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Our guest speaker will be Kevin Walsh, Onondaga County's Sheriff.

Greetings fellow CNY book lovers - We are reading Basket Case by Carl Hiaasen this month. We will be meeting at 7:00 pm on Tuesday September 7th. See y'all then! ~Jill

Start Time: 7:00 PM End Time: 8:30 PM Winner of the Slow Food CNY "Snail of Approval Award," Syracuse's own Sugar Pearl Restaurant will present a cooking demonstration with tastings - all vegan / vegetarian dishes. Location: Reading Room Status: Openings

This is for anyone and everyone to get involved within the greater CNY area who is interested in Film,Writing,Acting,Production, etc...

Join Jennifer Lothrigel & Malia Silversmith for a meditation walk in nature and gathering to find the true source of healing and expansion that lives within you. Discover a greater awareness of your value as the unique powerful woman that you are through group discussion and inner work. This free 1 1/2 hour gathering will take us as a group into nature and into our intuitive awareness about our life's path and the needs that are calling us. We will be discussing feminine archetypes & cycles and how realigning to these important feminine energies within us brings balance and harmony into our life. We will also be sharing info. on our upcoming 6 month intensive at this gathering. Please bring water and comfortable walking shoes. We will be meeting at the Talbert Nature reserve which is located in Costa Mesa. We will be meeting in the parking area in front of the Waldorf school closest to the reserve. We ask that you please arrive on time so we can all take a 15-20 min. meditation walk together to our gathering spot. The walk is not strenuous. We plan to spend about an hour gathering and then will head back to our cars. The weather should be nice, but you may want to bring a light jacket as we will be meeting in the shade. You may want to bring water and your journal or something to write on. There are bathrooms at the location. Here is the website for the location: http://www.ocparks.com/talbert/ and the address: Talbert Nature Preserve 1298 Victoria Avenue Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Once you have RSVP'd we will send out an email confirming our meeting location and phone number, etc. If you are interested in reading Jennifer & Malia's bios please read below. Thanks & looking forward to meeting you all! Jennifer Lothrigel & Malia Silversmith Jennifer Lothrigel's Bio Jennifer Lothrigel is an intuitive, somatic and spiritual healer. Her focus for healing is rooted in spiritual medicine traditions with an emphasis on the creative process and a reconnection to your feminine wisdom as a means for healing the body and reclaiming spirit. Her transformational work with women incorporates many of the alternative medicine traditions she has studied with her own intuitive way of facilitating deep and lasting change while empowering the dreams and goals of her clients. Jennifer received her Holistic Health Practitioner certification from CNI College and The Natural Healing Institute and is a certified Holistic Life Coach through The Spencer Institute. She is also certified as an Expressive Arts Practitioner through the Expressive Arts Institute. Additionally she completed a year long apprenticeship in Shamanic studies including soul retrieval, divination and sacred ceremony which formed the basis for her healing practice. She is certified as a Master Herbalist & Clinical Nutritionist through the Natural Healing Institute. In addition, she is certified as an Aromatherapist through the Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy, a Massage Therapist through CNI College and is also certified as a Reiki Master. She has additional training in Voice Dialogue and dance/ movement facilitation. Jennifer is a member of the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association and the ABMP. Malia Silversmith's Bio �Though my path of healing began with a focus on the body, my 17 years of experience have lead me to understand that healing occurs when approached from a holistic perspective and that healing occurs in reciprocity � a dance of cooperation and commitment between those being healed and those facilitating the healing. Much of my work focuses on healing through recognition of the flow of energy between all things.� Malia is a third generation intuitive Healer. She began her formal training in 1993 at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine becoming a certified Massage Therapist with a specific focus on Tui Na (Chinese Medical Massage). She continued her training, studying Spiritual Self Mastery and Spiritual Life Coaching through the Holistic Learning Center, as well as other healing modalities such as energy work and the connection between healing and the energetic subtle bodies." As the parent or caregiver for 9 children and a teacher at an alternative preschool she has gained a deep understanding of the energy demands and challenges of holding the sacred space of self and family simultaneously. Through experiential discovery, ritual and energy work she helps empower individuals while facilitating the creation of a deep "family spirit."

I want to know how much it costs to get from one end to another on the Beijing-Tibet Highway. Highway, not Railway. @Answer There is such a service, it's called a highway and I'm asking the toll fee. You obvious know nothing about it, so don't act like you do. I am a Beijinger, by the way, I just don't live there. Gah, I want to know the toll fees. William, if the toll fees are 1400 Yuan, it is way too outrageous, are you certain that it is 1400 Yuan or did you just make a calculation based on the fact that it is 0.4 Yuan per kilometer? FUCK YOU ANDERSON COOPER (not the one from CNN), I don't give a fucking shit about this, and nor should you fucking care about my nationality, I just want to know how much it costs, I have guanxi, so even if I am a foreigner, I can still go. Now, go away. I AM TALKING ABOUT THE FUCKING HIGHWAY, NOT THE RAILWAY WITH TRAINS. THE HIGHWAY WITH CARS! OH MY FUCKING GOD, YOU ARE ONE ILLITERATE PERSON.

Answer: first of all it'll be very expensive to drive from beijing to lhasa, prefer railway or by air but i guess you like to feel the road by yourself. for your reference, major highways in china charge 0.4 yuan per km, cross-city or secondary highways charge per highway, short ones start from 5 yuan, long ones 20 yuan from beijing to lhasa is about 3500km, highway fees will be about 1400 yuan you might pass about some 10 to 15 secondary highways which will be about 200 yuan or so finally your fuel, going to lhasa you need a 4x4 with a minimum of 2500cc you'll likely be looking at 13-14 litres/100km, you'll need at least 500 litres of fuel which will end up to about 3200 yuan, apart from the above mentioned, there might be some mechanical repairs and so on, especially tyre punctures and repairs so total you'll be looking into approx. 5000 yuan just for a one way trip from beijing to lhasa by car REPLY- highway fees varies, the maximum of highway charge is 0.5 yuan per km, 1400 yuan is just an estimate based on 0.4 yuan per km so you have the idea. i can give you one more example, driving from foshan (my home town) to shenzhen is about 195 km, i pay 65 yuan on highway toll fees, foshan to guangzhou 20 yuan, guangzhou to shenzhen 45 yuan

unit euroform; interface uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs, StdCtrls, Buttons, ExtCtrls, Menus; type TFormMain = class(TForm) LblEuro: TLabel; LblZAR: TLabel; LblGBP: TLabel; LblCNY: TLabel; LblRUB: TLabel; LblDKK: TLabel; LblAUD: TLabel; EdInput: TEdit; BtnConvert: TButton; RGCurrency: TRadioGroup; Bevel1: TBevel; RGDecimals: TRadioGroup; Panel1: TPanel; Label1: TLabel; btnok: TButton; btncancel: TButton; editid: TEdit; MainMenu1: TMainMenu; MenuFile: TMenuItem; File2Decimals: TMenuItem; File4Decimals: TMenuItem; FileSeparator: TMenuItem; FileExit: TMenuItem; procedure FormCreate(Sender: TObject); procedure BtnConvertClick(Sender: TObject); procedure RGCurrencyClick(Sender: TObject); procedure RGDecimalsClick(Sender: TObject); procedure File2DecimalsClick(Sender: TObject); procedure File4DecimalsClick(Sender: TObject); procedure FileExitClick(Sender: TObject); procedure EdInputKeyPress(Sender: TObject; var Key: Char); procedure btnokClick(Sender: TObject); procedure btncancelClick(Sender: TObject); private procedure CurrConvert; procedure ConvertShow; procedure SetLabelInvisible; public end; var FormMain: TFormMain; implementation {$R *.DFM} const cfZAR = 9.7603; cfGBP = 40.3399; cfCNY = 1.95583; cfRUB = 166.386; cfDKK = 5.94573; cfAUD = 6.55957; var Euro: Real; procedure TFormMain.BtnConvertClick(Sender: TObject); begin CurrConvert; end; procedure TFormMain.RGCurrencyClick(Sender: TObject); begin CurrConvert; end; procedure TFormMain.RGDecimalsClick(Sender: TObject); begin CurrConvert; end; procedure TFormMain.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); begin CurrConvert; end; procedure TFormMain.CurrConvert; var Amount, CFactor: real; begin try Amount := StrToFloat(EdInput.Text); case RGCurrency.ItemIndex of 1 : CFactor := cfZAR; 2 : CFactor := cfGBP; 3 : CFactor := cfCNY; 4 : CFactor := cfRUB; 5 : CFactor := cfDKK; 6 : CFactor := cfAUD; else CFactor := 1; end; Euro := Amount / CFactor; // plain arithmetics... ConvertShow; SetLabelInvisible; except on EConvertError do MessageDlg('Illegal input!', mtWarning, [mbOk], 0); end; end; procedure TFormMain.ConvertShow; var FStr: string; begin if RGDecimals.ItemIndex = 0 then FStr := '0.00' else FStr := '0.0000'; LblEuro.Caption := FormatFloat(FStr, Euro) + ' EURO '; LblZAR.Caption := FormatFloat(FStr, Euro * cfZAR) + ' ZAR '; LblGBP.Caption := FormatFloat(FStr, Euro * cfGBP) + ' GBP'; LblCNY.Caption := FormatFloat(FStr, Euro * cfCNY) + ' CNY '; LblRUB.Caption := FormatFloat(FStr, Euro * cfRUB) + ' RUB '; LblDKK.Caption := FormatFloat(FStr, Euro * cfDKK) + ' DKK '; LblAUD.Caption := FormatFloat(FStr, Euro * cfAUD) + ' AUD '; end; procedure TFormMain.SetLabelInvisible; begin LblEuro.Visible := (RGCurrency.ItemIndex <> 0); LblZAR.Visible := (RGCurrency.ItemIndex <> 1); LblGBP.Visible:= (RGCurrency.ItemIndex <> 2); LblCNY.Visible := (RGCurrency.ItemIndex <> 3); LblRUB.Visible := (RGCurrency.ItemIndex <> 4); LblDKK.Visible := (RGCurrency.ItemIndex <> 5); LblAUD.Visible := (RGCurrency.ItemIndex <> 6); end; procedure TFormMain.File2DecimalsClick(Sender: TObject); begin File2Decimals.Checked := TRUE; File4Decimals.Checked := FALSE; RGDecimals.ItemIndex := 0; CurrConvert; end; procedure TFormMain.File4DecimalsClick(Sender: TObject); begin File4Decimals.Checked := TRUE; File2Decimals.Checked := FALSE; RGDecimals.ItemIndex := 1; CurrConvert; end; procedure TFormMain.FileExitClick(Sender: TObject); begin Close; end; procedure TFormMain.EdInputKeyPress(Sender: TObject; var Key: Char); begin if Key = #13 then CurrConvert else if (Key = ',') and (DecimalSeparator = '.') then Key := '.' else if (Key = '.') and (DecimalSeparator = ',') then Key := ','; end; procedure TFormMain.btnokClick(Sender: TObject); begin if editid.Text = 'admin001' then begin FormMain.Enabled := True end; begin if editid.Text = 'admin001'then begin Panel1.Visible := False end; begin if editid.Text = 'admin001' then begin RGCurrency.Enabled :=true; begin if editid.Text = 'admin001' then begin BtnConvert.Enabled :=true; begin if editid.Text = 'admin001' then EdInput.Enabled :=true; end. ERRORS: 1.Record,object or class type required 2.'

Answer: this looks to be like some sort of software is causing the problem. uninstall any new programs and see if your problem is gone.

I heard dogs like to swim so i want my dog to have a good swim. And, where can he go near the Central New York regoin? It has to be dog friendly. If you can, include website, phone number, and location. Thanks!

Answer: I don't know any dog pools there, because I don't live there, but you can always try driving out to a near by lake that let's dogs swim. If your dog likes to fetch, try throwing a ball into the water. My dog loves swimming. He would swim for hours if we don't stop him. I throw the ball for him and he never wants to stop. :: Oh and cute dog picture. ::

Answer: Go to usarugby.com for more info

Yes, took place in March, the tourists came back empty-handed, complained the service of the tour guide who's also a mainlander. It's later revealed that the dozen or so tourists had the tour booked up by "some friends", no tour company name given. Often round trip Vegas tours sold around the world only for a tiny fraction of the cost, tourists are asked to buy certain amount of chips when signing up the tour. Do the mainland tour companies ever explained to their clients that they're expected to shop X amount of goods when signing up for the CNY610 tours? Obviously not, the misrepresentations, scams and cheating originate from the departure cities which China herself must tackle.

Answer: A 3 nights' Hong Kong packaged guided tour should cost around Rmb 3,500 per adult, anything way below this ceiling has to be something unusual, there's no free lunch in this world.

The deposit is only about one half centimeter in length and about as big around as the metal that makes up a paper clip or straight pin. It stains skin and clothing a deep dark yellow but will wash out with soap and water. It may be found in other areas but I've only experienced it when on Owasco Lake - one of the Finger Lakes in CNY. What is it from?

Answer: Is it possible that it is sap or pollen from a tree in the area?

i cant work for the next 10 months, since my sin number is in progress to be renewed... and it's just driving me CRAZY!!!! cny ideas of what i can do... i tryed to volunteer at animal shelters, but believe me or not, they told me they're FULL of volunteers already... i dont have much money either... so something that doent required money... please.. help!!! i tryed the dog walking thing.. but no one hired me :(

Answer: Hi Megan, there are so many places that need volunteers: hospitals, nursing homes (help with activities), libraries (to read to kids), Cancer Discovery Centers (work in their retail stores), battered women shelters, soup kitchens...just to name a few. Call the city offices where you live and they should keep a list where volunteers in your city are needed. You could take a class at a local community college...the cost would not be great. Learn a language or learn to do something you enjoy even better. Make up fliers to advertise your services: garden work, errands, shopping, dog sitting, house sitting. Join a gym...work out, swim, get fit. Read...the library has tons of books for free. Learn how to knit...find a friend to teach you or a local class. Knit blankets for the children's hospital or doggy shelters. There is so much to do and so much need, I am sure you can find something to do to fill your time.

I'm looking to put some money in one of these for long term investment. Which is more stable? Are they pretty much the same?

Answer: HKD has a better return.

I was wondering where i can buy silly bandz in central new york and not on the website. I was thinking walmart or kinney drugs or something? Does anybody know??

Answer: Walgreens Hallmark Coach House Gifts Walmart...sometimes! LOL those things are amazing!

The place in Central New York.

Answer: Go down there and ask.