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He started life as a quick test when I first got Silo, but I'm really enjoying Silo and modelling this character, so I've spent a bit more time on him (about 6hrs so far). I'm a bit stuck for where I should go now though, I want to wait for a cool idea to come along rather than force it, but I can't wait too long or he'll join the looong queue of WIP's that sit in a dusty corner of my PC!!
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This is a discussion on 1911 within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Looking through different threads it seems that many, maybe most, either have a 1911 and love it or have it high on their wish list. ...
Looking through different threads it seems that many, maybe most, either have a 1911 and love it or have it high on their wish list. So my question is what is a good choice for me as I want a 1911 that is stainless with nice looks that doesn't have all kinds of added stuff that detracts from the elegant beauty of the gun. I want to buy just one and I want it to satisfy my eyes as well as my shooting needs. Yea, I know, I'm not going to marry the darn thing, but since I will only be able to get the wife to accept one 1911 in my collection I want it to be something I will love to look at years from now not just when it is brand new. I think you all know what I mean. So please make your suggestions if you will. Again I want it to be stainless and not with a bunch of add on stuff. I will probably want some nice handles in a wood base but that would be it I think. So, if you don't mind give me your suggestions and pics or links if you have them.
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What kind of budget are we discussing? You know, sky's the limit on 1911's.
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I agree, no way to go wrong on a Colt short of a lemon. The Ruger 1911 has been getting very good reviews as well, if you want to spend a bit less than you would on the Colt. The other good maker I have experience with is Springfield. I still think Colt beats them all though.
It sounds like you just want to look at it, but if you do intend to use it understand that it's single-action only. That hasn't changed since 1911.
Low/Mid range in price:
Colt Series 70 Reproduction
Ruger SR1911
Springfield MilSpec
Dan Wesson Valor if you go with a production 1911. For a bit more you can get into the semi-custom market and Les Baers are a good starting point there..
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Another thing is what do you want it for? Conceal or open carry? Maybe home defense? Maybe just to take to the range? That may help with suggestions too.
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I guess the first question should be, what are you looking to spend?
If you looking for a 1911 along the "Classic" lines, the Colt Series 70 Reproduction might interest you. No added safety if that bothers you, no big beavertail, no gas pedal sized thumb safety, and it is offered in stainless steel.
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Springfield still offers their "Mil-Spec" model in stainless also, considerably less money, but more cast and MIM parts.
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NEW YORK, Oct 31 (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures rallied on Friday alongside most markets globally after the Bank of Japan significantly ramped up its stimulus program just days after the U.S. Federal Reserve wound down its own package of economic incentives.
If futures' gains hold after the open, the S&P 500 will test its record high set more than a month ago.
The BOJ's board voted 5-4 to accelerate purchases of Japanese government bonds while tripling its purchases of exchange-traded funds and real-estate investment trusts.
At the same time, Japan's $1.2 trillion Government Pension Investment Fund announced new allocations for its portfolio, including raising its holdings of domestic and foreign stock holdings to 25 percent each from 12 percent. A Nikkei newspaper report on this announcement on Thursday contributed to an afternoon rally in U.S. stocks.
The timing of the moves sends a strong signal to investors, coming right as six years of aggressive U.S. stimulus come to an end and as euro zone inflation data kept the pressure on the European Central Bank to further ease monetary policy.
"Investors have been watching for a while to see if the rest of the world would start to grow and help multinationals in the U.S.; this is a great step towards that," said Rick Meckler, president of investment firm LibertyView Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey. Continuación...


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Timed to coincide with the arrival of voting packages, candidates are sending out stacks of brochures and other campaign material in an attempt to woo the support of those casting ballots.
Paul Dewar is distributing a four-page pamphlet to New Democrats across the country. It is, in many ways, a demonstration of his fundraising. Not all candidates can afford to do a mass mail-out.
The Ottawa MP's main handicap is his relative weakness in French, the first language of many members of the NDP caucus. His brochure is pointedly bilingual and includes endorsements from Quebec New Democrat MPS.
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Popular gaming acronym w00t has been named as the dictionary-meister's Word of the Year 2007. The word was chosen after the "vast majority" of visitors to its Web site voted for it.
However, this doesn't mean that the word will necessarily make its way into the regular, printed edition of the dictionary, although the fact that it has been voted top dog online obviously gives its chances a boost.
The neologism "w00t" is written with two zeroes instead of o's, much like other "l33t"-speak words, and is sometimes claimed to mean "We Owned the Other Team," though it has come to be a general exclamation to express pleasure or success.
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Da excelente localização, da vista directa para o mar do nosso quarto e da comida, que era bastante variada e com qualidade Apenas gostaria de comentar que a bonita praia de Flamingo, que se situa a 1 minuto a pé, a partir do hotel, estava encerrada para obras
I have stayed there on 3 previous occasions. The location is fantastic, you can walk to beach, restaurants etc. etc. This time, the food was not great. Steak and other meats served were usually tough cheaper cuts. We were half board.
Relaxed atmosphere, good location, quiet. Rooms could do with an update, decor and furnishings quite dated.
the meals service from the workers in the reception and the restaurant
pool and snack bar was good,the breakfast was excellent and the staff were fantastic at meal times very friendly to our 3yr old . main bar and reception could have been run better example when we arrived on tues at 7pm we were told are room was not ready because of a late check out , i have a 3 year old so you can only imagine my frustration of having to wait for 30 mins , but the flip side was i got a lovely room and i would go back.The coffee cups were small and pricey.
spacious room , price quality was great, upgrade possible I was offered an upgrade for 10 euros but they took too long to clean the room so I finally got another one too close to the pool, since they have activities from 10:30 to 23:30 there was a bit too much noise
The young people on reception were wonderful & friendly and it did help that they spoke English. The cleaning ladies were very good too.Loved the location; would stay again. Value for money!The entertainment was really good. Especially the "Supremes". The Spa and some areas |& rooms would benefit from upgrading.Also should be strict guidelines about noise & ball playing round the swimming pool areas.I have stayed at all kinds of hotels all over the world and would say (inspite of the exchange rate) yours is good value for money. I think that is the key; offering good value.
Good location, nice garden, close to the beach "playa dorada", plentiful breakfast, very good value for money.
The facilities, the quality of the Hotel, the shows
Close to the beach The dinner. The meal in the buffet was really very low quality.
Very good location. Helpful staff. I chose the hotel on the expectation that one of the outdoor pools would be heated for the children - it was not. Otherwise great trip.
Great quiet position, the spa, overall cleanliness. The spa didn't open until late (1030hrs) so no chance of doing anything down there before breakfast.
The breakfast buffet was a favourite with all the family and the staff and facilities were excellent. The entertainment could have been a bit more exciting!
The peace and queit of the resort and the weather No
I like the fact that you can easily get a sunbed at the poolside, no towels on beds from early morning. Because the group is now NH, I was not allowed to use my Hesperia points from a previous visit to reduce my bill.
I loved the resort with wonderful design, seaview and beautiful areas both inside of the hotel and outside. Very good service
The whole place looked 5 star but the service did match up and should be rated 3 star. The food was disgusting, the restaurant manager was rude, the room towels were falling to bits. It took half an hour to check out as the staff did not know what they were doing.
We found our stay very Relaxing and enjoyable. The staff where polite and courteous and would recommend this Hotel. We booked the Spa for the duration of our stay
very comfortable suites, large terrace, good breakfast, price corresponding to the quality, we were satisfie
No Russian & English TV channels, poor choice of food during breakfasts, no fresh juices
Location, views of the sea and the hotel facilities are second to none. The hotel location and facilities are second to none. However the whole five-star service element seems to be lacking from the staff working in the Hotel. You don't get the impression from that them that nothing is too much trouble.
We loved the location and the relaxed atmosphere. It suited our needs perfectly for a chilled put time. Nothing
Demasiado caro para lo que ofrece, alejado de la poblacion, los alrededores en obras, y lo peor que las fotos de la habitacion que supuestamente reservas, no se corresponden con la realidad. Very poor value for money, pictures of the rooms do not correspond with reality, so the description is not reliable.
I liked the room and the view from the window (no balcony). I liked the breakfast. The 2nd floor pool too open and therefore windy. Pool bar closed (9th sept?). No outdoor eating/drinking areas. Views were from behind windows. No concierge service when we arrived or left. No ambience. No warmth from the staff. Limited menu in the restaurant.
Views were really good. Top floor bar at 17th was lacking in atmosphere, it could be awesome with a good interior designer. Really big rooms, pool was windy as described by some one else, but there is a good beach just below it. Go for the views of the bay and spaciousness! Good bar across the road. Oh breakfast was great too. Did'nt eat dinner there.
Good location. Good staff. No gift shop.
Well positioned in Arrecife. Helpful staff. Decent suite. Excellent breakfasts. Out of season, many of the facilities were closed. The top floor restaurant, despite the views, produced only average food at expensive prices
The location was excellent - right on the beach, and the staff were cheerful and helpful. The showers seem to have a mind of their own and change temperature at random intervals!
The level of comfort, installations and personnel are everything you would expect of a 5* hotel. Its position right next to the beach is excellent and it is very easy to find, being the only tall building on the island! This was my first visit to Lanzarote and I would have no hesitation in returning: the only place I would stay is this hotel. Breakfast excellent .- including champagne and egg chef - and with lovely views from floor to ceiling windows. We were upgraded to a suite (there are twice as many suites as rooms) on the 15th floor and enjoyed fantastic views in two directions. The minibar contains complimentary water and juices. G&T in the bar on the 17th floor to watch the sunset is an essential appointment. No, nothing - everything was excellent. Brits may require tea and coffee making facilities in the room but this is a rarity in Spain.
big room, nice breakfast. Location is central, near a nice small beach. Hotel needs urgently a facelift! Brown water came out the pipeline, not very nice. They tried to solve it, service ok.
nice seaview room
They upgraded us to a suite. Views and breakfast were fab. The restaurant didn't open until 8pm for dinner. Too late for us.
We were upgraded to a suite at the 15th floor with an extraordinary view over the beach and the ocean. The staff was professional. The beach near the hotel is great (soft sand, palms, calm water).The room and services provided by the hotel were definetly worth the money.
A localização em frente à praia e o buffet bastante variado incluindo funcionários a confeccionar grelhados à escolha na hora e com boa qualidade. Solicitamos um quarto com vista mas, apesar de se ver o mar, este estava algo distante não correspondendo à vista que esperávamos quando solicitamos este tipo de quarto.O horário do buffet deveria ser alargado porque acaba algo cedo para horário de férias, assim como a hora a que termina o buffet deveria corresponder à ultima hora a que os clientes poderiam entrar e não à hora a que tudo é rapidamente retirado pelos funcionários.
Serviço de restaurante e comida. Falta de privacidade nos quartos do r/chão pois para 4 estrelas parecem apartamentos com porta de vidro virada ao corredor de passagem de clientes.
a sympatía do pessoal, sempre pronto para ajudar, e a qualidade e abundância das refeições eram spectacular. Tambem a architectura do hotel era muito agredável. as toalhas de casa de banho, embora com muito bom aspecto, não secavam nada.
siwmming pool food
everything was perfect,food pool staff,location
hotel rooms very clean good size bathroom with a huge walk in shower overall would recommend only negative was no shower door water all over the floor bathroom no shower door floor destroyed with water
Showers are wonderful the best I have used yet only negative would be they must put slip mat inside for safety otherwise no complaints Although their was a wide choice at breakfast the hot buffet was cold and this needs to be addressed also Toaster takes forever toast has to be put through about 4 times to get it brown please buy better toasting machines
Comfort, kindliness of the cleaning lady, style of the furniture, space on the balcony, Rather poor breakfast bufet choice, no shower curtain.
He bedroom is great. Not enough fresh fruits for breakfast and far too much fried food.
The entertainment was a bit poor but the kids liked it
We enjoyed the peace, quiet and excellent facilities and service.
Very helpful staff. Everything done for you. Good breakfast buffet plus hot dishes cooked to order. Optional dinner -- also good. Hotel is very well-appointed with a beautiful garden.
We acyually stayed in the apartments, what we loved the most was easy access to the beach and the magnificent breakfast and lunch food. n/a
Location of hotel great direct access to the beach. Breakfast was included in deal and was very good. Room was not thoroughly cleaned
had a wonderful time at the farionnes..close to the beach..great breakfast..good entertainment..staff very friendly
The handiness, convenience and location of hotel. Love the rooms, location and surrounding area. located near shops pubs restuarants etc. great clientele, good facilites for children, nice apartments, pool area spotelss, hotel spotless. Bar staff not friendly- restaurant staff not efficient. Beds very uncomftable. Reception staff could be a bit more efficient for registering visitors and facilitating them when they ask for safe keys and towels on check in rather thatn told come back later as im busy!!
The apartment was fantastic and the cleaning staff were brilliant. The location was perfect and we will definetly be returning again for a visit
The pool, step onto beach, breakfast and balcony No air con in room, mozquitos will come in if you leave windows open as they are common due to gardens, having to pay at checkin
I found the food was excellant and the hotel location was perfect No indoor pool with steam room
Situation near beach.Cleanliness.Service. Nothing.
The facilities are excellent...the proximity to the sea and it's own beach, the terraces overlooking the sea etc. The location is superb..at the historic end of Puerto del Carmen.IBy the way, I think your service is excellent..your website works well, and I seem to get better rooms when I book with you. Usual sun lounger problems..reserve one at 6am!!
I liked the surrounding areas, being able to look out at the sea from my room. The grounds are very impresssive and well looked after. While the hotel itself if very well kept the bedrooms could do with being upgraded, furniture carpets in particular need to be replaced. We have been going there for over 13 years and there have really been no changes to the rooms.
location they allow customers to book sun beds with towels and some customers did not come back for hours. They should remove these towels
The facilities were excellent and the location was excellent, it was well landscaped and well maintained facilities for lunch could be better as bar menue was very limited. No restuarant facilities at the hotel.
Hotel is great for singles, couples and families. Fantastic location. Fantastic views from bedroom and balcony - close proximity to the sea which you could hear lapping even when balcony doors closed. Very relaxing. Pool area idyllic for everyone. Most of the staff are really excellent, friendly & smiling especially in Reception. I was given a birthday cake & wine on my big day - A nice touch. This is a lovely hotel in a lovely area of PDC. Brilliant for just relaxing or sampling the nightlife of PDC Ive stayed here many times before - Hotel has now changed its policy, instead of a great buffet lunch it only serving snacks during lunch time. These varied from not bad frozen type burgers to pretty basic toasted sandwiches and salads- Very disappointing!. Although some drinks prices have stayed static the price of draught beer is now extortionate. The 'beach' bar was not open during my stay, so if you wanted a drink by the sea you had to go and get it from the main bar. Sun loungers & parasols seem to be 'reserved' at 6am for the best positions round the pool and overlooking the sea ! Having said that there were plenty of loungers available for everyone all day [ but not parasols or chairs] - But none of this spoilt my stay
The location, being beachside and close to the shops and facilities at Puerto del Carmen
Late check-out and use of hotel facilities - great Sun bed craziness. There should be a no-reserve policy on all sun beds. If a bed is empty for 1 hour, then security should remove all belongings left to 'secure' the bed. Also check-in was very unwelcoming. The record of our reservation was inaccurate and we were made to feel that it was our fault, whcih was bad.
Full of Irish Rooms a bit small, no air conditioning
It was a wonderful relaxing time. Very safe for families with young children.
Very comfortable hotel with friendly staff. Location excellent and well maintained grounds. Bedroom furniture needs ugrade.


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Apartment "LIKA" in Kato Paphos, in a smaller building with an elevator and a swimming pool. Quiet residential location. Great location - near everything.
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Outside this apartment in Kato Paphos, CyprusThis apartment is in the town but in a quiet area near the beach. It has a shared pool, a balcony, a children pool area and a shared garden. Car hire is not necessary as the apartment is less than a 15 minute walk to a large selection of shops, bars, restaurants; however parking is available if required.
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Are you heading to Milan and you're in need of a place to stay but you can't seem to find a suitable one? This apartment is the answer to your needs! Placed in the Montenero neighbourhood you'll be in a residential area where all the amenities you need will be within your reach. Several restaurants and coffee shops will be only minutes away from your flat and will offer you the possibility to taste a new gastronomy, also several transport links - such as the V.le Monte Nero Via Bergamo Light Rail Station - are located nearby and will take you anywhere in town within minutes. Plus, you'll be living quite close to Università Bocconi, Istituto Europeo di Design and Conservatorio di Musica di Milano.
This apartment features a cosy bedroom, a kitchen ready for your cooking adventures, a comfy living room and finally, a bathroom. So, in short, a homely and well-located place within reach of everything you need to have a memorable stay. What's not to love right? Go for it!
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My pedestrian commute from office to home takes me up the Champs-Elysées and through the tourist tunnel beneath the Arc de Triomphe. Most evenings, I come across two forms of street theatre which symbolise the parallel, non-communicating universes of 21st-century France.
The other night the two universes briefly collided, giving me a scary insight into Marine Le Pen's popularity and why her far-right party may score a symbolically important success in local elections tomorrow and next weekend.
Street theatre, No 1. Each evening at this time of year, there is a service for military veterans beside the tomb of the unknown warrior below the Arc. Scores of provincial veterans, and their wives, are bussed into the capital to parade their flags and listen to military bands playing the "Marseillaise". After the service, the provincial veterans stand around at the exit to the Arc tunnel holding their rolled-up banners and wearing their berets and medal-encrusted, black or green blazers.
Street theatre, No 2. At that precise spot, on most days, half a dozen young men from the dreaded banlieues (multiracial suburbs) put on a breathtakingly athletic display of "hip-hop" acrobatics or breakdancing. They spin on their heads like tops. They support themselves on one hand while waving their legs elegantly to the tune of their tuneless music.
Each evening, crowds of Chinese, Japanese, Americans, Russians, Brazilians, assorted Europeans and even one or two Parisians gather to screech and applaud. Young Roma women in colourful skirts weave in and out of the crowd trying, unsuccessfully, to beg. Somali and Ivorian street hawkers stand nearby, trying, unsuccessfully, to sell three plastic, illuminating models of the Eiffel Tower for €1.
The other evening the multinational crowd of dancers, tourists, beggars and hawkers was so large that it engulfed the elderly men in black and green blazers. The old men and their wives looked around in bewilderment or indignation. The tourists looked straight through them. There was no violence. There were no arguments.
Most of the men were in their seventies or eighties and, therefore, veterans of the colonial wars of the 1950s and 1960s. They had come to Paris to remember lost comrades and to celebrate their sense of patriotism and Frenchness. And yet it was they, the provincial French veterans, not the breakdancers, or the tourists, or the hawkers or the Roma gypsies, who looked, and felt, like visitors from outer space in the centre of the French capital.
I detest the National Front, even in the form of low-octane, smiling intolerance practised by Marine Le Pen. All the more reason, therefore, to be scared by my glimpse, on a sunny evening on the Champs-Elysées, of the well-springs of her popularity. Her message, stripped of her father's anti-Semitism and Vichy sentimentalism, is simple and powerful: we, the real French, no longer feel at home in France.
Despite his efforts to strut the world stage as Libyan bomber-in-chief, President Nicolas Sarkozy faces humiliation in local elections tomorrow and next Sunday. In most years, the race for 2,000 seats on 100 departmental, or county, councils would be of interest mostly to political junkies. Not this year. The collapse of support for Mr Sarkozy's centre-right party and the surge of support for Marine Le Pen have turned the election into a laboratory for an unstable new era in French politics.
How will supporters of Mr Sarkozy's party, the Union pour un Mouvement Populaire (UMP), vote in the second round next week if faced with a run-off choice between the left and Ms Le Pen's National Front? Polls suggest that up to 160 of the local contests, mostly concentrated in Provence and the industrial north west, could be left hanging in just this way after the first round tomorrow.
Several recent national opinion polls suggest that this is precisely the dilemma which could confront voters for the "traditional" or moderate right in the second round of the presidential elections in 14 months' time. A first poll two weeks ago showing Ms Le Pen in the lead has generated a backlash of support for the left. The latest polls suggest that President Sarkozy will be knocked out in the first round in April 2012, leaving a two candidate run-off between Marine Le Pen and a Socialist contender, probably the former finance minister, Dominique Strauss-Kahn (now head of the IMF).
In such circumstances, would centre-right voters join a "Republican pact" to reject the National Front, as left-wing voters did when voting massively for Jacques Chirac against Jean-Marie Le Pen in the second round in 2002?
Faced with a "local" preview of this dilemma, some chieftains of Mr Sarkozy's UMP are reacting with panic and even hysteria. Moderate ministers have suggested that the UMP should – for moral and tactical reasons – ostracise the NF and recommend a second round vote for the left next weekend.
Other figures in the party cannot stomach the idea. To them, the "real" fault-line in French politics comes not between the NF and the Republican "mainstream" but between the right and the left. Officially, the UMP will make no recommendation to voters in local run-offs which match the NF against the left. De facto, some parts of the UMP, and the government, are already sounding like Ms Le Pen. Claude Guéant, Mr Sarkozy's former chief of staff, now his lugubrious, hardline interior minister, said last week: "Because of uncontrolled immigration, [the French] sometimes have the feeling that they are no longer in their own home." This is NF language. Earlier, he said: "The French are not xenophobes but, all the same, they want France to remain France."
Fair enough. But what do you mean by "France", Mr Guéant? The talented breakdancers on the Champs – Arab, African and white, just like the France football team – are just as much a part of 21st-century France as the all-white provincial veterans. France faces a deeply unpleasant presidential campaign. The argument will be two versions of national identity: "simple" and backward-looking, and "complex" and forward-looking. Since "simple" is easier to sell, Mr Sarkozy wants to wrestle ownership from the hands of the NF.
And yet who would not feel sorry for the bewildered old men on the Champs Elysées?
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Most water tests safe after Canada oil spill, but no all-clear
By Rod Nickel
Aug 3 (Reuters) - Out of 900 water samples tested from a major Canadian river polluted by an oil spill last month, five exceeded drinking water guidelines, officials said on Wednesday, cautioning it was unclear when the river would be safe to drink from again.
The July 20 leak from a Husky Energy Inc pipeline into the North Saskatchewan River has forced tens of thousands to find other sources of drinking water, including the western Canadian cities of Prince Albert and North Battleford.
The water tests were conducted by a group including government and Husky officials and independent experts.
All of the samples that exceeded health guidelines were found within 20 kilometers (12 miles) of the spill, and none have exceeded guidelines since July 24.
"That would suggest there is not an ongoing issue, which is fairly expected," said Paul Nony, a senior toxicologist at Arkansas consulting firm Center for Toxicology and Environmental Health.
Oil doesn't mix well with water, but typically clings to organic material or the shoreline, Nony noted, adding that "we're not seeing any surprises."
However, more testing, monitoring and a formal risk assessment study are necessary before the river can be used as a drinking water source, said Patrick Boyle, spokesman for the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency.
Samples were collected on the river's surface and at different depths, down to its bottom. A separate study will examine the spill's impact on aquatic life. Continued...


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NEW YORK (AP) Ś ôAmericaĺs Most Wantedĺ may have come to an end after 25 years.
Lifetime network has confirmed it wonĺt be picking up the crime-fighting series for another season.
But the network says itĺs developing a pilot for a new project with John Walsh, who created ôAmericaĺs Most Wantedö in 1988.
Hosted by Walsh, the series was a fixture on the Fox network until its abrupt cancellation in June 2011. During that run, the show helped bring almost 1,200 fugitives to justice.
Lifetime revived the series in December 2011, ultimately airing 44 episodes. It most recently aired on the network last October.
Walsh originally launched his crime-busting crusade in 1981, in the aftermath of the abduction and murder of his 6-year-old son, Adam.


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A Family Feels the Joy of Giving Year-Round
A local family found themselves frantically trying to make charitable donations at the end of the year. Instead of rushing to make many cash and stock gifts by December 31, their financial advisor suggested establishing a fund with CFMC.
Their fund was set up in 24 hours with one quick and easy tax-smart stock transfer. Now, they leisurely make decisions about how to support the organizations and causes they care about any time of year —-rather than spending their holidays worrying about tax deductions.


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Kent State improved to
3-2 overall with the win and 2-0 in the conference while UCF dropped to 1-3 and
0-1 in the MAC.
Kent State jumped out to a commanding 23-3 lead thanks to the arm of Joshua Cribbs. The junior tossed two touchdown passes to Darrell Dowery -- 39 and three yards – along with three Travis Mayle field goals.
In four games in 2003, UCF has been outscored 48-3 after the Golden Flashes scored 13 first quarter points. UCF's first score of the game came when Matt Prater chipped in a 26-yard field goal.
Cribbs' second touchdown pass to Dowery came at the start of the second quarter to extend the KSU lead to 20-3. All four of Kent State' scoring drives began in UCF territory.
Mayle drilled his third field goal of the half with 12:52 remaining in the first half to give the Golden Flashes a 23-3 lead. The drive was set-up after UCF fumbled for the second time in its own territory.
The Golden Knights finally scored a touchdown with 4:03 left in the first half when Ryan Schneider found Tavaris Capers on a 13-yard touchdown pass. The scoring pass marked the 25th consecutive game that Schneider has thrown a touchdown, extending his own school record.
Capers tied a career-high with nine receptions for 82 yards and a touchdown on the day. Capers has finished with nine receptions in each of UCF's four games this season.
Kent State capitalized on UCF's fourth turnover of the game and the second interception thrown by Schneider when Usama Young picked off Schneider at the UCF 25-yard line. From there, Charles Newton scored on a two-yard touchdown run to give the home team a 29-10 lead.
Redshirt freshman Dontavius Wilcox scored from two yards out with 3:30 remaining in the game to close the deficit to 29-16. The touchdown was the first career score for Wilcox.
The Golden Knights return to the Florida Citrus Bowl next Saturday to face Buffalo in MAC action. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m.
UCF Game Notes
UCF at Kent State
September 27, 2003
Ryan Schneider found Tavaris Capers on a 13-yard touchdown pass to extend his school record of 25 straight games with at least one touchdown pass.
Schneider also tied Donovan McNabb (Syracuse), Rex Grossman (Florida) and John Elway (Stanford) for 16th place all-time in NCAA history with his 77th career touchdown pass on the 13-yard touchdown pass to Capers.
Capers tied a career-high with nine receptions for 82 yards and a touchdown on the day. Capers has finished with nine receptions in each of UCF's four games this season.
For the first time in 2003, the UCF offense scored in the first quarter when Matt Prater kicked a 26-yard field goal. The first quarter score broke a streak of four straight games without a first quarter score.
UCF trailed 13-3 after the first quarter. In four games in 2003, UCF has been outscored 48-3 in the opening period of play.
Anthony Willis made his first career start at cornerback Saturday for the Golden Knights.
Junior defensive end Josh Stephens recorded his first career sack in the first half. Stephens also forced his first career fumble by Kent State quarterback Joshua Cribbs in the second quarter.
For the third time this season, UCF's special teams blocked a kick as Antoine Poe blocked a field goal in the fourth quarter.
Redshirt freshman Dontavius Wilcox scored his first career touchdown with a two-yard score in the fourth quarter.
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Free Summer MealsDid you know that School Nutrition Services provides meals at multiple locations throughout the summer? Summer meals are available at most summer school sites as well as many sites around the community. All children & youth ages 18 and under are welcome to participate in this program. Please see the flyer for serving places and times. Contact School Nutrition at 757-547-1470 for any questions.
Western Branch High School - VHSL Class 6A State Baseball ChampionsCongratulations to the Western Branch High School baseball team and their coach, Roland Wright, for taking the Virginia High School League (VHSL) 6A state title. This is the Bruins second state championship since 2014 and the first VHSL baseball title game featuring two South Hampton Roads teams.
Western Branch High School - VHSL Class 6A State Track ChampionsFor the second consecutive year, the Western Branch School girls and boys outdoor track teams swept the Virginia High School League (VHSL) 6A state titles. This is the girls' fourth consecutive Group 6A state title and seventh outdoor state title in eight years. This is the boys' second outdoor state title since 2009. Congratulations to the Bruins and their head coach, Claude Toukene.
Head Start & Chesapeake Public Schools Preschool InitiativeIf your child will be three (3) years of age, on or before September 30, 2017, he/she may be eligible for Head Start. If your child will be four (4) years of age, on or before September 30, 2017, he/she may be eligible for Head Start or the Chesapeake Public Schools Preschool Initiative (CPI). CPI is a FREE FULL-DAY program designed to give eligible children opportunities to create a firm educational foundation that can be used to achieve academic and social success.
CPI eligibility screenings will begin March 1, 2017. For more information, download a flier below, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or call the CPI Office at (757)547-0153.
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Become a School Bus Driver!Chesapeake Public Schools is currently seeking dependable, conscientious individuals to serve as bus drivers and bus assistants for our school division. We provide all training necessary to acquire a commercial driver's license (CDL) and skills necessary for operating a school bus. Call 757-547-0001.
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Best Of :: La Vida
It's a good thing that Miguel Morales owns a fairly sturdy automobile, considering the amount of mileage that the 29-year-old DJ (better known by Kyko) racks up every week getting to his various Latino club events across the Valley. On most Tuesdays, you can find him dropping it like it's hot at La Cabana in Glendale as a frequent guest DJ at Nocha de Banda. Every Thursday, however, Morales is a resident at Bar Smith's Double Vision night, when he serves up Latin hip-hop tracks and reggaeton hits for a packed house. Once the weekends dawn, however, he really shows off his skills as a selecta. As one of the headliners of Oceans Seven's Privileged Fridays party, Morales works the record decks with aplomb, effortlessly and energetically mixing cumbias, Latin Top 40 hits, and electro for four straight hours. And he does it without breaking a sweat (after all, that might stain one of his signature fitted ball caps). Then it's off to the top floor of Sky Lounge, where he keeps the party going until 3 a.m. Saturdays with masterful mash-ups of club hits en español and urban jams. And when he isn't working the local Latin circuit, Morales makes major bank south of the border by performing at various beachside bars in Rocky Point. Not bad for a kid who got his start making cassette tape mixes as a teenager.
Ah, the bowling alley snack bar — a place that's never, ever as good as you want it to be. Especially at those corporate houses that dominate the kegling landscape. The pizza is always prefab junk, and the deep-fried goodies rarely are any better. That's why this family-run eatery at Sunnyslope's independently owned Let It Roll Bowl is a breath of fresh air. Reasonably priced standards such as tacos, burritos, and enchiladas are available, as are regional specialties like molotes (deep-fried fritters stuffed with potato and chorizo) and tlayuda (think: Mexican pizza). Menu entrees include black or (very good) red mole, stuffed chiles, gorditas, and green or red ribs. None of it costs more than $8 and all of it tastes pretty darn good. And if you feel your bowling experience simply isn't complete without a pizza or hot dog, well, they've got that American stuff, too.
We're not sure exactly how the idea for fast Mexican/Chinese food came about ("Hey, you put your chimichanga in my sweet and sour sauce!") but we're glad it happened — and it's a Valley original. With two locations, you can indulge in a Chino Bandido fix whether you're in the East Valley or on the west side. Either way, you'd better not skip the jade chicken, a deep-fried, bright-red treat that feels like dessert for dinner. Pair it with carnitas or carne asada burros and jerk rice with pork. Just be sure to leave room for (we know this sounds odd, but bear with us) a fresh-baked Snickerdoodle cookie for dessert. Fusion at its finest.
Chef Matt Carter's sophisticated, intimate spot serving modern Latin cuisine in Scottsdale might mean shaking the piggy bank for some extra coin, but the culinary journey is worth it. Mixing French cooking techniques with influences from Spain, Mexico, Central and South America, Carter's dishes are intensely flavorful and expertly prepared. Start with a stellar smoked pork pozole, or shared plates of duck carnitas empanada and smoked pork shoulder tacos in hand-pressed corn tortillas, then move on to exceptional grilled entrees like the chimichurri hanger steak and Chilean salmon. The tequila, cocktail, and wine lists are as impressive as the cuisine — especially when sipped by a flickering outdoor fire or inside amid chandeliers, ornate mirrors, and the restaurant's glowing wall of Himalayan salt blocks.
The abundance of Sonoran-style Mexican eateries is plainly clear in the Valley. But finding comida oaxaqueña, Oaxacan food from southwestern Mexico, takes a bit more work. Thank the dynamic duo of Oaxacan Pablo Lopez and Chilean-born Dan Maldonado for bringing their bare-bones taco shop to north Central Phoenix — where the food's served up street-style, fast and flavorful, and at jaw-droppingly low prices. Start with the $1 street tacos, filled with tender lengua or luscious pork al pastor, then move on to the mighty fish taco (possibly one of the best in the Valley), or the crazy-tasty tlayuda, likened to a Mexican pizza featuring a dinner-plate-size thin, crunchy tortilla slathered with a bean spread. And with nothing on the menu over $8, there's room in the budget to splurge on a heavenly sweet cup of homemade Mexican horchata.
To those in the know (and that's more and more all the time), this award probably comes as little surprise, because this is one of downtown's true gems. There's no signage to speak of, there's no place to sit inside, the menu is tiny, it's open for only a couple of hours a day, and it takes only cash. Sounds like a real pain in the ass, huh? Well, maybe, but the line out the door at lunchtime indicates that it's worth it. Serving only red or green chili burritos (and their deep-fried counterparts, chimichangas), this hole-in-the-wall does basically just one thing and does it better than almost anybody else. The green chili, with its tender chunks of pork and wonderfully deep flavor, is our favorite in town, even though it can be kind of a mess (seriously, it takes some practice eating these things, but that's part of the fun). And the red chili, spicy and bold with bites of beef, is a winner, too. Of course, they're both wrapped in fresh tortillas, and you can have cheese and/or beans added to the mix, as well. Next time you're downtown during lunchtime, do yourself a favor and pop in.