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Citizen Staff Reports 02/27/12
The County of Henrico Division of Recreation and Parks will present its annual Adventure Series in March, featuring slide presentations and speakers celebrating the outdoors. The first two presentations will include speakers discussing their own adventures, and the series will conclude with some short films on mountain culture.
The Adventure Series is free for all ages and takes place on March 2, 16 and 23. Locations vary and are listed below, and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.
The series will feature the following presentations:
• "Waterwalk: A Passage of Ghosts", Friday, March 2, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Henrico County Administration Board Room (4301 E. Parham Road, Henrico 23228) – In 1996 Steven Faulkner and his 16 year-old son Justin left the fast world of cars, jobs, schools, televisions, and computers and set out on a 1,000 mile voyage in their 16-foot canoe, Natty Bumpo. They followed the route first taken in 1673 by the early French explorers Joliet and Marquette to
discover the Upper Mississippi River. Waterwalk is a journey into the heart of this continent 300 years ago, a modern exploration of the quiet waterways that weave their way through America, and a voyage through the heart of a father-son relationship. Steven Faulkner teaches Creative Writing at Longwood University. A movie based on his book "Waterwalk: A Passage of Ghosts" is being produced by Michigan Blue Lake Productions.
• Across the Roof of America presented by Leonard Atkins, Friday, March 16, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Henrico County Administration Board Room (4301 E. Parham Road, Henrico 23228) – The Continental Divide follows the Rocky Mountains for more than 2,700 miles in the United States and is a part of the National Scenic Trails System. A
complete traverse of it demands using maps and compass during cross-country travel, fording glacier melt-swollen streams, ascending 13,000-foot passes, crossing deserts in 100-degree heat, and crashing through thigh-high snow drifts. As Coordinator of the Across the Roof of America Expedition, award-winning local author and renowned hiker
Leonard Atkins will share stories and photos as he walked the Continental Divide for six months from Canada to Mexico.
• An Evening With Mountainfilm, Friday, March 23, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Henrico Theatre in Highland Springs (305 E Nine Mile Road, Henrico 23075) – Each year in Telluride, Colorado, Mountainfilm celebrates cultures unique to mountain communities with an international rendezvous of legendary mountaineers, environmentalists, filmmakers, authors, scientists, and artists. The mission of Mountainfilm is to educate and inspire audiences about issues that matter, cultures worth exploring, and environments worth preserving. Don't miss this opportunity to view incredible outdoor films!
Local choral group seeks volunteers
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Good Vibrations choral group is looking for all voices with some musical experience to sing with the volunteer choir. The season runs from August to November. Genre includes patriotic and inspirational. > Read more.
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
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Well, duh.
A large percentage of The Times ad revenue comes from retailers that depend on an automobile-centric business climate to drive customers to their locations.
If the "urban village" concept were to gain serious traction (which one hopes eventually, it might), then downtown and mall-based retailers have a reason to fear reduced revenues, as more people either find what they need at their "local" stores and boutiques, while at the same time they're pressured to get rid of their cars altogether, making what was once a 15 minute drive to Nordy's Rack, The Bon, or WorstLake Mall less enticing.
Actually, I think they did mean to plant more grass.
Like what was growing next to certain police stations.
Well, they also could have talked to any number of small business owners who see the causal negative effect that removing parking has on their bottom line, too. Or any of the longtime residents of in-city neighborhoods who will be inconvenienced and/or get a lot more parking tickets as a result of this idiotic proposal.
Light rail to Husky Stadium won't be up and running until 2016 - that's a lot of parking tickets for residents and lost revenue for businesses in the meantime.
On the other hand, the Council will also probably give that street vacation to the Goodwill project in the ID - which will create an auto-oriented big box retail traffic generator that will make Northgate North look like a pedestrian wet dream.
Just how many sides of their mouths can these people talk out of?
Oh, and busineses aren't the ones who benefit - developers are.
Mr. X: Oh, and busineses aren't the ones who benefit - developers are.
Y'know, I'm sure Mr. X is hoping that right beneath the molesters and terrorists and infidels, a special wing of hell has been reserved for developers.
Anyway, I suppose this is proof that not-so-great minds think alike, but my immediate reaction upon starting into this Times article was very much the same as Erica's.
I wonder whether this intro was just bias in the traditional sense -- i.e. unintentional -- or whether it was deliberate. I've got to believe the latter. Reporters and editors at the Times have got to be sensitive to the whole density-vs.-sprawl issue, regardless of where their individual beliefs lie. I mean, for them not to be aware of the potential to appear biased on this -- it's a bit like a Washington, D.C. reporter pleading ignorance as to this whole acrimony thing between the Republicans and Democrats.
Whatever - but when they tear down the rest of the Pike/Pine corridor because eliminating parking requirements made it immensely more profitable to do so, don't come crying to all of us evil, evil NIMBY types who predicted just that outcome.
Believe it or not, destination retail requires a certain amount of parking, or shoppers will choose malls that provide it. Welcome to Econ 101, folks.
I think I do have to apologize for what I just wrote about Mr. X: "Y'know, I'm sure Mr. X is hoping that right beneath the molesters and terrorists and infidels, a special wing of hell has been reserved for developers."
I think I was misrepresenting Mr. X's position. In his theology, a suite in heaven replete with 72 virgins will be reserved for all developers whose development has contributed to sprawl, global warming, and dependence on unstable countries that export terrorism.
To paraphrase Dean Wormer from Animal House, condescending, dogmatic, and naive is no way to go through life.
And go fuck yourself with the islamic terrorist bullshit. Really.
I'm pro-environment, but also pro-reality. Making driving/parking inconveinent and hellish will result in people going to places where they can park. I am all for biking and public transportation, but carrying a load of groceries or Christmas gifts on your ten speed sucks.
Once again, Erica Barnett makes me hate calling myself a liberal.
Yeah, it does suck to haul groceries on a 10-speed, which is why you'll stop driving your bike to the grocery store, and instead go to your corner store and ask--hey, would you guys mind carrying meat and cheese and shit I don't want to haul over to Trader Joe's for?
And they will say, ok, and then maybe a video store will move in next to your corner store and a dry cleaners and lo and behold you are living in a real urban environment and not just the weird car-based neighborhoods we've had here for the past 50 years. (back in pre-war times there were corner stores with meat and cheese and eggs all over the place--I know--my great-grandfather owned one of them, on 5th and Roy)
Look just a little further than the potential inconvenience of next week, you'd see that this proposal will make your life MORE livable, not less.
Oh, and Erica Barnett makes me proud to be an AMERICAN.
I'm gonna go way out on a limb here and venture a guess that Seth has never owned and/or run a business.
Until light rail is up and running, I don't think it makes sense to reduce or eliminate parking in the absence of viable mass transit alternatives for people who have no choice but to drive.
@10 - that has to be the most insane "economic development" theory i have ever heard, lol.
while we're throwing around GWOT analogies, ten sounds like the cars = saddam analogy where by getting rid of cars local economies will suddenly flourish.
You can't force people to change by making their life harder. You make people want to change by giving them a better alternative. The point has already been made that the gap between immediate loss of parking and transportation like light rail isn't closed over night.
It's easy to say "cars are the problem" and promptly declare a jihad on them. But by making life more difficult for people to come downtown (i'm using the term loosely to refer to all the affected neighborhoods), they're not going to magically change their ways. They're just going to stop coming.
There are so many cities in this country that have rotting downtown cores, and everyone spends all their time trying to figure out how to draw people back in. Here? People seem to want to do all they can to *discourage* people from coming in, driving them OUT.
I think it's just sour grapes that noone wants the RTID and everyone wants more transit in Seattle.
Want foot traffic? Build next to a bus stop or light rail or streetcar station.
This is an elimination of requirements, not of parking. Under the new rules, businesses (or developers) can decide for themselves how much parking they'll need rather than have the government decide.
If I'm building a grocery store, I know that most of my customers won't come via 10-speed. I'd be insane to open without parking. Nothing under this proposal would stop me from building enough parking spaces for my store.
If I'm building a neighborhood coffee shop, I don't need a lot of parking -- most of my customers will walk. And now I won't have to build parking that won't get used, so I can build more cheaply and run more effeciently.
Let the businesses decide how much parking they need -- they'll get the cost/benefit better than the city will.
actually steve, you make a really good point. could this mean that there might end up being *more* parking as a result, due to businesses maximizing space to increase parking whereas before the city would cap them? or am I reading that the wrong way?
Jesus Christ, Barnett, did you even read the whole article or just the first three paragraphs? You completely mischaracterize what the rest of the article states.
Charles @17: I don't believe the city ever had parking caps, so I don't think this would result in more parking.
I could be wrong, though.
Some feedback here...
Steve: This is an elimination of requirements, not of parking. Under the new rules, businesses (or developers) can decide for themselves how much parking they'll need rather than have the government decide.
Great point, Steve. At least within the Seattle city limits, the free marketplace seems to be far more the friend of density than the enemy. Wouldn't you know that most of the folks who are pleading to preserve this particular piece of government regulation and "social engineering" are the first ones to be bitching about it everywhere else?
Will in Seattle: Want foot traffic? Build next to a bus stop or light rail or streetcar station.
Now this is where you get the real virtuous cycle of marketplace incentives. Thanks, Will!
Doug: Jesus Christ, Barnett, did you even read the whole article or just the first three paragraphs? You completely mischaracterize what the rest of the article states.
Um, Doug. The rest of the article was just straight-ahead reporting. I mean, it was a news piece, albeit a newspiece skewed with opinion, not an opinion piece. Also, print journalists are always supposed to put their one or two most important sentences at the beginning of a story, not the end.
Dianna: Once again, Erica Barnett makes me hate calling myself a liberal.
Dianna, if you're the kind of liberal I think you are, then I gotta to say that conservatives have nothing on you on the hypocrisy scale. I'm talking about the kind of liberal who:
Neo-realist: Until light rail is up and running, I don't think it makes sense to reduce or eliminate parking in the absence of viable mass transit alternatives for people who have no choice but to drive.
It's funny. Most of the folks who say, "Hey, I'm all for this density stuff if only we had some real mass transit," are the same folks who fight mass transit tooth-and-nail.
And last but not least Mr. X: Cressona,... And go fuck yourself with the islamic terrorist bullshit. Really.
Sorry, Mr. X, I guess I need to start putting things in perspective. I mean, the threat of Islamic terrorism, whether it be with airliners or nukes, really should be weighed against the damage done to Mr. X's feelings.
i remember at my last employer there was talk amongst the employees that when new buildings were constructed on campus with below-ground parking garages included, some city zoning issues prevented them from including more spaces. the implication being that they had the budget and space for more parking but due to city restrictions they couldn't. people were also under the impression that in addition to capping the number of spaces a new building could have (spaces calculated to some ratio of employees to cars that put cars at less than 1:1) the city also prohibited the employer from charging any less than $x per month for use of the limited spaces. IE you couldn't park in the limited spaces for less than like sixty bucks a month or whatever it came out to. the whole gist was that the city was trying to make driving more difficult in order to reduce traffic volumes during the morning and evening commutes. You could get a deal on a carpool pass that made it approx half the single occupancy rate if you had two people in a car, more if you triple or quadrupled up.
it was pretty commonly accepted among all the people I worked with at the time--that the spaces and the rate at which you had to pay for those spaces were controlled by city zoning and/or statutes. is this in fact untrue?
Seth wrote:
"Yeah, it does suck to haul groceries on a 10-speed, which is why you'll stop driving your bike to the grocery store, and instead go to your corner store and ask--hey, would you guys mind carrying meat and cheese and shit I don't want to haul over to Trader Joe's for?"
Don't forget to ask him to write a note to your employer recommending a raise so you can afford to buy groceries at a small shop.
: I think I oughtta qualify one statement I made. It's where I condemned the so-called liberal who "Considers going to an Al Gore movie and buying a Prius and a non-motorized lawnmower their idea of fighting global warming."
Essentially, I'm describing my parents here. But I mean, they live out in the boondocks, and there's no way they're uprooting themselves to move to some urban village. (Well, Mom might if she outlives Pop and the two donkeys, but that's another story.)
Anyway, I can't really condemn the lifestyles of people who aren't in a position to entirely change their lifestyles. And buying a Prius is sure a lot better than buying a Hummer. But even if you are locked into living a "carbon consuming" lifestyle, that doesn't mean you can't politically support incentives for other people to live a more "carbon neutral" lifestyle. As Erica has noted so aptly, global warming and energy dependence are ultimately political issues, not individual consumer choices.
Cities with rotting downtown cores have plenty of parking. Cities with virtually no parking have thriving downtowns. What is the correlation? Public transit? Sending traffic THROUGH rather than around the city? Who knows... probably one of you, but I think it's complex.
Regardless, you can never build enough parking spots, and you can always have too many cars.
Anyhow, they are talking about the reduction of the minimum requirements, not pulling a bunch of parking spots all over the city. For every person living in housing that didn't provide for them a place to put their car, it may be a loss of a spot on the street (keep in ming it's an increase in $per.sq.ft. in new construction for each spot required = more expensive housing), but it's also assumed that the vehicle goes with them to work and isn't displacing anyone during business hours. If it is, said local business will have potentially as many new neighbors as it does displaced customers... of course it gets fuzzy with turnover times and loyalty and blah blah blah buck fuck man, Seattle and its cars. What the hell?
Rodrigo: Don't forget to ask him to write a note to your employer recommending a raise so you can afford to buy groceries at a small shop.
While we're at it, anyone who works way out in the exurbs should ask their employer for a raise to cover the $9K or $10K per year that automobile ownership (with heavy usage) ends up costing. And goodness knows, your employer is already picking up one heck of an insurance tab to help cover the hundreds of billions of dollars that motor vehicle accidents end up costing every year in the United States. And oh, what about that $300 billion just so far that this nation has spent in Iraq? That comes out to $1,000 for every man, woman, and child in the United States. And just figure what it's going to be when the war has finally wound down and we're still paying the interest on it.
But y'know, I'm probably a schmuck for even pointing out these facts.
Anyway, though, to respond to Rodrigo's point more directly. Now that you're seeing density reach critical mass, you're seeing the QFC's and Safeways of the world move in. But hey, if you really don't want that kind of choice -- if you would prefer to have only the small shops -- then I would recommend moving to a run-down, crime-ridden neighborhood.
Developers are not moral or immoral - they are, like sharks and other predator species, simply amoral. I wouldn't dream of linking them with terrorists, however.
You, on the other hand, are a smug self-righteous prick who is a living example of the old adage that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
"Neo-realist: Until light rail is up and running, I don't think it makes sense to reduce or eliminate parking in the absence of viable mass transit alternatives for people who have no choice but to drive.
Cressona: It's funny. Most of the folks who say, "Hey, I'm all for this density stuff if only we had some real mass transit," are the same folks who fight mass transit tooth-and-nail."
I'm a pro-density guy who voted for the monorail everytime it's been put up for a vote. You must have mistaken me for a local environmentalist hypocrite who drives a hummer.
Mr. X: Cressona,
Developers are not moral or immoral - they are, like sharks and other predator species, simply amoral. I wouldn't dream of linking them with terrorists, however.
Actually, I would agree that developers are amoral, like sharks. As for linking our energy choices to Islamic terrorism, well, I would refer you to Tom Friedman of The New York Times. He does a lot better job at that argument than I do. Or hey, how about Al Gore and any number of fairly conservative foreign-policy types -- even Reagan administration guys?
Still, you should make sure your friend Charles is on the same page. I think he just used the "J" word, as in "jihad," in reference to us un-American environmentalist radicals.
All of us who consider ourselves "environmentalists" bemoan the fact that so many people don't seem to give a shit. You'll have a hell of a hard time bringing them over to (our?) side by arguing that they should give up their cars when provided no decent alternative. I used to live in a place like that: Cambridge, MA...there is a train running through town (so if you live near that you're all set) and a few buslines. But certain areas have nothing within a reasonable walking distance. There are very few parking spots and getting around there is ridiculous. So, when I go back to Boston, I ususally end up not going to some of my favourite restaurants because I'm not walking miles in the freezing cold.
I don't think it's hypocritical to want reasonable solutions that enough people will follow to make a difference.
And, just for the record, I would love it if what you suggest will happen actually would. I used to live in New York.
Why does hauling groceries on a bicycle suck? Get a rack and a couple panniers, you can do a week's shopping for one person no problem. And none of the stress of trying to park in those awful Trader Joe's parking lots.
jihad! jihad jihad jihad! /irony
Carrying groceries for two on a bike up to the mountains (where I used to live, when I only had a bike)does in fact suck.
I should probably disclose that I live in Hawaii.
I would point out that one of the people who opposes this and is quoted in the article states that he wants this balanced out with more transit. As for all the people whining about how difficult life in the city is without a car, I don't know what you're talking about. I went nine years without a car, and all it took was a little bit more planning.
What made you finally get a car, Gitai?
I didn't have a car for years, but when I bought my home, I couldn't afford to live near where I worked and now a car is more of a necessity.
Not having a car in Seattle is fine if you A) don't really have any friends or interests outside your immediate 9-block radius. (i.e. if you live on Capitol Hill and have a friend in Wedgewood, they might as well have moved to Moses Lake. You'll see them twice a year, unless they have a car.) B) you are single and don't need to buy groceries for anyone but yourself and maybe one other person occasionally and C) you have a job that keeps you in one place every day where you don't have meetings or site visits or deliveries or anything like that.
#16 was the first comment in this thread to some common sense. These idiot neocons think that the city is eliminating parking, which they aren't. They are reducing regulations which, if they really were conservatives, which I know they're not, these neocons should be applauding.
Also, for those of you who think you can't get around the city without a car and think buses are too inconvenient, try getting a bike. It is easy to get around the city on a bike. I have a friend in Renton who was having a birthday party, so I rode down there from the U-District and back. It isn't that hard.
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This parent-participation class is based on the theory that children develop musical vocabulary in the same way they develop language skills. Songs, games and movement are used to help children learn to audiate, or internally become aware of pitch and beat. A diversity of musical styles is used in order to immerse children in many different modes and meters.
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I believe that health science at Johnson might be one of the best in Vermont. It is very strongly accepted and popular. The teachers always want to help you although they can be pretty hard at times. The registration process is very easy and simple because the health teachers themselves are also advisers which makes it so much easier for you to get in. The popular study areas I would say are the library! A lot of people go there because we have a 24 hour computer lab.
All of the social science classes are down the hill at McClelland Hall which can be tricky to walk or drive to in the winter. The curriculum changes every year so it is hard to graduate in 4 years.
We don't offer a wide variety of majors. We have been losing a lot of prospective students due to lack of majors they are interested in. Workload isn't bad. Some professors are awesome and some I think are terrible.
The professors are very helpful, but the program seems to change almost every year which throws off my academic planning.
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Director: Wiska
Companies: Sineplex, Pulse, Sineplex,Pulse
Cast: Jennifer (II), Julia (I), Krystal (I), Wiska, Alex (I), Karolina (I)
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
Russian performer Wiska has endured several acts of ruthless sodomy throughout her career. Given a chance to be in the director's chair, one would expect Wiska to tear through her starlets' assholes with the repressed anger of a shell-shocked Vietnam vet. But, instead, Wiska displays mercy - often times taking the brunt of the ass fucks herself.
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Winemaker's Notes
(From 2012 Vintage) A 2014 Top 100 Wine Spectator selection! Named for the winery proprietor's daughter this wine is a real showstopper, bursting with juicy red and black fruit and elegant notes of five spice, black pepper and sandalwood.
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From the onset .. nose to palate, there's no disappointment. This shiraz has it all..(almost). Beautiful notes of cherry, cinnamon, hint of ashy tobacco ..doesn't end their. As velvety as a new borns head. Front palate satisfaction goes to mid., and ends subtly. Tannins are good, but the complexity isnt quite there. Its a Barossa shiraz ...that's for sure, but that's where it ends for that pedigree. Maybe even better than the Amon Ra' shiraz.
Ageable with great track record. Dark ruby red. Huge nose with loads of dark fruit. Big fruit in the mouth with cherries, raspberry, and some oak. Tannins and acidity well balanced. Long finish. Very enjoyable.


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By: shauntanner, 4:33 PM GMT on June 20, 2012
An extremely large high pressure ridge has set up along the eastern seaboard of the United States Wednesday. High pressure ridges often translate heat waves, and since Astronomical Summer begins at 7:09 ET today, this heat wave will be an intense one for the Northeast.
When I want to get a quick handle on where the intense weather is in the country, all I have to do is look at Weather Underground's severe map.
Do you see the pink colors in the Northeast. All of those alerts are are Heat Advisories that warm of heat index values greater than 100 degrees. Heat index is the combination of temperature and humidity that can cause the air to feel warmer than what it is.
For instance, the forecast for New York City today is 97 degrees. But because of high humidity, the air might feel more like 104 degrees. Needless to say, values this high can have an adverse affect on the health of numerous groups, including the elderly and pets. Thus, it is wise to check on the elderly members of your family and make sure you provide enough water for your pets.
The image above is the forecast for today. Note the widespread 90s and some 100s in the eastern half of the country. Here is a look at the forecast for some cities and their daily record values.
City Forecast(record high/record year)
New York 97 (98/1923)
Boston 93 (98/1953)
Philadelphia 97 (98/1931)
Washington, D.C. 97 (99/1931)
Providence 95 (95/1941)
Chicago 99 (104/1988)
St. Louis 95 (103/1953)
You can follow the heat wave by turning on the Weather Stations layer of the WunderMap. Stay safe and cool out there!
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This little metal detector works as promised and as expected -- provided your expectations are limited to a fun day or a few hours at the beach or playground. Controls are not explained well in the documentation, but with a little experimentation, you can figure it out. We got this for a family trip to the beach -- and for the kids to share with me, and we all had a good time with it. This isn't professional equipment, not for relic hunters, but works easily and well for shallow coin hunts. Discriminator feature does work and is helpful where there is much trash.
It's not too heavy and picks up everything. I really like this product.
My father needed a new metal detector and for christmas i decided to get him one. This one had a good price and was one of the ones he liked.. I got it for him and if only i could leave the smile he had on his face christmas morning as a review ud get it too.. Great buy! no regrets! its really nice, comes with everything it says, and my father and i are very satisfied!!
So far I have been disappointed. It is simply not as sensitive or accurate as others I have used. Its quality may be consistent with the price I paid, were it retail. But it is not of the quality of other detectors retail priced near the supposed retail price of this item.
This is my 1st experience with a metal detector, so I don't have anything to compare it too. I have found items, mostly trash, but I did find a dime. Wanted to get into detecting for the health benefit of walking, not to get rich. In that regard the unit works well. It encourages me to get out and walk. I'm still learning how to use it, so as time passes my finds should increase.
- How accurate was the sizing? good
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Unit appears well made. I was able to use it in a light rain and had no problems.
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? The headphones did not work when I opened the package. I e-mailed customer service and in less than a week I had new headphones.
Very light and sensitive to different metals. Takes some practice time to get the hang of it. I recommend reading the manuel and practicing with different types of metals. The carrying pouch is nice for traveling. The shovel it comes with is great for soft sand, but difficult to use with wet sand or dirt. I suggest using/carrying a camping shovel when using.
Did a lot of research before deciding on this metal detector. So far I have used it maybe once? It seems like an average product. Instructions on how to detect what, seemed a bit complicated, although it might be that my initial excitement before purchase has outweighed the obvious outcome of the metal detector being packed back up and stored in my basement.
Thus far it doesn't appear to be as user friendly as the instruction booklet lets you think. It will pick up any metal when it is set for say silver only. I had a question called the manufacturer and they were vague concerning it's functions.
I ordered this metal detector for my son's birthday gift. My husband and I had researched these, and done lots of price comparisons. This is the best deal, all the way around. Metal Detectors with less than the features on this one, or even similar features- were way over our budget. I was skeptical about this one at first...the price seemed too good to be true. We tested it out on multiple types of metal, and it really does distinguish between metal types! As for the feature which allows detection of metals below the ground, that really is accurate as well. I was amazed. My son came in from testing it outside with his friends, with all kinds of coins and metal "things" they had just finished digging up. The earphones are a definite plus, and the tones that the detector sounds off really do fluctuate based on the metal type. The features listed are truly accurate, and it is well built. The carrying case is very handy, as well. I'd recommend this for the novice and beyond. Well built, features are accurate and reliable, and the price is absolutely the best - no question about it.
But, I am sure that his grandparents on both sides will borrow it too. It is well made and arrived safely. -- I was worried after reading previous reviews.
Useless toy, not for serious metal detecting, it can find a few pieces of scrap close to the surface, but that's about it. It can't really be classified as a metal detector.
- How accurate was the sizing? Fair
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Not good
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? No defects, but defected
We purchased for our grandson and he was very excited. He loves it!!! The quality of the product is very good and has many different settings making treasure hunting much more exciting.
- How accurate was the sizing? na
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. We had purchased one from a different vendor and returned it. This Treasure Cove was much improved quality.
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? yes
I bought this for my husband for a new hobby and although the detector seems to work fine, the headphones that came with it did not work at all. :(
Overall is a good product. It is a little hard to see screen while using but so far have found copious quarters and a couple of rings. One of the rings I sold to a local pawn shop for $150. With the one ring the metal detector has paid for itself
My husband is really enjoying this metal detector set. It works great. Now our sons want one, too.
cant wait to see what we uncover
When I have guests at my beach house , I suggest to them to go earn their keep and get exercise at the same time!
I tested it by burying my gold ring and a money clip and it was able to pick it up with a strong reading. So, I drove out to a beach area and began looking for treasures. No success only covered a small area but so much fun!. Wearing the head set you don't feel like you are disturbing anyone else and can be discreet. Will continue on my treasure hunt
- How accurate was the sizing? THe sizing was accurate
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. excellent
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? yes,
A nice leisure-time investment. No "treasure" yet, except the fun of being outdoors and hunting for treasure, but even that is well worth finding.
- How accurate was the sizing? n/a
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good construction. Easy assembly.
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? Yes.
This is the perfect gift for a boy age 12 and up - I shop early for the grand kids. It's the only way they can receive gifts they like and gifts I can afford. I bought a pink one last year for my grand daughter and it was such a big hit so now it's the grand son's turn. Thank you for your quality merchandise. hep
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Anginares Me Araka (Artichoke and Pea Stew)
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 30 mins
We serve this as a main dish - Greek meals are often meatless.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 10 artichoke hearts, thawed (I go directly for the frozen)
- 1 lb baby peas
- 4 carrots, sliced thinly
- 2 large onions, chopped (approx 2 cups)
- 1 1⁄2 cups water
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 1⁄2 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons minced dill
- 1 lemon, juice of
- salt and pepper
- Place the oil, onions and carrots in a large saucepan and cook until the onion is translucent.
- Add 1 1/2 cups of water and bring to the boil.
- Cook for 10 minutes.
- Add the artichokes, tomato paste, lemon juice and salt and pepper to taste.
- Cover and cook for 10 minutes more.
- Add the peas and dill, check seasoning.
- Cover and cook a further 10 minutes. The stew should have quite a bit of sauce, but not be swimming in it. If there's too much liquid, uncover pan, turn up heat slightly and boil to evaporate liquid, about 5 minutes.
- This is best served warm, nearly room-temperature.
- Serve with feta and crusty bread to mop up the juices.
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This is a delicious and tasty mixed vegetables plate. I belive a lot of children would convert to vegetables fan with it! I added one leek because I had one that had to be used.
We liked a lot the taste and I wouldn't renounce to the dill. This make the dish really "Greek"!
Thanks a lot for this dish, I hope more people will try these vegetables in this way.
Easy and yummy!
This was really differnt. It was really filling.I don't know if I liked the dill or not. I might use only half the amount next time. I did only use 2 tblspns of olive oil and used chicken broth instead of water. I used a 1 lb bag of frozen peas and carrots and added 2 extra tblspns of tomato paste.
I loved this and served it as a vegetarian meal with a rice medley - I did use corn as I had no peas and it was all great -made for freezer tag and I assure you it does freeze very well - all the ingredients are perfect frozen - this is a great dish for artichoke lovers like me so thanks evelyn/athens


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It's always a good time to go to Vegas, but here are some special events of note from the sports world and beyond for 2007. All of the events below are staged in Vegas -- of course, the Super Bowl and the NCAA Tournament are great times for a sports fan to be in town as well.
CES (Jan. 8-11)
At the Consumer Electronics Show, more than 100,000 people attend as exhibitors show off the newest gadgets and latest technology. It's geeks gone wild.
2007 NBA All-Star Weekend (Feb. 16-18)
Las Vegas will be the first non-NBA city to host All-Star Weekend, and the buzz has already begun. Expect a raucous, Super Bowl-type frenzy. The bad news? Ticket prices are ridiculous and there will be no gambling (at least in Nevada) in any of the local casinos on the events or game.
Tennis Channel Open (Feb. 26-Mar. 4)
The ATP tour returned to Las Vegas in 2006 for the first time in two decades at the new Darling Memorial Tennis Center, located just off the Strip. The "Tennispalooza" festival which surrounded the event included competitions in table tennis, paddle tennis, racquet stringing, fastest serve, even air hockey, plus a motocross exhibition.
Mountain West Conference Championship (Mar. 6-10)
Who will walk away from the Thomas & Mack Center with the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament? Steve Fisher's San Diego State Aztecs are favored to repeat as conference champs.
NASCAR Nextel Cup race (Mar. 11) and Busch Series race (Mar. 10)
Traffic moves a lot faster at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, about 12 miles north of downtown, than it does on the Strip. Seating capacity was recently expanded to nearly 150,000 at this 1.5-mile track.
Monster Jam World Finals (Mar. 24)
Let's all say it together: M-M-M-Monster trucks! W-W-W-World Finals! S-S-S-Sam Boyd Stadium!
Rolex FEI World Cup Finals - Show Jumping and Dressage (Apr. 18-22)
The main annual event in the world of equestrian sport returns to the Thomas & Mack Center, where it was held in 2005.
Amp'd Mobile Supercross Finals (May 5)
The final round of the World Supercross GP/AMA Supercross Series features the best riders in the world competing at Sam Boyd Stadium.
Vegas Summer League (July)
Catch a top young NBA draft pick or rising star in action at this league, which features 16 teams. Games are played at Cox Pavilion.
World Series of Poker (final table beginning July 17)
Get in touch with your inner Gabe Kaplan and check out the WSOP at The Rio. The 2006 winner, Jamie Gold, took home $12 million.
The Official Star Trek Convention (Aug. 9-12)
The highlight of the 2007 convention at the Hilton will be a celebration of the 20th anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Michael Jordan Senior Flight School (Aug. 18-21)
Every basketball junkie's greatest fantasy: Hangin' with MJ. First, if you have to ask, you can't afford it ($17,500 for four days, Aug. 20-23). This is for fat cats, figuratively and often literally. What happens? Campers get photo ops with Michael, autographs from Michael, a gift bag from Michael, and instruction from a Hall of Fame staff of active and former coaches. Plus, lots of eating and drinking between sessions. Finally, it's open only to those 35 and over, which promises a few aches and injuries. Not to worry. As the official site states: a doctor will be on 24-hour call, and a certified training staff will be available.
Americas Olympic Men's Basketball Qualifying Tournament (Aug. 22-Sept. 2)
After failing to win gold at the 2006 World Championships in Japan, Team USA will have to qualify for a spot in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. The top two teams of a strong field of 10 -- including the U.S., Argentina, Brazil, Puerto Rico and Canada -- get automatic bids. The next three teams advance to a world qualifying tournament.
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race (Sept. 22)
This race is also held at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
12th Annual Andre Agassi Grand Slam for Children (Oct.)
This event has raised $61 million for the Andre Agassi Charitable Foundation in its 11 years. The 2006 edition at the MGM Grand Garden Arena included entertainment by John Mayer and the Counting Crows.
PGA Frys.com Open (Oct. 11-14)
The TPC at Summerlin and TPC at The Canyons courses host this pro golf tournament.
Vegoose Music Festival (Halloween weekend)
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, The Killers, The Roots, Built to Spill, Jurassic 5 and Band of Horses were among the artists who played this two-day festival at Sam Boyd Stadium in 2006.
National Finals Rodeo (Late Nov.-Early Dec.)
Described as the Super Bowl, the World Series, and a rodeo rolled into one. The event, which sells out annually, showcases the top riders, ropers, and steer wrestlers in seven events. Country singers provide additional entertainment.
New Las Vegas Marathon (Dec. 9)
In an attempt to raise up to a world-class level, the Las Vegas Marathon got a makeover in 2005. The race was moved from January to December, and the course was altered so that it now runs down the Strip and through the Fremont Street Experience.
Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl (Dec.)
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America's Party: Las Vegas New Year 2007 (Dec. 31)
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Moxie's first picture with me. Within a few min. of her getting into the apartment she started to run around like a wild thing! Her ownership of us, and the home, was NEVAH in question.
Another pic of moxie's first night.
This is the picture that made my father give her the nick-name of PISS-GUTTER. ;) Very apt. Another pic of moxie's first night.
How is it possible for her to be this cute so quickely! Another pic of moxie's first night.
AHHH, here she comes! *Jaws Theme* Another pic of moxie's first night.
Sreepee grrl....
Detail of sreepee grrl...
detail II of sreepee grrl...
Seriously, WHAT!? If you are not going to play with me then don't bother me!
early days-ears still floppy.
early days-ears still floppy. II
First day with a harnes (kitten sized).
Seriously WHAT! You keep taking pictures. WTH?
Pincess w/new haness in bed
princess detail
playful behbee
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Size perspective, backstroke.
Back-hand ball play1
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Back-hand ball play4
Back-hand ball play5
Autntie Autumn 1
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Die over-sized-LEEZARD!
My toys are JUST the right size, honest
Die over-sized-LEEZARD 2!
Moxie and Moosie, first family toy.
Moxie and Moosie 2
Moxie and Moosie 3
Moxie and Moosie 4
More Princess in recline
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More Princess in recline 5
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Moxie vs. Uncle Sc.
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Video of Mox trying to get Mia going 2.
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DB disaproves of your existance.
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He's cute despite his plans for world domination
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Old Gorm
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Degu - Sven
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A Beginners Guide on How to Play Fantasy Football
So, you want to learn how to play fantasy football. I'll give you a firm warning before we go any further. It is life changing and addicting. If you have a bunch of hobbies, there's a solid chance that they may all be replaced by fantasy football. That sounds insane and scary, but trust me, this is a worthwhile endeavor.
Not only will fantasy football help you gain a superb knowledge of the game, it will also allow you to cheer for some of the best players in the league without feeling like you're cheating on your favorite team. Not to mention, if your favorite team happens to be a horrible one, you still have plenty of reasons to watch football every week!
The social aspect is refreshing as well. For me, fantasy football is how I stay in touch with my friends from college, but I know others that play with their family, childhood friends, or in some cases, strangers that become friends through this common interest. Also, social events with people that play fantasy football are usually never dull, because you have your respective teams to discuss. Now, as a friendly reminder, remember to acknowledge the people at the party that don't play fantasy football, otherwise you may lose all your other friends real fast. Or better yet, recruit them to play also!
Anyway, now that I've given you a quick pitch on why fantasy football is so great, here are some of the basics that will help you get started.
Why is it called fantasy football?
Before you learn how to play fantasy football, you should know why it's called fantasy football. The fantasy part stems from your ability to draft a customized team of players from around the league, that normally all play on separate teams. You can have Peyton Manning on the same roster as Calvin Johnson, and cheer for them both every week. And regardless of how each of their respective teams do in real life, as long as they perform well individually, you benefit.
How many people do I need in order to play?
Just yourself! Or, you and a group. That's one of the beautiful things about fantasy football. You don't need to depend on anyone else to get into the game. In pretty much every format there is the option to start your own league with people you know, or join a public league with other users that are also riding solo.
How do I put together a team?
In fantasy football, you are team owner, general manager, and coach. Like any good member of a front office or coaching stuff, you need to prepare yourself for your draft.
Pre-Draft Homework
Print out a list of player rankings, consult experts online, figure out what kind of league you play in, and make sure to become aware how the scoring system works.
League Types
As far as leagues go, there are a bunch to choose from. There are head-to-head leagues, where you face a different opponent each week, and total points leagues, where a winner is determined by team production over an entire season. Those are fairly traditional ways of playing. If you want to get fancy, a keeper league allows you to keep a specific number of players for next season, and forces you to draft with the future in mind. Daily fantasy leagues have also grown rapidly, giving you the opportunity to play at your leisure, instead of being locked into a full season with the same team. Daily fantasy games are usually based around a salary cap, which is often an option–not the rule in season long leagues. Within the salary cap format in season long leagues, some go with a straight up salary cap, where you pick within its boundaries and have a set pick each round. Others do things auction style. Auctions force you to bid on players, determining who is most worth breaking the bank for. "But how do I know which players are worth it?" That's a good question. The answer to this for any league format lies within the scoring system.
Once you have your league set, you must know how scoring works. There is standard scoring, where players are given a certain amount of points for their level of total output (rushing/receiving yards, touchdowns, sacks, field goals etc.), but one of the more popular scoring metrics is PPR, or "Points Per Reception." If your league is PPR, you will find that there is less emphasis on drafting an elite quarterback, as most people are focused on those who catch the most passes. Your thinking changes however, if your league is scoring based or yardage based. A scoring based league essentially ignores all statistics except for how many touchdowns or field goals a player totals, while a yardage focused league ignores scoring and doles out points for the accumulation of yards by your team. The bottom line here, is that scoring is paramount, and should always shape your draft mentality.
Mock Drafts
Now that you have selected a league, and looked at how the scoring works, what do you do now? When it comes to drafting, a lot of people don't feel comfortable entering a draft cold, and utilize mock drafts to help them prepare for the real thing. A mock draft is formatted the same way a regular draft is, and is used as practice, allowing you to pick up on draft patterns and players that you would like to target.
Other things to know before you draft
Your team's roster size is always predetermined, but a standard team is usually made up of one quarterback, two running backs, two wide receivers, one tight end, one flex player (a WR/RB/TE), a kicker, a team defense, and a handful of bench positions. The team defense position is the only position in fantasy football that isn't manned by an individual player (Usually. In some very advanced leagues, that can change.). Here, you will have to rely on the strength of an entire defense to help you score points. Also, some leagues go heavy on one position (e.g. two quarterbacks, three running backs etc.), making those players a valuable in your draft, as they will all come off of the board fairly quickly.
Ok, I have drafted my team. Now what?
Roster Monitoring/Bye Weeks
Once you have compiled your team, it is up to you to make sure that all of the players on your roster are healthy and playing on a weekly basis. Additionally, it is a good idea to try and draft players that have different bye weeks. A bye week in football is a week where a certain team doesn't play. For example, if you draft a ton of Dallas Cowboys, your fantasy team may be in trouble during their bye week, as none of them will be eligible to play or score points.
Waiver Wire
Another key element of your post-draft strategy should be the waiver wire. This is a giant pool of available talent, that is accessible, provided you drop a player on your team that you don't find useful. Many leagues have a waiver priority order, which assists in solving disputes, should more than one person claim a specific player. If you are in a 10 team league, and your waiver priority is 10, you will be trumped by any other team that tries to claim the same player as you. Conversely, if you have the fortune of being listed higher on the priority list, you get a wider array of choices. In many cases, in the interest of fairness, the team that is in last place is the one that gets the best waiver priority.
If your team needs help and the waiver wire isn't cutting it, you can always try and make a trade. Trades are a good way to bring new talent to your team, and are usually pulled off when both teams involved feel that the deal is mutually beneficial. Be aware though, some leagues impose a trade deadline, at which point you will no longer be able to access this option when seeking to freshen up your team.
And finally, have fun, and try to win it all!
To circle back to the beginning, the key is to have fun, and if you have a good team, enjoy the bragging rights! There may even be a trophy to be had at the end of the season! Hopefully this has been helpful, and you are now ready, feeling like you know how to play fantasy football.


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NEW YORK — For nearly a quarter-century, The Onion has skewered the media with its satirical newspaper, then, starting in 1996, its website and, as of four years ago, the Onion News Network's online videos.
Now it's poised to make a two-fisted assault from within the most fitting of targets: television.
On Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. EST on Comedy Central, "Onion SportsDome" will begin its weekly swipe at TV sports coverage and commentary.
Then on Jan. 21, at 10 p.m. EST on the IFC network, "Onion News Network" launches its spitting-image TV version of cable-news excesses.
Two Onion series on two networks debuting the same month!
"We'd like to say that it was part of an effort toward global domination by The Onion," says executive producer Julie Smith. "But it was just coincidence."
Even so, warns executive producer Will Graham, "Our Onion fake media empire is slowly taking over real media. Eventually, we'll have 36 shows on different networks."
Bring 'em on!
As fans of Onion videos know, this self-proclaimed "America's Finest News Source" has a pitch-perfect knack for replicating real-life TV "journalism" with only a dash of telltale mockery. As the Peabody Awards declared in honoring the Onion News Network website in 2009, its ersatz news "has a worrisome ring of truth" presented "so deftly that viewers may find themselves doing a double take."
Both "SportsDome" and the TV "Onion News Network" have a nose for identifying media shortcomings that most of us dismiss as the natural odor. It fires a witty but cringe-inducing jolt of recognition. It treads fearlessly close to what passes for truth, exposing how little is there.
"SportsDome" is a wicked homage to ESPN's "SportsCenter," complete with blaring theme music, explosive graphics and a pair of glib, good-looking showboaters named Mark Shepard and Alex Reiser co-hosting. (As on the videos, the names of the actors who play The Onion's on-camera personalities are never disclosed, thus helping to preserve the guise of a parallel reality.)
Stories on the first "SportsDome" edition include word that Miami Heat superstars Dwayne Wade, LeBron James and Chris Bosh are demanding some 27 new NBA rules intended to make the game "a million times funner and cooler." Among the reforms they've imposed: the fourth quarter would be played with flashing lights and hip-hop music, with a zip line installed from the rafters directly to the basket rim. For this threesome's convenience, games would only be played in Miami.
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(fwd) X-AntiVirus: OK (checked by AntiVir Version 22.214.171.124) X-UIDL: db2b400e66637e2fce6d2ae9e130c4ac ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 23:05:59 -0700 (PDT) From: Brian Behlendorf <brian@...> To: announce@... Subject: Apache Software Foundation Server compromised, resecured. Earlier this month, a public server of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) was illegally accessed by unknown crackers. The intrusion into this server, which handles the public mail lists, web services, and the source code repositories of all ASF projects was quickly discovered, and the server immediately taken offline. Security specialists and administrators determined the extent of the intrusion, repaired the damage, and brought the server back into public service. The public server that was affected by the incident serves as a source code repository as well as the main distribution server for binary release of ASF software. There is no evidence that any source or binary code was affected by the intrusion, and the integrity of all binary versions of ASF software has been explicitly verified. This includes the industry-leading Apache web server. Specifically: on May 17th, an Apache developer with a sourceforge.net account logged into a shell account at SourceForge, and then logged from there into his account at apache.org. The ssh client at SourceForge had been compromised to log outgoing names and passwords, so the cracker was thus able get a shell on apache.org. After unsuccessfully attempting to get elevated privileges using an old installation of Bugzilla on apache.org, the cracker used a weakness in the ssh daemon (OpenSSH 2.2) to gain root privileges. Once root, s/he replaced our ssh client and server with versions designed to log names and passwords. When they did this replacement, the nightly automated security audits caught the change, as well as a few other trojaned executables the cracker had left behind. Once we discovered the compromise, we shut down ssh entirely, and through the serial console performed an exhaustive audit of the system. Once a fresh copy of the operating system was installed, backdoors removed, and passwords zeroed out, ssh and commit access was re-enabled. After this, an exhaustive audit of all Apache source code and binary distributions was performed. The ASF is working closely with other organizations as the investigation continues, specifically examining the link to other intrusion(s), such as that at SourceForge (http://sourceforge.net/) [ and php.net (http://www.php.net/). ] Through an extra verification step available to the ASF, the integrity of all source code repositories is being individually verified by developers. This is possible because ASF source code is distributed under an open-source license, and the source code is publicly and freely available. Therefore, the ASF repositories are being compared against the thousands of copies that have been distributed around the globe. While it was quickly determined that the source code repositories on the ASF server were untouched by the intruders, this extra verification step provides additional assurance that no damage was done. As of Tuesday, May 29, most of the repository has been checked, and as expected, no problems have been found. A list of verified modules will be maintained, and is available here: http://www.apache.org/info/hack-20010519.html Because of the possible link of the ASF server intrusion to other computer security incidents, the investigation is ongoing. When complete, the ASF will offer a complete and public report. 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Not bound by the borders of the state that shares its name, Air Wisconsin Airlines flies throughout the eastern half of the US. The regional carrier operates under the US Airways Express banner, providing connecting service for US Airways to approximately 70 cities in more than 25 states and in three Canadian provinces. (It is not owned by US Airways.) Air Wisconsin maintains a fleet of about 70 aircraft, consisting of 50-seat Canadair regional jets (CRJs) made by Bombardier. In addition to its passenger transportation operations, Air Wisconsin Airlines provides ground-based services, such as passenger check-in and baggage handling, on behalf of United Air Lines, at about 20 airports.
Air Wisconsin operates under capacity purchase agreements with US Airways, whereby US Airways pays predetermined fees to Air Wisconsin, regardless of the number of passengers on board. US Airways also pays for variable costs, such as airport landing fees and passenger liability insurance. Air Wisconsin also doesn't spend money on marketing, scheduling, ticketing, pricing, and seat inventories – that too is controlled by US Airways. In turn, all of Air Wisconsin's revenues go to US Airways.
While Air Wisconsin is not responsible for many operating costs associated with running an expensive airline, critics of the capacity purchase agreement system say it doesn't give regional partners like Air Wisconsin much control over their business.
US Airways also uses Republic Airlines, Mesa Airlines, and SkyWest as its regional partners. Including Air Wisconsin, the four regionals combined shuttled 20 million passengers in 2013.
Geographic Reach
The company has maintenance bases in Milwaukee; Philadelphia; Norfolk, Virginia; and Columbia, South Carolina.
Strategy Acting as a third-party regional carrier for US Airways, Air Wisconsin carries passengers from low-density markets, which is uneconomical for US Airways to serve with its fleet of large jets. The regional carrier also offers complementary service to existing mainline markets by operating flights during off-peak periods between mainline flights.
Company Background
Air Wisconsin Airlines began operations in 1965. It has been owned by a group of private investors since 1993.
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Pon is my favorite one.
If you can I'm doomed
Now we see it for what it truly is.
Cute as hell! Great!
No matter how much you love someone there is always the next level. Love goes on infinitely. See how big of a score you can reach.
yes pon, u can get the most terrible plague from lovin someone too much...
I like the plague love-heart idea .
aww, so cute >_<
I have that. :' )
But it's so worth it.
But it's so worth it.
Is Pon the boy, yes?
this is my FAVE! lol
Well, I don't know
...though I've never gotten it, so I guess not
...though I've never gotten it, so I guess not
sounds like something the guy who likes me would say! awww!
I cant chose what one is my favorite!
aparently yes
YES...Yes you can.
I guess so ^^
why yes, it seems you can ^^ Pon is so cute
Sadly, yes. When theyre in school, you automaticly get sick and cant see them. Well, that's my curse at least.
i love rawr and Ooo. I hope you do at least on more with them. RAWR AND ZI ROX!
he seems trapped in a good way and i totally love it
That's why love can be dangerous! XD
Cool! Now love sickness can get me out of school! XD
I absolutely love this. It's so adorable.
That means I will get the plague from loving Pon too much!!! D,=
That means I will get the plague from loving Pon too much!!! D,=
Pon is a sex god
I think you can get the plague from loving someone too much. Lawl.
AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! it's the luvies plague!!!!!!! Cute adorable pon
AWE SO CUTE!!! I believe you can!!!
wow ^^ love it..hihi
This is prolly one of my favorite ones xD
Love everything about it <3
Love everything about it <3
i think the anser is YESH u can get a plague
is he you?
X3 S'cute!
tonight is a bad night for me, but your art is making me feel so so so much better
thank you for making these, thye are so amazing cute and wonderful.
they make me feel warm and fuzzy inside.
thank you for making these, thye are so amazing cute and wonderful.
they make me feel warm and fuzzy inside.
So cute!! I love the panicked look on his face.
Yay for love plagues! Sorry for useless comment o.O Very adorable concept!
eepp.. hope not. But it might be worth getting.
Yes...you can get a Plague from loving someone too much...its called Marriage o_o; But that is VERY VERY VERY Adorable...
Cool, very interesting. Awesome job.
I love it. The Love Plague. +fav
I love all your Pon/Zi stuff. They're very sweet.
I love all your Pon/Zi stuff. They're very sweet.
Oh my gosh! This is great, Pon is so cute! You should sell plushies! >.> Just kidding. But this is such a great drawing! *favs*
lol thats what love lookes like~kaida