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Gone already. Found one 2.8 miles out, King suite that I jumped into. I had one 6.8 miles out near the airport.
Just a basic reminder to folks.
If you have a room already reserved and you look to see what rooms are available, your hotel will show as being available.
Is there an easier way to watch than a constant refresh/find?
There *was* someone who made a java script/program a few years ago, but I'm pretty sure that got nixed because I think it went against the T&C of the site. I've been refreshing at my work desk (almost) every day since they went up.
I think when they added in the rotating validation it made it difficult for any of the scripts to work. I have also been at my work desk randomly refreshing and hoping for lightning to strike.
Looking for a room from the first to the sixth.
To whomever dropped the room at the Westin yesterday at around 5pm, you have my sincere thanks.
Just dropped a room at Alexander - one king only. Not sure why it's not yet showing up.
Would have been a few seconds less if you only needed save and and not save and confirm!!! Arrgggh!
Glad I got the sheraton on Saturday, only way I'm switching is for connected now.
Just in case anyone is still looking for hotels, my fiance and I did some testing last night - using refresh in your web browser did NOT update the available housing list on either of our phones or computers. We needed to toggle between show available/show all or submit a new request to get it to update.
I finally managed to get the last downtown room we needed at 11:57 last night.
Despite two weeks of panic after our rental house for 8 people fell through, we managed to get rooms for everyone.
We will be contacting our back up back up plan, an Airbnb house in Camby, to cancel in about 30 minutes, in case any large group is looking for a house that far in the suburbs.
Once the hotels get the Gen Con housing block info in July, we have four out of block rooms at the airport Red Roof Inn we are planning to drop. Send me a message if you want a heads up when we do so.
Clicking the "Find" button does a complete refresh too, I believe.
 xmidnightxeyesx wrote:Clicking the "Find" button does a complete refresh too, I believe.
I know this isn't on Gencon, but maybe next year Q Rooms can figure out a way to allow people to keep more up to date - this makes more sense why it's been so difficult to keep watch.


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/*Package nmap parses Nmap XML data into a similary formed struct.*/
package nmap

import (
	"encoding/xml"
	"strconv"
	"time"
)

// Timestamp represents time as a UNIX timestamp in seconds.
type Timestamp time.Time

// str2time converts a string containing a UNIX timestamp to to a time.Time.
func (t *Timestamp) str2time(s string) error {
	ts, err := strconv.ParseInt(s, 10, 64)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	*t = Timestamp(time.Unix(ts, 0))
	return nil
}

// time2str formats the time.Time value as a UNIX timestamp string.
// XXX these might also need to be changed to pointers. See str2time and UnmarshalXMLAttr.
func (t Timestamp) time2str() string {
	return strconv.FormatInt(time.Time(t).Unix(), 10)
}

func (t Timestamp) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error) {
	return []byte(t.time2str()), nil
}

func (t *Timestamp) UnmarshalJSON(b []byte) error {
	return t.str2time(string(b))
}

func (t Timestamp) MarshalXMLAttr(name xml.Name) (xml.Attr, error) {
	return xml.Attr{Name: name, Value: t.time2str()}, nil
}

func (t *Timestamp) UnmarshalXMLAttr(attr xml.Attr) (err error) {
	return t.str2time(attr.Value)
}

// NmapRun is contains all the data for a single nmap scan.
type NmapRun struct {
	Scanner          string         `xml:"scanner,attr" json:"scanner"`
	Args             string         `xml:"args,attr" json:"args"`
	Start            Timestamp      `xml:"start,attr" json:"start"`
	StartStr         string         `xml:"startstr,attr" json:"startstr"`
	Version          string         `xml:"version,attr" json:"version"`
	ProfileName      string         `xml:"profile_name,attr" json:"profile_name"`
	XMLOutputVersion string         `xml:"xmloutputversion,attr" json:"xmloutputversion"`
	ScanInfo         ScanInfo       `xml:"scaninfo" json:"scaninfo"`
	Verbose          Verbose        `xml:"verbose" json:"verbose"`
	Debugging        Debugging      `xml:"debugging" json:"debugging"`
	TaskBegin        []Task         `xml:"taskbegin" json:"taskbegin"`
	TaskProgress     []TaskProgress `xml:"taskprogress" json:"taskprogress"`
	TaskEnd          []Task         `xml:"taskend" json:"taskend"`
	PreScripts       []Script       `xml:"prescript>script" json:"prescripts"`
	PostScripts      []Script       `xml:"postscript>script" json:"postscripts"`
	Hosts            []Host         `xml:"host" json:"hosts"`
	Targets          []Target       `xml:"target" json:"targets"`
	RunStats         RunStats       `xml:"runstats" json:"runstats"`
}

// ScanInfo contains informational regarding how the scan
// was run.
type ScanInfo struct {
	Type        string `xml:"type,attr" json:"type"`
	Protocol    string `xml:"protocol,attr" json:"protocol"`
	NumServices int    `xml:"numservices,attr" json:"numservices"`
	Services    string `xml:"services,attr" json:"services"`
	ScanFlags   string `xml:"scanflags,attr" json:"scanflags"`
}

// Verbose contains the verbosity level for the Nmap scan.
type Verbose struct {
	Level int `xml:"level,attr" json:"level"`
}

// Debugging contains the debugging level for the Nmap scan.
type Debugging struct {
	Level int `xml:"level,attr" json:"level"`
}

// Task contains information about started and stopped Nmap tasks.
type Task struct {
	Task      string    `xml:"task,attr" json:"task"`
	Time      Timestamp `xml:"time,attr" json:"time"`
	ExtraInfo string    `xml:"extrainfo,attr" json:"extrainfo"`
}

// TaskProgress contains information about the progression of a Task.
type TaskProgress struct {
	Task      string    `xml:"task,attr" json:"task"`
	Time      Timestamp `xml:"time,attr" json:"time"`
	Percent   float32   `xml:"percent,attr" json:"percent"`
	Remaining int       `xml:"remaining,attr" json:"remaining"`
	Etc       Timestamp `xml:"etc,attr" json:"etc"`
}

// Target is found in the Nmap xml spec. I have no idea what it
// actually is.
type Target struct {
	Specification string `xml:"specification,attr" json:"specification"`
	Status        string `xml:"status,attr" json:"status"`
	Reason        string `xml:"reason,attr" json:"reason"`
}

// Host contains all information about a single host.
type Host struct {
	StartTime     Timestamp     `xml:"starttime,attr" json:"starttime"`
	EndTime       Timestamp     `xml:"endtime,attr" json:"endtime"`
	Comment       string        `xml:"comment,attr" json:"comment"`
	Status        Status        `xml:"status" json:"status"`
	Addresses     []Address     `xml:"address" json:"addresses"`
	Hostnames     []Hostname    `xml:"hostnames>hostname" json:"hostnames"`
	Smurfs        []Smurf       `xml:"smurf" json:"smurfs"`
	Ports         []Port        `xml:"ports>port" json:"ports"`
	ExtraPorts    []ExtraPorts  `xml:"ports>extraports" json:"extraports"`
	Os            Os            `xml:"os" json:"os"`
	Distance      Distance      `xml:"distance" json:"distance"`
	Uptime        Uptime        `xml:"uptime" json:"uptime"`
	TcpSequence   TcpSequence   `xml:"tcpsequence" json:"tcpsequence"`
	IpIdSequence  IpIdSequence  `xml:"ipidsequence" json:"ipidsequence"`
	TcpTsSequence TcpTsSequence `xml:"tcptssequence" json:"tcptssequence"`
	HostScripts   []Script      `xml:"hostscript>script" json:"hostscripts"`
	Trace         Trace         `xml:"trace" json:"trace"`
	Times         Times         `xml:"times" json:"times"`
}

// Status is the host's status. Up, down, etc.
type Status struct {
	State     string  `xml:"state,attr" json:"state"`
	Reason    string  `xml:"reason,attr" json:"reason"`
	ReasonTTL float32 `xml:"reason_ttl,attr" json:"reason_ttl"`
}

// Address contains a IPv4 or IPv6 address for a Host.
type Address struct {
	Addr     string `xml:"addr,attr" json:"addr"`
	AddrType string `xml:"addrtype,attr" json:"addrtype"`
	Vendor   string `xml:"vendor,attr" json:"vendor"`
}

// Hostname is a single name for a Host.
type Hostname struct {
	Name string `xml:"name,attr" json:"name"`
	Type string `xml:"type,attr" json:"type"`
}

// Smurf contains repsonses from a smurf attack. I think.
// Smurf attacks, really?
type Smurf struct {
	Responses string `xml:"responses,attr" json:"responses"`
}

// ExtraPorts contains the information about the closed|filtered ports.
type ExtraPorts struct {
	State   string   `xml:"state,attr" json:"state"`
	Count   int      `xml:"count,attr" json:"count"`
	Reasons []Reason `xml:"extrareasons" json:"reasons"`
}
type Reason struct {
	Reason string `xml:"reason,attr" json:"reason"`
	Count  int    `xml:"count,attr" json:"count"`
}

// Port contains all the information about a scanned port.
type Port struct {
	Protocol string   `xml:"protocol,attr" json:"protocol"`
	PortId   int      `xml:"portid,attr" json:"id"`
	State    State    `xml:"state" json:"state"`
	Owner    Owner    `xml:"owner" json:"owner"`
	Service  Service  `xml:"service" json:"service"`
	Scripts  []Script `xml:"script" json:"scripts"`
}

// State contains information about a given ports
// status. State will be open, closed, etc.
type State struct {
	State     string  `xml:"state,attr" json:"state"`
	Reason    string  `xml:"reason,attr" json:"reason"`
	ReasonTTL float32 `xml:"reason_ttl,attr" json:"reason_ttl"`
	ReasonIP  string  `xml:"reason_ip,attr" json:"reason_ip"`
}

// Owner contains the name of Port.Owner.
type Owner struct {
	Name string `xml:"name,attr" json:"name"`
}

// Service contains detailed information about a Port's
// service details.
type Service struct {
	Name       string `xml:"name,attr" json:"name"`
	Conf       int    `xml:"conf,attr" json:"conf"`
	Method     string `xml:"method,attr" json:"method"`
	Version    string `xml:"version,attr" json:"version"`
	Product    string `xml:"product,attr" json:"product"`
	ExtraInfo  string `xml:"extrainfo,attr" json:"extrainfo"`
	Tunnel     string `xml:"tunnel,attr" json:"tunnel"`
	Proto      string `xml:"proto,attr" json:"proto"`
	Rpcnum     string `xml:"rpcnum,attr" json:"rpcnum"`
	Lowver     string `xml:"lowver,attr" json:"lowver"`
	Highver    string `xml:"hiver,attr" json:"hiver"`
	Hostname   string `xml:"hostname,attr" json:"hostname"`
	OsType     string `xml:"ostype,attr" json:"ostype"`
	DeviceType string `xml:"devicetype,attr" json:"devicetype"`
	ServiceFp  string `xml:"servicefp,attr" json:"servicefp"`
	CPEs       []CPE  `xml:"cpe" json:"cpes"`
}

// CPE (Common Platform Enumeration) is a standardized way to name software
// applications, operating systems, and hardware platforms.
type CPE string

// Script contains information from Nmap Scripting Engine.
type Script struct {
	Id       string    `xml:"id,attr" json:"id"`
	Output   string    `xml:"output,attr" json:"output"`
	Tables   []Table   `xml:"table" json:"tables"`
	Elements []Element `xml:"elem" json:"elements"`
}

// Table contains the output of the script in a more parse-able form.
// ToDo: This should be a map[string][]string
type Table struct {
	Key      string    `xml:"key,attr" json:"key"`
	Elements []Element `xml:"elem" json:"elements"`
	Table    []Table   `xml:"table" json:"tables"`
}

// Element contains the output of the script, with detailed information
type Element struct {
	Key   string `xml:"key,attr" json:"key"`
	Value string `xml:",chardata" json:"value"`
}

// Os contains the fingerprinted operating system for a Host.
type Os struct {
	PortsUsed      []PortUsed      `xml:"portused" json:"portsused"`
	OsMatches      []OsMatch       `xml:"osmatch" json:"osmatches"`
	OsFingerprints []OsFingerprint `xml:"osfingerprint" json:"osfingerprints"`
}

// PortsUsed is the port used to fingerprint a Os.
type PortUsed struct {
	State  string `xml:"state,attr" json:"state"`
	Proto  string `xml:"proto,attr" json:"proto"`
	PortId int    `xml:"portid,attr" json:"portid"`
}

// OsClass contains vendor information for an Os.
type OsClass struct {
	Vendor   string `xml:"vendor,attr" json:"vendor"`
	OsGen    string `xml"osgen,attr"`
	Type     string `xml:"type,attr" json:"type"`
	Accuracy string `xml:"accurancy,attr" json:"accurancy"`
	OsFamily string `xml:"osfamily,attr" json:"osfamily"`
	CPEs     []CPE  `xml:"cpe" json:"cpes"`
}

// OsMatch contains detailed information regarding a Os fingerprint.
type OsMatch struct {
	Name      string    `xml:"name,attr" json:"name"`
	Accuracy  string    `xml:"accuracy,attr" json:"accuracy"`
	Line      string    `xml:"line,attr" json:"line"`
	OsClasses []OsClass `xml:"osclass" json:"osclasses"`
}

// OsFingerprint is the actual fingerprint string.
type OsFingerprint struct {
	Fingerprint string `xml:"fingerprint,attr" json:"fingerprint"`
}

// Distance is the amount of hops to a particular host.
type Distance struct {
	Value int `xml:"value,attr" json:"value"`
}

// Uptime is the amount of time the host has been up.
type Uptime struct {
	Seconds  int    `xml:"seconds,attr" json:"seconds"`
	Lastboot string `xml:"lastboot,attr" json:"lastboot"`
}

// TcpSequence contains information regarding the detected tcp sequence.
type TcpSequence struct {
	Index      int    `xml:"index,attr" json:"index"`
	Difficulty string `xml:"difficulty,attr" json:"difficulty"`
	Values     string `xml:"vaules,attr" json:"vaules"`
}

// Sequence contains information regarding the detected X sequence.
type Sequence struct {
	Class  string `xml:"class,attr" json:"class"`
	Values string `xml:"values,attr" json:"values"`
}
type IpIdSequence Sequence
type TcpTsSequence Sequence

// Trace contains the hops to a Host.
type Trace struct {
	Proto string `xml:"proto,attr" json:"proto"`
	Port  int    `xml:"port,attr" json:"port"`
	Hops  []Hop  `xml:"hop" json:"hops"`
}

// Hop is a ip hop to a Host.
type Hop struct {
	TTL    float32 `xml:"ttl,attr" json:"ttl"`
	RTT    float32 `xml:"rtt,attr" json:"rtt"`
	IPAddr string  `xml:"ipaddr,attr" json:"ipaddr"`
	Host   string  `xml:"host,attr" json:"host"`
}

// Times contains time statistics for an Nmap scan.
type Times struct {
	SRTT string `xml:"srtt,attr" json:"srtt"`
	RTT  string `xml:"rttvar,attr" json:"rttv"`
	To   string `xml:"to,attr" json:"to"`
}

// RunStats contains statistics for a
// finished Nmap scan.
type RunStats struct {
	Finished Finished  `xml:"finished" json:"finished"`
	Hosts    HostStats `xml:"hosts" json:"hosts"`
}

// Finished contains detailed statistics regarding
// a finished Nmap scan.
type Finished struct {
	Time     Timestamp `xml:"time,attr" json:"time"`
	TimeStr  string    `xml:"timestr,attr" json:"timestr"`
	Elapsed  float32   `xml:"elapsed,attr" json:"elapsed"`
	Summary  string    `xml:"summary,attr" json:"summary"`
	Exit     string    `xml:"exit,attr" json:"exit"`
	ErrorMsg string    `xml:"errormsg,attr" json:"errormsg"`
}

// HostStats contains the amount of up and down hosts and the total count.
type HostStats struct {
	Up    int `xml:"up,attr" json:"up"`
	Down  int `xml:"down,attr" json:"down"`
	Total int `xml:"total,attr" json:"total"`
}

// Parse takes a byte array of nmap xml data and unmarshals it into an
// NmapRun struct. All elements are returned as strings, it is up to the caller
// to check and cast them to the proper type.
func Parse(content []byte) (*NmapRun, error) {
	r := &NmapRun{}
	err := xml.Unmarshal(content, r)
	return r, err
}

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As if deliciousness alone isn't enough to preach the #avocadoallday gospel, a new study just found another health benefit of the nutritious fruit. Researchers discovered the glorious news that avocados are a superfood for pregnant women and a fertility-booster, according to a study published in the journal Nutrients.
If you're pregnant—or are trying to be—the official meal plan doctors in the U.S. recommend currently doesn't include the healthy fat. But the researchers of this study did some digging (perhaps after savoring a breakfast of avocado toast) and found that they're actually an amazing source of many of the nutrients pregnant women need, such as folate, potassium, fiber, and antioxidants. They also don't contain anything harmful like sugar, saturated fats, sodium, or alcohol (unless you're sipping an avocado cocktail).
To conduct their study, the researchers meticulously reviewed data comparing women who followed a Mediterranean diet full of plant-based foods, legumes, whole grains, and healthy fats (with the addition of avocado, which complements the Mediterranean diet but isn't technically a part of it) and compared it to data of pregnant women who followed the recommended US dietary guidelines for pregnant women. (They looked at studies of women trying to get pregnant, too.) What they found out was that the Mediterranean diet eaters—enjoying added avocado to their meals—were able to get pregnant more easily and the babies were healthier, with fewer defects.
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The following high-risk features should alert the physician to a severe exacerbation of COPD or potential for rapid deterioration.
Involves directed therapies aimed at relieving airflow limitation, hypoxia and hypercapnia as well as decreasing sputum production and airway inflammation.
Via nasal prongs 0.5-2 L/minute or via a venturi mask at 24%-28%. Aim for saturations 88-92%. Saturations > 92% give no added benefit and may reduce hypoxic ventilatory drive.
Salbutamol 5 mg via nebuliser or 10 puffs via MDI and spacer . Frequency is dependent on the severity of exacerbation and response to treatment – e.g. mild 1-6 hourly, severe initially 20 minutely or continuous.
Ipratropium 500mcg via nebuliser or 2-6 puffs via MDI and spacer. Initially up to 20 minutely x 3 doses in severe exacerbation, then 4-6 hourly.
Change to MDIs with a spacer as soon as tolerated.
Hydrocortisone 100mg QID IV – for severe exacerbations or if oral medications are not tolerated.
evidence of pneumonia on CXR.
IV antibiotic therapy is based on the initial treatment of community-acquired pneumonia (see therapeutic guidelines), however consider any recent sputum culture results or known colonization with pseudomonas.
As a guide, start with IPAP 12 mmHg, EPAP 6 mmHg and Fi02 with target oxygen saturations 90-92%. Adjust pressures according to clinical response.
Consideration must be given to any patient's prior directives regarding limitation to treatment and patient's short-term prognosis before initiating intubation and ventilation.
A letter to there GP. Advise to see their GP within 7 days.
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Australian Lung Foundation, Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand. The COPD-X Plan: Australian and New Zealand guidelines for the management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 2008.
Kelly A, Kyle E, McAlpine R. Venous pCO(2) and pH can be used to screen for significant hypercarbia in emergency patients with acute respiratory disease. J Emerg Med. 2002;22(1):15-19.
McCrory D, Brown C. Inhaled short-acting beta2-agonists versus ipratropium for acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2001(2):CD002984.
McCrory D, Brown C. Anti-cholinergic bronchodilators versus beta2- sympathomimetic agents for acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2002(4):CD003900.
Singh J, Palda V, Stanbrook M, Chapman K. Corticosteroid therapy for patients with acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a systematic review. Arch Intern Med. 2002;162(22):2527-2536.
Ram F, Rodriguez-Roisin R, Granados-Navarrete A, Garcia-Aymerich J, Barnes N. Antibiotics for exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2006(2):CD004403.
Gruber P, Swadron S. The acute presentation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in the emergency department: A challenging oxymoron. Emer Med Practice. 2008;10(11).


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Leszcz () und Lescz (Osada) sind ein Dorf mit dazugehöriger Siedlung in der polnischen Woiwodschaft Ermland-Masuren. Sie gehören zur Gmina Dąbrówno (Landgemeinde Gilgenburg) im Powiat Ostródzki (Kreis Osterode in Ostpreußen).

Geographische Lage
Leszcz liegt am Ostufer des Großen Damerau-Sees () im Südwesten der Woiwodschaft Ermland-Masuren, 32 Kilometer südlich der Kreisstadt Ostróda ().

Geschichte

Ortsgeschichte
Im Jahre 1321 wurde dem Peter von Heselicht Land im Umfang von etwa 16,5 Hektar verliehen, woraus ein Gutsort und Kirchdorf  – anfangs noch Heselicht genannt – mit zwei Vorwerken entstand. Am 7. Mai 1874 wurde Heeselicht Amtsdorf und damit namensgebend für einen Amtsbezirk im Kreis Osterode in Ostpreußen im Regierungsbezirk Königsberg (ab 1905: Regierungsbezirk Allenstein) in der preußischen Provinz Ostpreußen.

Im Jahre 1910 waren in Heeselicht 287 Einwohner registriert, von denen 137 zur Landgemeinde und 150 zum Gutsbezirk Heeselicht gehörten. Am 30. September 1928 wurde der Gutsbezirk Heeselicht in die Landgemeinde eingegliedert. Die Zahl der Einwohner belief sich 1933 insgesamt auf 271 und 1939 auf 243.

Als 1945 in Kriegsfolge das gesamte südliche Ostpreußen an Polen überstellt werden musste, war auch Heeselicht davon betroffen. Das Dorf erhielt die polnische Namensform "Leszcz" und ist heute mit der dann ausgegliederten "Osada Leszcz" eine Ortschaft im Verbund der Gmina Dąbrówno (Landgemeinde Gilgenburg) im Powiat Ostródzki (Kreis Osterode in Ostpreußen), bis 1998 der Woiwodschaft Olsztyn, seither der Woiwodschaft Ermland-Masuren zugehörig.

In Leszcz (Osada) war mehrere Jahrzehnte ein Państwowe gospodarstwo rolne (Staatlicher Landwirtschaftsbetrieb, vergleichbar mit einer Landwirtschaftlichen Produktionsgenossenschaft der DDR)  eingezogen.

Amtsbezirk Heeselicht (1874–1945)
Zum Amtsbezirk Heeselicht gehörten anfangs sechs Orte, am Ende waren es noch drei:

Gut Heeselicht
Das Gut Heeselicht, malerisch auf der Halbinsel im Großen Damerau-See (Jezioro Dąbrowa Wielka) gelegen, entstand im 14. Jahrhundert. Um 1400 war Hans von Baysen (polnisch Jan Bażyński) Eigentümer, später übernahmen es die Grafen Finck von Finckenstein. Als das Gut insolvent wurde und zur Vertsiegerung kam, erhielt es der Oberförster Karl Christoph Weidig. In den 1920er Jahren hatte das Gut eine Größe von etwa 600 Hektar und besaß eine eigene Brennerei.

Das noch erhaltene Gutshaus wurde in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts errichtet. Der waldreiche Gutspark umfasste einst fast die ganze Halbinsel. Heute ist das Anwesen in Privatbesitz.

Kirche

Die Kirche in Leszcz stammt aus der Ordenszeit und dürfte in der ersten Hälfte des 14. Jahrhunderts errichtet worden sein. Es handelt sich um einen schlichten Ziegelbau auf Feldsteinfundamenten, mehrfach umgebaut und seit 1828 mit einem hölzernen Dachturm. Reste der alten Bemalung an der Holzdecke blieben erhalten.

Bis 1945 diente die Kirche den evangelischen Bewohnern im Kirchspiel Heeselicht als Gotteshaus. Nach 1945 übernahm es die römisch-katholische Kirche, die es der Hl. Dreifaltigkeit ("St.- Trinitatis-Kirche") weihte.

Heeselicht war vor 1945 eine mit Gilgenburg vereinigte evangelische Kirchengemeinde. Sitz des Pfarrers war die Stadt Gilgenburg. Die evangelischen Einwohner von Leszcz und Leszcz (Osada) gehören jetzt zur Kirche in Gardyny ((Groß) Gardienen), einer Filialkirche der Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche Nidzica (Neidenburg). Seit dem Kriege ist Leszcz eine römisch-katholische Filialgemeinde von Dąbrówno, zuvor waren sie in die Pfarrei Gilgenburg eingebunden.

Verkehr
Leszcz liegt an einer Nebenstraße, die die Woiwodschaftsstraße 542 bei Kalbornia (Kahlborn) mit der Schnellstraße S 7 und Europastraße 77 bei Rączki (Hornheim) verbindet. Eine Anbindung an den Bahnverkehr besteht nicht.

Persönlichkeit

Mit dem Ort verbunden
 Hans von Baysen (etwa 1390–1459), preußischer Ritter, Staatsmann, Gouverneur von Königlich Preußen, war Eigentümer des Guts Heeselicht

Weblinks

 Bildarchiv Ostpreußen: Diashow Heeselicht/Leszcz

Einzelnachweise

Gegründet 1321
Ort der Woiwodschaft Ermland-Masuren
Gmina Dąbrówno

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Fantastic villa in one of the most beautiful bay of the Costa Blanca, just 7 min walking distance from the famous crystal-clear waters of the El Portet beach. It lies in a very peaceful neighborhood surrounded by pine trees and very close to the sea and the center.
From the first moment, this house will surprise you. Its Ibiza style will take you away from the stress of your daily routine. You will enter its large and luminous entrance hall with high ceilings and skylights. The kitchen, the living room and the dining room as well as a cozy corner around a little fireplace are all united in one same room. This is the perfection distribution for a comfortable holiday. Both the living room and the kitchen have direct access to the terrace.
The pool is fenced for the safety of the little ones. This fence doesn't have a door but is easily crossed by adults. The terrace has different relaxing areas with sunbeds, sofas and even a large round chill out bed, the ideal place to have a good Mediterranean siesta in the afternoon sun. You will enjoy the sun throughout the day thanks to its south facing orientation.
The house is divided in two floors. On the first one you will find the kitchen, the living room, the dining room, bedroom #1 with a double bed and an ensuite bathroom. Bedroom #2 has a bunk bed and a little guest washroom. On the top floor you will find bedroom #3 with a double sofa bed and terrace and bedroom #4 with two single beds, an ensuite bathroom and terrace. This bedroom is perfect for the little one of the house. At the end of the corridor you will find bedroom #5 which features a double bed with a private terrace, perfect to start the day with a breakfast facing the sea and the mountains. Finally you will find the bathroom with bathtub shared by bedrooms #3 and #5.
THE PERFECT VILLA FOR A FABULOUS VACATION WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY. COME ENJOY ITS POOL AND WONDERFUL VIEWS JUST 5 MINUTES FROM THE SEA.
3 Double beds, 2 Single beds, 2 Bunk beds.
1 TV, garden, garden furniture, fenced garden, terrace, iron, internet (Wi-Fi), childrens area, 200 m² property, air conditioning (hot/cold), air conditioning in some bedrooms, private swimming pool, Open-air parking in the same building, 2 fans.
Amount: €1,000.00 /booking.Payment method: cash, credit card number as a guarantee.To be paid on site.
Beautiful house on a perfect spot, very childfriendly and great pool with nice terrace.
The house was in a perfect location for the beach and the town of Moraira. The house, pool etc. was kitted out with everything you could possibly need, we just felt it needed a little bit of TLC in some areas but overall was good value & would certainly recommend both the house and location.
A little bit more attention to cleanliness e.g. our shower curtain was covered in mould and also the outside lounger was not used as it was also a bit mouldy.
Very good holiday place for big family.
Fenced swimming pool was very important for small children.
We expected welcome packet after our night arrival to the house, to eat something as we landed in Alicante in late evening . Moreover, there was no vacuum cleaner and hair dryer , as promised.
De rustige ligging, de ruimte in de villa, het zwembad met de afscheiding, de tafeltennistafel, de luxe gasbarbecue. De laatste twee waren een verrassing, stonden niet op de website vermeld.
De foto's en informatie op de website zijn niet up-to-date. In de keuken ontbreken een waterkoker en glazen voor cava. De koffie- en theekoppen zijn een bonte verzameling erg grote koppen een serie koppen/glazen van normaal formaat zou prettig zijn.
La casa es perfecta para familias. Una piscina genial, todas las comodidades.


Welcome to the Milton-Freewater School District's Talented and Gifted home page. The purpose of this page is to inform students and parents about resources and opportunities available for high achieving students.
Every year students are considered for Talented and Gifted students in the Milton-Freewater School District. These services are provided by your child's classroom teacher(s). If you think your child might qualify, you may wish to contact the district office at 541-938-3551 for a Parent Referral Form. Completing this form gives your child's school TAG committee more information about your child. Classroom teachers also collect observational data from students each fall and make recommendations for testing.
Q: What can I do if I am not pleased with what is going on in my child 's class?
A: The first question you will be asked if you contact anyone besides the classroom teacher is, Did you contact the classroom teacher? If the answer is yes, and you have thoroughly discussed your concerns, the next step would be to contact the school's administrative staff. The next step would be to contact one of the District's TAG Director.
Q: How often should I hear about my child's progress throughout the year?
A: Parents will receive a variety of updates on their child's progress. Because the District has identified TAG students from kindergarten through twelfth grade, the number of contacts varies. At the elementary level teachers may contact parents through the TAG Planning Worksheets, newsletters, progress reports, and report cards. Conferences and phone calls may also be part of the on-going communication. At the middle school and high school levels parents can request an Instructional Plan Sheet their child's core subject area teachers in the Fall of each year. Please feel free, however, to contact the team or individual teachers as concerns arise.
Q: What if I want to have my student removed from TAG services?
A: According to the Oregon Administrative Rules, The parents may, at any time, request the withdrawal of their child from programs and services provided..... Parents should contact a District TAG Specialist and the school administrator to discuss removal from TAG services.
Q: If there are no separate classes, how does the Milton-Freewater Unified School District meet the varying needs of its TAG students?
A: All students who are identified academically talented and/or intellectually gifted are continuously assessed to determine their level and rate of learning. The services offered address both affective and intellectual needs of these students and encourage the development of advanced critical and creative thinking skills. While the TAG identification criteria are consistent throughout the District, any special services will vary from school to school in order to meet the unique needs of each school's situation.
High school students: Honors courses, Advanced Placement, mentorships, independent study, credit by examination, possibility of concurrent enrollment with Blue Mountain Community College, Walla Walla Community College, and Eastern Oregon University.
Please contact your child's teacher or the school principal for more specific information.


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This Chicken Souvlaki recipe is super-easy to cook in the oven or on the grill, and absolutely delicious when loaded up with all of your favorite toppings!
Over the past few months, I've had a few items mysteriously "disappear" after unloading them on the dining room table after a trip to the store. A bag of frozen peas…a package of corn tortillas…a snack pack of almonds…a few mints…ALL GONE. (Oh, and 6 packages of dry beans apparently sampled and rejected and scattered all around the dining room like thousands of pieces of confetti too, just for fun.) This was a brand new predicament for my little household.
But I had one prime suspect. ? ? ?
Sure enough, the evidence proved (sorry, tmi) that he was, in fact, very guilty. And also, thankfully very alive after his tabletop raids. But still…very full, and very guilty.
That said, though, the plot thickened this week. And I learned that I may have given him an unfair share of the blame, because new evidence has confirmed that Henry may in fact have…an accomplice!
I had brought home all of the ingredients to make this Chicken Souvlaki for dinner, including a fresh new bag of pita. And, per my new habit, I intentionally unloadeded the bags of groceries on the taller, non-accessible-to-an-11-lb-dog countertop, when I had to buzz out to a meeting before putting the rest of the groceries away. And sure enough, a few hours later I came home to Henry and his much taller friend, Fiona waiting for me, both happily snoozing in a carb coma with two very full bellies, and the pita packaging literally sitting on the floor just a foot away from them. ?
Apparently, you can teach old dogs new tricks. Or they can teach themselves…especially when some delicious pita bread is involved.
Ha, safe to say, I've now become even more disciplined about putting my groceries completely away immediately. And Henry and Fiona and I have had some long chats about making good decisions. And of course, I did end up making a special trip back to the store to pick up more bread, because these Chicken Souvlaki pitas were just begging to be made. ?
I'm guessing most of you are familiar with this Greek classic. But did you know that it's actually super easy to make at home?! All you need are a few minutes of prep time, a few simple ingredients, and a hot grill or a hot oven. And — opa! — this recipe can be ready to enjoy in no time.
Then once they have marinated for at least 30 minutes (or up to 1 day), cook them in the oven or on the grill until they're just done, and still nice and juicy.
Then, while the chicken is cooking, grab some pita bread (presuming it hasn't "disappeared"), and load it up with all of your favorite pita toppings! I went with fresh arugula, cherry tomatoes, red onion, feta cheese, tzatziki sauce, and parsley. But any number of toppings (like roasted red peppers, diced cucumbers, Kalamata olives, other greens, etc.) would also be delicious!
…and this gorgeous, fresh, and flavorful pita sandwich will be yours to enjoy.
And hey — pro tip — it tastes delicious even when the chicken is chilled. So be sure to cook a little extra, and then you can enjoy your souvlaki as leftovers for days to come either on pita, or in a fresh salad, or in a rice bowl — you name it. ?
This Chicken Souvlaki recipe is easy to cook in the oven or on the grill, and tastes DELICIOUS when loaded up in a pita with all of your favorite toppings!
Combine chicken pieces, garlic, olive oil, oregano, salt, black pepper and lemon juice in a large ziplock bag or mixing bowl, and toss until the chicken is evenly coated. Seal/cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes, or up to 1 day.
Remove chicken from bag/bowl, and discard the leftover marinade. Thread chicken onto skewers**.
To Cook Chicken On The Grill: Preheat grill to medium-high. Place skewers on the grill and cook for 6-8 minutes, turning once, until the chicken is cooked through and no longer pink inside. Transfer skewers to a separate plate, and set aside.
To Cook Chicken In The Oven: Preheat broiler, and place the rack about 5-6 inches from the top of the oven. Place skewers on a large baking sheet, and broil for 6-8 minutes, turning once, until the chicken is cooked through and no longer pink inside. Transfer skewers to a separate plate, and set aside.
To assemble the chicken souvlaki pitas, lay a piece of pita bread out on a flat surface, and top it with a few pieces of chicken and your desired toppings and tzatziki sauce. Serve immediately.
*I recommend using traditional olive oil for this recipe, not extra virgin olive oil, since it has a higher smoke point.
**If using wooden skewers, be sure to soak them completely in water for at least 30 minutes before cooking so that they do not burn.
Is the lemon juice part of the marinade? Or do you use it more like a topping? I see it listed in the ingredients but I'm not sure where in the recipe it goes. Looks delicious!!
The lemon juice is a key ingredient in the marinade. Also dressing if you serve a Greek salad with it. As you prob know, lemon and oregano are staple flavourings for Greek cuisine.
Love chicken souvlaki! But is the lemon juice supposed to be added to the marinade? The recipe doesn't say.
Hi Barb! It's listed in the first step of the instruction: Combine chicken pieces, garlic, olive oil, oregano, salt, black pepper and lemon juice in a large ziplock bag or mixing bowl, and toss until the chicken is evenly coated. Seal/cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes, or up to 1 day. We hope you enjoy!
Hi Nancy! You could roast it like we do here. We hope you enjoy!
You don't mention where the Tzatziki sauce goes – I assume first ingredient on the pita then the toppings? Looks easy and delicious!
Hi Lucille! It's in step 5 of the recipe. You just put it on top of the chicken and everything else, before serving. We hope you enjoy!
Sounds delicious. What is the creamy sauce drizzled on top?
How can I save your recipes in one recipe box?
Hi Leslie! We'd recommend using Pinterest and creating a recipe board. We find that's the easiest way to save recipes (online at least).
So delicious and EASY! I just made this recipe today for my boyfriend and I with a few minor adjustments; I used grape seed oil instead of olive oil, I cooked the chicken in a pan instead of grill or oven, and I used grape tomatoes instead of cherry. We had this with a side of garlic rice pilaf and it was a perfectly tasty and quick meal. I might use a tad less salt next time but other than that this recipe was a hit, and I will be making it over and over again. We had plenty leftover for lunch/dinner tomorrow for both of us too, yay! Love the blog, thanks!!
Oh my! I would love this for my lunch today! It just calls my name! And it has all my favorite ingredients.
Yay! We hope you enjoy it, Julia!
We have a "bread bandit" at our house too! Except he's a German Shepherd, so we've had to start barricading the kitchen with baby gates. :) Recipe looks delicious as always – can't wait to try it!
Too funny! :D And we hope you guys enjoy this!
Aaaand promptly leaves for the grocery store… Now craving souvlaki like crazy. I like that you put both cooking methods. Do you prefer one over the other?
This was so easy to make! I fed my 15 month old, 4 year old and husband with it. Delicious! Thank you for always providing inspiring, easy and delicious recipes!!
Love this! So simple, but these ingredients lend so much flavor! Thanks for the recipe!
It was soooooooo delicious! My husband and I enjoyed it so much! And I used the left over for chicken sandwich on the next day! Thanks for the recipe!
Kinda sorta in love with this. The perfect summertime lunch or light dinner! Totally flavorful and filling, but nothing too heavy. Gotta try this soon!
Thanks, Karly! We hope you enjoy it!
These look marvelous! I'm always up for anything with tzatziki. It's my absolute favorite sauce. Pinning these to make later. Thanks for the recipe!
Thank you, we hope you can give it a try soon!
Now that it is summertime once again I finally have more time to make recipes from this wonderful site. This is the second time that we have whipped up this fantastic Souvlaki recipe and it was even more flavorful than before! Just replaced the lemon with a dash of lime, which also turned out amazingly well!
A keeper !! Chicken was flavorful and tender ; the sauce was perfect. I used boneless chicken thighs I had on hand and got a nice char on them . Family loved this ?
Excellent souvlaki! I will try one of these days with pork. Very reminiscent of souvlaki we ate in the Plaka in Athens. I was perfect for a Saturday night supper after a day in the pool.
Thank you, Kevin, we're so happy you liked it!
I made this on Sunday. I let chicken marinate for four hours, put on skewers and baked on broil according to directions. Made the sauce too. So so so good! I just had the leftovers….cold….and they may have been even better! Both my husband and I liked this better than take out and we love our take out place. Thanks!
I made this recipe on a night when my husband was too tired to cook and I didn't have a ton of ingredients handy. This was an inexpensive and absolutely DELIGHTFUL meal. It was easy to make, but felt a bit luxurious. I love the idea of making the tzatziki as a dip with some pita chips/veggie sticks; I'm bringing it to my 4th of July BBQ!
We love this dish!! I made it about one month ago….. and 5 times since then!! For family and friends.. Everyone Loves it! I didn't change anything..We squeezed fresh lemon juice over the chicken after we grilled it Making it again tonight. My brother from Georgia is here… This time I am also making homemade pita break…Thanks for a great easy, yummy recipe!
Making this awesome meal again today. So delicious and so easy! Thanks for sharing this with us.
We're so glad you enjoyed it, Melissa!
Where do you like to get pitas locally?
I made this tonight! Yum! Just got back from Greece and it wasn't a great reminder of an awesome trip with amazing food.
Just made this for my family and everyone loved it! Will definitely make this one again, thanks!!
Awesome. The marinade is amazing. My whole family loved it. This chicken would be great on top of a Greek salad too.
This was delicious and so easy! It's going into my rotation of weeknight recipes as my kids (4&6) both loved it.
I'm currently on a restricted diet and this looked easy and tasty. I only made the chicken, not the tzatziki sauce, and it was really good. I made a salad and served the chicken over it. I really like that it didn't call for any weird ingredients. I pretty much had everything on hand except the chicken. Will definitely make again!


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Don't underestimate West Salem's Alex Hurlburt
WEST SALEM, Ore. (KOIN) — Alex Hurlburt is a fixture on almost every sports team in West Salem.
"This past year I played basketball, baseball and football and I've been kind of doing that since I've been a kid," the junior at West Salem High School told KOIN 6 News. "I also did wrestling and soccer as a kid."
But it's not just his athletic prowess that's earned him Athlete of the Week, it's what he's overcome to get there. To those who know him, Alex Hurlburt is one thing.
"He's a warrior," said his coach, Micah Tiffin.
Hurlburt already has college coaches pursuing him, which is a dream he's worked hard to make into a reality.
"It's been a dream of mine since I was a kid and it's definitely coming to life now," he said.
He was born 5 weeks early without an arm below his left elbow. He's spent his life avoiding the word can't.
"One of the biggest thing that helped me throughout my whole life is never say can't. It's something that my dad came up with when he was trying to teach me to do things as a kid."
That attitude stoked a competitive fire in Hurlburt.
"As a kid I was definitely underestimated a lot, like, on almost everything I did, whether it was just, maybe, I'd go climb a fence or something," he said. "I was underestimated and it translates to now, still, some people might underestimate how strong I am or fast I can be."
He said it still happens but it's OK.
"It makes me want to play harder, so it ends up working out."
It's worked out to the point where most people forget anything about the teenager could be considered different.
Central Florida's Shaquem Griffin catches a pass during a drill at UCF's Pro Day, Thursday, March 29, 2018, in Orlando, Fla. Pro day is intended to showcase talent to NFL scouts for the upcoming draft. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
"I've never thought of him as having an impairment because he is gritty as can be," Tiffin said. "It was never an issue because he's as tough as nails."
In this year's NFL Combine, Shaquem Griffin of the University of Central Florida took the football world by storm by being stronger and faster than most believed he could be. For Alex, it was seeing someone just like him — Griffin does not have a left hand — who proved what he'd always known.
Griffin "absolutely killed it with all the different things that he did and it just showed that, you know, no matter what you can kind of do, you can do whatever you put your mind to," Hurlburt said. "I think that's really cool and inspiration to myself to know I can do that, too."
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Hayden Vandehey, 'a Banks guy' all the way
by AJ McCord / Apr 12, 2019
BANKS, Ore. (KOIN) -- It's been a historic year for Banks High School as they won their first- and second-ever boys state championships, first in football and then in basketball. At the forefront of the school history is senior Hayden Vandehey.
"We've been so close for so long and to finally, to finally bring it home is something that I'll be proud of for the rest of my life," Vandehey told KOIN 6 News.
Run, don't walk: West Albany soph chases dreams
by AJ McCord / Mar 15, 2019
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- Emily Stefan started sprinting to win cookies, now she's running to make her dreams come true.
The West Albany High School sophomore went to junior high in Oklahoma. Her school sold cookies every Wednesday but Emily never had to spend money when she wanted some.
Scappoose freshman makes history in girls wrestling
by AJ McCord / Mar 8, 2019
SCAPPOOSE, Ore. (KOIN) -- "It's really important to me that girls get equal recognition for working just as hard as I do."
Those are the words of Bella Amaro, a freshman at Scappoose High School who recently made history in the state of Oregon for her wrestling prowess.

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Mon. Feb. 27, 2006
Early Commuting and Early Returning
I commuted early today due to some troubles.
Although I went out at 6am, the train was crowded... Because I commute very late on an average day, I didn't know it but it's not so early that you go out at 6am.
I also returned home early, today. As I know the train was very very clowded at that time. I'd say EARLY but I got home at past 10pm...
Sun. Feb. 26, 2006
Totoyamichi
I've been taking a rest on Saturday recently. I went to Totoyamichi (Japanese Page) which is a rotating sushi bar.
The prices depend on dish's color as usual but there were only 3 types as 100-yen, 150-yen and 250-yen so we could easily choose dishes. The items were also very good specially yellow tail, sea egg, grilled tunny and the others. Besides Awawa got a toy also at last.
I'd like to go in a few days.
Sat. Feb. 25, 2006
It was happened at last! That the Gold Medal was the first medal was also great!
Women figure skating had been casted a spot light by mass media, so it was great I guess. I had thought it was too enthusiastic beyond their strength but I was wrong(_ _)
Congratulations Ms. Arakawa!
Wed. Feb. 22, 2006
Maki and Kubo
Kubo, Japanese Soccer National Player, is great. The ability of scoring is absolutly wonderful. However it's difficult for the players who have inveterate injuries to play in the World Cup which is limited the number of players. I hope he'll do his best but...
Tue. Feb. 21, 2006
Chiba Bank Cup
There is an anual event as JEF Chiba vs Kashiwa Reysol, which is the Chiba Bank Cup. This year it was held as J1(JEF) vs J2(Reysol), and the J1 team won as many people thought. However JEF have a losing record I heard. Reysol was great.
Anyway let's make a wish for JEF staying J1 and Raysol go up to J1 this year!
vs Finland
I couldn't watch even a TV but there are few information because very few articles are in BBSs... However it was incredible that Ogasawara seemed to get a score with 55m shot, which was shot from Japanese side.
FF7DC
I finished the FF7's Dirge of Cerberus.
This game is the type which the player charactor (Vincent) is in the game screen and shoot as to my operation. This is an action game but you can finish if you have only patience because PC's level can be uped according to points you got in game until you lose. I guarantee it due to the fact I could finish!
The world is three yeas later from the Final Fantasy 7, two years later from the Advent Children. The movies are incredible as before, as SQUARE! If you like FF7, you should buy it.
Then I'll play online mode after installing.
Thu. Feb. 16, 2006
the Curling
I watched the Curling in TV of the Torino Olympics. I didn't know its rules at all but I knew it and I was interested so that I watched until the end. It was too bad that Japan lost.
I'm not nervous about smoke of cigarettes at other time but today's meeting was terrible. It was because my throat has been irritated for months, many people smoked at the meeting and it was too long!
Nevertheless it was good that the meeting finished after 3 hours later, I hadn't thought the meeting would be able to finish! I really thought that;-(
I ordered a Teriyaki-hamburger, a cup of coffee and a cup of salad as each single item in McDonald. Then shop assistant asked I don't care if it was ordered as the value set.
I think I couldn't order coffee as the set... or coffee of the set is bigger than 100-yen coffee?
Maki!
Maki got his first point in Japanese national soccor team at last! I, who have been a JEF supporter, am cheering him.
However the game was disastrous results against U.S. national team. Japanese national team is warring...
Sushi-Bee
I went to Atsugi to eat Sushi!
I had went there on my way home from Hakone, it was great but I eat few because I was ill, I've been wanting to try!
Yes, very good:-)
However it takes about 1 hour from my home, it's difficult to go there again. I need the Sushi restaurant which serves cheaper and good taste sushi.
Plus, I hear the voice You shall re-open Gourumet soon...
I had my hair cut short and colored partly after consulting with a hairstylist but..., which realized that it's difficult to set the offhand-looking hairdo.
A guy ask me the way. In English although He is an East Asia people I think. I didn't speak well but he spoke gramatically wrong English as same as I did.
Well, you know, It works like that.
Thu. Feb. 9, 2006
DVD-RW has broken
LaCie's DVD-RW drive is broken ;-(
The problem is that the tray couldn't eject. It seems to be difficult to prove the day I bought so I sent an e-mail to PLUSYU which is the shop I bought it. I've never receive a reply.
I'd like to record as a bad shop. It bothers me to send to the manufacturer... It costs shipping charge and it isn't clear-out that it will let the drive fix.
Purchasing HDD
I bought that, HDD as I said.
I didn't know but there is a kind of HDD like Serial ATA HDD whose transfer speed is more than 10 times as fast as Ultra ATA. I bought it for backup but I'd like to swap current main HDD due to that. However I wouldn't like to install again...
Wed. Feb. 8, 2006
I've been wanting to say about font-size that I've been feeling the font is too small in many web sites. It's out of the question to talk about the sites whose font size is set as immidiate value despite the intention of web surfers, there is a problem that the font is smaller than that the creators intend in case which you look at that by Gecko engine like FireFox.
Standard mode
Compatible mode
When you look at the Compatible mode's file with IE, the font as same size as 100% is not medium but small. Compatible mode is the mode for OLD BAD IE, there are many compatible mode sites whose font-sizes are set as small. On the contrary in the standard mode which respects W3C specification, the medium size is 100% even if IE.
So, it's the best that you set the font-size as % in order to handle many kinds of browsers.
Tue. Feb. 7, 2006
the Season of the Pollen
The season of the annual pollen allergen has come.
It is snow today, so the pollen isn't flying, but my nose feel the pollen since last week end. Although I was bad last year, I'm fine this year because of the medicine I got last week. Even though I am, I should wear a mask to prevent me sucking in pollen, of course!


Notes An almost identical image of this photograph can be found on page 252 of the 1956 Interlachen, Florida Southern College's yearbook. The caption above the image in the yearbook reads "Professors listen to registration instructions." Robert D. Wehr was a member of the faculty and the construction superintendent of Florida Southern College. Library is named after Edwin Timanus (E. T.) Roux (1876-1946). The library was renamed the Thad Buckner Building sometime between 1969 and 1970. Stamped in black ink on the back of this photograph is the following: "PHOTOGRAPH BY PAUL WILLE"


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Played a total of 1171 times by 224 registered members. Finished by 197 users who rated the difficulty as easy.
hello everyone, monday morning, so i'm back!
Well, it doesn't look like anyone is going to get any lower today (famous last words lol)! So you have a good chance at catching up It doesn't have as many options as most easy puzzles we get.. Have at it!!
I don't blame you Lavendar..I bet it's gorgeous there!
Thanks donna! Now if I could just get all the sympathizers to back off on their low moves so I could be at the top that would be perfect!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, sitting must be hard.. propping up your leg. Glad you are doing so well Tammie!!! Keep it up!!!
Not long-distance, donna - fell in love with Spain 20 years ago and have been having breaks there ever since.
Ohh that sounds wonderful!!! Do you travel a lot Lavendar?
Thanks to everyone for the clues. With them, I finished, which is my only aim. Much admiration for the quick-clickers and low movers but I'll never be one. Just back from a stay in Granada, Spain. Fabulous city, esp the Alhambra.
oops meant anyone heard from Adam lately?


1 To lead and manage a comprehensive Appeals and Debt Recovery Service which complies with all statutory requirements, London Councils (Transport and Environment Committee) and PATAS guidelines and all established Codes of Practice and ensure the provision of an efficient and effective service to customers.
2 To lead and manage the Council's parking permit schemes in accordance with Council policy and financial regulations, all statutory requirements, London Councils (Transport and Environment Committee) guidelines and established Codes of Practice. To provide an efficient and effective service to customers.
3 To lead, manage and actively promote the investigation and prosecution of any incorrectly held or used parking permit, blue badges, exemption or pass issued by the Council in accordance with all statutory requirements.
4 To lead and manage proactively all resources including investigation team to optimise appropriate use of parking spaces and income generated.
5 To lead and be accountable for all resources used within the team including the specific software/ICT and policies in ensuring that they optimise efficiency and effectiveness of the service/team as well as deliver excellent customers' satisfaction.
6 To lead and manage the communication and operational support for the Civil Enforcement teams.
7 To lead and ensure effective and efficient appeals process, and optimise income recovery liaising with all necessary teams across Parking Services and outside agencies and organisations.
8 To lead and manage contracts and projects relating to your team.
1 To develop procedures in order to deliver a Penalty Charge and Civil Penalty Notice Appeals and Debt Recovery Service to best meet the Council's strategic objectives, statutory requirements and the evolving needs of the stakeholders.
2 To lead on all parking permits matters.
3 To manage all aspects of service delivery through third party partnerships contractors/SLAs).
4 To manage and provide guidance in the exercise of discretion in dealing with representations and appeals against Penalty Charges, Civil Penalty Notices and vehicle removals (and wheel clamping as may be required) and ensure that all statutory notices issued by the Council comply with relevant legislation/codes of practice (including case law).
5 To take the lead in any investigations and regularity audits carried out by Internal Audit, agreeing and managing the implementation of remedial measures.
6 To manage the services and the systems and procedures required for their delivery, in order to meet the Council's strategic objectives, all statutory and audit requirements and the evolving needs of the stakeholders.
7 To develop and manage the services to ensure the achievement of Key Performance Indicators and improved customer satisfaction.
8 To provide regular and ad hoc reports to the Head of Service as required, including performance, financial and statistical analysis reports.
9 To manage the effective use of technology (including all opportunities to conduct business on line and establish monitoring procedures to ensure delivery of high quality services.
10 To deal with external enquires, as appropriate.
11 To manage and report on the associated budget, including income and expenditure, in accordance with audit and financial regulations and ensure that all income is promptly and correctly remitted and/or all expenditure correctly coded.
12 To contribute to the overall management of Parking Services, as a member of the Parking Management Team.
13 To manage the team in accordance with Council policies and procedures, ensuring an efficient and effective service is delivered and that performance standards and targets are achieved.


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Jun 26, 2019 PN901-116 E. Sequoyah Simermeyer, of Maryland, to be Chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission for the term of three years, vice Jonodev Osceola Chaudhuri, term expired.
Oct 24, 2017 PN1180-115 Robert M. Weaver, of Oklahoma, to be Director of the Indian Health Service, Department of Health and Human Services, for the term of four years, vice Yvette Roubideaux, term expired.
Oct 24, 2017 PN1179-115 Tara Sweeney, of Alaska, to be an Assistant Secretary of the Interior, vice Kevin K. Washburn, resigned.
Jan 1, 2015 PN59-114 Jonodev Osceola Chaudhuri, of Arizona, to be Chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission for the term of three years.
Jul 22, 2014 PN1923-113 Jonodev Osceola Chaudhuri, of Arizona, to be Chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission for the term of three years.
Jan 6, 2014 PN1177-113 Vincent G. Logan, of New York, to be Special Trustee, Office of Special Trustee for American Indians, Department of the Interior, vice Ross Owen Swimmer, resigned.
Jan 6, 2014 PN1176-113 Yvette Roubideaux, of Maryland, to be Director of the Indian Health Service, Department of Health and Human Services, for the term of four years. (Reappointment)
Apr 23, 2013 PN340-113 Yvette Roubideaux, of Maryland, to be Director of the Indian Health Service, Department of Health and Human Services, for the term of four years. (Reappointment)
Feb 27, 2013 PN175-113 Vincent G. Logan, of New York, to be Special Trustee, Office of Special Trustee for American Indians, Department of the Interior, vice Ross Owen Swimmer, resigned.
Sep 21, 2012 PN1967-112 Vincent G. Logan, of New York, to be Special Trustee, Office of Special Trustee for American Indians, Department of the Interior, vice Ross Owen Swimmer, resigned.
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It's a lot of fun to get hammered and watch "Noir" all night, but I really, really have to stop posting about it on the internet afterwards.
Besides being borderline incomprehensible, I'm just repeating myself over and over again. Over two years of the same kind of PWI pontificating is kind of tiresome to wake up to in the morning.
Oh, whatever. Guess who needs coffee this morning?


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Arsenal Home Lost 1 – 3
Posted on January 27, 2021 by John Smith
In those heady days when the club sat on the top of the league, realists could see that the squad wasn't strong enough to sustain anything approaching that position, and the return fixture with Arsenal was proof. After defeating a sub-strength Gunners XI in the cup three days earlier, Saints found themselves without both first choice full backs and so drafted in Valery and Vokins, players who had started against Shrewsbury, but maybe not ready to face the rejuvenated North Londoners. Ralph may well have picked them anyway, but circumstances left him with no other choice: couldn't move Ward-Prowse back as Romeu was missing, couldn't move Stephens across as Vestergaard was missing (and Salisu… as usual). Romeu would have been invaluable in this game, both as cover in front of the back four, and as the 'out' ball for the centre backs – this point demonstrated in the first 30 seconds when Bednarek's poor pass forward was intercepted to set up Lacazette, who was foiled by McCarthy. Within a couple of minutes, though, Saints were taking the lead down the other end: Armstrong finished a planned corner routine with a controlled half-volley. It was a false dawn as Arsenal didn't take long to draw level, Pépé catching out Valery's dodgy positional sense to run on to Xhaka's pass. Southampton were struggling to contain eager attackers, but they seemed to be coming to terms with them as half time approached, with Adams forcing a good save at the other end. Then they conceded a very poor goal when the ball was moved forward from a long goal kick and Saka escaped Vokins with ease; at this point the situation was dangerous, but it became critical when McCarthy dashed out of his goal and was rounded by Saka who kept his balance to score. We know that the team's second half performances rarely match the first, and so it proved again, although Ings came close to an individual equaliser. Ralph's bench was strengthened by the return of Redmond, and Vokins made way for him, with Diallo moving to left back. Alas Diallo became the third full back to be found out on the night when Saka had plenty of space to collect Soares' crossfield pass and cross for Lacazette to net from close range. Not a good night for Saints, with even Ward-Prowse failing to score from a free kick, Leno diving to his right to save.
LSSC Man of the Match: Stuart Armstrong. As ever, a goal helps.


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Q: Clone VBA Excel Application and Workbook object from memory Currently I am creating a copy of a workbook I am in by just creating a new excel application object and doing workbook.open  as shown below:
Sub OpenExcelInstance()

        Dim xlapp As Application
        Set xlapp = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
        Application.DisplayAlerts = False
        xlapp.Workbooks.Open ThisWorkbook.Path & "\" & ThisWorkbook.Name, , True
        Application.DisplayAlerts = True
        'xlapp.Visible = True
        Set xlapp = Nothing

End Sub

However, our file is located on such a slow network drive I would like to figure out a faster way of opening the second instance. I have seen various examples of creating clones of VBA and VB6 objects but no examples of copying an entire application and workbook object. Is this doable with the excel application and workbook object itself to reduce having to retrieve the file from the network drive but pull from memory instead which should be faster.

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RIO DE JANEIRO - A lingering scandal involving Brazilian President-elect Jair Bolsοnarο's sοn has soured his inauguratiοn next week and tarnished the reputatiοn of a far-right maverick who surged to victοry οn a vow to end years of pοlitical hοrsetrading.
Bolsοnarο, who spent nearly 30 years in Cοngress, takes office οn Jan. 1 after a strοng electοral win that gave him a mandate to hobble violent drug gangs, cut thrοugh red tape to kick-start Brazil's ecοnοmy and gο after the cοuntry's cοrrupt pοlitical class.
But a festering scandal involving the fοrmer driver of his sοn, Rio de Janeirο state lawmaker and Senatοr-elect Flavio Bolsοnarο, has clouded his big day. Jair Bolsοnarο, Flavio Bolsοnarο and the fοrmer driver, Fabricio Queirοz, have denied any wrοngdoing.
But some critics have begun questiοning the president-elect's graft-busting credentials, and asking whether the Bolsοnarο pοlitical clan really represents a new type of pοlitics in a cοuntry weary frοm years of cοrruptiοn prοbes.
"Ever since this case came to light, there has been a spectacle of evasiοns and uncοnvincing explanatiοns οn the part of the Bolsοnarοs ... an episode with relevant implicatiοns fοr natiοnal pοlitics," Brazil's biggest newspaper Folha de S.Paulo said in an editοrial οn Thursday, the day after Queirοz sought to explain himself in an interview with a Bolsοnarο-friendly TV netwοrk.
The scandal arοse after Brazil's Council fοr Financial Activities Cοntrοl identified 1.2 milliοn reais that in 2016-17 flowed thrοugh the bank accοunt of Queirοz, who fοr years was οn Flavio Bolsοnarο's payrοll as a driver and advisοr. Some payments were made to the president-elect's wife, Michelle Bolsοnarο.
After citing a health crisis as his reasοn fοr failing to attend two previous appοintments with prοsecutοrs to explain the prοvenance of the mοney, Queirοz said in the SBT netwοrk interview οn Wednesday that mοney in his accοunt was due to a side-business of buying and selling cars.
Jair Bolsοnarο has said the payment to his wife was Queirοz repaying a persοnal loan. He added that if he made a mistake by nοt declaring the mοney frοm Queirοz, he would rectify it with tax authοrities.
In the interview, Queirοz said the mοney to Michelle Bolsοnarο had been explained by her husband, and was to repay a loan. He denied he had been dodging investigatοrs, and said he had failed to turn up to appοintments with prοsecutοrs because of a malignant cancer that requires immediate surgical remοval.
Michelle Bolsοnarο has nοt cοmmented publicly οn the case.
Accοrding to the COAF, some of the payments to Queirοz' bank accοunt were made by other employees οn Flavio Bolsοnarο's payrοll when he served as a Rio de Janeirο state lawmaker, including by Queirοz's own daughter. Many of the depοsits were made οn οr arοund the same day that the state Cοngress paid employees, the COAF fοund.
It passed οn the suspicious financial flows in Queirοz's accοunt to Rio state prοsecutοrs, who have so far failed to get the fοrmer driver to cοme in and explain the funds.
State prοsecutοrs have suggested that Flavio Bolsοnarο cοme in οn Jan 10. It was nοt clear when Queirοz would attend.
Queirοz declined to explain why his cοlleagues were depοsiting mοney into his accοunt, saying he would tell investigatοrs.


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