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The twenty-seventh President of the United States William Howard Taft in Hutchinson, Kansas. The president was the keynote speaker at the state fair to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Kansas being admitted to the union. President Taft is sitting in the back of the car with a top hat in his hand. The photograph was taken in front of the Liberal Arts building. (September 26, 1911) KansasMemory.org
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The Buffalo Sabres and their design firm studied the best locker rooms and training facilities of other NHL teams. Now they say they're ready to create a space that's even better.
The Sabres unveiled their HSBC Arena renovation plans today in the arena. The Sabres' facilities will expand from 8,644 square feet to 15,220, a boost they feel will help them with everything from player recruitment to better breakfasts.
"We've actually done quite a bit of benchmarking with other teams in the league to see what the best of the best is, and we feel like we'll be providing something even better than that," said Keith Alf, the project manager for Cannon Design.
Demolition will start next week, and the renovation is expected to be done by the opening of training camp in September.
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The Philadelphia Eagles will be in Foxboro starting Aug. 12 for three days of joint practices with the New England Patriots, leading up to a preseason game at Gillette Stadium on Aug. 15.
FOXBORO — Adversity is nothing new for Daxton Swanson. He faced it in college. He faced it last season after going undrafted out of Sam Houston State. And he knows he faces it now as he tries to earn a spot on the Patriots roster.
Among the reasons I'm looking forward to seeing Darrelle Revis play 16 games – plus playoffs – this season is that I want to see how he compares with Ty Law, who'll be inducted Friday afternoon into the Patriots Hall of Fame.
FOXBORO — He's the man Tom Brady calls his best friend. And last season, the man Julian Edelman compared to Mr. Miyagi.
FOXBORO – Matthew Slater returned to practice on Thursday for the first time this year. The Patriots' special team captain was held out of all of organized team activities, minicamp and started the first six days of training camp on the physically unable to perform list.
FOXBORO – Life is different for Tom Brady with Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner in the fold. And it's been easy to see why.
FOXBORO – The Patriots toned it down in Thursday's practice as multiple injured players returned to training camp.
FOXBORO — Brandon Browner came into Wednesday's practice on a mission to disrupt, and he set a tone from the get-go.
FOXBORO – Alfonzo Dennard is only looking ahead. After the offseason he had, he really has no other choice.
FOXBORO - James Develin continues to earn praise throughout training camp.
FOXBORO: There were two new additions to the ever-growing training camp injury list on Wednesday – rookie center Bryan Stork and wide out Josh Boyce.
So, how would you evaluate what the New England Patriots have done in recent years compared to the Red Sox?
FOXBORO — The only thing Ryan Wendell ever asked for was an opportunity.
FOXBORO – When he first got to New England, Brandon LaFell admitted there was a lot of work to be done. The Patriots run a words-based offensive system while Carolina, where LaFell spent his whole career, used numbers.
FOXBORO – When the Patriots restructured Tommy Kelly's contract in the offseason, they did so in a way that made it easier for them to cut ties with the defensive tackle if things didn't work out. With his new two-year deal, the Pats could cut the veteran and save $1 million.
FOXBORO – Rob Gronkowski is itching to get physical.
FOXBORO – The Patriots returned to practice on Tuesday with a new addition and a couple of new subtractions.
He really does have one, even if he often keeps it as tightly under wraps as his game plan.
FOXBORO — In his first four seasons with the Patriots, Julian Edelman caught 69 passes on 118 targets from Tom Brady. Last year, he finished the season with 105 receptions on 151 targets.Getting on the...
The Patriots made a minor transaction on Monday that was Jake Ballard-esque.
FOXBORO – Things have changed plenty for Patrick Chung over the years.
FOXBORO — There was always that initial moment for Sherman McBride — the "wow" moment, if you will. It didn't happen often, but for those special high-school players, it wasn't hard to see.
FOXBORO – In his first four seasons with the Patriots, Julian Edelman caught 69 passes on 118 targets from Tom Brady. Last year, he finished the season with 105 receptions on 151 targets.
FOXBORO — Stevan Ridley is still flashy — evident by the neon green cleats on his feet. He's still young, only 25 years old. And he's still having fun out on the field, which he showed when he celebrated his goal-line touchdown in Sunday's practice by pretending to kick a door in.
FOXBORO – It was hard to gauge James Develin during the weeks of organized team activities and minicamp. For all intents and purposes, practices without contact are glorified passing camps.
FOXBORO – It's hard not to notice Roy Finch when he has the ball in his hands.
FOXBORO – The Patriots made a series of minor moves on Sunday.
FOXBORO – In the Patriots last practice before their first off day of training camp, the team went run heavy on Sunday.
FOXBORO — The Patriots were on the goal line and Jimmy Garoppolo was under center. When the rookie quarterback called for the ball, he did exactly what he wasn't supposed to in that situation — fumble the snap.
FOXBORO – Brandon Browner is a cornerback who relies on physicality. And he doesn't plan on changing his style of play whether the NFL wants him to or not.
FOXBORO – After James White got drafted, Bill Belichick was quick to compare the rookie running back to Shane Vereen. After watching three days of training camp, it's easy to see why.
FOXBORO – The cornerback stood out in all team drills – one-one ones, 7-on-7s and 11-on-11s, coming away with two interceptions and deflecting two passes.
Repeat after me: It was just the first day of training camp. It was just the first day of training camp. It was just the first day of .
The Patriots have an open roster spot once again.
FOXBORO — Rob Gronkowski stood with his helmet in his right hand, gripping his facemask. A black knee brace wrapped around his right leg and his entire left arm was wrapped in another brace as he stood there and watched.
FOXBORO – It's still new to Darrelle Revis – the colors, the stadium, the crowd and of course, Tom Brady.
FOXBORO – Kenbrell Thompkins has been one of the early stars of training camp for the Patriots.
FOXBORO – The Patriots wrapped up their second day of training camp on Friday and didn't come away from the practice unscathed as wide receiver Greg Orton suffered the first injury of camp.
FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) — A judge has rejected a motion by lawyers for Aaron Hernandez to dismiss charges stemming from the 2013 slaying of a Boston man whose body was found near the former New England Patriot player's home.
The Patriots took the field on Thursday for the first practice of training camp as virtual locks to win the AFC East for the sixth year in a row and the 11th time in the last 12 years.
When Dante Scarnecchia retired, many wondered what would change with a new offensive line coach inserted at Foxboro for the first time since 1998. Dave DeGuglielmo is now manning the ship, but the Cambridge, Mass., native said not to expect him to make too many adjustments.
Vince Wilfork might not receive the publicity like Rob Gronkowski does, but the defensive tackle's progress from a torn Achilles has been noteworthy.
FOXBORO — The Patriots offense was placed within the 5-yard line to start their 11-on-11 drills. With the entire defense out there, the window Tom Brady had to throw the ball was small. In some cases, it was easier to dump the ball off to the running back, but when he saw Kenbrell Thompkins he never hesitated.
FOXBORO — There was no holdouts, unknown or freak injuries, and otherwise no drama during the Patriots first day of training camp on Thursday. And to top it off, Rob Gronkowski was officially back.
FOXBORO — Logan Mankins is only 32, but he's entering his 10th season in the NFL, even he knows he's not considered young anymore.
The Patriots made a pair of minor move s on Wednesday with a couple of wide receivers, re-signing Greg Orton and releasing Tyler McDonald.
FOXBORO – Bill Belichick was forthcoming when it came to the subject of Rob Gronkowski's status for Training Camp, but stayed tight lipped when the subject of Aaron Hernandez came up on Wednesday.
FOXBORO – Logan Mankins is only 32-years-old, but entering his tenth season in the NFL, even he knows he's not considered young anymore.
FOXBORO – You'd be hard pressed not to find a Patriots' Training Camp preview that doesn't list Tavon Wilson on the bubble. Entering his third season, the 24-year-old played only 17 defensive snaps a season ago and now is the time to show everyone that he was worth a second-round pick.
On Wednesday, Bill Belichick stood at the podium inside Gillette Stadium and delivered some good news: his All-Pro tight end has been cleared by team doctors to practice and play.
During Bill Belichick's press conference on Wednesday, the coach said that Rob Gronkowski has been cleared by team doctors to practice and play.
PAWTUCKET — Ray Gannon will be 94 next month and has big plans for the future."Our goal," he said, sitting at a table at the Pawtucket Soup Kitchen, currently located in a clean and well-lit room in the...
The New England Patriots will hold their first practice of training camp on Thursday morning at Gillette Stadium. All practices are open to the public; seats and parking are free.
Let the games begin. It's that time of the year where people will speculate, analyze and otherwise throw darts against a board to try to figure out just what the New England Patriots' 53-man roster might look like to start the season.
FALL RIVER, Mass. — A lawyer for Aaron Hernandez says a dispute over records the defense had sought from the New England Patriots has been resolved, though it's unclear whether the documents were turned over.
FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) — Former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez is due back in court for a status hearing in his Massachusetts murder case.
The Patriots still have a couple days before players report to training camp, but already we're getting a sense of who will and will not be out there when the team holds its first practice on Thursday. On Monday evening, the Pats placed multiple players on the physically unable to perform and non-football injury list.
BOSTON (AP) — Lawyers for former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez are protesting the broadcasting of chats Hernandez had with his defense team during courtroom hearings.
The Patriots have signed veteran tight end Nate Byham. With the signing, New England has the maximum of 90 players allowed on the active roster entering training camp, which begins this week.
The Patriots will have a very good team this season.
BOSTON (AP) — The New England Patriots' attorney says 34 text messages between coach Bill Belichick and former tight end Aaron Hernandez were provided to Massachusetts prosecutors investigating a 2013 killing in which Hernandez is charged.
For a man who is unsure if he'll be practicing next week, Rob Gronkowski remains confident as the season approaches.
When training camp opens next week, it marks the official start of a new season. This time also marks the start for several players to make their last impressions on the Patriots before their contract...
We're only a week away from the first practice of training camp and already a few roster spots have opened up.
The longstanding mystery surrounding Armond Armstead came to its conclusion on Wednesday as the 23-year-old announced his retirement.
It would be silly to say that the Patriots, favored by many — including yours truly — to win their sixth straight AFC East title this season, are in deep trouble.
FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) — Prosecutors have spelled out what they say is "direct evidence" that the fiancee of former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez lied to the grand jury that indicted him on a murder charge, including about a box she discarded at Hernandez's direction.
Remaining tickets for the Patriots' regular-season games will go on sale through Ticketmaster at 10 a.m. Tuesday. They are expected to sell out within minutes.
Every season in every training camp you have your roster locks, your bubble players and your long shots. It won't be any different when players report to Gillette Stadium in a week and a half.
FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) - The cousin of Aaron Hernandez who was charged with criminal contempt after refusing to testify before the grand jury that indicted the former New England Patriot intends to change her plea.
FALL RIVER, Mass. — Prosecutors in the Bristol County (Mass.) District Attorney's office have turned over thousands of pieces of evidence to the defense team of Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots football star who has been charged with three murders.
Benjamin Watson has always been there for his younger brother, Asa. He'd fly home during the weekends of his bye week just to see him play at Rock Hill High School in South Carolina.
It takes a subpoena to get information out of the Patriots. Anyone who regularly attends, or listens to, one of Bill Belichick's press conferences is aware of that.
It took a season of Tom Brady throwing the ball to Reche Caldwell, Doug Gabriel and a 35-year-old Troy Brown before Bill Belichick reinforced his quarterback's arsenal.
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. — The marriage between Aqib Talib and the Patriots didn't last long — only a year and a half. But the relationship was mutually beneficial.
FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) — Lawyers for Aaron Hernandez are due in court on their request for a subpoena to compel the New England Patriots to hand over Hernandez's medical and other records.
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. — May and June weren't easy for Aaron Dobson.
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. – He hasn't been gone from New England long, but Aqib Talib is back in the region this week.
BOSTON (AP) — A jail spokesman says former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, who has pleaded not guilty to three murder charges, will be transferred Wednesday to a Boston jail.
A judge has ruled that former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez can transfer to a jail in another county for easier access to his Boston lawyers.
Football, much like life, is about opportunity. It's about finally catching that big break and taking off with it, never to look back.
If there's anyone who knows how hard Jimmy Garoppolo is about to be tested, it's Damon Huard.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Matthew Slater was all smiles as he playfully posed for pictures with teammate Nate Solder, and former teammate Joe Andruzzi and his wife, Jen.Standing on the lush green at Pinehills...
BOSTON — A Superior Court judge in Massachusetts on Tuesday refused to issue a gag order in the double-murder case against Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots tight end who is charged with fatally shooting two strangers at a traffic light in July 2012.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Ex-Florida and New England Patriots star tight end Aaron Hernandez, jailed while awaiting trial in the killings of three men, is Mr. July in the Gators' 2014 sports calendar and is featured in a Patriots calendar produced by the same company.
BOSTON (AP) - A Boston judge has rejected a request for a gag order in the double murder case against former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez.
PLYMOUTH – Patriots players past and present teed off at the Pinehills Golf Club on Monday with the hopes of tackling cancer in support of the Joe Andruzzi Foundation.
FOXBORO — The offseason program is finished. No more organized team activities and no more minicamp. For the next month, players around the NFL are free to do what they want with their time. But whether...
Another — and perhaps the final — chapter was added on Friday to the saga of playbook gate.
A limited number of individual game tickets go on sale on Tuesday, July 15, 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster.
The supplemental memorandum filed Wednesday claims that, on June 18, 2013, Trooper Michael Cherven did not have a folder with a search warrant and affidavit "in his hands when he entered the house."
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The NFL agreed Wednesday to remove a $675-million cap on damages from thousands of concussion-related claims after a federal judge questioned whether there would be enough money to cover as many as 20,000 retired players.
Standing 6-5 and weighing more than 280 pounds, Armond Armstead's size was one thing that stuck out to Joe Cattolico while Armstead played at Pleasant Grove High School. But more impressive than the student's lumbering stature was the athletic ability he had to go with it.
BOSTON (AP) - A judge has tentatively scheduled former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez to stand trial next year in May on murder charges in the 2012 drive-by slayings of two men.
FOXBORO — The road James Develin took to the NFL was unique.After starring on the defensive line at Brown University, his path led him to the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgs of the Arena Football League and...
BOSTON (AP) - Lawyers representing Aaron Hernandez in his two murder cases are continuing to challenge evidence seized from the former New England Patriots star's home last June.


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Hey guys, this is my first time posting anything on TeeFury (new buyer, new designer), so I was hoping I could get some feedback on this Rohan Red design. What do you think of the colors? Font? Should I add a texture to make it look old? Have any other ideas for LotR references I can add (like something in Elvish)? All feedback is welcome, and thanks in advance for the help!
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Alicorne137119 weeks agoI know nothing about t-shirt design, so I don't have much to say in the way of helpful feedback other than, I'd definitely buy it.
Darth_Jones118 weeks agoLooks awesome! Great design! The symmetry and color scheme work well and I love the type. I'm not a huge LOTR guy but i think the design itself is beautiful!
You could use the elvish font and write some rohan-related-quote as a slogan? Gandalf tells Grima wormtongue to keep his forked tongue behind his teeth.
so maybe "It'll keep your tongue behind your teeth" is kinda subtle.
or a gimli quote when he runs into the rohirrim? "Give me your name, horse-master, and I shall give you mine. "
or before that same scene aragorn says "what news from the mark?" thats simple
or when gandalf frees theoden he says "breathe the free air again, my friend." That doesn't really apply?
I personally wouldn't add anything, those are just the ony rohan related quotes i can think of right now. just spitballin' :)
It looks good.
kgullholmen118 weeks agolooks lovely so far. I do think you could make the horses even bigger. a little bit, so the darker lines of their faces and leg joints are outside the circle (and don't align with the circle, as they do now), if you know what I mean
it would make the design a bit clearer and give the horses a more prominent look. other than that: nice & clean. I agree that a tagline might be something to think about. something like "best in the riddermark" or much much better.
and don't drink and ride! :D
kgullholmen said: don't drink and ride! :D
you're so much smarter than I am.. that's an instant classic
Oh wow! Thank you guys so much for the positive feedback!!! It's really encouraging.
I love all of the slogan ideas, ("don't drink and ride" is a classic! xD) especially "The best in the riddermark." If I could add the latter in elvish scteefurycopy I would (but there's no word for "best" and "riddermark" in elvish) so if I add it it'll be in English. Now the question is where to put the tagline...Hm...
Kgull- I also really like your idea of making the horses bigger. I'll toy around with that and upload a new WIP. You guys can give me a thumbs up or thumbs down.
What exactly did you change?
dragoncake118 weeks agoThe horses are bigger in relation to the rest of it. I think it looks a lot better, although the necklines are causing me a bit of confusion at first glance. Maybe if they were slightly bigger again so the neckline doesn't confuse with the circle?
chewietoo118 weeks agoyou could try adding a stroke to the horse outline to act as a knockout to the shirt color. It wouldn't need to be large to be effective. It may work with this piece, and it may not. Just something to try. Remember, black and red are hard to disguish any how. When converted to grayscale, red becomes black and someone who is color blind would just have difficulty seeing it any how. That being said, I like the drama created between black and red. Good design.
Thanks again for the feedback, guys! It's been really helpful. I edited the design a little bit again, so tell me if it looks better. Also, keep in mind that I can change the color of the shirt. If you think it would look better on green or something, let me know. I can turn it a three color design (tan, red, and black). Also, would you like to see the "Best in the Riddermark" slogan beneath the logo? I can add that too.
whogirl9118 weeks agoI love it! I totally can not pull off a yellow shirt, but I'd buy it anyway. :)
whogirl9 said: I love it! I totally can not pull off a yellow shirt, but I'd buy it anyway. :)
buy yellow socks! that's what i did with http://www.teefury.com/archive/1498/Diggory_s_Favorite_Shirt/
it'll look good. and this shirt will sell to LoTr fans. its a sweet design
christy_s25117 weeks agoYou had me at LOTR. Instant buy! :)
Psyoren117 weeks agoSo, so, SO many warm fuzzies right now.
Psyoren117 weeks agoThanks you guys for all of the super positive feedback and helpful suggestions! I just submitted the design, so keep your fingers crossed!
jpsenior117 weeks agocan't wait to see it. good job and good luck.
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So J. Cole didn't win "Best new artist" -____-
No disrespect to any Wiz fans but seriously???? Even without an album, J.Coles fan base is crazy n he's clearly better lyrically. Can't say that I'm surprised tho. When what you rap about actually has substance, it often goes unrecognized & underappreciated by mainstream media. *sigh*


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After covering Gary Williams for the last four seasons (and, basically, a couple seasons after the turn of the century while still in school), it's safe to say these two things are true about the man:
1) He will not engage in an extensive ranking and comparison of his players and teams.
2) Despite that, there are certain players whose mere mention generates a look of admiration, respect and appreciation.
Johnny Rhodes is unquestionably one of those guys.
Rhodes is not the best guard in Maryland history. He might, however, be the best player to come through the program without having his jersey honored (as has been written here before, Adrian Branch has a claim to that as well).
He is also what you could now call a fantasy basketball owner's dream – a do-it-all player who was really, really good at just about everything.
Well, maybe not free throw shooting (60 percent for his career). But in just about every other measure, Rhodes' contributions stack up exceptionally well.
He was an incredible defender, averaging 2.8 steals for his career. Not only are his 344 steals an ACC record, his 3.7-steal average a senior is light years ahead of anyone else who has come through the conference.
Rhodes was a rugged rebounder, averaging at least five a game in each of his four seasons. Not bad for a 6-foot-4 guy.
While not the top ballhandler on his teams (that would have been Duane Simpkins), he managed at least 90 assists each season. At ninth in school history, Rhodes ranks higher than any non-point guard in the category.
And Rhodes could score. A lot. Not too much (his career-high was 30 points against Kentucky). But the man was steady, finishing with 1,743 points – also ninth on Maryland's career list.
There was little more that could be asked of Rhodes, who was also the one member of Williams' class of '96 that got demonstrably better as a senior.
Rhodes never played in the NBA (one of only three of the top 18 players on this list who have departed Maryland that didn't get a look in the association), and perhaps that skews the perception of what a superlative all-around performer he was.
But his toughness and tenacity should not be understated. On defense alone, he'd be a top-15 player. Toss in the steadiness at shooting guard – particularly his last two seasons – and Rhodes did more than enough to earn a top-10 nod.
Not to mention his coach's respect.
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* No. 19: James Gist
* No. 18: Obinna Ekezie
* No. 17: Evers Burns
* No. 16: D.J. Strawberry
* No. 15: Drew Nicholas
* No. 14: Tony Massenburg
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* No. 12: John Gilchrist
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WSU has more than 200 classrooms on the Pullman campus. Most are "general use classrooms" coordinated by a university committee; other non-general-use classrooms and labs are managed by individual colleges.
The Provost's General University Classrooms (GUC) Committee is the coordinating body for the day-to-day operation of, and long-term planning for, the general use classrooms.


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Mission Impossible?
by field negro, Sat Nov 11, 2006 at 06:51:08 AM EST
Ken Mhelman stepped down as RNC chairman recently, and the buzz around Washington is that the Republicans will offer the job to Michael Steel. That is, of course, if he doesn't take a job in the Bush cabinet as housing Secretary. Anyway, this is a move, I am sure, on the part of republicans to once again court the black vote. I mean they must look at election results time and time again, see that once again, they only got about 9% of the black vote, and pull whatever hair they have left, out. I can hear them in the back rooms now: "I know that guy Steele ran a pretty good race, and he is funny, upbeat, and telegenic. He is just the type of guy we need to reach out to the blacks" Now, they might or might not be right, and if he does takes the job, Mr. Steele just might be terrific at it.
But I have a few words of advise for Michael before he becomes the new black face of the republican party. -Sorry Condi- Your party has been despised by black folks all these years for a reason. Us black folks have this sixth sense about us, we can sense and see things that other people can't. And it has always proven to be an invaluable tool when it comes to telling us who our friends really are. Our sixth sense always tells us that your Republicans friends aren't our friend, and we aren't really welcome in your tent. Oh, you will tell us we are welcome, but somehow our sixth sense always says otherwise.
This is why no matter how much republicans try to reach out to us, it never works. Oh, we will politely tell them that we will consider voting for the republican candidate , but we never do. We will let you them our homes, and our space to tell us their position, but we ain't voting for them no matter what- At least 90% of us aren't. So Michael, this is what you will have to overcome, that sixth sense of ours that never seems to let us down.
Now, please don't get it twisted, it's not just the sixth sense. There are legitimate noticeable reasons for black folks turning against the republican party: Remember Ronald Reagan in Philadelphia, Mississippi, back in 1980, giving that infamous speech supporting states rights? Remember Nixon's 1968 "Southern Strategy? Remember Barry Goldwater opposing The Civil Rights Act of 1964? Remember Herbert Hoover? Remember republican strategist Lee Atwater's statement? "you start out in 1954 by saying Nigger,nigger, nigger, By 1968 you can't say nigger without it backfiring, so you say stuff like forced busing,states rights, and all that stuff" Mmmmmm, all that stuff huh Lee? Stuff like Willie Horton, "Harold call me", a black hand taking away a job from a white hand for Jessie Helms? But this is what you will be trying to overcome Michael, and the field is just trying to help you out. Hey, when your predecessor, Ken Mhelman, tried to apologize for the republican southern strategy, two of your biggest mouth pieces, Rush Limpboy, and Sean Hannety, denounced him.
So it's all uphill for you if you take this job Michael, and I don't know if you will be able to pull it off. You see how many black folks voted against you for the white democratic candidate in your own race don't you? This, even though you ran as far away from the frat boy as possible. That ought to tell you something: Party affiliation to the democratic party trumps even race with most black folks. So you just might want to think about that before you take the job.
Now don't get me wrong, I would love to see more black folks embracing the republican party. I, for one, do not believe that we should be monolithic in our voting. I would never want one party to take us for granted, as the democrats have done from time to time. Hey, Rosa Parks herself begged J.C. Watts to stay in Congress and represent the republican party. But hey, if it's not there it's not there. There is too much of a history here between us black folks and the party of Lincoln. Too much mistrust, too much ass given to kiss, too much David Dukes, Trent Lotts, and macaca men. And yes the Democratic Senator Robert Byrd was a former Klansman, and he did try to stymie the passing of crucial civil rights legislation in the sixties with a filibuster. But somehow black folks forgive him-it's that sixth sense again- and not Trent Lott. We never seem to forget the sh*& republicans do, but we give the dems a pass. Remember Clinton and Sistah Souljah? Of course you do; democrats can use us and get away with it, but republicans can't. Hey these old wounds were deep, and it will take a long time to heal. "Well there goes the South" I know LBJ, and it ain't been back ever since.
So good luck Mike, I really do hope you can make an impact among black folks. At least that sixth sense doesn't go off when we are around you. We really do feel like you are one of us, and that's a huge start.
Tags: civil rights, David Duke, Filibuster, Klansman, LBJ, Mhelman, Robert Byrd, Steele, trent lott (all tags)


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Seas: Around 1 metre.
Swell: South to southeasterly below 1 metre.
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Bells Skins Event, 1997 – Like Kelly at Cloudbreak or Gerry at Pipe, iconic.
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Sex Wax T-shirts were immediately banned in many schools , giving the brand outlaw cred.
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Faced with a lull in swell, contest organisers greenlight extension.
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It's a great time to go right! July brings the fun.
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During the public forum at Tuesday's Nanuet Board of Education meeting, Michelle Mazzaro, Nanuet mom and president of the , asked for an update on the long-awaited asphalt for the playground.
The fourth-graders at , who participated in the playground's , have three days left of school, but have not visited the playground during recess because of several factors, one being the lack of a blacktop.
"I'm anxious and want to see it (the asphalt) go down too," said Nanuet Superintendent Mark McNeill. "However, (the delay comes from) dealing with contractors, that's one of the variables, the second variable was the rain. I thought we ... were going to do it the week after all the bushes and trees went in, but that week we had rain."
He added that Rudy Villanyi, the Facilities Director for the Nanuet School District, has contacted county asphalt, but the school has no control over a contractor and when they can come in and do the job. Also, Villanyi has told McNeill that he will approve the asphalt when the ground completely dries, which improves the longevity of the blacktop.
"We have never pushed this off. Rudy has made calls asking them to make this first on their (the contractors') list," said McNeill.
The school also had to wait for asphalt companies to be up and running again. Currently, there is gravel where the blacktop is supposed to be.
"I'll talk to Rudy and I think we can get this done in the next couple of weeks," said Phil Sions, assistant superintendent for business. "I do know (contractors) they're very busy right now. They're all backed up, but there's no reason to not come here and get it done."
At a , the use of the playground during recess was addressed. It was determined that once the permanent crosswalk is complete and asphalt is put down in the playground, Highview Elementary will resume recess at the Highview Community Playground.
"I'm disappointed that the current fourth grade class won't get to play on it during recess, but I want to make sure for next year's fourth graders, that they get that chance," said Mazzaro. "We worked so hard on getting that crosswalk and I just want to see them have a good time because that's why we built it"
The has been installed. For right now, students are using the playground that was newly intalled summer of 2010 behind the school. At that March meeting, the school planned on laying down the asphalt in April.


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By DOUG EADS, CJ Correspondent
Commonwealth Journal
Somerset —
With just two and a half weeks remaining in the regular season, all of a sudden the Pulaski County Maroons are stringing together their most impressive stretch of the season, seemingly hitting their stride at the perfect time.
Take Tuesday's game against North Laurel for instance.
The Jaguars rolled into PC Field on Tuesday facing a Maroon team in the midst of a four-game winning streak, and appeared to have this one sealed up, leading Danny Masten's club by a 2-0 margin through five and a half innings of play.
However, as has been the case of late, Masten's club refused to give in one inch.
PC rallied by scoring four runs in the home half of the sixth inning off of North Laurel's Marcus Carson, and as a result it was Masten and crew running that winning streak to five wins in a row with a come from behind 4-2 victory over North Laurel.
"They threw what I would consider two of their best pitchers at us, and we struggled a little bit, because they kept changing speeds at us and they were bringing it pretty good," stated a very happy Masten after his club's win.
"They threw just enough off-speed stuff today to keep us off balance for the entire game," added the PC coach. "We put the ball in play, but they made several nice plays and held us at bay for a long time."
Early on, it was Austin Cornett and North Laurel's Zach Hurley hooked up in a great pitcher's duel, but neither would figure in the decision for their respective clubs.
The Jags finally broke through against Cornett by scratching out a run in the top half of the fifth frame, taking a 1-0 lead over Pulaski.
Marcus Carson — who tallied two of North's five hits on the day — drove in the first run of the game with a two-out infield single, giving the Jaguars that one-run cushion.
In the top of the sixth inning with one out, the Jags doubled that lead as North's Austin Thompson doubled to the gap in right center field driving in another run, giving the Jags a 2-0 lead at that juncture.
Carson meanwhile came on in relief of Hurley in the bottom half of the fifth inning, fanning the side, but the North Laurel pitcher ran into all kinds of problems in the home half of the sixth inning — all by his own doing.
Burton led off that decisive sixth frame by working Carson for a leadoff walk.
Carson then tried to pick off the PC pitcher off the bag at first, but threw the ball down the right field line for his first error of the frame, and Burton took advantage of that miscue advancing all the way to third base.
Jacob Denney followed Burton with a solid single, driving in the first run of the day for the Maroons, cutting the North Laurel lead to 2-1.
After a Taylor Gover walk that put runners at first and second with nobody out, Aaron Smith laid down a perfect bunt down the first base line.
Carson quickly jumped off the mound and tried to tag Smith running down the line but missed him. Carson then threw the ball wildly to first base on a bang-bang play, but the ball got away from the first baseman, allowing Denney to score the tying run on another throwing error by the North Laurel pitcher.
One out later, third baseman Eric Jones ended all the suspense in this one by crushing an 0-2 pitch from Carson to deep right center field, as the ball went all the way to the wall.
That two-run double scored both Gover and Smith, and just like that PC had a 4-2 lead over the Jags, coming all they way back from the dead.
And, that lead would be more than enough cushion for Burton.
The PC sophomore threw 1 2/3 innings of hitless relief taking over for Cornett, striking out three hitters, which included retiring the side in order in the top of the seventh to nail down a PC win.
"Blake Burton — our number nine hitter — came up there in the sixth inning and just had a great at bat," pointed out Masten. "Then, 'Gomer' (Jacob Denney) came up and got the big hit, and then Taylor Gover, Aaron Smith, and Eric Jones all delivered there, so we had the guys coming up in that inning that we wanted at the plate in that situation."
"Aaron got that bunt down to move the runners up, and then Eric got that big double to drive in the game winners," added the PC coach. "They didn't give up — that's one thing we've tried to instill in these guys this year to never give up. We've battled all season long, and we've came back and won some games due to the fact that we continue to battle."
With the win, the Maroons improved to 14-8 on the season and will put their five-game winning streak on the line tonight at PC Field.
The Maroons will host the West Jessamine Colts this evening beginning at 6 p.m.
DOUBLES — (NL) Thompson. (SW) Jones.
RBI — (NL) Thompson, Carson. (PC) Jones 2, Denney.
WP — Burton
LP — Carson


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DANVILLE — The Historic 1850 Union Church on Beach Plain Road in Danville will hold its Summer Church Services on Sun., July 7, 14, 21 and 28 at 11:00 a.m. The simple service is an old tradition that should not be missed. Refreshments will be enjoyed after the service on the lawn of the old church.
One of the unique features inside the old 1850 church is its huge pipe organ. Just to make room for the organ, three pews were removed. The organ was a gift to the Union Church in 1940 in memory of Flora Gordon Bakie by her husband, William A. Bakie of Kingston. Flora Gordon Bakie was the daughter of Levi Sanborn Gordon and Dorothy Ann Clifford. Levi S. Gordon owned pew No. 23 in the Union Church. The church paid $100 to have the organ moved from the Congregational Church in Kingston to the Union Church in North Danville. The organ is listed in the National Register of Historic Organs and may be the only pipe organ in the United States that is used in its original condition!
The organ is an early work of William B.D. Simmons & Co., Boston. It is in a free standing position at the front of the sanctuary in the church building. The tone is excellent and the pipe work is in good condition. The pine case is finished to imitate rosewood. The organ runs on a bellows that must be pumped by a worn, wooden lever around the backside. The sound from each pipe blends with all the other pipes to make listening to the music a wonderful experience.
The old pipe organ and other sights and sounds inside this small-framed church will give you a sense of the past in the small village of North Danville.
Please join the members of the Union Church for an enjoyable experience. If you need more information, please call Betsy Sanders at 642-5070. Happy Summer to all!


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Orangetown Police are investigating a suspicious incident on Tuesday, when a 9-year-old Tappan boy says he was followed home from the school bus stop by a man in a white van.
Police are asking anyone with information about the incident or who may has seen the van in the area at the time to call them at 845-359-3700.
The child got off a school bus at about 4 p.m. at Stephens Road and Andre Avenue in Tappan about 4 p.m. on Tuesday. The boy reported he saw a white van driven by a man parked on Stephens Road.
As the boy walked north on Stephens Road to go home, police said the van slowly followed him. The child started to run and the van sped up.
When the boy got into his home, he reported that the van stopped briefly in front of his home and then left the area heading north on Stephens Road.
The child told police:
- The van was white, possibly a Ford.
- The van had one large window on the rear driver's side.
- The child could see through the van's window, and noted the van was full of branches.
- The license plate was possibly white and blue in color.
Police checked the area but were unable to find the vehicle.
If you have information about this incident, make reference to incident No. 12-25725 when you call police.


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Ed Hooper
The Valdosta Daily Times
Greg Guilliams has a stable of six senior pitchers that he will call upon this season.
The Valdosta State head baseball coach knows those six horseman of pitchers will be the ultimate factor for the Blazers, who are looking to win their second Gulf South Conference championship since 2010.
"We are going to rely very heavily on those guys," Guilliams said. "We are going to go as far as our pitching staff takes us."
The Blazers will see how far that pitching staff will take them this year when they open their 2013 campaign today, by hosting the Comfort Suites Classic at Billy Grant Field. VSU will host the Palm Beach Atlantic Sailfish tonight at 6 p.m., and Lynn Saturday at 2 before closing out the weekend with a game against North Georgia Sunday at 3 p.m.
All six pitchers Guilliams and the Blazers will rely on this year were on the pitching staff last season, when the Blazers finished with a 27-19 record and no appearance in the South Regional Tournament.
Pete Whittingslow (3.68 earned run average, 6-4 record in 2012) is the team's most productive returning starting pitcher in 2013. He will be joined by Jarod Carlton (6.35 ERA, 4-1 record in) and Nick Forgarty, who finished with a 4.86 ERA and a 2-1 record in six starts late last season.
In the bullpen, Zach John (5.34 ERA, 3-2 record) and Ben Watson (8.18 ERA, 1-0 record) will be the go-to relievers, while Benjamin Weil will be the team's closer again this season.
In 2012, Weil made 32 appearances, all out of the bullpen, finishing with a team-leading 3.36 earned run average and 38 strikeouts. He didn't allow a home run all year.
All together, the Blazer pitching staff is about the only thing fans will recognize from last year's team. After all, sophomore catcher Bryant Hayman is the team's only returning starter.
Regardless of the amount of turnover, Guilliams likes his new team and how hard the players have worked since arriving on campus.
"I think it is a challenge any time you only have one returning starter," Guilliams said. "I think our club is still trying to learn our system. Having said that, I think they've worked hard and their attitudes have been good. At the end of the day, you never know until you get out there and start playing the games that count. I'm cautiously optimistic."
With Hayman, the 2012 Gulf South Conference Freshman of the Year, being the only returning starter, Guilliams said the team will look to him to make big plays at the plate. In 2012, Hayman finished the season with a .333 average, 10 doubles and eight home runs.
"He has even gotten better, especially defensively," Guilliams said. "He is going to hit in the middle of our order and he has got to be a guy that produces offensively for us if we want to be a good club."
Of the new additions, Guilliams said that he and his assistant coach, brother Todd Guilliams, have changed their recruiting strategy and have started to locate players that aren't always looking to hit home runs, but can rather play solid defense and run the bases in a more efficient manner.
"Our recruiting has changed," Guilliams said. "We've tried to get back to more team speed, we've tried to be a more defensive ball club. That was an issue with us last year. So we have tried to address that, but I guess the proof will be in the pudding when we start playing."
Among the Blazers' athletic recruits are two members of the Valdosta State football team. Outfielder Cooper Lemonds and pitcher Dom DeMasi, both of whom were on the baseball team last year, were both on the 2012 national championship football team, something Guilliams is proud about, even though they may be a little behind in baseball.
"I think they are a little behind, however they are both athletically gifted where they can do both," Guilliams said. "Those guys can get caught up...Certainly, those guys bring an aura of successful with them. Those guys expect to win and hopefully that will rub off."
Following this weekend's tournament at home, the Blazers will have a streaky schedule, playing a chunk of games on the road and at home. The Blazers will play nine of their next 12 games at home, before taking to the road for eight straight games, six of which will come against conference opponents. Then, the Blazers play 12 straight home games before heading onto the road for eight straight road contests.
"It is a good schedule if we can win," Guilliams said. "If we don't win it is not a good schedule. But anytime your playing at home there is a certain comfort level there. Starting the season off, I am certainly glad we are at home."


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Horoscope | Bernice Bede Osol
Gloucester Daily Times
---- — Certain events in the year ahead are likely to draw you closer to a casual acquaintance. A warm bond will develop, making this person one of your best pals.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) — When it comes to work-related issues, don't be overly dependent on co-workers who've helped you in the past. They might not be around this time.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — As long as you're permitted to think for yourself, you'll be productive. Undue orders or interference will slow you down to a crawl.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Your judgment is likely to be far superior to that of a well-intentioned friend. Listen to this person's advice, but keep your own counsel.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Don't put off important assignments until the last minute. You'll be much sharper early in the day, so you shouldn't waste those hours.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Tend to your own affairs before trying to help out other people. You won't be thought of as selfish, just efficient.
Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — There is no valid reason why you should share your good fortune with persons who had no hand in bringing it about. However, be sure to reward those who did.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Your ability to evaluate things correctly might not be as effective as you think. Try to operate only in areas of strength.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Try to relax and let things take their course. You've worked hard to plan something well, and you don't need to make any last-minute changes.
Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — Success is likely if you're able to organize your priorities in a methodical manner. If for some reason you can't, you're likely to end up being an also-ran.
Aries (March 21-April 19) — Unless you have your mind on what you're doing, you could end up taking one step forward and two steps back. Obviously, doing so will get you no place fast.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Your first thoughts are likely to be your best, yet for reasons known only to you, you're likely to put far more stock in your less-accurate assessments.
Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Don't push your commercial dealings too far. Holding out for extra concessions might take all the snap out of the rubber band.


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Rated 3.8 out of 5 by 427 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Michael012 TOO EXPENSIVE FOR WHAT YOU GET Great Staff and breakfast. Rooms (especially the room I stayed in) could use some attention and updating. The 11th floor hallways and carpet need to be replaced. Too many stains on the carpet. Pool was too crowded because some guests would let their friends and family in when they didn't have a room which caused the pool to be overcrowded. Could use some attention in keeping non hotel guests out of the pool so that the actual guests can be comfortable and not crowded while swimming. Great views and staff always willing to help when I needed anything. Front desk staff was always helpful and cordial with my questions. Overall. Great stay just too overpriced for what you actually get. July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nuttytraveler Suite hotel Was nice having a separate sleeping and sitting/working area. The hotel is a little worn but very clean. Deborah at check-in was fabulous! Very welcoming and was genuine - not fake/forced. July 21, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by bv2014 Convenient hotel location The staff that we interacted with during our quick stay in Dallas were pleasant but a few things that bothered me compared to stays at other SPG properties: -Upon arrival, there was dirty standing water in the bathroom -Room was not cleaned nor restocked with towels but we called down and had it taken care of by 6 pm that day -Noticed questionable stains on the sheets of both beds -There were loud parties next to us at 3 am in the morning We were in town for a friend's wedding so we were not at the hotel very much, but when we were at the hotel it left a bit to be desired. July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by wooldog Good staff Anthony (front desk) should be commended-excellent people skills and extremely helpful. July 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by IN123 Still needs some work The hotel was renovated, yet still needs some work on internal items. Shower wouldn't drain Shower exhaust fan did not work Shower leaked Beds were so so Pricing was okay Breakfast was good July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by tlmc312 Great Hotel! The staff was extremely friendly! We called for an early check-in, and were told we could check-in any time morning! That was really helpful for us, as we had a long day ahead of us, and it was nice to be able to go back to the hotel and just go up to rest. We really enjoyed our stay! July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bishop64 Recommendations You should alert potential guests that you charge for parking. That not inconsiderable expense was not included in the room rate. Also, the buffet breakfast is quite expensive. I chose to eat elsewhere after the first morning because it saved me money. July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rlam67 Great stay helpful staff Donte (SP?) was extremely helpful to me and my family during our stay in Dallas. I would definitely recommond this location to friends traveling to Dallas. July 14, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Chuck84 Worst Experience At A Starwood Property My stay at the Sheraton Suites Dallas was by far the worst stay I have ever experienced at a Starwood property. Upon entering the property, I was underwhelmed by the aesthetics of the hotel. At check in, I was given an incorrect room assignment. At 8:15 am I was awaken by housekeeping entering my room for no apparent reason. Finally, a water leak in my room destroyed my computer bag, computer, and client files. Now I am in a battle with management to remedy the situation. Starwood properties are fantastic hotels, just not this one. July 7, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Chuck65 Not a Good Experience This time I've stayed at this hotel many times over the last 10 year or so, and the experience has typically been what I would expect. However, my latest stay was not very good. I booked 4 rooms for 3 nights for 3 of my employees and myself. Check-in was fine, and the next day was as well, but after the 2nd night, none of my 4 rooms had been cleaned. @ of my employees called to get housekeeping to the room, and were promised a quick response. They left for dinner and came back a few hours later, and neither of the rooms were cleaned. They called again and it still took over an hour to get someone to the room. Considering that these were all club level rooms, we should be able to expect more from Sheraton. June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bsagain Parking Very disappointed that after prepaying for the room, I was charged for parking in an open lot at your hotel. I have stayed here on many occasions and have never paid for parking. If it were valet parking I would understand however the bill at checkout states self park. I would think even self park for SPG would be included. Look forward to your response before recommending again. July 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by br549sch customer service great Anytime I needed anything the front desk staff was on it. The maid keep our room serviced well. Enjoyed my stay, very impressed with the desk staff. July 8, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sandi44 Disappointed I had high expectations, after all this was Sheraton! However, we were disappointed with the size of the room, only 6" between the foot of the bed and the closet, had to open doors and turn sideways to get to the right side of the bed. (We are not large people). Shower pull broken, towels were not replenished (left w/1 bath & 1 hand, no mat, no washcloths). The refrigerator was not cooling and the a/c was intermittent. The front desk was a good experience, nice and knowledgeable. I wish this could be better but I think you want the truth. Thank you. June 30, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by AMart Was not taken care of After a long day of delayed flights I arrived early in the morning after my expected check-in. I was told that I would be charged for the previous night for missing my original check-in because they had to hold my room. I was told the room that I had reserved was no longer available, and was down-graded. At that point I was given a room key and walked in on already occupied room. After apologizing to the person I just walked in on, I went back and got a new room key. Despite booking a single king bed (and paying a good amount for it) I was giving a double full room. The food was lackluster, and the bar staff didn't seem to know anything about the local beers that were "featured" except that I probably shouldn't order one because they are foamy. I will not stay at this hotel again. June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by lucylu All was excellent, we just never had time to eat there We asked for a nice quiet room because we were on business. We also asked for an erly check in. The staff prepared a lovely quiet room on the 9th floor with an amazing view of the cit lights. Our suite was comfortable and m husband had a desk to work on his presentation. The 11th floor club came in very handy & it was a great touch to make us feel special. T Y ,,,we will visit again sioon! July 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by goga this hotel has good features the location is convenient, nice pool, nine view to downtown its a nice hotel inside and out. What i didn't like is that no free wi fi, no complimentary breakfast for the price of the hotel, and they charge me $15 dollars for like a three min call that was too much. Also on the 7 floor the ice machine wasn't working so i had to go to another floor to get the ice. July 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Eva49 SPG Recognition As an SPG member for over ten years, I have thoroughly enjoyed my membership. During each check-in this weekend, I wasn't informed of the Complimentary breakfast for SPG members. This should be automatically mentioned as PART of check-in policy. Otherwise, front desk staff were extremely hospitable. Thank You July 1, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sheri While the hotel was very nice, the staff were rude, unhelpful, and discourteous The room itself was very nice. The sofa bed didn't have sheets or a blanket or pillow, so when asked the staff simply stated they didn't have any more. They didn't even bother to offer an alternative. There weren't any cups in the room to accomodate water, so we asked the staff for cups. They were rude and said they didn't have any. The lounge for starwood patrons was very nice with ample food and flavored water. Why couldn't the staff be as nice as the accomodations? So, if you don't need anything from the staff you would have a nice stay here. November 2, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by GreenZ28 Needs to be renovated, but is a good value Hotel is in need of an update, but the staff is great and the restaurant beat expectations July 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Greg86 Couple of problems we ran into. We had the TV in our room (Rm 724) in the living room side that was not working. The engineer did everything he could to fix it and did a great job, but unfortunately he could not fix it. We were only staying a night, so there wasn't too much of a concern. However, as my wife and I were leaving the hotel, Saturday morning, we came out of the elevator and turned toward the entrance, and saw the wet floor sign,. I just about slipped and my wife did slip and fall. There was one of the hotel employees who was walking by and asked her if she was allright and helped her get to her feet, but yet no one behind the front desk asked her anything. We understand that if you walk on the floor where it says "wet floor" you take it at your own risk. The concern we had was there was much more water that was on that particular part of the lobby floor than normal. I would recommend this hotel and would probably return to stay in it, but I wanted to pass this along. Greg Akagi June 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by NannieX8 Always pleasant stay We have stayed t this hotel numerous times with our children and grandchildren. Always a pleasant experience and never have experienced a problem June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by adairap Centrally located, great beds, courteous staff Great location to downtown and surrounding areas. Super comfortable beds. The staff was very helpful. Overall great stay. My only recommendation is that the carpet could use upgrading. June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bulletthedog Location is great I recently stayed here for my anniversary. And this hotel was great ! Now I got to the hotel a lot earlier than I expected. But they were able to check me in which was great. Room was nice and clean. It is an older hotel and you can see the ware and tear but I think they have done a great job on renovations to try and keep the hotel up to date. now people complain about the highway, let me tell you I was in the high way side and didnt hear much of anything. You have to be a super light sleeper to hear that high way. We only had two towels in the room to begin with. And my girlfriend uses two every single time. So I called for extra towels and before I knew it they were already knocking on the door with my towels. We used the shuttle services to go to the down town area which was just 5 minutes. The guy gave us alot of suggestions for lunch and attractions to go to for our day. So he made our experience that much better. Then we had orded dessert the guy said he would be up in 10 minutes, 40 minutes passed by so I called and asked what was up with my dessert he said he forgot the room number. So the chef came up himself and gave it us complimentary. And apologize for the inconvenience. Now for me that was perfect others would complain for more. Overall I plan on staying here next time we visit Dallas. April 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BBGRETHOUND Would recommend this hotel over any other ! In a few short words I can write a review. It was OUTSTANDING. Thank you for making me feel like I was a home. June 30, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by maddad Dont expect to get any rest or to utilize the shuttle or even to have a dry towel at the pool We were woken every morning by housekeeping at around 8am. I have never been woken by hotel staff unless it was by a wakeup call request, when I phoned the front desk they were very unapologetic and apathetic. We were in town for a large event much like most of their guests at the time of our stay. The sole factor for choosing this establishment was for the shuttle to and from the Dallas Convention Center, which we were unable to utilize as it was by reservation only and was full from day one. The front desk offered to call us a cab, how nice of them. Having children with us we utilized the pool several times and had to request towels each time as apparently they weren't staffed for the traffic. March 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rajesh Good hotel Positives: * Very close to downtown, yet in a quiet area. * Has the facilities you expect from a 3 star hotel - Nice lobby, nice restaurant, comfy internet area, gym, pool, jacuzzi, ample lighted parking, attentive staff * Suites - living area + bedroom. Has fridge,microwave, wireless & wired internet Negatives: * parking is a $7.95 charge. All hotels nearby have parking charge. Internet is a charge. But they pampered my family - pays to be premium member !! November 20, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kay14 This hotel has a great view of Dallas Excellent staff and service. Eva and David both do a great job as does Sylvia in the restaurant. June 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Manju Friend of Children's Hospital Families We were recently at Children's Medical Center in Dallas for 7 nights. My husband and I took 12 hour shifts between staying with our son and getting some rest at a hotel. We started at another hotel close by and it was terrible. I called the Sheraton, told them what was going on, and they gave us a Children's Hospital discounted rate and allowed us to check in at 11 AM instead of having to wait till 3 PM to get some rest the day we switched. The staff was very hospitable and the bed was wonderful. Thank you Sheraton for helping make our situation much more comfortable and less stressful. November 17, 2011
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text: Editor's Choice: AfterShokz Sport Bone Conduction Headphones John P. February 19, 2012 Editor's Choice, Reviews 18 Comments 103 Shares Google+ 60 Twitter 0 Facebook 43 LinkedIn 0 Reddit 0 Pin It Share 0 Buffer 0 103 Shares × AfterShokz isn't the first company to create headphones that don't have to go inside your ears, but they are the first ones I've seen to perfect them. We receive the AfterShokz headphones a couple of weeks ago and after unboxing them and trying them out right on the Live show I promptly adopted them for my own! That's right, after one listen I absconded with the goods. I'm not proud of it, but I did it and I'll own up to it. However, I have taken the opportunity to allow others to listen to "my" headphones, because after all these things don't go in your ears! Or even on your ears. But instead, they sit right in front of your ears against the bone right above your jaw. I know you might be thinking, "that sounds weird". But actually, it sounds great! AfterShokz are powered headphones that use their own rechargeable battery. If I had any complaint it would be that in order to recharge them you have to use their proprietary USB to headphone jack adapter. The benefit to doing so is that the battery is very small and light. But non-standard adapters are a high price to pay, so I think I'd prefer an inline AAA battery or something like that. The headphones come with an inline controller that allows you to power them on and off as well as control volume. Other than that, the only other thing to know is how to actually put them on properly. We're all accustomed to putting earbuds in our ears, or muffs over them. But the AfterShokz wrap around the back of your head and sit on the flat area between your ears and eyes, just in front of your ears. Once they're on and you crank up the music, the strangest thing is that you can still hear what is going on around you – while you're listening to the music! This really helps from a safety perspective if you're doing other things, such as riding a bike or operating machinery. The most frequent question I'm asked is, how is the bass response? It's great! If you really crank it up with a heavy bass track the pads will almost get to hopping around on your head. Some people said this was a little strange, bordering on annoying. But personally I think its great and you'd get used to it. We're giving the AfterShokz a Geek Beat Editor's Choice award for their unique design, excellent sound, and all around coolness factor. You can pick up a pair for yourself over on Amazon for $60 without mic, or $70 with a microphone. 103 Shares Google+ 60 Twitter 0 Facebook 43 LinkedIn 0 Reddit 0 Pin It Share 0 Buffer 0 103 Shares × 18 Responses Robert March 19, 2012 Great concept. Unfortunately poor quality. Mine lasted for 2 workouts. 10 mins. into the 3rd use, poof! they were gone. Actually one ear got a little fuzzy, then within about 3 mins. all sound just quit. Tried recharging them, etc., but there was no way to resurrect them. Very poor quality, now I have to hassle with returning them to Amazon, plus I lose the shipping fee I paid. Very bad taste in my mouth over this product. Gary March 1, 2012 I use a "swim bag" to plug in waterproof earbuds to my mp3 player. I wonder if these are waterproof (would have to waterproof the control pod) and will stay put under a swim cap? Richard Getz February 19, 2012 Great concept, but very poor reviews on Amazon. I think I'll wait. Matt February 19, 2012 What about wearing them with glasses? Anyone have a chance to see if those fit without putting permanent marks in the side of their heads (either from the Aftershokz or glasses)? John P. February 19, 2012 Hey Matt, I wear glasses so all of my experience was with using them. No additional pressure, and I don't even remember them touching the glasses or disturbing them in any way. EverythingPeacock February 14, 2012 These headphones are amazing! I rock them at my gym and usually have no less than 2-3 people stop me at some point to ask about them. They are so Peacock! Jessica February 7, 2012 As an FYI – these are not currently available on Amazon. However; BN.com has them in stock. Tom C. February 5, 2012 Sounds interesting, but, do they fit major sized melons like mine? I have a set of the Motorola S10-HDs and they are just too small for my head. Ross February 18, 2012 I wear an average size hate and they fit me perfectly. I was surprised that the don't seem to be adjustable though. Tom C. February 27, 2012 Ha! So Ross, just what is an average size hate?? Well, I don't and that's what I'm trying to find out, but, apparently nobody else on here has an larger than average melon. I was trying on hats at Cavender's recently and could not find one large enough. The biggest they had on the shelf was 7 3/4. Jerry Burns February 3, 2012 Answered my question too! Thanks John/Macsessed. Meanwhile, if anyone finds a *good* source for the UK…. Otherwise I may just break down and see if my sister can ship some over from the States. Macsessed January 31, 2012 Thanks for the additional info John! I tend to have my volume quite low, so it does sound like AfterShokz could work for me – I'm hoping to use them at work, where I need to be able to hear the phone and colleagues. Paul Macsessed January 30, 2012 Thanks for the review John. The only thing that puts me off ordering a pair, apart from not being able to find them in the UK, is whether noise leakage is an issue – wouldn't want to annoy people around me. John P. January 30, 2012 Understood. I was worried about that too. But it turns out they are only a little noisier than normal headphones. Example: I plugged them into my laptop in a quite office with Cali. At the lower volume settings, like up to 1/3 volume, she couldn't hear them 5 feet from me. As I approached about 40% volume she began to hear them. By 50% she could hear them pretty well. By comparison, with earbuds she couldn't even begin to hear them until they were around 50-60%. Having said that, the level was actually painful either way. At comfortable listening levels she could not hear them sitting right beside me. Cheers! John P. Ross February 18, 2012 I just tried my pair today for the first time and I am a little disappointed by the noise leakage. I am not sure if I am doing something wrong, it is a defective set, or I just misunderstood how the things work. The experience I get is that I can't even tell the bone conduction is working. It is like having little speakers positioned right next to the outside of my ear. The sound quality is good and I can hear them and ambient noise just fine but everyone around me can hear them just as well. I will keep experimenting and see if I can figure anything out but for now I am disappointed. Having said the above, these will work fine for biking which was the primary intended use but I will not use them in the gym what I had planned on doing. Melvyn Heard January 30, 2012 This looks exactly like my Motorola S9 bluetooth headphones. The S9s have been great, I have used them for the past two years. Marcel January 29, 2012 Thanks for the review. I was lucky enough to pick up three pairs during their 50% off promotion for CES, Unfortunately they dont ship to Canada so I had to ship to a US address and then eventually I'll get them mailed here or pick them up on my next trip. It may take a few months for me to get them but I think it will be well worth it, I just can't wait to try them out. 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This week saw two apparently contradictory moves by the Obama Administration. The first was the much criticized (by the environmental community) decision to allow for offshore drilling off the Atlantic seaboard. The idea was to reduce America's dependence on foreign oil. The other was the imposition of significantly higher fuel economy standards in order to, you guessed it, wean America off oil!
The paradox can be resolved, however, if one sees both moves as a reflection of the Obama Administration intent to micromanage the economy using a focused and targeted industrial policy. Drilling is okay, if the White House sees that it fits into a national policy goal. It's not okay if all it does is satisfy consumer needs. Similarly, high fuel economy standards serve the larger policy goals of 1) reducing green house gas emissions and 2) moving the economy away from traditional technologies and toward "green" technologies.
Indeed, this general industrial policy motive is implicit in statement from the National Highway Traffic Safety Board (NHTSB) announcing the stricter fuel economy stanards:
"This action is one important step in fulfilling the Obama Administration's commitment to moving towards a clean energy, climate friendly economy."
In short, the White House is consciously using its energy policy to shape and direct major industries, setting their priorities and defining their objectives. The task of major industries is to figure out the most efficient way to meet national political priorities, like reducing greenhouse gas emissions. We have, in energy policy, the clearest and most well defined approach to industrial policy the U.S. has seen since the presidencies of FDR or Woodrow Wilson.
Again, from the NHTSB press release on fuel standards:
"This is a significant step towards cleaner air and energy efficiency, and an important example of how our economic and environmental priorities go hand-in-hand," said EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson. "By working together with industry and capitalizing on our capacity for innovation, we've developed a clean cars program that is a win for automakers and drivers, a win for innovators and entrepreneurs, and a win for our planet."
DOT and EPA received more than 130,000 public comments on the September 2009 proposed rules, with overwhelming support for the strong national policy. Manufacturers will be able to build a single, light-duty national fleet that satisfies all federal requirements as well as the standards of California and other states. The collaboration of federal agencies also allows for clearer rules for all automakers, instead of three standards (DOT, EPA, and a state standard).
Consumer welfare is not really a driving force of public policy at the national level. In fact, economic welfare is not really much of a priority. In essence, all aspects of the American economy are becoming politicized and subject to goals established by political leaders. This, after all, is the essence of the progressive political philosophy that argues for putting "collective" goals--as expressed in national elections--ahead of private interests (which respond to individuals in the market place).


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A 55-year-old Enid woman died Sunday of injuries suffered in a traffic accident, and a 16-year-old boy was arrested on a complaint of first-degree manslaughter.
Patricia N. Russell, 55, was unresponsive and taken to St. Mary's Regional Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead at about 6:30 p.m., according to a news release from Enid Police Department Capt. Jack Morris.
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Teodoro Najera, 16, of Enid, was arrested as a youthful offender on complaints of first-degree manslaughter and driving without a valid driver's license, Morris said.
"Officers arrested the juvenile male, because it appeared he was under the influence of alcohol," Morris said, "and it was determined he did not have a valid driver's license."
He remains in Garfield County Detention Facility, Morris said.
The accident happened at 5:50 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of 10th and Maine.
Morris said officers determined Najera was driving a 2008 Chevrolet Impala west on Maine at high speed. A 1991 Ford Explorer, in which Russell was a passenger, was southbound on 10th and crossing Maine from the stop sign, Morris said.
Najera's vehicle hit the Explorer on the driver's side, causing it to roll one time, Morris said. The driver of the Explorer was taken to Integris Bass Baptist Health Center, then to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City, Morris said. The driver was not named, and no update was given on his condition. He suffered head, neck and torso injuries.
Emergency responders performed CPR on Russell at the scene, Morris said. He said Najera was taken to Bass, where it was determined his injuries were minor, and the teen was arrested.
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Mr. Frills B&B is a modern, stylish Bed & Breakfast run by friendly young brothers Giampiero and Enrico (who between them speak Italian, English, French, Spanish and Portuguese).
The B&B, which was completely renovated and just opened in May 2007, is located on the 'piano nobile' of the building, an Italian term for the only floor of the apartment building which has balconies. Two of the four rooms have a balcony and face onto Piazza Vittorio; please note that smoking is only allowed on the balconies of these two rooms but not inside the B&B.
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I LOVE that we are ending the last week of Proverbs with the London Olympics going on at the same time. I don't about you but I have been staying up way to late each night watching these amazing athletes!!! I love watching them complete because they soooo inspire me! All their years of training is finally paying off. They are now able to compete against the greatest athletes in the world!
To complete in the Olympics a person must be:
1. Focused…….focused on their goal…..focused on the prize……the gold medal.
2. Disciplined…..willing to say "no" to the distractions in their life so that they can say "yes" to the exercise that will prepare them to win their prize.
3. A hard worker…..training their body…..pushing themselves till it hurts…..and then still giving more.
4. Far sighted….willing to look to the future and sacrifice in the present.
5. A dreamer……these athletes have dreamed of going to the Olympics for YEARS and that dream is what has driven them to work so hard and sacrifice so much.
As I've been watching these athletes compete…..and I can't help but think about us. We have been on an amazing journey this past summer! I have been encouraged and challenged as I've studied the Proverbs 31 woman's life.
When I envision the Proverbs 31 Woman……I see an Olympian!
The Proverbs 31 Woman was:
1. Focused…….focused on God, her husband, her family and her community.
2. Disciplined…..she got up early in the morning to prepare for her day…..she spent her money wisely and not frivolously……she was in control of her words instead of her words being in control of her.
3. A hard worker…..she was always busy tending to the needs of her family or the needs of others…..yet she made sure she had time to be in her family's life by "watching over the affairs of her household."
4. Far sighted……just like an Olympian…..she also was willing to look to the future "laughing at the days to come" and willingly sacrificed for her family in the present.
5. A dreamer….she dreamed of "running her race well"….glorifying her Lord in every aspect of her life……she lived her life focused on the "prize".
The Proverbs 31 Woman lived her life in such a way that at the end…..when her family is all grown…..she is praised! She stands on the podium and her husband, her children and her community praise this wonderful, inspiring woman for living her life, "running her race" so well.
"Some has well said, 'Our lives are made up of a single day repeated. What you are tomorrow, you are becoming today.' My friend, our treasured Proverbs 31 woman didn't become who she was overnight. What we are seeing in this wonderful day is the disciplined life of godly behavior repeated, day after day, that in time emerged as a life of magnificence…..EVERYDAY you and I have a choice about how we will spend that day, that one precious, priceless day. ..choose to build your life on the solid bedrock of God-honoring disciplines that will withstand the crashing waves of time and trials. When the storms of life subside and the waves calm, then, by God's grace, there will stand a life- your life-for all to see and praise."- Elizabeth George
My sweet sisters…….run your race well!!! Stay focused on the "goal"…..be disciplined…..stay in God's Word…..don't get distracted by the world!!! Know that I am cheering YOU on all the way!!!!
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