merger between Merlin and Metrovacesa will create the largest real estate company and Socimi in Spain, market leader in the office segment and with a leading position in the shopping centre sector. In addition, the new Merlin will be one of the largest hotel lease operators in Spain, which will allow it to catch up with Hispania, the Socimi in which the investor George Soros holds a stake.
Following the integration with Metrovacesa, Merlin will go from owning 12 hotels worth €398 million to having 24 hotels with a gross asset value (GAV) of €654 million. In this way, the new Merlin will increase the value of its assets by 1.6 times following the integration, which is expected to be closed during Q4 2016, after the competition authorities and the general shareholders' meetings of both companies have approved the deal.
By number of rooms, the union of Merlin and Metrovacesa will give rise to a hotel lease giant, with almost 4,500 rooms and a gross yield of 5.8%. The operation will also allow the group to increase the appeal and liquidity of its hotel division. The hotel business will account for around 7% of the new Merlin, which will have an total asset portfolio worth €9,300 million.
The company's integrated portfolio of assets will include hotels as iconic as the Eurostars de las Cuatro Torres, inherited from Testa and the Barceló Torre, inherited from Metrovacesa, both located in Madrid.
For the time being, Hispania leads Spain's ranking of the owners of hotels operated and managed by third parties, both in terms of the number of rooms and asset value. At the end of the first quarter, Hispania's hotel portfolio included 8,234 hotel rooms in total, across 27 hotels, as well as two shopping centres and a plot of land, with a gross value of €862 million. In addition, in March, Hispania acquired the mortgage debt of Dunas Hotels & Resorts from several financial institutions, whereby acquiring 1,183 rooms in four hotels. The group, which owns the Hotel Guadalmina Spa & Golf (Marbella) and the Holiday Inn Bernabéu (Madrid) also bought the Hotel Oasis Resort (Lanzarote) last week. Following that operation, Hispania now owns 35 hotels and more than 10,400 rooms. Merlin's hotel lease contracts all involve fixed rents, whereas Hispania operates using all types of lease contracts. Some include variable components linked to the evolution of the business. Currently, that is the most common type of lease contract in the hotel sector.
Nevertheless, Merlin has described its hotel division as "non strategic", "which means that, in the medium term, it will be looking for a way out of this arm of its business".
Sources in the sector believe that, if it chooses to exit the hotel business in a single transaction, then we will see a record-breaking operation in the hotel market. (…).
Author Carmel DrakePosted on July 26, 2016 Categories Real Estate NewsTags Barceló Torres, competition authorities, Dunas Hotels & Resorts, Eurostars de las Cuatro Torres, fixed rent, GAV, general shareholders' meeting, George Soros, Hispania, Holiday Inn Bernabéu, hotel chain, Hotel Guadalmina, Hotel Oasis Resort, hotels, manager, market leader, merger, Merlin, Metrovacesa, non-strategic, offices, operation, operator, portfolio, ranking, rent, rooms, shopping centres, Socimi, testa, variable rentsLeave a comment on Merlin Competes With Hispania To Become Largest Hotel Socimi
Hispania Buys Hotel Oasis Resort In Lanzarote For €28M
The Socimi Hispania, through its subsidiary Bay Hotels & Leisure, has acquired 100% of the company Inversiones Inmobiliarias Oasis Resort, owner of the Hotel Oasis Resort located in Costa Teguise (Lanzarote), from CaixaBank and Metrópolis for €28 million.
After this operation, the Barceló Group will operate the hotel under a lease contract, which forms part of the framework agreement that governs all of the hotels operated by the group.
The 4-star property has 372 rooms and is located right on the beachfront, opposite Hotel Barceló Lanzarote.
As part of its investment strategy, the group is considering integrating this asset with Hotel Barceló Lanzarote, with the aim of creating a mega resort with almost 800 rooms on the beachfront.
Although the hotel was refurbished recently, an investment of €4 million is planned to bring it up to Barceló's standards.
Following this acquisition, Hispania now owns 35 hotels, primarily in the vacation segment, and so has more than 10,400 rooms, making it the largest (non-operator) hotel owner in Spain.
According to Hispania's CEO, Concha Osácar, the Canary Islands is a key market for the company, given its stable occupancy rates throughout the year and its high degree of exposure to European tourists.
On 18 July, Hispania acquired 100% of the shares in the company Later Deruser, owner of the Hotel Paradise Portinatx in Ibiza (Balearic Islands) for €11 million, which will also be operated by Barceló.
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Author Carmel DrakePosted on July 22, 2016 Categories Real Estate News, Real Estate TransactionsTags 4 star hotel, Barceló, beachfront, CaixaBank, canary islands, Concha Osácar, Costa Teguise, framework agreement, Hispania, hotel chain, Hotel Oasis Resort, hotel operator, Hotel Paradise Portinatx, hotels, Ibiza, Lanzarote, Later Deruser, lease, Metrópolis, rooms, touristsLeave a comment on Hispania Buys Hotel Oasis Resort In Lanzarote For €28M


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Molly Benjamin is a Times columnist. She can be reachedvia email:


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Five out of six US wildfires are caused by people, says study
Posted: February 28, 2017 by oldbrew in flames, Idiots, weather, wind
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Some of the blazes were accidental, and as people travel more the areas at risk are increasing.
A new study blames people for triggering five out of every six wildfires in the United States and tripling the length of the wildfire season, reports the Daily Mail Online.
Even as climate change worsens the nation's fire season – making it longer and easier to burn more acres – researchers say human activities play an even bigger role.
Scientists looking at fire data from 1992 to 2012 found that 84 percent of all U.S. wildfires were started by people, either by accident or on purpose.
Human-caused blazes only burned 44 percent of the total acres.
University of Colorado fire ecologist Jennifer Balch found that human-sparked fires increased the fire season from 46 days to 154 days.
The study appears in Monday's journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
'People are moving more and more into natural wild areas and essentially providing ignition for wildfires,' said lead author Jennifer Balch, a fire ecologist at the University of Colorado.
Full report: Five out of six US wildfires are caused by people | Daily Mail Online
Climatism says:
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Nothing to see here. It's global warming aka climate change aka climate disruption.
Every natural disaster is caused by CO2. Period. (Even if CO2 is like kryptonite to fire.)
rishrac says:
And some aren't classified as human caused but probably were. The Waldo Canyon and Black Forest fires for example.
Fire ecology:
'Campaigns in the United States have historically molded public opinion to believe that wildfires are always harmful to nature. This view is based on the outdated belief that ecosystems progress toward an equilibrium and that any disturbance, such as fire, disrupts the harmony of nature. More recent ecological research has shown, however, that fire is an integral component in the function and biodiversity of many natural habitats, and that the organisms within these communities have adapted to withstand, and even to exploit, natural wildfire.'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_ecology
On the other hand there can be too much of a 'good thing'.
Several species in the US West, including at least one pine tree, have evolved to sprout their seeds after fire. Chemicals in smoke residue can be purchased to facilitate their propagation.
You don't evolve such things in the absence of fire.
THE biggest contributor to massive fires out west has been a generation of fire suppression building up huge fuel loads. Then the notion the fire season was ever 45 days is just nuts. They used to burn until the next seasonal rains came. I smell a dodgy "study".
Fire-activated Seed
Perhaps the most amazing fire adaptation is that some species actually require fire for their seeds to sprout. Some plants, such as the lodgepole pine, Eucalyptus, and Banksia, have serotinous cones or fruits that are completely sealed with resin. These cones/fruits can only open to release their seeds after the heat of a fire has physically melted the resin. Other species, including a number of shrubs and annual plants, require the chemical signals from smoke and charred plant matter to break seed dormancy. Some of these plants will only sprout in the presence of such chemicals and can remain buried in the soil seed bank for decades until a wildfire awakens them.
http://www.britannica.com/list/5-amazing-adaptations-of-pyrophytic-plants
Not so amazing is it? Trees may not want to give life to competitors for sunlight, water etc. right next to them, but if they know they're in a fire that's a different situation.
Denis Rancourt says:
"Anatomy of the false link between forest fires and anthropogenic CO2"
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/303446052_Anatomy_of_the_false_link_between_forest_fires_and_anthropogenic_CO2
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Bitter&twisted says:
"Even as climate change worsens the nation's fire season – making it longer and easier to burn more acres"
And what evidence do these "psientists" provide to support this statement?
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loveSTRONG ministries is a non-profit faith-based Christian ministry.
• Co-Founded a ministry for women with a mission to connect one another, develop their relationship with God and be inspired to "be love" to others.
- In charge of creating website and making updates to site.
- Design print pieces for retreat and one-day events with brochures, flyers, t-shirts, banners and collateral material.
- Create layout and schedule monthly newsletter, blogs and event emails through Mail Chimp.
- Develop and manage registration website for our events.
- Administration and organization skills used to manage registration on-site at all events.
• Organized Dysart Community Outreach Valentine Party with fun activities for the kids. February 2012.
• Organized Watkins Women Shelter Christmas Party pampering women with love. December 2011.
• Imagine Rosefield Crafters, created an after school program for kids to use their creative talents to raise money to make blankets for Project Linus. We made 555 craft items, raised over $1,000 and made 55 blankets to donate.
• Aiden Heintz Fundraisers, I used my design talents to organize two successful fundraisers with flyers and advertisement. Dress Down Day raising $2,800 and Raffle Prize Drawing raising $1,365. All proceeds were donated to help Aiden's medical bills towards fighting Wegeners Vasculitis. Aiden is awaiting a kidney transplant.
• Designed the 2014-15 school spirit shirt for the PTO fundraising.
• PTO helper with counting and clipping box tops for fundraising. Helped sell food at Bingo Night fundraiser and take photos of the event.
• Parent volunteer in my children's classrooms and workroom. Each year I would plan their Valentine Day parties with games.


Actually, it's kind of embarrassing. As of Friday, I'd never been to the Golden Gate Bridge. (I know, I know...) Before we moved up here last month, I'd only been to SF once: and on that 10 hour visit, we just didn't have the time to make it up past Fisherman's Wharf.
Luckily, I have a husband who doesn't want me to live in shame in our new city. So, Saturday morning we threw ourselves into the car and headed up north for a mini-hike.
You guys.... I seriously can't get over how BEAUTIFUL Northern California is. The coast, the bay, the islands, the peninsulas, are so stunning. There were points during our journey that I felt breathless.
We ended up at the Point Bonita Lighthouse, which was amazing (I want to live there.) It's perched up on a cliff above the water. The only way you can get there is to hike down a hill, go through a cave, and walk across a wobbly bridge while the wind throws you around and tries to steal your sunglasses.
So, yeah. We loved it.
Just discovered your blog - so glad I did! These photos are gorgeous. You are right, San Francisco and the coast are stunning - I've been lucky enough to go there a few times.
You probably have already done this, but my favourite place to go in SF is Foreign Cinema for dinner. I also really enjoyed Marin County.
I love seeing SF through your eyes since I am still relatively new, too! We do our best to go on LOTS of adventures, and each time I am mesmerized by the beauty of Northern California. So many times, I can't believe how lucky I am to live here.
I've started keeping a little list of restaurants I go to that I LOVE... for the Marina, it is Mamacitas. Killer margaritas and the tacos (especially the pulled pork or chicken) are delicious.
There's a lighthouse by the GG bridge? Wow. How did I not know this from all my years of living here? Your beautiful, dreamy photos of our city makes me proud of living here. Welcome to SF!


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Spirit Airlines To Begin Flights From Bradley Airport
By Kenneth R. Gosselin
Gov. Dannel Malloy announced that Spirit Airlines would fly out of Bradley International Airport.
WINDSOR LOCKS — Spirit Airlines will start nonstop flights between Bradley International Airport and Florida this spring, giving the airport its first ultra low cost air carrier.
Daily flights to Orlando will begin April 27, with a daily flight to Fort Lauderdale added on June 15. In addition, Spirit will offer four flights a week to Myrtle Beach, S.C.
"It's another step forward for our transportation system, and it's another step forward for us to be connected here in Connecticut to so many destinations," Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said, in a press conference at the airport Wednesday announcing the addition of Spirit to Bradley's carriers. "Our future in this state is to be better linked with the rest of the country and the rest of the world, and we're doing that."
The addition of Aer Lingus at Bradley last fall — returning nonstop, Trans-Atlantic service to the airport after an eight-year absence — raised Bradley's profile among other carriers, Malloy said.
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"We're in discussions with a number of other airlines about establishing service here at Bradley," Malloy said.
The state made a substantial investment in bringing Aer Lingus to Bradley. The airline's incentive package included up to $9 million in taxpayer-funded assistance to offset losses in the first two years of service, plus $5 million in fee waivers and marketing money.
Kevin A. Dillon, executive director of the Connecticut Airport Authority, said Spirit will receive $400,000 in marketing funding and other fee waivers. Dillon said no state money is involved, with funding coming from revenues generated by the airport.
At Wednesday's press conference, Spirit executives touted the low-cost benefits of flying on the airline.
"On April 27, the consumers of this area are going to be shocked and surprised on how much money they can save by flying Spirit," Paul Berry, Spirit's director of communications, said.
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Berry said the average, one-way flight is $50, with the lowest fare starting at $34, including taxes and fees.
"If you're flying at more popular times, it's going to be a little bit more," Berry said.
Berry responded to criticism that Spirit "nickels and dimes" its passengers for everything from extra bags to soda.
"If an airline tells you you're getting something for free, watch your wallet because you've already paid for it," Berry said. "We're the first airline that gives the consumer control over what they pay for on their air travel experience and what they don't."
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The ultra low-cost airline business model, which is increasing in popularity among economy travelers and the college student population, offers introductory service to a variety of destinations for very competitive fares.
Bringing Spirit to Bradley will foster more fare competition among carriers at the airport, Dillon said.
Spirit "expects to announce additional flights, and we certainly are hoping and encouraging them to do that to additional cities later this year," Malloy said.
Courant Staff Writer Matthew Kauffman contributed to this story.


From your holiday villa at Casa Lobera you can make several beautiful hikes. If you wish, you can do this together with us. We love hiking and have some beautiful hiking trails for you, ranging from 2 to 8 hours. Enjoy the beautiful nature and you may spot izards during your walk!
If you are an experienced hiker you can climb the Maroma (2065 m) in the Sierra Tejeda. This is the highest point of the province of Málaga. The view of Axarquía is breathtaking. From a protruding rock you have views over the nearby area of Granada and on the other side over the distant lands of Africa.


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Captain Mar-Vell of the Kree Imperial Militia is sent to observe the planet Earth as it is developing technology to travel into space. But, Mar-Vell eventually wearies of his superiors' malign intent and allies himself with Earth as the Kree Empire brands him a traitor as Mar-Vell fights to protect Earth from all threats.
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This is it: the harrowing tale of the Guardians' greatest triumph! (Or so they'd have you believe!) Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon and the rest of the Guardians of the Galaxy explode into action in this bombastic prison break! Plus: Find out why these ragtag heroes are worthy of guarding the galaxy in scintillating solo stories! Rocket and Groot team up with old friends to rescue a princess, but wi
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Freienbach, 19 September 2016 - Mühlhäuser GmbH in Freienbach entered into a cooperation agreement with SMT Scharf GmbH in Hamm. Core of the strategic partnership is the exclusive sale of a jointly developed logistics solution for transports along the tunnel ceiling for tunnelling applications through MÜHLHÄUSER around the world.
SMT Scharf AG CEO Hans Joachim Theiß adds: 'Based on the SMT monorail transport system we have jointly developed a logistics solution which deploys the proven SMT technology - riding along the tunnel roof. The new top heading rail system is made to fit the transport requirements of tunnelling. While SMT Scharf supplies major elements of the transport equipment and contributes to their further development - MÜHLHÄUSER advises interested customers, designs tunnel-specific logistics solutions and manages sales and service.
In 2014 MÜHLHÄUSER adopted an extended strategic direction and today is the only one-stop company worldwide which can design and supply different systems such as railbound transportation solutions (rolling stock, rails, switches), rubber tired solutions (MSVs), tunnel belt conveyor systems and pump solutions like component grouting plants along the upper ridge - as well as service the entire range with their technicians. Special attention was paid to reinforcing knowhow in the area of mechanized tunnelling. Today MÜHLHÄUSER has at their disposal a large range of specialists with many years of experience in mechanized tunnelling, and cooperates with the TBM manufacturer NFM Technologies.
'Essentially, tunnelling logistics start right behind the shield - hence optimizing materials flow must begin in the TBM back-up system. We invite all tunnel construction providers to distinguish between shield and back-up - rather than considering this as a closed system - and to investigate the potential of optimizing back-up and supply logistics together with us.' says Rechner who gained his extensive experience in tunnelling construction in his capacity of Head of Plant and Equipment with Bilfinger (today Implenia) in Mannheim.
'In close cooperation with our customers we focus on expanding our product and service portfolio. In line with our theme we are becoming the PARTNER for logistics solutions underground.' comments Oestreicher who previously managed strategical expansion programs at the competitor Herrenknecht.
The SMT Scharf Group designs, manufacturers and services transport equipment for underground mining construction. Main products are de-rail safe rail systems - which are deployed globally, especially so in underground coal mines - as well as chair lifts.


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De Mercuryeilanden zijn een tot Nieuw-Zeeland behorende archipel in de Grote Oceaan, gelegen ten noordoosten van Noordereiland, het noordelijkste hoofdeiland van Nieuw-Zeeland. De eilandengroep bestaat uit zeven eilanden en een aantal rotsen.
In het westen ligt het grootste eiland, Great Mercury Island (Ahuahua), dat privébezit is. Dan volgen de vijf kleinste Korapuki, Green, Middle (Atiu), Kawhitu (Stanleyeiland) en Moturehu, en ten slotte in het oosten Red Mercury Island (Whakau).

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Maps of Norfolk
An accurate map of the county of Norfolk
Nortfolcia; vernacule Norfolke
1 Karte : Kupferdruck ; 36 x 47 cm Valck; Schenk penes Gerardum Valk et Petrum Schenk
Nortfolcia
NORFOLCIAE comitatus Sheet 17
This map of Norfolk is from the 1583 edition of the Saxton atlas of England and Wales.This atlas was first published as a whole in 1579. It consists of 35 coloured maps depicting the counties of England and Wales. The atlas is of great significance to British cartography as it set a standard of cartographic representation in Britain and the maps remained the basis for English county mapping, with few exceptions, until after 1750. During the reign of Elizabeth I map use became more common, with many government matters referring to increasingly accurate maps with consistent scales and symbols, made possible by advances in surveying techniques. Illustrating the increasing used of maps in government matters, Lord Burghley, Elizabeth I's Secretary of State, who had been determined to have England and Wales mapped in detail from the 1550s, selected the cartographer Christopher Saxton to produce a detailed and consistent survey of the country. The financier of the project was Thomas Seckford Master of Requests at the Court of Elizabeth I, whose arms appear, along with the royal crest, on each map. Saxton, Christopher Ryther, Augustine
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This is a map of Norfolk. It forms part of an atlas that belonged to William Cecil Lord Burghley, Elizabeth I's Secretary of State. Burghley used this atlas to illustrate domestic matters. This map is actually a proof copy of one which forms part of Christopher Saxton's Atlas of England and Wales. This atlas was first published as a whole in 1579. It consists of 35 coloured maps depicting the counties of England and Wales. The atlas is of great significance to British cartography as it set a standard of cartographic representation in Britain and the maps remained the basis for English county mapping, with few exceptions, until after 1750. During the reign of Elizabeth I, map use became more common, with many government matters referring to increasingly accurate maps with consistent scales and symbols, made possible by advances in surveying techniques. Illustrating the increasing use of maps in government matters, Lord Burghley, Elizabeth I's Secretary of State, who had been determined to have England and Wales mapped in detail from the 1550s, selected the cartographer Christopher Saxton to produce a detailed and consistent survey of the country. The financier of the project was Thomas Seckford Master of Requests at the Court of Elizabeth I, whose arms appear, along with the royal crest, on each map. This map is different from others in the series as it shows the county divided into administrative units called hundreds' These are indicated by an alphabetical key, differentiated by colour and referenced to a index. Lord Burghley has added several place names. The map was engraved by Cornelius Hogius, one of a team of seven English and Flemish engravers employed to produce the copper plates for the atlas. Saxton, Christopher Hogius, Cornelius
Norfolk, Sheet 15 - Bartholomew's "Half Inch to the Mile Maps" of England & Wales
Sheets 35-36. (Cary's England, Wales, and Scotland).
1 : 360000 Cary, John, ca. 1754-1835
Norwich - OS One-Inch Map
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1 : 31680 The pecked red line following the course of the Little Ouse marks the county boundary of Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. Drawn on the left of the sheet, along the Ouse Valley, is a patchwork of arable land divided by straight water-filled dykes, typical features of the fens landscape. This elaborate system of drains and river diversions was designed in the 17th century by a Dutch engineer called Vermuyden. It made possible the conversion of pasture to arable land in this region. Yeakell, Thomas
1 : 31680 This plan records the Norfolk coastline, famous for its remote and diverse landscape. Sweeping sandy beaches, grass-tufted dunes and tidal inlets are all depicted. Light pencil interlinings ('hachures') are used to represent the gently rolling chalkland and glacial moraines leading away from the coast. Budgen, Charles
Kings Lynn - OS One-Inch Map
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1 : 31680 The words 'Trig Point' are noted to the far left of the drawing, below Bodney. They indicate points from which angular measurements were taken in order to plot accurately the location of prominent landscape features. The pencil interlining ('hachuring') and shading that indicate relief have been lightly applied, leaving the road network clearly visible. The detail with which the roads are rendered is indicative of the Ordnance Survey's military imperative. Metcalf, Edward B.
East Dereham
1 : 31680 The western boundary of this plan is formed by the Peddars Way, a Roman road laid down circa AD61. The ruins of Castle Acre are depicted along this road. Excavations here have uncovered a unique grain-processing plant, comprising a granary, a barn, a kilnhouse, a malthouse and a brewhouse. To the north-east of the castle are the ruins of a former priory belonging to the Cluniac Order, set on an incline above the River Nar. This small river, highlighted in blue on the plan, provided the priory with the greater part of its water supply via a 'monastic drain' - a general descriptive term for fenland drainage systems characterised by large overflow ditches. Metcalf, Edward B.
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1 : 31680 This plan covers part of Norfolk with the county town of Norwich,depicted at lower right., Built,on a hill, Norwich was of strategic importance to the invading Saxons, Romans and Normans.,,Light pencil interlining ('hachuring') is employed to represent the slight undulation,and the low hills of this part of East Anglia., The landscape is characterised by fertile farmland with a few woodland areas and wild heaths. Budgen, Charles
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1 : 31680 This plan covers the north-west Norfolk coast where the River Ouse flows into King's Lynn Wash. The tidal sand dunes, mudflats and salt marshes that characterise the constantly changing coastline are depicted to the left of the sheet. Peddars Way, a Roman road laid down in about AD61, is shown to the right. Budgen, Charles
1 : 31680 This plan covers the North Norfolk coast and features some of the most distinctive salt-marshes, inter-tidal flats, dunes, shingle and grazing marshes in Europe. Near Wells-next-the-Sea is Holkham Park with its triumphal arch indicated along the southern approach. This was the path visitors from London and Newmarket would have taken to Wells. At the highest point of the park, aligned with the arch, is the obelisk of Holkham Park Mansion and Kent's North Lodges. Budgen, Charles
Bury St Edmunds - OS One-Inch Map
North Walsham (Outline) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
North Walsham (Hills) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
Great Yarmouth (Hills) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
Great Yarmouth (Outline) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
Lowestoft (Hills) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
Lowestoft (Outline) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
Aylsham (Hills) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
Aylsham (Outline) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
Norwich (Outline) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
Norwich (Hills) - OS One-Inch Revised New Series
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This October marks the eighth annual marching band competition in central Texas. Supported by the Cedar Ridge High School "Raider" Band, the 2019 Texas Marching Classic (TMC) will be significant in its scoring rubric. Up to twenty-eight (28) bands from across the state will compete in the captions of Individual and Ensemble Music, Individual and Ensemble Visual, General Effect, Percussion, and Auxiliary.
This is a great opportunity to pour back into the lives of approximately 4500 Texas high school students and their families. These competitions not only benefit the students participating but also the community as a whole. The enrichment from the arts along with the team spirit fostered by the competition is a great investment in the community today, and tomorrow.


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Justice for Male Survivors of Sexual Violence
byAuthor Philipp Schulz
The global call for justice for victims of wartime sexual violence around the world has recently gained international attention when the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege. For years (if not decades), activists, policy-makers and scholars around the world have worked tirelessly to ensure accountability for crimes of conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). Important progress has been made, including at the International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda (ICTR) and the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and more recently by the International Criminal Court (ICC), where prosecuting SGBV is among the Office of the Prosecutor's (OTP) key strategic goals.
Sexual and gender-based violence as a weapon of war
Over the past two decades, the international community has witnessed progressive developments regarding the judicial investigation and prosecution of crimes of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). Generally, discussions on the topic suggest or assume that sexual (and gender-based) violence is something which mostly or exclusively concerns women and girls. Only recently, the issue of SGBV against men and boys has begun to be recognised. The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), for example, does not restrict SGBV to women and girls only.


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Q: Can't find methods in pocketsphinx module (Python3.4 on windows) I'm trying to use the PocketSphinx python module, I downloaded PyPocketSphinx via pypi.python.org using the win32-py3.4 link. But when I can't make this simple code working using the interpreter:
import pocketsphinx as ps
dec = ps.Decoder()

"AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'Decoder'
When checking the module via: dir(ps), I have:
['__builtins__', '__cached__', '__doc__', '__file__', '__loader__', '__name__', '__package__', '__path__', '__spec__']

And print(ps.__file__) gave me the right path (C:\Python34\lib\site-packages\pocketsphinx__init__.py)
I'm a bit lost why python find the correct module but can't figure out the methods within.
Would you have an idea ?
Thanks in advance,

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