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Kiel and Berlin march in step to Cologne
Füchse Berlin and THW Kiel are marching in step before they face each other in the all-German semi-final of the VELUX EHF FINAL4 on 26 May in Cologne. After Kiel had extended their winning series on Wednesday, Füchse followed suit on Friday evening with a successful dress rehearsal for Cologne.
Thanks to a 26:21(15:11) victory at HBW Balingen (including a goal from goalkeeper Silvio Heinevetter), Füchse remain third in the Bundesliga table, which would mean direct qualification for next season's VELUX EHF Champions League. Currently three points ahead of HSV Hamburg, Berlin need just one more victory in the final two games (played after the VELUX EHF FINAL4) to ensure they end the season in third spot.
THW Kiel beat HSG Wetzlar on Wednesday evening 33:27 (19:16) and extended their series to 62 points from 31 Bundesliga matches. On Sunday they will face N-Lübecke in their last league game before the VELUX EHF FINAL4 in Cologne. The current season record of THW is – in all competitions (league, cup, VELUX EHF Champions League) - 46 victories, three draws and one defeat.
"We are aiming to play at full throttle, as this is the best preparation for the VELUX EHF FINAL4," THW coach Alfred Gislason said before Sunday's match. But he added: "Some players need to recover before the season's finale, as they have minor injuries."
TEXT: Björn Pazen


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A foreign meat inspection program led to bacteria-laden beef arriving at American borders and shores.
Kimberly Kindy of The Washington Post recently spoke in an expositional video on the newspaper's website about a pilot meat inspection program instituted by the United States that reduces the number of government food inspectors by nearly 50 percent while extraditing the processing operation. The program was implemented by Canada, Australia, and New Zealand as a way to give them "equivalency status," or an approval from the federal government to export their meat to the US. Kindy reports that the system has yielded inconsistent results, and tainted beef products laden with bacteria have arrived at American ports and borders. The Post reporter notes that two of the main problems with this foreign meat inspection program are that it allows plant workers to do the inspections rather than impartial third parties and the sped-up production system hinders quality control.


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Ангарская () — микрорайон в составе Заводского района города Минска (Белоруссия). Расположен на юго-востоке города. Типичный «спальный район» с соответствующей инфраструктурой.

История
До окончания Великой Отечественной войны это была лесистая местность за пределами города Минска с небольшой речкой Тросянка и деревушкой Малое Стиклево. Сразу после окончания войны на этом месте стало возводиться жильё для работников новообразованного Минского автомобильного завода. Помимо двух- и трёхэтажных благоустроенных домов активно строились коммунальные бараки и выделялись участки под индивидуальное строительство. На этом месте возникли посёлки Северный, Западный, Южный и Молодёжный, крупнейшим из которых и дожившим до наших дней, стал Северный посёлок, расположившийся в границах современной Минской кольцевой автомобильной дороги и Дражни, состоявший в основном из одноэтажных деревянных домов и небольшого количества двухэтажек. Основная часть современного микрорайона тогда была ещё не застроена. С 1967 года началась застройка первого микрорайона Ангарская-1 типичными для того времени пятиэтажными зданиями. Изначально микрорайоны хотели называть по названию местной деревни Стикливо, однако позже от этих планов отказались и отдали предпочтение, возможно, названиям активно развивающейся в то время Сибири. В конце 1960-х у современной станции метро "Могилёвская" на одном из Ангарских холмов началось строительство комплекса общежитий для рабочей молодёжи, состоящего из четырёх двенадцатиэтажных зданий, соединённых двухэтажными строениями с инфраструктурой для проживающих 10 тысяч человек. Эти строения также должны были служить воротами города со стороны Могилёвского шоссе. В настоящее время на свободной части холма идёт строительство православного храма. Застройка Ангарской-1 была завершена к 1973 году. В этот же период была осушена заболоченная часть реки Тросянка, которая впоследствии стала частью улицы Герасименко. К 1984 году закончено формирование микрорайонов Ангарская-2 и Ангарская-3. В формировании района также просматривалась особенность в виде сохранения значительных частей лесных массивов под будущие парковые зоны. Второй и третий микрорайоны застраивались уже в основном 9- и 12-этажными зданиями. Последним и самым долго строящимся микрорайоном стал Ангарская-4, строившийся на протяжении 1990-х и начала 2000-х годов. В 21 веке во всех микрорайонах активно развивалась инфраструктура, а уплотнение жилой застройки приобрело самый массовый из всех частей Минска масштаб.

По состоянию на начало 2019 года жильё в микрорайоне стало одним из самых дешёвых в городе ($1172 за 1 м²) против $1286 в среднем по городу и более $2000 за квадратный метр в некоторых центральных районах и квартале по улице Парниковой. В марте 2019 года аренда жилья в микрорайоне была одной из самых дешёвых в Минске: за аренду однокомнатной квартиры просили менее $210 в месяц.

Расположение
Расположен на юго-востоке города. С юга от микрорайона проходит Партизанский проспект. Существует два выезда на МКАД. Граничит с северным посёлком.

Состав
 Ангарская-1
 Ангарская-2
 Ангарская-3
 Ангарская-4

Улицы
Основные улицы — Ангарская, Нестерова, Илимская, Герасименко, Байкальская и Алтайская, Хабаровская.

Общественный транспорт
Сообщение с другими частями города осуществляется автобусными маршрутами

 № 16 (ДС Ангарская-4 — ДС Чижовка)
 № 20с (ДС Ангарская-4 — ст. м. Академия наук)
 № 22 (ДС Ангарская-4 — ДС Чижовка)
 № 27 (ДС Ангарская-4 — Сосновый бор)
 № 61 (ДС Ангарская-4 — Селицкого)
 № 61д (ДС Ангарская-4 — ДС Шабаны)
 № 76э (ДС Ангарская-4 — ТЦ Ждановичи)
 № 88с (ДС Ангарская-4- Ландера)
 № 106 (ДС Ангарская-4 — ст. м. Тракторный завод)

троллейбусными маршрутами.

 № 3 (ДС Ангарская-4 — Вокзал)
 № 34 (ДС Ангарская-4 — Зелёный Луг-3)
 № 60 (ДС Ангарская-4 — ст. м. Могилёвская)
 № 67 (ДС Ангарская 4 — ав Восточный
 № 79 (ДС Ангарская-4 — ст. м. Могилёвская)

Ближайшая станция метро — «Могилёвская».

Здравоохранение

Имеется одна детская и одна взрослая поликлиники.
 Поликлиника № 17,
 Детская поликлиника № 23

Образование
Представлено 6 школами, 1 гимназией, 1 школой-интернатом, 1 дошкольным учреждением, совмещённым с начальной школой, и 13 детскими дошкольными учреждениями. 12 детскими садами и 1 ясли-садом. Также есть 1 музыкальная школа

 СШ № 8
 СШ № 109
 СШ № 141
 СШ № 162
 СШ № 169
 СШ № 173
 Гимназия № 21
 Школа интернат № 5
 Школа сад
 Детский сад № 91
 Детский сад № 251
 Детский сад № 348
 Детский сад № 392
 Детский сад № 405
 Детский сад № 436
 Детский сад № 443
 Детский сад № 449
 Детский сад № 458
 Детский сад № 459
 Детский сад № 478
 Детский сад № 479
 Детский сад № 531
 Ясли сад № 338
 ГУО «Детская музыкальная школа искусств № 2 имени Н. И. Аладова г. Минска»

Прочая инфраструктура
В микрорайоне расположены 12 продовольственных магазинов, торговый центр «Евроопт», ТЦ «Simax», промтоварный магазин «Северянка»; аптеки; 20 детских садов, 10 средних школ, детские библиотеки № 3 и 14; 3 отделения Беларусбанка, 2 отделения связи; гостиничный комплекс «Алмаз».

7 ноября 2015 года состоялось открытие МФК «Мандарин». Комплекс предлагает посетить спортивную и водно-термальную зону, рестораны, фитнес-бары, SPA-салон с массажными кабинетами и кедровыми фито-бочками.

Застройка
Микрорайон застроен пяти-, девяти- и двенадцатиэтажными домами. Имеется большой массив частного сектора. В двух кварталах Ангарская-1 преобладают дома 1965-70 годов постройки, а также отдельные дома середины 1980-х. Квартал Ангарская-2 в основном застроен панельными домами 1974-81 годов. Кварталы Ангарская-3 и 4 состоят из панельных домов 1982-89 годов. Квартал Ангарская-5 (улица Илимская) построен в конце 1990-х — начале 2000-х годов и состоит из 6-12 этажных кирпичных домов по индивидуальному проекту. Кварталы вдоль улицы Алтайская состоят из 9-12 этажных домов середины-конца 1980-х годов. В микрорайоне продолжается строительство, появились несколько 19-этажных домов по улице Байкальская, Герасименко, Илимская.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Новости Ангарской
 история жилого района Ангарская

Микрорайоны Минска
Заводской район (Минск)

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Whether you're just aging into Medicare and have decided that a Medicare Advantage Plan is right for you or whether you currently have a Medicare Advantage plan and want to change plans during AEP (the Annual Election Period of Oct 15th – Dec. 7th). This video will give you the information you need in order to make the best choice from the Medicare Advantage Plans available to you.
Now, I've covered the Pros and Cons of Medicare Advantage plans at length in another video, so if you're still on the fence as to whether a Medicare Advantage plans is right for you, I suggest watching that video first. Just look for "Medicare Advantage Pros & Cons" under our Medigap Tennessee youtube channel.
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In this video, I'm assuming you've decided that you're going with a Medicare Advantage plan as opposed to keeping Original Medicare and adding a Medicare Supplemental Plan and Stand Alone Prescription Drug plan.
I do recommend the latter over a Medicare Advantage plan, but a Medicare Advantage plan CAN be a good fit for some individuals. So, if you're set on a Medicare Advantage plan and just need some help deciding which specific plan and from which specific company to go with, this video will help you make that decision. Full disclosure here…CMS (The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services) does not let me tell you which plan I think is the best so, I won't be telling you which plan to enroll into in this video.
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Not every plan is the same in every county, so you want to be sure you're looking at the correct plan for the county in which you reside. Once you've narrowed down your choices to a few different plans from a few different companies, these next points I'm going to make should be the biggest factors to take into consideration when ultimately deciding on a plan to enroll into. I've listed them in order of their importance.
Some points may be more important to you than others, but this is just a general perspective when taking an initial glance at all of your options.
Not all Medicare Advantage plans include Prescription Drug coverage, but ever company offers at least one plan that DOES include Presciption Drug coverage. Unless you're a veteran and get your medications from the VA at little to no cost, you want to go with a Medicare Advantage plan that DOES include presciption drug coverage.
These plans are called MAPD plans (for Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug plans) Now, I list this point first, simply because a lot of these plans have many sublte differences, as far as premiums, copays, coinsurance, networks, ect…, but these plans can have very different drug formularies and drug copay amounts from company to company and from plan to plan.
Because of this fact, choosing a plan with a drug formulary that doesn't cover your specific medications can be a very costly mistake. Obviously it won't matter much if you're not taking any serious medications or not taking any meds at all, but if you're on any serious medications, especially any brand name medications, it is crucial that you make sure the Medicare Advantage plan's drug formulary covers YOUR specific medications. Not doing so, will not only cause you a serious headache when trying to get an exception for your meds, but could also cost you a small fortune each year as you may end up paying full price for a specific medication that isn't covered under the plans drug formulary.
So, the first thing that should narrow your search is making sure your specific medications are covered under a Medicare Advantage Plan's drug formulary.
A few other things to be mindful of in this regard is whether your drugs require prior authorization from the plan or whether they have any limitations for being filled on an ongoing basis. Your drugs might be listed in the plans drug formulary, but also might require your doctor to submit paperwork to the plan in order to get them prescribed and covered when you have them filled at your pharmacy of choice. Phone calls and paperwork are not fun when you just need your meds filled.
All Medicare Advantage plans have networks to deal with…yes, even the PPO plans. If you have a current doctor that you want to stay with, it's very important to make sure that your doctor accepts the Medicare Advantage plan that you're interested in, regardless of whether it's an HMO plan or a PPO. Not doing so will force you to choose another doctor if your current doctor doesn't accept the plan you want to enroll into. This also goes for your specialists and your hospital of choice.
Now, you may have heard that you can see any doctor you'd like with a PPO Medicare Advantage plan.
Well, that's partially true. PPO stands "Preferred Provider Organization". With a PPO plan you can go outside of network to see other doctors, but what you might not be aware of is that if you do go outside of your PPO network, you may pay up to 50% more for your services. And furthermore, it's up to the DOCTOR as to whether they want to accept your PPO Medicare Advantage plan as payment. It's their decision, not yours.
The best rule of thumb is to make sure your primary care doctor, your specialists and your hospital of choice accepts the Medicare Advantage Plan you're interested in… regardless of whether it's an HMO plan or a PPO plan. This will just save you a lot of frustration, phone calls and paperwork down the road.
All Medicare Advantage plans have ongoing out of pocket costs. This is one of the main differences between Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare Supplemental plans.
Now, there are some zero premium plans that don't cost you anything EXTRA on a monthly basis, but even those plans have ongoing costs like copays and coinsurance for specific services and procedures as well as an annual "Maximum out of Pocket" figure.
Don't let the zero-dollars-per-month price-tag fool you…they always get their money one way or another. These ongoing out of pocket copays, coinsurance and Maximum out of Pocket costs will vary from company to company and from plan to plan, but a lot of the comparable plans aren't that different in price when it comes to these ongoing out of pocket costs.
You're looking at minimal differences of $5-$10 dollars for doctor and specialist visit copays and $20-$50 dollars differnce in coinsurance costs for specific services and procedures. The one factor that can have a bigger impact is the annual "Maximum ouf of Pocket" figure between these different plans. Most, in fact, I think all of the Zero premium plans currently available in the market have a $67000 "Maximum out of Pocket" figure attached to them.
Some of the plans that have an ongoing monthly premium do have lower "Maximum out of Pocket" figures but the monthly premium price for these plans rarely justify the savings. If you're considering a Medicare Advantage plan that has a Monthly premium attached to it, you're much better off spending a bit more for a Medicare Supplemental plan and putting yourself at much less financial risk with much better coverage.
So, the entire point of having a "Medicare Advantage plan" is that you get extra protection, benefits and bells and whistles with the plan that you wouldn't get from just original Medicare. Just like my three previous points, these extra benefits are going vary from company to company and from plan to plan. Most plans offer an extra allowance for glasses or contacts on a yearly or every two years basis. How much allowance varies from plan to plan.
Some plans offer preventive dental benefits, but most of those plans have an ongoing monthly premium attached to them and you're typically better off with just going with one of the zero-premium plans and then adding a stand-alone dental plan that includes much better coverage and usually at a lower cost.
A lot of the plans offer a free fitness or gym membership via Silver Sneakers or Silver & Fit. This is a great perk that can help you keep active and in shape as there are several locations that accept this benefit like your local YMCA, Curves Fitness, Anytime Fitness and many others. It's usually not hard to find a location close to where you live that accepts Silver Sneakers or Silver & Fit.
In my opionion, the Maximum out of Pocket figure is the best extra protection that comes with a Medicare Advantage plan. It may have sounded like I speaking disparagingly about it earlier, but it's actually a great added feature that you wouldn't get if you had JUST original Medicare.
If you have JUST original Medicare as your only coverage, you are respondible for 20% of all medical costs and there is no limit or cap on that 20%. With the built in Maximum out of Pocket figure that comes with Medicare Advantage plans, you at least have a cap on the financial risk you can incur on a yearly basis.
As mentioned earlier, most Medicare Advantage plans have a yearly Maximum out of Pocket cost of $6700 So, you know no matter what may happen during the year, the MOST you'll have to pay out of pocket during any given year is that $6700 figure. It's easy to run up a large hospital bill in the event of a catastrophic situation or even if you just spend a few days in the hospital.
If you had JUST original Medicare as your only coverage, you could be on the hook for a $100,000 hospital bill that you'd have to pay $20,000 off. With a Medicare Advantage plan, you'd only have to pay $6700 in that same scenario. So, for that reason alone, Medicare Advantage plans are certainly better than having JUST original Medicare as your only source of coverage.
There are a few other benefits here and there that vary from plan to plan, but these are some of the main ones that might make a difference in your final choice.
Every Medicare Advantage plan has a Star rating from 1 – 5. One being the worst rating and five being the best. These ratings come from CMS (The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services) and are based on many differnt factors. Remember, Medicare Advantage plans are Managed HealthCare plans, so the star ratings rate each plan by how well it Manages their customer's healthcare.
The plans star rating is impacted by things like; Keeping it's members healthy, Managing chronic, long-term conditions, the member's experience with the plan, member complaints, customer service, drug customer service, drug saftey, and drug pricing. These star ratings can have a heavy impact on a company's plan as a plan that continues to have a low-star rating (like a 1 or 2) can face corrective action from CMS or be removed from the market altogether.
Most of the plans in Tennessee are 2.5 to 3.5 star rated plans. There are a couple 4 star rated plans, but there is no 5 star rated Medicare Advantage plan in Tennessee at this time.
That being said, it's something to keep in mind when you're choosing a plan, but not something that will have a drastic effect on you if you're mindful of the above 4 points we've already discussed.
Personally speaking, I have clients that are on 2.5 star rated plans that absolutely love their plan and I've also moved clients from a 4 star rated plan because they hated it.
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A: Try this:
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Карлос Верона (; род.  в Сан-Лоренсо-де-Эль-Эскориаль, Испания) — испанский профессиональный шоссейный велогонщик, выступающий c 2016 года за команду .

Выступления

 2009
 3-й — Чемпионат Испании среди юниоров в групповой гонке
 2010
 2-й — Чемпионат Испании среди юниоров в индивидуальной гонке
 5-й — Vuelta Al Besaya
 2011
 6-й — Tour des Pays de Savoie
 7-й — Vuelta a la Comunidad de Madrid Sub-23
 7-й — Cinturó De L'empordà
 2012
 1-й в Горной классификации — Vuelta Ciclista a León
 9-й — Toscana-Terra di ciclismo
 2013
 8-й — Кубок Японии
 2015
  Приз самому агрессивному гонщику на этапе 10 — Вуэльта Испании

Статистика выступлений на Гранд Турах
Тур де Франс
Участие:0

Джиро д'Италия
Участие:1
2016: 46

Вуэльта Испании
Участие:2
2014: 66
2015: 29;  Приз самому агрессивному гонщику на этапе 10

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Велогонщики Испании


The challenges encountered in Web accessibility covers a wide range of disabilities. This article focused on just one of those—visual impairment. With just a small glimpse into the world of adaptive technologies, you can better appreciate the value of taking the initiative to create accessible content.


Romantic cottage sleeps 2, in Brittany with its own private hot tub!
Peony cottage has a stunning newly fitted kitchen which includes an oven/grill, microwave, induction hob, fridge freezer, and dining area inside.
The bedroom is decorated with soft pastel colours and included in the price is linen, towels dressing gowns and slippers. The bathroom has a newly fitted walk-in shower, there are free toiletries and a hairdryer.
The Peony Cottage is fully heated throughout. There is a double bedroom, bathroom with a shower and toilet, lounge with settee, TV with English and French channels, free WIFI, DVD and DVD's to watch, radio, dining table, and fully fitted kitchen.
The Peony Cottage has its own private outside sitting area to relax and take in the views. There is also seating area for 2 people at the front of the property and also at the back. Prefect for 'Alfresco dinning'. There is a wooden heated hot tub, prefect for relaxing! A BBQ as well swing chair.
As part of your welcome you will receive a free complimentary basket this will include local Bretton biscuits, wine or cider and tea and coffee.
Just to note people wanting to use the hot tub please inform us prior to your visit and we will prepare this for you. All guests who are staying 2 or more nights will get a free complimentary basket of wood for the hot tub and we will prepare this prior to arrival if requested.
If travelling by Brittany Ferries please message us and we will be able to send you a code to receive a discount.
Set in tranquil countryside with panoramic views over the valley and wooded areas, we are situated down a quiet lane with no through traffic close to the centre of Paule, here a small bar, shop and a patisserie can be found. We are also only 0.6 miles from the Nantes – Brest canal. There is lots of places to go fishing, walking and cycling.
A little further away (1.9 miles) is Glomel, here you will find the beautiful 'Lake Coronc' which has a small beach and lots of water activities, there is also a bar, pizzeria and restaurant.
We are also only a 15 minutes' drive away from the larger towns of Rostrenen and Carhaix – Plougher which have a number of bars, restaurants, shops and supermarkets.
Further beaches can be found at Lake Guerledan (13 miles) which hosts many outdoor activities and has restaurants such as Auberge de Guerledan close by (we can highly recommend).
Cottage , 38 sq. m.
• Guests are asked to leave the property clean and tidy. Failure to do this may result in withholding some or all of the Security Deposit.
*There is a booking fee of £25 added to the total amount of the holiday.
Includes all charges, linen and towels (we ask you to bring your own towels for the beach). All prices quoted at the point of enquiry are valid for seven days only, after this time where we have not received a deposit, any prices can be subject to change. All prices are quoted in Pounds. If you would prefer to pay in Euros we can do this if requested.
* Self-catering accommodation 'Peony Cottage' are by the week from Saturday to Saturday (unless by prior arrangement) from 4pm on the date of arrival to 10am on date of departure. Minimum of 2 nights low season and 3 nights otherwise.
At the time of receiving your request to proceed with your booking you will be asked to supply your full contact details. We will require the details of the persons to be staying at the property. You will be required to pay an initial deposit of 30% of the total amount of the holiday (unless it is 8 weeks prior to arrival in which instance we would require the full amount at this stage). Please note, once a payment has been made, this will confirm your acceptance of our terms and conditions. Upon receipt of your payment we will send you confirmation and will hold the selected property for the requested dates for you. We will also send you details for Brittany Ferries discount code if requested. Please note that the booking deposit is non-refundable in case of cancellation or change to a booking unless we are able to re-let the specified days/week for listed price.
The balance of your holiday is due in cleared funds 8 weeks prior to your arrival date. If the funds are not received by this time, the booking will be treated as a cancellation, the dates will be released and any reinstatement would be treated as a new booking where the full amount would be due. Upon receipt of the final balance the directions will be sent to you. *Please note any transfer fees must be paid by the client, and the client name must be included on the payment details where possible.
If you, the client wish to cancel your booking we will require written confirmation (email is acceptable, but receipt must be confirmed by us). The cancellation takes effect from the day that the written confirmation is received. In the event that we can re-sell the full dates that you have cancelled then you will be refunded the monies paid minus 80 pounds/euros administration fee. The refund will be calculated based on the exchange rates at the time.
30% of the total holiday cost. Where cancellation notice is received after the deposit has been paid and no less than 8 weeks prior to the booking start date.
100% of the total holiday cost. Where cancellation notice is received after the balance is due and / or been paid and less than 8 weeks to the booking start date.
The client shall take all reasonable and proper care of the property, inside the house and in the garden, and any furniture, pictures, fittings and effects in or around the property and leave them in the same state of repair and condition at the end of the rental period as found at the beginning. The property is to be left in a clean and tidy condition, including all cutlery and crockery cleaned and all rubbish removed and placed in appropriate bins/recycling bins. On changeover days there is only time for a superficial check and general clean. We rely upon goodwill of our guests whose co-operation we greatly appreciate. Should the property be left in a poor condition, requiring more intensive cleaning, then this will be charged at 30 euros per hour and deducted from the security deposit. If the owner is alerted to concerns surrounding the care of the property, or disturbances, the owner reserves the right for them, or the housekeeper to enter the property to carry out the appropriate checks and are within their rights to ask the clients to vacate the property with immediate effect if found in a neglected or damaged condition. If the owner is dissatisfied with the condition of the property upon the client's departure, they may refuse to take a booking from the client again.
Like most French properties in the countryside, our house uses a fosse Septique (similar to a septic tank.) Please only flush the toilet paper provided and make sure tampons, sanitary pads, face wipes or any other items are disposed of in the waste bins. Flushing any other items can be damaging to the system and in some cases cause blockages, if this happens we may need to deduct any repair costs from the security deposit.
Sun cream, fake tan, waterproof make-up and hair dye can cause permanent damage to bedding, linen and towels and we ask all guests to take care when using these products. If you plan to use them, we recommend that you bring some spare linen in order to prevent staining during your stay. Although we will make every effort to remove any such stains we reserve the right to charge for replacement items if necessary.
At no time must any more guests be on site at the property than stated on the booking contract, except with prior written agreement. The owners refuse the right to refuse admittance is this condition is not observed. If you the client alter your booking without prior request and if additional clients are given unauthorised access to the property, the additional costs incurred will be deducted from your cautionary deposit.
It is key that you adhere to the standard arrival and departure times for the property in order to allow us to prepare the properties between rentals. Check in will be from 4pm to 8pm (if later prior arrange will need to be made with the owners). Check out is from 10am on date of departure.
Please note that all our properties are non-smoking inside the properties. Ashtrays will be provided on request and clients can only smoke outside within the designated areas. Clients must use ashtrays provided and clean these prior to departure. Failing this a charge will be made for extra cleaning which will be 30 euros per hour and this will be taken from your cautionary deposit.
Please be advised that the Owners do not accept any responsibility or liability for loss of or damage to any of your personal items, belongings or vehicles, unless we are responsible for the damage. In instances where the owner is required to enter the property during your residence please ensure that at least one member of your party is present.
In the unlikely event that you observe any damage on your arrival or any issues arise during your stay, including maintenance, please contact us immediately so we can deal with your query/complaint. If you fail to do this then we cannot accept responsibility, if we don't know, we can't fix it.
Holiday and travel insurance, including cancellation cover is essential for your own protection and we advise you the client, to be suitably insured with an insurance company of your choice. (Please make sure your insurance cover includes loss of initial payments and cancellation).
Compensation payments do not apply where performance of the contract is prevented by risk of war or threat of war, riot, civil strife, industrial dispute, terrorist activity, natural or nuclear disaster, fire, adverse weather conditions, technical problems of transport, closure or congestion of airports, cancellation or changes of schedule by airlines or any events beyond or control.
Although it is unlikely the owner reserves the right to cancel your holiday, if for reasons beyond their control the property is no longer available. In this event, the owner will inform you, the client, as soon as possible and you will be offered the choice of an alternative holiday of at least comparable standard, if available, or a refund of all monies paid, provided it does not arise from reasons of Force Majeure, as set out above. If the alternative is less expensive than the property booked you will receive a refund for the difference. If it is more expensive you will be asked to pay the difference. The owner will not be liable for any further obligations, compensation or claims by the client.
On occasions it may be necessary to amend the arrangements with you, the client, have selected (such as arrival times etc..) and the owner reserved the right to do so.
We shall not, except if caused by our negligence or breach of these bookings conditions, be under any liability to the client or third parties for any accident, damage, loss, injury, expense or inconvenience, which may be suffered, incurred or arise in any way connected with the rental. Nor can we be responsible for any accident, loss or damage of a hiring party to their property, vehicle or personal effects, unless the owners are responsible.
A cautionary deposit is required in clear funds, a minimum of one week prior to your arrival date. Please note cheques are not accepted for damage deposit payments. Where a cautionary deposit is paid by bank transfer it will be refunded by bank transfer, please provide us with your bank details to refund accordingly. The cautionary deposit will be refunded within 14 days of your departure from the property less any costs incurred, but only upon receipt of your bank details. A charge will apply where we are requested to credit an international bank account. The client is legally bound to reimburse us for replacement, repair or extra cleaning costs on demand. Cautionary deposits are to cover any damage to the property and any contents, extra cleaning costs if the property is not left clean and tidy and in an unreasonable state, neglect, loss or non return of keys. In the event of damages caused by you, the client, and your party during your stay and costing in excess of the cautionary deposit payment you will be notified in writing of the amount owing, and funds will be due within 30 days of day of departure.
The security deposit for Peony Cottage is 100 £/Euros.
#78. A perfect relaxing break!
We stayed in Peony Cottage for 4 nights recently. What a find!
The cottage was spotlessly clean and superbly equipped, furnished and decorated.. Deep in the heart of the Brittany countryside it is perfect for escaping from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
The owners Jane and Richard live next door and are on hand to help with any questions about the cottage or surrounding area.


Learn what a File Manager really is and just how it differs from its desktop equivalent.
A File Manager tool is found in all web hosting Control Panels. As the name indicates, it's used to manage the files inside an account and all File Managers support a variety of primary functions - browsing, moving, copying and deleting files. Some Control Panels may offer you more complex functions also - changing file and folder permissions or creating and unpacking archives. Even though files could be uploaded and downloaded through an FTP client, the File Manager is employed way more often, so the simpler to use it is, the easier it will be for you to handle your online presence in general. The opposite is also true - a File Manager that's hard to use could make it more frustrating and tough for you to control your site content, especially if you don't have previous experience.
If you buy a shared website hosting plan from our company, you can take advantage of a sophisticated File Manager tool, which is part of our Hepsia hosting Control Panel. It includes many features and even regular ones such as copying or moving files could be accessed via right-click context menus, that'll make you feel as if you're using an app on your computer system. If you transfer whole folders, their structure will be kept unchanged, so you shall not need to be concerned about scrambled files. The context menus shall give you access to loads of other sophisticated capabilities also, so stuff like creating an archive of an entire folder or creating a password-protected area shall be only a click away. Also, you won't need a third-party FTP program to upload content, due to the fact that our File Manager supports drag & drop and folder uploads. You could also use three different file editors – a code editor, a WYSIWYG editor and a plain text editor.


Quality magnetic LED lightboxes/light box make your arts standout.
This entry was posted in Light Boxes, Light Boxes - Slimline on January 21, 2015 by admin.
Besides standard size ( A0, A1, A2, A3), we can supply Custom Size light box/lightboxes requiring by clients. Slim light boxes/lightboxes are perfect for menu displays of restaurant and poster display of retail shops.
Here is a custom size light boxes. Outer size is 610x610mm Square shape, only 10mm thickness.
This entry was posted in Light Boxes, Light Boxes - Slimline on October 15, 2014 by admin.
Stylish A3 Acrylic Lightboxes/light boxes, ultra slim design, high and even lightness.
EZBanner supplies high quality light boxes, including snap-frame light boxes, magnet light boxes (great for menu display), acrylic light boxes and custom size light boxes.
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16 Schuman Road
Millwood NY 10546
info@newcastlept.net
Matthew Marucci
Laura Marucci
Angela Matos
Caron DuBois
Brian Kiger
The Front Desk
Matthew Marucci, PT, MSPT, OCS, CSCS
Matt Marucci is a licensed Physical Therapist with a board certification in Orthopedics from the American Physical Therapy Association. He received his undergraduate degree in Neuroscience from Colgate University and a Master's in Physical Therapy from Boston University. Matt is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Matt has spent the last 15 years in outpatient orthopedics and has spent hundreds of hours in continuing education classes, achieving the distinction of Advanced Hip Clinician with the Hospital for Special Surgery in 2010. His clinical experience includes time at Healthsouth Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation in Birmingham, Alabama where he had the opportunity to work alongside some of the top orthopedic surgeons and physical therapists in the country. He also completed an affiliation at the Kessler Institute of Rehabilitation, where he worked with a wide variety of neurological patients. His areas of clinical interest include orthopedic and sports medicine, personal training, and wellness programs for neurological patients.
In addition to his time in the clinic, Matt spends considerable time representing and advancing the profession of physical therapy. He served as the Chair of the Hudson Valley District of the New York Physical Therapy Association from 2010-2016 and Vice Chair from 2016-2018.
Matt grew up locally and attended Valhalla High School, where he played varsity baseball, basketball and soccer. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters, exercising, mountain biking, and rooting for the Yanks and Giants.

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The film was documented under IGNCA's Narivada Project wherein a holistic view of Lepchas priestesses is explored through various nuances of dialogue and rituals. Geographically Lepchas reside in Sikkim and Darjeeling district and Kanchenjunga remains its core of sacred belief. Lepcha believe that mounts denotes male and lake denotes female. Lepchas woman priestesses are said to be gift of God and they believe that they are reincarnation. Women priestesses of Lepchas command huge social respect among the Lepchas community and are living in the land of hidden paradise. The film documents the process of becoming the Lepchas priestesses through three major stages. The film in short revolves around the belief system and the orality of Lepchas spiritualism within the broad vision of women priestesses encircling the empowered life style and role to guide the life and beyond.


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JOBS: This local bank is hiring right now
By Thomas Gnau
Fifth Third Bank is hiring right now in Dayton and Cincinnati.
The bank said it is hiring for nearly 1,000 positions in retail banking centers, mortgage and operations across its footprint, "including a significant number in its Cincinnati headquarters market."
Some of the hires will be in the Dayton area.
"Yes, some of the hires will be in Dayton at our financial centers – this includes tellers and personal bankers," Fifth Third spokeswoman Laura Trujillo said in an email to the Dayton Daily News.
She did not have an estimate on the number of expected Dayton hires, but said many of the hires overall will be in Cincinnati with Fifth Third's call centers and mortgage center.
Open roles are available across Fifth Third Bank's 10-state footprint and include 500 positions in retail, 350 mortgage sales and support positions and 100 positions in operations, the bank said.
Fifth Third's starting wage is $18 an hour and provides a benefits package, the bank said.
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In addition, certain on-site employees hired by May 10 are eligible for up to $1,000 in additional payments, Fifth Third also said.
Candidates may apply at 53.com/careers.
"Our Fifth Third customers and communities need us more than ever during these uncertain times, and we will continue to be here for them," Greg Carmichael, chairman, president and chief executive of Fifth Third Bancorp, said in a release. "I'm proud of the extraordinary service our employees are providing each day."
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To help slow the spread of COVID-19, Fifth Third has transitioned some roles to remote work locations. Many of the Bank's customer-facing employees, however, continue to work on-site.
Kettering Health opens new $10M health center in Centerville
FTC proposes noncompete clauses ban on employees
Regional Economic Outlook: Attracting and keeping skilled workers...
Regional economic outlook: Residents, businesses will still feel sting...
Cincinnati Children's sets opening date for $2.6M Centerville facility
Thomas Gnau
Thomas Gnau is a business reporter who joined the Dayton Daily News in 2007. He has reported for daily newspapers in Ohio since 1991.


The Congregation Agudas Achim celebrated a very special event at its August 5th Shabbat service. We celebrated 30 years as a member of the Union for Reform Judaism.
Highlights included a very special presentation honoring the occasion by Barbara Seidel who is the chief operating officer of the Reform Union. Members of the Agudas Achim who were involved in building the Agudas Achim community spoke of their experiences of transforming a disappearing orthodox synagogue to vital congregation which attracts congregants from all parts of Sullivan County and beyond. Time was given for all to share their own experiences in the community.
Rabbi Pomerantz and cantorial duo Ira & Julia Levin gave an inspirational service, which was followed by a special oneg.
Featuring our own Rich Chiger will be performing Traditional Klezmer and Yiddish Music at the Nessin Cultural Arts Theater 22 St. John St. Monticello 3p.m. on July 10th. Tickets are $15 in advance, $18 at the door. Call 794-6013 or email nessinmusicalculturalarts.org for tickets and more informational.
On October 9, Agudas Achim celebrated Simchat Torah. It truly was a joyous evening with about 40 in attendance, we performed all the necessary rituals. Thanks to the Ahavath Shalom placing 3 additional torahs in our care,we joyously carried and danced 6 torahs around the sanctuary. We happily welcomed back Rabbi Pomerantz to the bimah. Dimona Galli enthusiastically completed the yearly cycle and began again our adventure with Beresheit. Ira and Julia Levin provided the music to make the service completely wonderful.
There were other highlights which made this night special. Our Hebrew school students instructed us on the importance of this celebration. Rabbi Pomerantz did a great job in keeping the evening meaningful for the adults and the children attending. We were able to share the happiness and pride that Ken & Barbara Schmitt felt as their son Aaron, on leave from the Navy, attended with them. Aaron might have been the first person called to the torah with Anchors Away being played in the background. Rabbi Pomertantz recalled that Max Siegel, recently in a serious car accident, was the first bar mitzvah he performed as our Rabbi. The congregation sung a heartfelt mishaberach for Max and his family. The celebration ended with an outstanding oneg, as we shared the delicious desserts brought by each family.
Photos and video of the event can be viewed here.
As part of a program to increase our cultural programming, and reach out to people who may not reside in Livingston Manor, Agudas Achim and the Catskill Arts Society sponsored an Artist-in-Residence weekend from August 6-9. Noted artist Mordechai Rosenstein led a wide-ranging program that included: exhibiting his paintings, discussing his artistic style and experiences with members of the Congregation and community at large, leading a children's art program, and leading a presentation on Jewish art over the ages. People were also given the opportunity to visit our historically important synagogue. Because the general response was very positive, we are encouraged to expand the offering next year.
Mordechai Rosenstein is a well known modern Jewish artist, He work is created by using a myriad of pieces utilizing vibrant colors and flowing lines that transform the art of Hebrew calligraphy into a modern day feast for the eyes. His work is found in museums, synagogues and institutions around the world. His pieces titled L'Dor V'Dor and Education now hang proudly at Agudas Achim as a result of the generosity of a few art loving members.
A one-woman play starring Sandra Laub as Golda Meir was performed to great acclaim at Agudas Achim on July 6, 2017. Ms. Laub artistically and dramatically used the synagogue balcony to enhance her performance.
Sandra Laub, an award-winning actress and veteran teacher, has been performing William Gibson's Tony Award-winning one-woman play, Golda's Balcony, in a variety of settings—theaters, classrooms, social halls, sanctuaries—to critical acclaim and heartfelt audience response since 2013.
Congregation Agudas Achim of Livingston Manor sponsored a unique musical and dining experience as a fundraiser. Tickets for the musical program were be $20 per person for up to 4 continuous hours of outstanding entertainment. An all you can eat chicken barbeque (buffet style) at $20/pp was available for purchase. Our goal was to raise money to help enable us to preserve and maintain our historic 90+ year old synagogue. The Agudas Achim synagogue is on the state and national register of historic places. It is also recognized as a significant building and community among Synagogues around the world.
Music filled the barn pavilion behind The Arnold on Shandelee Road between Livingston Manor and Youngsville. The Arnold is well known by locals and visitors alike and highly rated for its food and hospitality.
The Levins performed music from various folk and Jewish traditions. They perform at numerous folk festivals, secular venues and synagogues throughout the country and have just returned from a successful tour of the Midwest. They are winners of numerous awards for the quality of their music. Go to www.thelevinsmusic.com to learn more and listen to their music.
David Rosenberg is well known around Sullivan County for encouraging the audience to sing along while he plays music everyone will know. Joining him were Debbie Fisher and Joanna Gass to complete a trio reminiscent of the old Catskill hotels where the musicians interacted with the audience to create a fun atmosphere. Sherrie Kane-Graeber of Washingtonville also performed in 2016 while local favorite Lori Schneider slotted in for 2017.
Sunday Songfest was one of the best events of two summer seasons. Everyone had a great time. Where else could you get 4 hours of outstanding music and an unlimited dinner cooked by gourmet chefs for $36?
Roll out the Fred Carpet – 2018 Celebrating Rabbi Fred's 5oth year in the rabbinate and 13th year with the congregation. You had to be there to appreciate the spirit and loved shared among the rabbi's family, friends and past and present congregants. BHR served an outstanding lunch while the Levins performed outstanding sets of music for us, highlighted by a drum solo by the rabbi. A bar-mitzvah-style candle lighting ceremony, orchestrated by Sandy Pomerantz capped the afternoon's festivities.


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Q: XElement Generates names starting with "I have problems when splitting large XML files. When I generate new elements (copying from the original file) to be inserted in the new, small file, they all starts with <at:
So for example, my root element looks like this: <at:export
Instead of this: <export
They have the same encoding (UTF-8) with Unix LF.
Anyone that knows why?
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The code in my split function
public List<XDocument> SplitXML(string sourceFile, string chunkNode, int chunkSize)
    {
        var smallXMLs = new List<XDocument>();

        Console.WriteLine("Start reading XML document...");
        XDocument document = XDocument.Load(sourceFile);

        XElement content = (XElement)document.Root.LastNode;

        Console.WriteLine("Generating chunk docs...");
        var ids = content.Elements();
        XDocument newRequest = null;
        XElement root = null;
        XElement items = null;
        int i = 1;
        do
        {
            root = new XElement(document.Root.Name, document.Root.Attributes());
            items = new XElement(chunkNode);
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            var chunk = ids.Take(chunkSize);
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Part of the source XML:
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            xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
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Part of the output XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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CWE SCORES MAJOR VICTORY: Court Rules IDNR Negligent for Failing to Warn State Park Patrons of Deadly Wildlife Traps
You've been following Center for Wildlife Ethics's updates on important litigation in Indiana, Liddle v. Clark, et al., a case involving outrageous recklessness by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources ("IDNR") in public parks.
This week, we are thrilled to share our biggest announcement yet.
After years of tireless work on behalf of plaintiff Melodie Liddle, CWE obtained a big win for companion animals, their guardians, and wildlife in Indiana. The Marion Superior Court #2 ruled that the State of Indiana was negligent for failing to warn park patrons that their employee was maintaining hidden, deadly animal traps throughout state park property.
The circumstances of this case are quite disturbing. This litigation started after Ms. Liddle's beloved dog, Copper was killed in a steel trap about 15 feet from a paved roadway at Versailles State Park ("Park"). The deadly trap was hidden inside a wooden box built into an embankment near Laughery Creek's edge.
Following Copper's gruesome death, Ms. Liddle discovered that dozens of these deadly devices had been hidden throughout the Park by an IDNR employee. The employee was trapping raccoons at Versailles and selling the animal pelts for 8 years with IDNR's knowledge, but without legal authorization.
Versailles State Park, Indiana
Ms. Liddle persisted when the IDNR repeatedly leveled absurd defenses, asserting, for example, that she somehow was to blame for Copper's death. Fortunately, the Court rejected the state's claim that Ms. Liddle was contributorily negligent by walking a few feet down a path to allow her dogs a drink of water.
CWE's efforts to obtain justice for Copper and Ms. Liddle are ongoing. We are already hard at work on an appeal of the Court's earlier rulings in this case. But we wanted to pause briefly to share what is truly a meaningful victory for everyone: animals and the unsuspecting public who were (or could be) put at grave risk by IDNR's illegitimate practices.
Thank you for making it possible with your unwavering support. We will continue to provide updates on our progress on this important litigation and further detail the issues addressed in Ms. Liddle's appeal.
Tags Liddle v. Clark, litigation, Indiana, Indiana Appellate Court, Raccoons, ruling, IDNR, Laura Nirenberg, Trevor DeSane, Anne Benaroya, Emergency Rule, trapping, Trapping on Public Lands, fur trapping, recreational trapping, reckless, Melodie Liddle
APPEAL DENIED: IDNR CONTENDS NO DUTY TO PARK PATRONS AFTER HIDING LETHAL TRAPS IN PUBLIC PARK
Last week, the Court of Appeals of Indiana denied the interlocutory appeal for Melodie Liddle (Liddle v. Clark, et al.) – the unfortunate park patron who struggled frantically to save her leashed dog Copper from a deadly trap at Versailles State Park in Indiana, and ultimately witnessed her beloved companion die in her arms. As has been the case with other motions filed by Ms. Liddle, her interlocutory appeal was summarily denied without explanation or justification.
The facts in this case are undisputed and highlight the Indiana Department of Natural Resources' (IDNR) indifference and reckless disregard for public safety. IDNR created a hazardous condition at Versailles by hiding lethal wildlife traps just feet away from the roadway and other areas frequented by the public and their pets. The agency then deliberately failed to warn park patrons of either the traps' presence or location. Serious harm was not only foreseeable, but inevitable.
Neither law nor fact support the State's claims that the employees who created this hazard are immune from liability simply because they are on IDNR's payroll or that IDNR has no duty to protect park patrons from foreseeable harm inflicted by dangerous lethal traps they themselves concealed throughout the park.
In the five years since Copper's violent death, IDNR has made no settlement attempt and offered no apology. Those who enabled this perilous condition have shown no signs of remorse or decency toward Ms. Liddle or her family. Rather, the State has worked to make this case as convoluted, expensive and protracted as possible.
Ms. Liddle's attorneys at the Center for Wildlife Ethics (CWE), have worked to vindicate her rights and vow to continue to battle this obstruction of justice. According to CWE attorney and Director Laura Nirenberg, "If we take the government's flimsy defense to its troubling conclusion, IDNR could have hidden traps anywhere throughout the park where people were allowed (bathrooms, swimming pool, camp grounds, etc.) and any resulting injuries, regardless of the severity, would leave the victims without any legal recourse. People could literally lose their hand, or worse yet, a child, and the government would have no liability."
Adding insult to injury, the Indiana taxpayers – the same foreseeable victims of this secret killing program – are bearing the financial cost of this extensive litigation for both IDNR and the trapper.
CWE, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, is committed to providing legal advocacy for Ms. Liddle until justice prevails. We desperately need your help. All contributions, no matter the amount, are tax-deductible and could help achieve justice for Copper and prevent future tragedies like the one Ms. Liddle has suffered through. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Tags Indiana, Indiana Appellate Court, IDNR, Liddle v. Clark, trapping, Trapping on Public Lands, Laura Nirenberg, CWE, Center for Wildlife Ethics, reckless, public safety, Emergency Rule, Dog, Litigation
When a fake "emergency" becomes a real-life hazard
Between 2004 and 2013, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) distorted the regulatory process for the purpose of converting public lands into private treasure troves for fur-trappers. Through the use of a temporary procedure—a so-called "emergency" rule—well-connected trappers were authorized to conceal dangerous lethal devices throughout state parks without so much as a cautionary warning to members of the public who visit these serene, cherished lands.
As the name implies, an Emergency Rule (ER) is a regulatory action used in unusually hazardous situations that warrant immediate attention. According to Indiana law, the need for regulatory action is substantiated by a thorough investigation. When a long-term need is established, the ER process runs concurrently with the agency's promulgation of a permanent rule.
An agency relies on this parallel ER process when immediate action is necessary to put the pending permanent rule into operation during the interim. The ER is designed to be used infrequently and to serve as a temporary gap measure where public notice and comment is not discarded, only temporarily delayed due to the extraordinary circumstances.
At least, that is how it is supposed to work.
In 2004, IDNR, capitalizing on the disinterest of media and watchdog groups, enacted an ER to permit the trapping of beaver in Pokagon and Shakamak State Parks. By 2005, the ER targeted raccoons in 23 state parks. Additional species and properties, including state reservoir properties, were added in subsequent years.
Lacking any semblance of meaningful agency oversight, the annual reissuance of this temporary regulatory scheme deliberately thwarted all public notice and input requirements. To date, IDNR as never promulgated a permanent rule to address this alleged "emergency." No evidence was provided by the agency either through discovery in litigation that is currently pending or public access to records requests that would suggest IDNR (or anyone else) ever conducted a thorough investigation to support the need for an ER in any state park or reservoir property.
IDNR's deliberate abuse of the ER process begs the question: how can the mere presence of native wildlife on vast undeveloped swaths of wooded parkland be construed as an unusual hazard? And, if the alleged nuisance wildlife problems were severe enough to constitute an emergency, these concerns would be well-documented, right?
According to IDNR's communication director, the raccoon "emergency" was supported by a 1988 raccoon roundworm study, the 1987 Indiana Prairie Farmer Report, the 1993 AVMA Panel on Euthanasia Report, and other irrelevant documents that contained the word "raccoon". While this conglomeration of random, outdated materials could conceivably be of interest from an historical wildlife zoonotic disease perspective, it is of no value for demonstrating the existence of an immediate hazard on any Indiana public lands between 2004 and 2013.
When pressed, the agency claimed that a handful of camper complaints about nuisance raccoons generated during the summer months at various state parks triggered the need for the ERs. How these random complaints, spread over the course of several years, could conceivably be used to justify the need for trapping and killing raccoons in other parks hundreds of miles away is anyone's guess.
Notably, the ERs enacted to address this alleged emergency limited all trapping activities to the regulated trapping season and mandated that any trappers targeting nuisance situations outside of the legal trapping season must "possess a nuisance wild animal control permit".
If the ERs were truly meant to address nuisance wildlife complaints, there would be no need for trappers to obtain another permit. And, if camper complaints legitimately rose to the level of an emergency, why would trappers be required to wait until winter – 6+ months later – to target the offending animal(s)?
Contrary to IDNR's oft-repeated rhetoric, this regulatory scheme was deliberately designed to financially benefit fur trappers. The ERs' explicit limitations ensured that animals would only be killed during the winter months when animal pelts are plush and marketable. The ERs explicit language actually served to discourage trappers from responding to camper complaints or legitimate nuisance situations during the peak camping season.
Blaming "nuisance" wildlife was an advertent public relations' tactic that allowed the agency to present the killing of wildlife on public lands as a necessary evil. Painting these animals as a human health threat served to disguise the fact that the annual trapping and killing of wildlife was being conducted for recreation and profit.
An internal IDNR memorandum clearly supports this position. The memo cautioned property managers about setting trapping conditions in each park and stressed the importance of confidentiality: "this matter should not "become a public media issue…for obvious reasons." IDNR, so committed to secrecy, refused to inform the public about these hidden lethal devices and then excused this blatant recklessness by claiming that publicizing the program may result in traps being stolen.
IDNR fabricated an emergency situation to financially reward its friends in the fur trapping industry. The overwhelming irony in this situation is that by doing so, the agency, as public land custodians, deliberately created an unusual hazard that foreseeably jeopardized the same constituency it is entrusted and obligated to protect. And then it exhibited this reckless disregard for both public safety and sound public policy for more than 9 years.
Tags Liddle v. Clark, Melodie Liddle, Laura Nirenberg, Emergency Rule, IDNR, Indiana, Trapping on Public Lands, Trap, Raccoons, reckless, public safety


The reality is that your book will be there for one of two reasons.
Firstly, if a major publishing house has picked up your book and is currently promoting it.
Secondly, if you have convinced the manager of the shop to hold a stock of your books.
The major book retail chains own very little of their actual shelf space – it is owned by the major publishing houses, and those publishers place the books that they want the public to buy.
Given the number of books actually in print, the chances of someone buying a particular book when they are 'just browsing' are tiny.
At airport book shops the problem is even more obvious – people browse for something that they will read on holiday and probably leave in the hotel room, and they will make a decision based almost entirely on product placement. The whole idea of a best seller list convinces people that a book must be worth reading and, for the majority of books, the content has been forgotten as soon as the reader's sun tan has worn off.
Independent book shops are much more likely to hold a stock of a book if it has local interest or if the author is prepared to do some local marketing to drive customers into the shop. While the independent book shop has more control over what they stock, the principles are the same in that they will stock what they believe they can sell.
Some book shops specialise in particular markets, for example in religious, technical or local history books. If you write in a particular niche area, it's always useful to seek out specialist book shops and ask them to hold stock.
Therefore, while a book in the High Street is a dream of most authors, it is not the most important way to market a book because, by the time someone goes into the shop to ask for your book, your marketing has already succeeded.


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Such a great preschool activities. Thanks for sharing this post to us. This will really help for teachers as well as the parents. This will serve as a guide for them in teaching their kids.
Great idea!!! I am a montessori teacher and I will love to make this material for my children. Where can I find the printable for the animals?
Thank you! I'm glad you like this idea. My staff and I are currently taking a Montessori class together. While we like many of the Montessori concepts and methods, we still want to use what already works well for us. Teachers, parents and children all like the Zoo Phonics program, so I decided to integrate the two ideas. The children love the sandpaper letters. The Zoo Phonics curriculum can be found at http://www.zoo-phonics.com/home.html. The font cd can be ordered from their online catalog on page 25.


Construction has commenced on the Tuart Ridge Town Centre in Baldivis.
Tuart Ridge Town Centre Shopping Centre will be situated on the corner of Makybe Drive and Pharlap Parade in the rapidly expanding suburb of Baldivis. The Centre is strategically positioned adjacent to the Makybe Rise Primary School which caters for 1,200 students in addition to a 120 place childcare centre.
The Centre will have a GLA of over 5,000 sqm anchored by a 1,500 sqm IGA, owned and operated by one of Perth's most experienced and renowned supermarket operators. In addition, the Town Centre will comprise of over 20 specialty shops, with just over 40% already pre-committed prior to construction commencing. Master Planning and Project Leasing has been awarded to Axia Corporate Property. Mr Musbah said "we are pleased to be part of this project and have been overwhelmed with the strong response from retailers to be part of this Centre and the pre-commitments to date, and this is all before construction has even commenced!". The Tuart Ridge Town Centre Shopping Centre is due for completion in the third quarter of 2016 with a scheduled opening prior to Christmas.
The balance of the remaining space is expected to lease quickly to a combination of restaurants, café, pharmacy, newsagency and general retail and service businesses.
Tuart Ridge Town Centre has a planned opening of late 2016, just over 18 months following the opening of the re-development and expansion of Stockland Baldivis. Mr Musbah added "We were very strategic in the Master Planning and the delivery timing of Tuart Ridge, identifying its position in Baldivis, in order to create its own identity with a focus on community, ownership, convenience and what makes a Town Centre work". This has been reflected by the huge investment from the developer in the street scape with over 2 Million Dollars invested in landscaping, street art and public spaces.
Baldivis has a well-established population of approximately 20,000 residents and is predicted to exceed to 35,000 in the coming years.


Lesley has been in the dental field for over 30 years. She is certified in expanded duties, CPR and radiology. For many years she was a clinical assistant, while also helping in the front business office.
A native of Indiana, Lesley moved to Atlanta in 1986. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, volunteering for different charities, traveling, cooking, biking and is an avid reader. She lives in Buckhead with her husband and their 4 cats Sophie, Maxie, Remy, and last but not least, Coco.
For over 30 years Lisa continues to enjoy working in the dental profession. She is passionate in helping others to understand their dental wants and needs. She moved to Atlanta in 2005 from South Florida to be near family and a change of season. She is a Graduate of Florida Medical and Dental College, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. with a dental assistant/business administration degree. She is certified in expanded duties/radiology and continues learning through continuing education courses.
When Lisa is not working she enjoys spending time with her two daughters and granddaughters, family and friends. She enjoys the outdoors, yoga and traveling.
Danielle has lived in the Atlanta area for over 14 years, born and raised in Southern Michigan, this Northerner got here as soon as she could! Danielle attended Chattahoochee Tech where she completed classes for Medical Administration. She has been in the field of dentistry for 3 years, and has an 8 year background in medical. She very much enjoys interacting with patients and assisting them with any scheduling, insurance or billing questions. Outside of the office, Danielle enjoys spending time with her dog-"Paisley" and cat-"Meeko", hiking and kayaking (yes Paisley gets to go too!) and spending as much time as she can visiting family and friends.
Margaret began her career as a patient coordinator in 1993 in Hollywood, Florida. She moved to Atlanta in 2002 where she has continued to work in the dental field. She enjoys working with all the patients and helping anyone out. Margaret has three children, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She lives in East Cobb, is active at her church and teaches Sunday school. In her free time Margaret enjoys going to the park with a good book.
Crystal has been in the dental field for 25 years. She graduated with honors in 1994 from Columbus State University in her hometown of Columbus, Georgia and moved to Atlanta in 1996.
With a true passion for dental hygiene, she stays current on the latest technology and trends in dentistry by attending numerous continuing education courses each year. She is well-versed in Periodontal disease and gum issues and her goal is to educate each and every one of her patients on how to achieve and maintain a healthy smile. You can reach her by email at Crystal@BensonDentalGroup.com to answer any questions you may have about your oral health. Crystal enjoys spending her free time attending concerts, hiking, doting on her nieces and nephews and snuggling with her cats.
Natalie was born in Atlanta and grew up in Marietta, GA. She graduated with honors from the Georgia State University Dental Hygiene Program. She strives to provide each patient with the highest quality care. She continues to expand her knowledge in order to stay current on the latest advances in dental hygiene. She is passionate about educating and empowering her patients. Natalie enjoys spending time with friends and family, working out, cooking and cuddling her dog Cammy.
Shay graduated from Toronto School of Business with certification in the dental assistant program and continued her education in psychology at Lake Washington Technical College. Shay received her expanded duties certification from the Georgia Dental Association Expanded Duties Program. Shay is passionate about dentistry, as she enjoys interacting with patients and providing them with quality care. Shay moved to Atlanta 3 years ago after living in Seattle for 18 years. She enjoys spending time with her son, Shar, her daughter, Inara and her pet DJ and also giving back through community service.
Samia is an expanded duties dental assistant. She completed her education at the Georgia School of Dental Assistants.
Born and raised in Romania, she moved to the Atlanta area in August of 2012. She has been married to her doting husband for 6 years and has an adorable 3 year old son.
When Samia is not making patients smile in the office or paying close attention to the intricate details of dentistry, she enjoys rock climbing and sewing.


The neat looking Spiked Fantasy Sword measures a total of 39.5″ in length.
This sword comes with a elegantly forged stainless steel blade of a fantastic design and has red accents near the guard. The guard is polished metal in a cross pattern over a red inlay. The spikes are finely polished steel matching the finely polished metal pommel that has an Asian character engraved into it.
The handle is equipped with a red with black accent nylon cord wrap for a superior look and comfortable grip.
Includes a wooden display stand.


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Volume No. 0205/16
Goal-shy Man City ease into Champions League last 16
Manchester City booked their place in the last 16 of the Champions League but there were more concerns for Pep Guardiola over his side's lack of ruthlessness in a 1-0 win at Olympiakos on Wednesday.
Phil Foden's low strike nine minutes before half-time ensured City deservedly kept up their 100 percent record in Europe this season.
But a one-goal margin of victory was scant reward for the visitors' dominance even with a heavily-rotated side.
Guardiola made five changes to the team beaten 2-0 at Tottenham on Saturday to see City off to their worst league start since the first few months of the club's Abu Dhabi-backed ownership.
Scoring goals has been City's big problem in the Premier League, but they had scored three in each of their opening three Champions League wins over Porto, Marseille and Olympiakos in Manchester three weeks ago.
The lack of killer edge was in clear evidence in Piraeus. City had 21 efforts on goal, 10 of which were on target, but again missed Sergio Aguero's presence in the final third.
Aguero started on the bench as his former father-in-law Diego Maradona was remembered with a minute of silence before kick-off.
Maradona, whose daughter Giannina was married to Aguero, died at the age of 60 on Wednesday.
Once the action got underway, City soon settled into their stride.
Jose Sa denied Gabriel Jesus when the Brazilian was clean through on goal and twice made good saves to deny Raheem Sterling from outside the area.
Sterling turned creator for the only goal with a lovely backheel into the path of Foden, who drilled home his fourth goal of the season.
Chances continued to come and go for City after the break. Ilkay Gundogan blasted inches wide before Joao Cancelo and Bernardo Silva shot straight at Sa with the goal at their mercy.
But one goal was enough as Olympiakos failed to muster a single shot on target, complicating their chances of reaching the knockout stages.
The Greek champions trail second-placed Porto, who travel to Marseille later on Wednesday, by three points.
City just need a point from their final two matches to secure top spot in Group C.
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Geografia

Francia
 Montet-et-Bouxal – comune nel dipartimento del Lot (Occitania)

Svizzera
 Montet – comune nel distretto della Glâne (Canton Friburgo)
 Montet – ex comune ora frazione di Les Montets, comune nel distretto della Broye (Canton Friburgo)

Pagine correlate
 Le Montet (disambigua) – pagina di disambiguazione


Today's theme is all about dots and I love dots so I wanted to do something special for this occasion.
Let me tell you the possibilities are endless believe me you can do so many wonderful designs with just a few simple dots. I finally settled for a half- french manicure, then applied dots as you can see in the pictures below. I didn't have time to do a step by step photoshoot :( But after I'm done with the exams I will gladly do a tutorial if you're interested, just give me a heads up in the comment box below.
Thanks for stopping by, hope you liked my design!
Wooow! Foarte frumos ti-au iesit, sunt printre preferatele mele din colaborarea de azi!
Wow, wow, wow! Ce bine ai ales titlul si cat de faina e manichiura!
bsolut superbe. M-ai uimit sincer. Un model delicat si in trend anul acesta. PUP.
Thank you ladies :* you are so sweet!
This an extraordinary manicure. One of the best I have seen in this Challenge!
tocmai ti-am descoperit blogul si sunt fascinata de unghiutele pe care le faci... eu sunt fascinata in general de unghii mai ales ca si lucrez cu asta si iti spun sincer ca esti foarte buna.


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With his hallmark insight into the forces at play in the Middle East and his acclaimed journalistic skill, Lawrence Wright takes us through each of the thirteen days of the Camp David conference, illuminating the issues that have made the problems of the region so intractable, as well as exploring the scriptural narratives that continue to frame the conflict. In addition to his in-depth accounts of the lives of the three leaders, Wright draws vivid portraits of other fiery personalities who were present at Camp David including Moshe Dayan, Osama el-Baz, and Zbigniew Brzezinski as they work furiously behind the scenes. Wright also explores the significant role played by Rosalynn Carter.
What emerges is a riveting view of the making of this unexpected and so far unprecedented peace. Wright exhibits the full extent of Carter's persistence in pushing an agreement forward, the extraordinary way in which the participants at the conference many of them lifelong enemies attained it, and the profound difficulties inherent in the process and its outcome, not the least of which has been the still unsettled struggle between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
Lawrence Wright is a staff writer for The New Yorker and the author of six previous books of nonfiction, including In the New World, Remembering Satan, The Looming Tower, Going Clear, and one novel, God s Favorite. His books have received many prizes and honors, including a Pulitzer Prize for The Looming Tower. He is also a playwright and screenwriter. He and his wife are longtime residents of Austin, Texas. www.lawrencewright.com "