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Truth & Rumors > MLB
Angels won't change beer policy for Josh Hamilton
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12:19 PM ET 02.16 | The Angels did not ban beer from the clubhouse after 22-year-old pitcher Nick Adenhart was killed by a drunk driver in 2009, and they will not ban it after signing Hamilton, whose addiction to drugs and alcohol led to a three-year suspension from baseball. Hamilton, who had two alcohol relapses in five years at Texas, did not ask the Angels to change their policy. About 20 of baseball's 30 teams ban alcohol from the clubhouse. "We don't think it will be an issue," Manager Scioscia said. "Guys are all responsible." The Angels do not allow hard liquor in the clubhouse. The Rangers allow beer, but when they clinched a division title or won a playoff series, they doused Hamilton with ginger ale.
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The Halos have more problems to worry about, winning and paying 5 and 32, and having a lot of butts at home games.
I'll drink to that policy !!
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The Halos have more problems to worry about, winning and paying 5 and 32, and having a lot of butts at home games.
the angels had have dig down their own graveyard, there is a saying that if you can't beat the enemy join them,,and halos have open some extra doors for their newly acquired hamilton,
but does the angels DO have any slim idea at all??
halos DO have to keep close eye on their OF IF they do not want any surprises in the regular season,,,should things backfire in the front office about the senseless polizy??
we have to wait and see it,,,
It's going to be a spectacular disaster when it finally detonates. . .
that means the halos would be able to save some extra cash in the fireworks in friday's though,,,
angels shouldn't be playing with fire,,,because you know??? they can burn in their own game!!!
could it be because the inversion by the halos in their sales in alcohol and beer??
means they would lose money?
but everything it very well could be against their own believes,,,,,
The angels do have a major problem,,madson is not ready and won't be ready to pitch untill mid-july, Hanson still losing mph in every year and 2013 wouldn't be the exception,,,
signing/trading/ two injury-prone players was not wise enough,,,
should halos had signed KYLE lohse unstead trading for hanson?? or should halos had try to trade for another tough starter from the braves?? MINOR or another tough competetor??
it is what it is,and halos could be in a bomb timming nonetheless,,,but pitching would had been the first area where i would had focused first!!!
angels rotation/waver/CJ wilson/vargas/ hanson???????Jerome williams????who??? comon halos you are better than that!!!!!!!!
angels rotation/waver/CJ wilson/vargas/ hanson???????Jerome williams????who??? comon halos you are better than that!!!!!!!!
That's better than most teams can muster.
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the angels should know that they have only three regular starters right??? and IF CJ wilson falters or fail to pitch in halos expectations??how that lives the halos rotation,, from 3 we 're down to two,,but because injuries are for the taker in the betting machine,,,vargas or weaver could hit the DL before your eyes,,,that means halos could have the worse rotation in years,,,
Jerome Williams can't guarantee to pitch better than last year, and he may ended going to the minors to straight up his mechanics,,,hanson is in the decline form already,,,,
all in all,,the halos would/should/could/ be forced to use long relievers in every other game,,,my guess is the bullpen would be tagged in innings pitched demand!!!
That's better than most teams can muster.
plus the halos have the weakest farm system to say the least,,,,or do they have a top quality starter prospect in their farm system??if so we could be breached by that pitcher,,like what happened last year with mike trout though...
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Cancer Health Center
Clinical Management of BRCA Mutation Carriers
In support of early small studies,[65,66] a retrospective study of 551 women with disease-associated BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations found a significant reduction in risk of breast cancer (HR 0.47; 95% CI, 0.29-0.77) and ovarian cancer (HR 0.04, 95% CI, 0.01-0.16) after RRSO.[67] A prospective single-institution study of 170 women with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations showed a similar trend. With RRSO, the HR was 0.15 (95% CI, 0.02-1.31) for ovarian, fallopian tube, or primary peritoneal cancer, and 0.32 (95% CI, 0.08-1.2) for breast cancer; the HR for either cancer was 0.25 (95% CI, 0.08-0.74).[68] A prospective multicenter study of 1,079 women followed for a median of 30 to 35 months found that, while RRSO was associated with reductions in breast cancer risk for both BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers, the risk reduction was more pronounced in BRCA2 carriers (HR = 0.28; 95% CI, 0.08-0.92).[69] A meta-analysis of all reports of RRSO and breast and ovarian/fallopian tube cancer in BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation carriers confirmed that RRSO was associated with a significant reduction in breast cancer risk (overall HR = 0.49, 95% CI, 0.37-0.65; BRCA1 HR = 0.47, 95% CI, 0.35-0.64; BRCA2 HR = 0.47, 95% CI, 0.26-0.84).[70]
In addition to the reduction in incidence of both breast and ovarian cancer, a prospective multicenter cohort study of 2,482 BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation carriers has reported an association of RRSO with a reduction in all-cause mortality (HR = 0.40, 95% CI, 0.26-0.61), breast cancer-specific mortality (HR = 0.44, 95% CI, 0.26-0.76), and ovarian cancer-specific mortality (HR = 0.21, 95% CI, 0.06-0.80).[71]
Level of evidence: 3ai
Tamoxifen (a synthetic antiestrogen) increases breast-cell growth inhibitory factors and concomitantly reduces breast-cell growth stimulatory factors. The National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project Breast Cancer Prevention Trial (NSABP-P-1), a prospective, randomized, double-blind trial, compared tamoxifen (20 mg/day) with placebo for 5 years. Tamoxifen was shown to reduce the risk of invasive breast cancer by 49%. The protective effect was largely confined to estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer, which was reduced by 69%. The incidence of estrogen receptor-negative cancer was not significantly reduced.[72] Similar reductions were noted in the risk of preinvasive breast cancer. Reductions in breast cancer risk were noted both among women with a family history of breast cancer and in those without a family history. An increased incidence of endometrial cancers and thrombotic events occurred among women older than 50 years. Interim data from two European tamoxifen prevention trials did not show a reduction in breast cancer risk with tamoxifen after a median follow-up of 48 months [73] or 70 months,[74] respectively. In one trial, however, reduction in breast cancer risk was seen among a subgroup who also used hormone replacement therapy (HRT).[73] These trials varied considerably in study design and populations. (Refer to the PDQ summary on Breast Cancer Prevention for more information.)
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By Rabbi Raphael Pelcovitz (Author)
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You Pay Only: $31.49Catalog #: SFCH ISBN-10: 0899062687 ISBN-13: 9780899062686Binding: Hardcover / Pages: 1027Dimensions: 6 x 9 inches / Weight: 2.80 LBSPublished: by ArtScroll Mesorah PublicationsIn Stock?: YES
This classic commentary, a model of brevity and profundity, has never been made so clear in any language. Rabbi Ovadiah Sforno was a 16th-century Italian rabbi and physician whose comments and insights are as relevant today as they were in his day. This volume includes the entire Chumash text and translation as well as the most accurate version of Sforno. Translated and annotated by Rabbi Raphael Pelcovitz. Complete in one volume. Now with full Chumash text and translation.
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Showreel of some of the work I've been doing over the last few years.
A mix of freelance, music videos made alone and as half of (b-side) and just playing around really...Animation, Film, Motion Graphics2012
2012 Promotion film for the Leeds College of Art
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Director - Kerry HarrisonAnimation, Computer Animation, Film2012
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My 2014 Wedding Photography portfolio album.Photography2014
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A collection of non-commercial photographs from 2011-12Photography2013
Lomography red scale XR Negative film - Canon AE-1 Film SLR
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IdN is a fantastic international design magazine which has been a source of inspiration for me over the years.
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Abbi designed the characters for the window and I animated and created a QR code to allow people who came to see the window to bring it to life on their mobile phones.Animation, Character Design, Illustration2013
Music video for UK folk band Ellen & the Escapades track This Ace I've Burned.Film, Music, Visual Effects2011
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Int. Choir Competition & Festival Bad Ischl
April 30 - May 4, 2014 | Bad Ischl, Austria
Already for the 12th time the International Choir Competition & Festival will take place in Bad Ischl. From 2014 on INTERKULTUR will organize this popular choir competition together with the city of Bad Ischl, the Salzkammergut Touristik GmbH and the Upper Austrian Vocal Academy.
This international choir competition, located in the midst of the picturesque landscape of the Salzkammergut has become one of the most important and most beautiful choral events in Austria by now. INTERKULTUR is pleased to be able to offer from now on events in Vienna (Franz Schubert), Graz, Linz (Anton Bruckner) and Bad Ischl and thus to create a solid basis for top-class international choral get-togethers in Austria.
The comprehensive and friendly support by members of the choirs of Bad Ischl creates a family and relaxed atmosphere which is truly one-of-a-kind and invites singers to feel completely at ease. International renowned jurors and choral experts will evaluate the competitions and help the choirs with words and deeds during consulting rounds.
Apart from the competitions gala concerts, friendship concerts and participation in masses will take place in the context of this festival. These features will establish a unique atmosphere of cordial encounters between the choirs, singers and visitors.
Bad Ischl – the Emperor's city – offers not only romance à la Sissi and Emperor Franz Josef, but also attractive shopping pleasures, catering and unique possibilities for excursions to the wonderful Salzkammergut and its countless crystal clear lakes, impressive mountain region and homey cities.


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Friday, April 25, 2014
By Bob Keyes email@example.com
Staff Writer
ALLAGASH — Cathie Pelletier's invitation to a downstate visitor comes with a warning: "I just came in from picking wild violets on the mountain. I should remind you: The state bird up here is the BLACKFLY."
Cathie Pelletier rides on the St. John River in a canoe piloted by her brother, Vernon.
Photos by Gabe Souza/Staff Photographer
Cathie Pelletier stops to smell the flowers with Darlene Kelly Dumond, a childhood friend.
Welcome to the north Maine wilderness, where author, humorist and all-around rusticator Cathie Pelletier has come home.
A best-selling author and modestly successful songwriter, Pelletier, 60, has returned to the banks of the St. John River at the very top of northern Maine. The last paved road in the state ends a few miles from her house.
Otherwise, it's all woods and water.
And black flies.
After spending most of her life in the South, Pelletier returned to Allagash four years ago with her husband to care for her elderly father, a lifelong lumberjack who, at 93, remains quite lively.
Her latest novel, "The One-Way Bridge," brings readers back to fictional Mattagash, the last town in the middle of northern Maine where a single-lane bridge divides and unites the folks who live there.
With its quirky people, petty feuds and acts of everyday heroism, "The One-Way Bridge" is not-so-loosely based on Allagash. Pelletier got the idea for the book in the 1991, when she saw a national news broadcast of Allagash's one-way bridge washing out in high water.
The state replaced the bridge with a modern two-laner, and one way or another, Pelletier has been writing the story ever since.
This is her fifth Mattagash novel, and the first since 2005's "Running the Bulls." The first was "The Funeral Makers" in 1986.
It doesn't matter that she began the book in Nashville and wrote much of it while living briefly in Canada. This is a Maine book to the core.
"Eudora Welty said, 'We write out of the first 10 years of our lives,' and I think that's true," Pelletier said, seated on the deck of the house her father built, a sprawling place with big columns snug between the road and the river. "I'm back in the house that I was born in and the house my mother died in."
Pelletier came home for another reason: This is where her soul lives, and where she hopes and expects it will live forevermore.
"If I have a choice of where to die, I'd like to die here too," she said.
It seems that this time, she'll stay.
Pelletier left Allagash at age 16 for college just up the road in Fort Kent. But college didn't suit her. The University of Maine at Fort Kent booted her for reasons of discipline that she'd rather not discuss.
Restless and bored, she hitchhiked 10,000 miles across 43 states, came home three months later and eventually finished college.
In a family that boasts seven generations of loggers, Pelletier was a first-generation writer. She left the woods and rivers, moved to Nashville and took up with a country singer.
Along the way, she became one of America's most-loved and best-read authors while also enjoying a modestly successful career as a songwriter. The Texas Tornados had a minor hit with "Who Were You Thinkin' Of?" in 1990; The Glaser Brothers recorded her "Happy Hour Blues."
Pelletier lived in Tennessee for 30 years, much longer than she's lived anywhere. After spending a few years in Canada, she and her husband, Tom Viorikic, settled in Allagash four years ago.
"In the writer's world, they say you can never go home," Viorikic said. "But she did. It was the right move. Now it's going to be hard to get her away from here."
Pelletier is much acclaimed. Her third novel, "The Weight of Winter" (1991), won the New England Booksellers Award. "Running the Bulls" won the Paterson Prize for Fiction. She's received million-dollar advances, and has been profiled in People magazine.
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Cathie Pelletier and her brother, Vernon, come ashore on the bank of the St. John River.
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The house where Cathie Pelletier was born and her mother died – and where she now lives with her husband and her 93-year-old father.
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With the Allagash River in the background, Cathie Pelletier poses near her ancestral home in Allagash.
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CS 151 Intro to Programming
Tonsmann, Guillermo
Associate Professor of Computer Science
Ph.D. Computer Science, Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)Honors B.S. Computer Science, University of South Africa (Pretoria, South Africa)M.Eng. in Chemical Engineering, Potchefstroom University (Potchefstroom, South Africa)
Office Location
Austin Campus - Room 109
Office Hours
Daytime Phone
(512) 385-7275 ext. 209
Web Page
Semester Dates
Class Days
Class Time
high school algebra proficiency
Credit Hours
Textbook: Textbook: Introduction to Programming with JAVA - A Problem Solving Approach by John & Raymond Dean - 1st Edition - McGraw Hill Higher Education ISBN: 978-0-07-304702-7
Textbooks can be purchased through the MBS bookstore
Textbooks can be purchased through the Parkville Bookstore
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McAfee Memorial Library - Online information, links, electronic databases and the Online catalog. Contact the library for further assistance via email or at 800-270-4347.Career Counseling - The Career Development Center (CDC) provides services for all stages of career development. The mission of the CDC is to provide the career planning tools to ensure a lifetime of career success.Park Helpdesk - If you have forgotten your OPEN ID or Password, or need assistance with your PirateMail account, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 800-927-3024Resources for Current Students - A great place to look for all kinds of information http://www.park.edu/Current/.Advising - Park University would like to assist you in achieving your educational goals. Please contact your Campus Center for advising or enrollment adjustment information.Online Classroom Technical Support - For technical assistance with the Online classroom, email email@example.com or call the helpdesk at 866-301-PARK (7275). To see the technical requirements for Online courses, please visit the http://parkonline.org website, and click on the "Technical Requirements" link, and click on "BROWSER Test" to see if your system is ready.FAQ's for Online Students - You might find the answer to your questions here.
Educational Philosophy:
An objective of this course is to help students begin developing the "creativity and problem-solving skills" necessary to pass subsequent programming courses and necessary as well to become a proficient programmer regardless of the programming language.
To help meet the "creativity and problem-solving skills" objective students will be required to produce programming project solutions from given problem descriptions. This objective is not met if a student is only able to produce solutions by pasting together given code fragments. Although pasting code fragments together is sometimes appropriate, it does not enforce the development of creativity and problem-solving skills.
In order to start developing creativity and problem-solving skills, the student will be required to program at least one project each week 'from scratch'. In order to satisfy the requirement to program 'from scratch', the student must create and type via the keyboard orginal source code. Cutting and pasting code fragments from other source code will not satisfy the 'from scratch' requirement.
Learning Outcomes: Core Learning Outcomes
All Park University courses must include a core assessment tool that measures the degree to which students learn the course's learning outcomes. School policy dictates that a student's performance on the core assessment tool must count for at least 20% of the student's total course grade. For this course, the tool consists of the final exam. Therefore, the final exam must count for at least 20% of the student's total course grade. School policy dictates that the core assessment tool must cover at least 75% of a course's learning outcomes. To ensure compliance, all CS 151 instructors are required to give the same final exam. See the attached final exam artifact and artifact solution. To prevent cheating, students are strictly forbidden from keeping the final exam, the solutions, or copies of either.
There are four categories of questions in the final exam:
Critical thinking:
(relevant learning outcomes – 2, 5, 8)
Given a problem description, produce a solution in the form of a short program or a method(s).
Exam questions: 26-27
See the exam solution for details on how to score the questions.
Communication: (relevant learning outcome – 5)
Short answer questions that ask the student to explain various concepts and trace and debug code fragments and/or programs.
Exam questions: 20-27
Key discipline concepts/terminology:
(relevant learning outcomes – 1, 6, 7, 8)
Multiple-choice and true/false questions that ask the student about CS 151 concepts.
Exam questions: 1-19
Technical skills:
(relevant learning outcomes – 4, 8)
Exam questions: 20-25
The ICS Program Coordinator will analyze core assessment results for a sampling of all ICS courses offered. In analyzing the results, the ICS Program Coordinator will grade the exams using the (very specific) grading criteria shown on the exam solution. The final grade is in the form of a percentage where the percentages equate to the following levels of success:
Exceeds expectations
Meets expectations
Does not meet expectations
No evidence
≥ 85%
65% to 84%
< 65%
No exam graded.
The ICS Program Coordinator will use the core assessment scores to compare results across all instructional modalities.
Class Assessment:
Possible Points
Total Points
Total %
8 Discussion Threads
(Weeks 1-8)
20 each
15 for Week 8
155 pts
7 Weekly Quizzes
(Weeks 1-7)
35 each
245 pts
5 Homework/Lab Activity
(Weeks 1, 2, 3, 4-5, 6-7)
80 each
400 pts
Final Exam (Week 8)
200 each
200 pts
Class Assessments will be graded according to the chart above. Grades will be assigned based on the chart below. Late assignments will not be accepted without prior approval from the instructor.
An examination will be taken in person during the 8th week of instruction at one of the Park University sites around the country or at an alternative location approved by your Instructor where Park University sites are not available. It will be the responsibility of the student to arrange for a proctor, by the 6th week of the term, who will be accepted and approved by the instructor. Guidelines for selecting an acceptable proctor can be found at the Park University Website. For proctored examinations, photo identification is required at the time of the test. A proctor request form will be made available to you during the first week of class so that you can send your requested proctor to me for approval. Failure to take a final proctored exam (or submit your final project for some online graduate courses) will result in an automatic "F" grade. Some Graduate Online courses may not require a proctored Final Examination.
Number of Points
599 or below
59.9 or below
Late Submission of Course Materials: No late submissions are allowed without prior instructor approval.
Course Topic/Dates/Assignments:
Learning Activities
Learning Assessments
Chapter Readings
Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving with Java
Programming Assignment
Quiz or Exam
Introduction to Computers and Programming
Chapter 1
Discussion 1
Programming Assignment 1
Quiz 1
Algorithms and Design
Chapter 2
Discussion 2
Programming Assignment 2
Quiz 2
Java Basics
Chapter 3
Discussion 3
Programming Assignment 3
Quiz 3
Control Statements
Chapter 4
Discussion 4
Quiz 4
Using Pre-Built Methods
Chapter 5
Discussion 5
Programming Assignment 4-5
Quiz 5
Object-Oriented Programming
Chapter 6
Discussion 6
Quiz 6
Object-Oriented Programming – Additional Details
Chapter 7
Discussion 7
Programming Assignment 6-7
Quiz 7
Software Engineering
Chapter 8
Discussion 8
Final Exam
Academic Honesty:Academic integrity is the foundation of the academic community. Because each student has the primary responsibility for being academically honest, students are advised to read and understand all sections of this policy relating to standards of conduct and academic life. Park University 2008-2009 Undergraduate Catalog Page 87
Plagiarism:Plagiarism involves the use of quotations without quotation marks, the use of quotations without indication of the source, the use of another's idea without acknowledging the source, the submission of a paper, laboratory report, project, or class assignment (any portion of such) prepared by another person, or incorrect paraphrasing. Park University 2008-2009 Undergraduate Catalog Page 87
Attendance Policy:Instructors are required to maintain attendance records and to report absences via the online attendance reporting system.
Park University 2008-2009 Undergraduate Catalog Page 89-90
Disability Guidelines:Park University is committed to meeting the needs of all students that meet the criteria for special assistance. These guidelines are designed to supply directions to students concerning the information necessary to accomplish this goal. It is Park University's policy to comply fully with federal and state law, including Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, regarding students with disabilities. In the case of any inconsistency between these guidelines and federal and/or state law, the provisions of the law will apply. Additional information concerning Park University's policies and procedures related to disability can be found on the Park University web page: http://www.park.edu/disability .
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With the clarity of a physicist and the compassion of a gifted healer with fifteen years of professional experience observing 5,000 clients and students, Barbara Ann Brennan presents the first in-depth study of the human energy field for people who seek happiness, health and their full potential.Learn More
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1201 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA | Directions 1910739.952188 -75.160716
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Neighborhoods: Center City East, Center City
Excellent choice! – I enjoyed the atmosphere and the menu had many choices...you can't go wrong with this venue.
Dependable digs boast consistent service and ample amenities. – In Short
This highly recognized hotel chain has been taking care of business and leisure travelers since 1957. Professionals appreciate the business center, meeting facilities, in-room work area with ergonomic chair and no-glare lamp, and express check-out. Those who come to kick back take advantage of the pool and gift shop. Spacious rooms include a comfy bed with a quilted-top mattress, oversized comforters and feather pillows. Additional amenities include a fitness center, whirlpool and concierge services.
Not recommended - Poor Service – You?ve been warned. Those who enjoy a few drinks, food, and sufficient service while watching the game(s) best take their time and money elsewhere. From a resident of center city whom frequents similar establishments in the area, I would describe the experience here as ?poor? at best. The environment is adequate and the food was decent for bar fare. The beer is cold as well, just don?t plan on getting very much of it. Simply put, the wait staff is inattentive and rude. We arrived just before tip off, were seated and served immediately, and then ignored for the remainder of the game. We spent nearly the entire second half with empty glasses while the wait staff huddled around the register, chatting to each other and generally ignoring their patrons. Toward the end of the game our waiter spent ten straight minutes rolling up silverware, twenty feet away without even a look in our direction. When I asked another waitress for service, she told our waiter, who continued to finish his silverware rolling before delivering our drink and the check without any word, much less an apology or attempt to provide any further service. Upon paying the bill I left a brief but appropriate note to show my dissatisfaction which was met with snickers when our waiter showed it to other staff members in direct eye-line of our table. When I asked to speak to the manager, she stopped to speak to our waiter first and while she attempted to act apologetic about our experience, offered little compassion, no remedy, and simply explained how we were the first to complain about our waiter. Champions will not receive any further business from me and I would not recommend it as there are certainly establishments in the immediate area that better serve patrons with far less aggravation and much more satisfaction. This was the first time I have ever asked speak to a manager regarding poor service and the first time I have felt compelled to write a review to warn others of my experience.
A FIRST CLASS EXPERIENCE – The staff did a wonderful job for my sisters party. The rooms were excellent,the prices very very reasonable, and the services were perfect.
A MUST VISIT BEER & SPORTS BAR – Across from the Hard Rock, Champions Sports Bar is the best with many TV's in all sizes tuned to different sports its a bargain in the heart of the tourist area. Great beer selection professional employees and CLEAN (rare for sports bars in philly). Accessable by public transit (don't drink & drive) and cabs. It's a can't miss if you want to see a game without some smuck playing music. Best bartender ask for Francisco courteous and very professional
Out shopping and needed a drink and a snack for energy, Champions sports bar was the pick. Our server was very nice. Food was good, prices reasonable. Just right for a quick pit stop.
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Orlando >Food & Dining > Woodlands Indian Cuisine
6040 S Orange Blossom Trl, Orlando, FL | Directions 3280928.468749 -81.397162
Mon. CLOSED;Tue. - Thu., Sun. 11am - 11:30pm;Fri. - Sat. 11am - 10:30pm
amazing food – WOW! there are no words for this place!!! i love the food and the people! i never had Indian food before so when i went there i was so lost but the waitress took her time to and explained to me what ever thing is and then recommend a few things that i might like! i had the gobi manchurian dry, which looked like chicken to me but it was
Cauliflower!! i love it!! i also went for the buffet which is so good for a very good price. they change it everyday and its only about $8! So in other words! i love Woodlands!!
Awesome food! – This is an excellent restaurant. We ended up going here every night for dinner during our Orlando vacation. I would recommend going there for dinner since the lunch buffet items were not as good. The prices are very reasonable too.
Best South Indian and North Indian Food. Friendly and Casual atmosphere. Neat and Clean. – This is the place that you can go to almost everyday when on vacation to Orlando/Disney. Here you can choose between South Indian and North Indian food and at the same time you can order Indo/Chinese style food also like Indian Chou Mein, Manchurian etc. Food is perfectly spiced and service is quick. There are at least 5-6 people serving or running around to make it fast. Plates and tables are neat and clean. sitting arrangement is good and looks new. I ate here 4 times during my 7 day orlando vacation and then picked up food for airport while leaving. People are corteous and nice to talk to. For people who are totally vegetarian this is the best place to eat.
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This is about 15 minutes from any disney park and about 10-12 minutes from Orlandi Airport.
Terrific vegetarian food – We ate at this restaurant on a busy Saturday night - the place was packed and we had to wait almost one hour to get a table, but the food was definitely worth it. The menu is all vegetarian and the idlis, dosas and indian-chinese manchurians with gravy were delicious and tasted fresh. The chutney that came with the idli/dosa was great as well. The ambiance is fast food like, but it is a great place for kids or people who just want a great meal, with no frills. There is not enough parking in the lot, but perhaps it would be less crowded on a weekday (they are closed Mondays) or during lunch. I was a tourist in Orlando, but could see that most of the people there were locals - will definitely go there on my next visit.
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The JMU team's time was the seventh-fastest in school history.
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Dukes freshman Adrienne Alexander (Queens, N.Y./Bishop Loughlin) placed 14th in the shot put with a distance of 13.39 meters (43'11 1/4"). Connecticut senior Victoria Flowers took first with a put of 16.59 meters (54'5 1/4"),
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RENO — The 29th annual Denim & Diamonds dinner and auction benefitting Casa de Vida will be held this year on Aug. 19 at the Tannenbaum Event Center on Mount Rose Highway.
The event begins at 5 p.m. with cocktails, live entertainment featuring Bad Neighbors, a dinner and a live auction. Proceeds will help fund Casa de Vida, a local nonprofit dedicated to providing personalized and comprehensive services for pregnant and postpartum young women in the community.
"The young women we serve often do not have support systems in their lives to help them as they face the frightening reality of unexpectedly expecting a baby," said Brigit Sullivan, board president for Casa de Vida. "They need a safe place to learn about motherhood and basic life skills such as how to find a job to support herself and her baby. At Casa de Vida, we provide the help she needs, enabling her to bring her baby into the world surrounded with love, compassion and support."
Executive Director Mary O'Brien said Casa de Vida has multiple strategies to help these young women in a very stressful and confusing time in their lives.
"Our programs provide an invaluable service to a population in need of guidance and assistance," she said. "We strive to give our young women the skills and resources to become engaged, positive members of our community. Education is extremely important. Its value cannot be measured, especially when it means helping a young woman find a way to support her family. We don't want them to only survive; we want them to succeed, to become the best women and mothers they are capable of being."
Casa de Vida also operates the House of Hope, a transitional home where mothers and babies can live semi-independently. Wanda's Baby Closet program provides free infant clothing, emergency diapers and formula and other baby items for those in need throughout the community, serving approximately 2,500 clients per year.
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Irish comfort food heaven. Love their Shepard pie and the lamb tips paired with a pint of Guinness
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Do yourself a favor. Drive, CTA or cab 2 Evanston for 1 of my fave restaurants. I don't like bone marrow (shoot me!) but this is 2 die for.
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They come for the burgers (amazing!) but they fall in love with the giant, hand-spun shakes (to die for). Be an insider and ask for the off-menu Elvis shake or Speculoos shake. You really can't go wrong.
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Cute bagel spot that serves Intelligentsia coffee and has rotating art installations. In addition to a wide variety of bagels, you'll find sandwiches and other baked goods.
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I went here for the first time this week and will definitely be coming back. Fresh, quality sushi and they had an extensive martini menu with specials. For a weekend, there wasn't…
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Tiny hole in the wall joint serves up perfect corn dogs, cheddar burgers and fries with lots of different dipping sauces. It's a great spot for a quick—and decadent—lunch.
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Blind Faith is an amazing vegetarian restaurant which just happens to be a member of Chicago's Guaranteed Green Restaurant Coalition. Known for it's unique party and catering trays…
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This is one of those great restaurants in Evanston that if you're an NU college kid is a definitive destination for parents' weekend.
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MLHS Roundtable Discussion #1!
Sorry for the delay guys. We greatly appreciate the flood of great questions and comments, and are sorry to say we couldn't get to them all. We've all been pretty busy lately for a variety of reasons, so without any further ado, let's get started on the 1st ever Maple Leafs HotStove Hockey Panel Discussion.
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Summerbee in City Square on Sunday
- 21 January 2012 10:50
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Mike Summerbee will relive one of the finest moments enjoyed by the vintage team of the late 1960s in City Square this Sunday.
The Club Ambassador will pop along to Live from City Square to look back at "The Ballet on Ice", City's 4-1 win over Spurs that took place at a snow-covered Maine Road in December, 1967.
Luckily the Match of the Day cameras were there to record that famous win and such was the reaction to a magnificent performance in such tough conditions that the game become known as "The Ballet on Ice". Mike put City ahead after Colin Bell had equalised Jimmy Greaves' early opener, then Tony Coleman and Neil Young sealed a crucial two points in that title-winning campaign.
There'll be lots going on in our fan zone ahead of the game, so if you are one the already sold-out crowd why not pop along? Dressed head to toe in blue, of course, for #bluesunday and the cityfancam.
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An Elegant Environmentally Benevolent Studio/Casita.
Vigilante en Español means many things - watchful, keeper, guardian, observant, attentive to details. And there are many details to observe in this unique guest house that is only 4 1/2 easy blocks from the Parroquia, the center of San Miguel. Along the way you can stroll through Parque Juarez and pause to enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture. Walking 10 minutes the other direction will lead you to fine dining, world class musicians, the Saturday Organic Farmer's Market and other small tiendas (stores) for groceries .
Lovely light streams through the thoughtfully appointed ground level Casita/studio apartment with private entrance. A set of French doors open onto your private patio leading to the surrounding garden/courtyard. It is furnished with a Very Comfortable Queen size bed, full closet and set of four built in drawers, a cozy sitting area with a fireplace (gas logs) and desk area, beautiful bathroom and a well equipped full kitchen with a counter and stool area for eating.
Always available: purified water; FREE WiFi, a limited amount of free local calls and unlimited long distance to the States.
Not available - cable TV…. Lots of folks find it refreshing and freeing not to be inundated. If you find it is something you cannot manage, there is a cable connection but you would need to make arrangements with the cable company when you arrive. It could take up to a week - 10 days and is quite expensive.
Other amenities include:
A welcome basket of fresh fruits, cheese and crackers;
DVD player;
Use of ecologically sensitive cleaning products;
I am happy to help you arrange for tours of the area, massages, available workshops, reservations for dining, show you where to hail a taxi (they are prolific and inexpensive);
Provide ideas about where to find work of local artisans and local attractions/festivals;
Bus/public transportation easily available - buses run continuously on Ancha de San Antonio to main destinations and transfer points - for about 5 pesos - see map for Ancha de San Antonio/Salida de Celaya. (Seems like a taxi is always driving by the house. They run about 30 pesos in town.)
Housekeeping arrangements vary depending on length of stay
Guest Room in my home… Sometimes I make the guest room in my home available for short stays. For example if there are 3 people coming and two are staying in one of the casitas (there is only room for 2 in the casita), and they would like the third friend to stay on the same property. My home is on the same property with a small patio between the two buildings. This is ONLY for short stays (3 or 4 nights). So I have enclosed some photos of the guest room and it's private bath. They will have limited use of my kitchen and will need to clean up after themselves if they use dishes, etc.
My home is on the back half of the property so I am usually there for anything that comes up (or have a house sitter if I am not). There is a garden that needs work so once a week or so there is a gardener on the property. But your space is private and your privacy will be respected.
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The location is superb and Barbara is a lovely and gracious hostess. The only complaint I have about this property would be the lack of cable TV. Otherwise, it is fine
Barbara's place is beautiful and in addition she is the best San Miguel tour guide - so impressed with her help with transport and thorough guide to San Miguel! The space is beautifully furnished and provides everything you could possibly need for a pleasant stay in an excellent location.
Thank you!!
This was truly the most relaxing vacation we have had in some time. The location was excellent - easy walking distance to the center of the city. Our hostess, Sam, was so generous with her ideas and hospitality - and Joey, the wonderful Italian water dog, made our stay even better! When we return to San Miguel, we will certainly come back to this location!
An excellent small studio apartment on a ground floor courtyard - very quiet. Located within easy walking distance to Benito Juarez park, very lovely, and the Jardin at the center of town. There was construction going on at the house during our stay, limiting use of the garden, so check with Barbara to make sure that it is finished.
Otherwise highly recommended - Barbara is a fine host and gave us some excellent local recommendations.
Barbara is a lovely hostess and has a wonderful cassita (or two) for anyone lucky enough to book it. The location could not be better and Barbara goes out of her way to assure her guests enjoy their visit. I'm so glad I'm going back in February, 2014.
This is the 'room of ones own' that everyone dreams of - a room of light, air, beauty and peace. My wish would be to replicate this studio at my own house. I would only go out to gather food, books and art supplies. It is the perfect space in which to read, write, paint, sleep and dream in.
Barbara is just the person that you have always wanted in a host - lovely, kind, generous and in love with the city in which she lives. Her artistic aesthetic is seen everywhere on the property. Her home is her art and I feel so fortunate that she is willing to share it with those of us who come to San Miguel. I felt both protected and independent during my perfect two-week stay.
I will most certainly return to Jardin Ciervo Vililante on my next visit to San Miguel de Allende and highly recommend it to newcomers and return visitors alike.
This apartment was immaculate and beautifully decorated, and a very convenient walk to the center of town and a large park. The garden offers a lovely refuge. Barbara was very accommodating, friendly, and helpful. A beautiful, private spot in a lovely town.
My friend and I stayed with Barbara this past April. Barbara's
place was cozy and comfortable and beautifully decorated. It was
centrally located and walking distance to the center of town. Barbara was very helpful with things to do, places to visit and good
restaurants suggestions.I would highly recommend staying with her.
arlene/San Francisco, CA
I stayed in the downstairs casita during the month of Feburary 2013. It is a newer house (2+ years old) that incorporates the advantages of newer construction with traditional furnishings/decorations. The result is a very pleasant combination of function and aesthetics. Such items as a water filtration system, gas log fireplace, good water pressure, and an adequate supply of hot water were appreciated. A photovoltaic roof system generates all the electricity utilized during daylight hours. This is both a responsible environmental action and a logical economic decision, given that San Miguel gets an average of 320 days of sunshine annually.
Finally, the courtyard is an extremely pleasing place to spend some time. The plantings, fountain/moving stream, and seating areas create an overall environment that is exceptional. I started and ended every day there.
This is a very beautiful, sweet little place. It feels like a little hideaway. i stayed here a month and enjoyed the surrounding area very much. It is ideal for one person.
The little kitchen was perfect for me to cook in which saved me money.
Barbara is very helpful and ready to answer any questions or give recommendations on places to visit, restaurants etc.
This is the final rate, including any fees from the host and Airbnb.


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MONTROSE — Montrose resident Blaine Tankersley died in a collision with a Montrose County dump truck in the southbound lane of Colo. Hwy. 550 early Tuesday, April 23.
According to the Colorado State Patrol at approximately 7:51 Tuesday morning, the dump truck, driven by Jack Vette of Delta, was stopped in the southbound lane of U.S. HWY 550 at mile marker 125, preparing to make left turn onto Racine Road, when Tankersly's 1995 Ford F250 struck the rear of the truck.
Tankersly, who was traveling at nearly 60 mph, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Master Trooper Dave Copeland of the Colorado Police Department office, in Montrose, said Tankersly, age 26, may have tried to miss the truck, but ended up colliding with it. Copeland said both parties were wearing their seatbelts, and that the driver of the truck was not at fault. The accident closed the highway for approximately two-and-a-half hours.
According to a Montrose County news release, Vette was treated and released at Montrose Memorial Hospital, with minor injuries. The Montrose County Coroner's Office ruled the death was accidental.
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I am a firm believer if something is wrong you should make it be known, but as well I feel that if things go right people should let that be known too. In saying so I had a transmission replaced by Transmissions By Lucille, and I was surprised with how nice the customer service was. As well as the work that was provided on my car. I had called around to a few other places and found Transmissions By Lucille to be the most reasonable. I have already recommended them to another friend and will continue to do so in the future.
great technicians, fair prices – I have been taking my cars to Bill at Lucille's for 4 years and have always been very satisfied. I've had some really difficult to diagnose problems( 3 separate issues to be precise) that other garages had thrown in the towel on but Lucille's kept at it, figured it out, fixed it, and charged me way less than what any other garage was going to charge me . They are on top of all the service bulletins and if they don't know what's wrong they'll find a way to learn about it and figure it out. They like what they do and it shows. I am confident that they will always be fair and honest with me. Thumbs up.
Does good work but it takes way too long – I agree with John, most of the time I take my car here it takes way to long. They are honest with telling you the type of work you need but I think they keep pushing cars back that need work, causing me to wait longer. One time they had my car for two weeks and never fixed it. But in their defense, they tried. I just needed a new car. I finally got a new used car. When I needed work done on this one, again, it took him way too long. I can't be without my car for weeks. I need my car to get to work. Not sure what the story is but if you need work done on your car, I'd go somewhere that can do work more efficiently. If you just need a quick job, take it to Lucille's shop but wait for it. That way they won't keep pushing your car back and they'll have to fix it the same day. Wish I could find a reliable place that doesn't make people wait so long.
Transmissions By Lucille-Terrible and untruthful – I took my '85 Mercedes 190e to this shop 3 weeks ago for a transmission rebuild. It took them a week just to look at my car and give me an estimate, which was expensive. I stuck with it however because this shop has a good reputation around the area. After 2 weeks there was still no progress on my car. The manager, Bill, told me they were having problems locating the parts even though the mercedes 190 series is one of the most popular models mercedes has ever made and the parts are very readily available. He re-assured me to be patient and said that the car would definitely be done within a week. 10 days later my car is still not ready and Bill is telling me they're having problems getting the parts shipped out. It seems to me that they're pushing my car back in order to do other work. The estimated completion of my car is now a week from today which will put the grand total over a month of work. I plan on perusing litigation against Lucille's for lost wages and for the cost of my rental car. Steer clear of Lucille's because they obviously are not the shop they used to be and do not know how to handle their work load.
Transmissions by Lucille – Well, only had one experience with this shop. They had my 98 Chevy Blazer, and even though they had to deal with my warranty company I had it back in a week. I'm taking my grand am there next month!
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