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According to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, four golden eagles were found dead in the Lahontan Valley between Fallon and Lahontan Reservoir. An investigation indicated the eagles had been shot.
"Poachers callously disregard the laws in place to protect wildlife," said Holly Haley, Nevada state director for the HSUS. "The Humane Society of the United States thanks the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for working tirelessly to bring wildlife violators to justice."
Shooting an eagle is a violation of the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act as well as the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Penalties for violating the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act can include up to two years in jail and a $250,000 fine. Penalties for violating the Migratory Bird Treaty Act include up to six months in jail and a $15,000 fine per bird.
Wildlife officials estimate that for each of the tens of millions of wild animal killed legally each year, another is killed illegally. Every year thousands of poachers are arrested nationwide, however it is estimated that law enforcement discovers only between 1 and 5 percent of poached animals.
Poachers injure or kill wildlife anytime, anywhere and sometimes do so in particularly cruel ways. Wildlife officials report that poachers often commit other crimes as well.
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Arizona Cardinals' vice president of player personnel Steve Keim figures to be a hot commodity to contend for one of the NFL's general manager vacancies.
ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted Keim is set to meet with the San Diego Chargers to interview for their general manager opening.
Cardinals vice president of player personnel Steve Keim is scheduled to interview this week for the San Diego Chargers' GM job.— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 1, 2013
There are also reports Keim is on the short list of candidates for the Cleveland Browns' GM job.
Keim has been with the Cardinals' organization since 1990, when he came on board as a regional scout. He also served as director of player personnel before being promoted to his current role in May 2012.
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what kind of jobs do u think the band had way back when?
rivers - video store
brian - volunteering at animal shelter / starbucks
pat - bookstore
scott - too busy working out for sports
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haha this is a cool topic.
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rivers- bookstore/ library
brian- museum tour guide
pat- comic book store
scott- record store
lol well if we're gonna go with EXACT jobs, yes i do think rivers worked there. and brian's first job was at burger king AND brian has the best thighs in the band (sorry i know this is off topic..). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvUXUWCjvis
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Runners and Walkers will start together at 7:30 AM.
The course will take participants on a 13.1 mile tour of Hershey, PA with several memorable locations along the way including The Milton Hershey School, the world-famous Chocolate Avenue and more!
Participants can choose to run or walk the 13.1 mile race individually, or as part of a 2-person relay team. For those participating in the relay race, transportation will be provided to and from the half-way point. All participants must maintain a 14-minute mile pace.
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Single: through June 14 - $75; June 15 - Oct. 10 – $85
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In 2011, Rothschild Middle School had 12 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Georgia average is 15 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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It would be invidious to fault Lancashire's performance in their nine-wicket defeat of Notts Outlaws at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Comprehensive demolitions of both Warwickshire Bears and Derbyshire Falcons in recent weeks have now been followed by a similarly crushing display against a side that had lost just one match in the 2011 Friends Life t20.
The fact that heavy showers caused the game to be reduced to 15 overs-a-side and the absence of both Andre Adams and Luke Fletcher from the Outlaws line-up should be weighed in any analysis of the game but they cannot seriously lessen the impression that the Lightning are running into form at just the right time.
At the heart of Lancashire effort was a controlled bowling and fielding performance which restricted Adam Voges's team to just 105 for five from their 15 overs, and then a dynamic, unbroken second-wicket stand of 97 between Tom Smith and Steven Croft which helped their side complete the win with nine balls to spare.
Did anything go wrong for Croft's men? Well, Riki Wessels revealed appropriately entrepreneurial invention in taking three boundaries off Junaid Khan's second over and Steven Moore later whacked Ben Phillips's slower ball straight to Scott Elstone at deep square leg.
Apart from that, diddly squat went amiss as Lightning coasted to a win which saw them move closer to that fourth qualifying place in the North Division table with games in hand on all their rivals.
"We're playing some really good cricket at the moment and the aim is to take that form into the quarter finals," said Smith. "We won't get a home tie now but in the form we're in at the moment, we're not bothered where we play.
"Given the cricket we're producing, we'll take on any team. To keep the momentum we have in t20 and take it into the County Championship game against Yorkshire would be great."
No doubt it would, but if Lancashire's spectacular batting caught the eye on Sunday, it needed a strong bowling performance to set up the victory opportunity.
Despite Glen Chapple being fit and ready to return, the heavy rain that delayed proceedings and subsequent damp conditions saw Lancashire err on the side of caution and stick with an unchanged line-up.
Nottinghamshire openers Tamim Iqbal and Alex Hales had begun well, scoring 41 runs in the five-over powerplay, but both batsman fell to left-arm spinners in consecutive overs.
Tamim was caught behind when he thin edged Gary Keedy to Gareth Cross, while Hales lofted Stephen Parry straight to long-on Sajid Mahmood. The slow bowlers then maintained their grip on the Outlaws batsmen. Keedy removed Samit Patel, well caught by long-off Farveez Maharoof, for ten and returned typically fine figures of two for 14 from his three overs.
Parry finished with one for 16 from his allocation and Nottinghamshire's fourth-wicket pair Riki Wessels and Adam Voges relied mainly on singles to reached an indifferent 77 for three after 12 overs.
Wessels supplied some much needed acceleration when he milked Khan's second over for 16 runs and it was that spurt which helped the ex-Northants batsman added 32 in exactly four overs with his t20 skipper
But an outstanding diving catch at mid-off by Maharoof off Mahmood removed the South African for 19 and Khan castled top-scorer Voges for a boundary-free 29 in the last over as the Outlaws finished on a moderate 105 for five. Maharoof finished with nought for 22 from his three overs and Mahmood, one for 23.
Stephen Moore's dismissal may have sowed a measure of doubt in some dressing rooms but Lancashire are a strong group at the moment. Croft and Smith dominated proceedings, putting on 50 runs in only 40 balls.
Both Outlaws spinners Patel and Graeme White came in for rough treatment, the England international being reverse swept for four by Smith, and White being hoisted over midwicket for six by Croft.
Lancashire's stand-in skipper then handed out similar treatment to Patel and reached his half-century off 33 balls. Smith was not far behind his partner in demolishing the Notts attack, hitting three fours, and also a six off former colleague Steven Mullaney in hs 38-ball innings.
Darren Pattinson conceded only 16 from his three overs and was the pick of the visitors' attack. For his part, Smith ended the afternoon on 45 not out while Croft collected his third consecutive t20 half century, making an unbeaten 53 off 39 balls with three fours and two sixes.
Since he is a finely-honed athlete, Man of the Match Croft probably does not drink sangria - but this was his perfect day.
Paul Edwards
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The 1st time that I attempted this makeup, about 8 years ago, my 4 yr old granddaughter came to trick or treat. Almost forgetting that I was made up, I asked her what was wrong. She was wide-eyed, not saying much. Then I realizes,oops, she was scared. After a whole lot of convincing, by all of us, she saw her Papa in there. Now every Halloween that I make up,,she's all eyes and "wow",,"when are you making me up like that?" "Only when your Mom says it's O.K.", lol.
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KISS, Tom Jones, Natasha Bedingfield, Arsenio Hall, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Paris Hilton, Penn Jillette, Mel Gibson, Brad & Tina Hillstrom, Vintage Trouble, Brenna Whitaker and Little Big Band and Many More Kick-Off Inaugural Event at House of Blues Hollywood
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Friday night saw Hollywood's elite come together for a Valentine's Day spectacular – all to raise awareness and show united support for MendingKids.org. The who's who of the music and entertainment world joined forces at the world-famous House of Blues on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles to kick-off the inaugural "Mending Kids International – All Star Concert for Children Worldwide" event.
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Raising an estimated $5 million* from contributions and donations for charity, the event benefited MendingKids.org, a non-profit organization that provides critical surgeries for free to children in need across the globe. Broadcast live on AXS TV and hosted by acclaimed illusionist Penn Jillette, the sold-out event featured a bill of powerhouse performances and appearances from a star-studded lineup of legendary musicians and entertainers. Due to the success of the evening, Mending Kids are happy to announce that the benefit will become an annual event and will continue to bring together celebrities and influencers to raise money for children worldwide.
Kicking-off the night with an introductory speech from Jillette, blues rockers Vintage Trouble opened the show followed by jazz artist Brenna Whitaker and her Little Big Band. Grammy nominated blues/rock guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd took the stage with a memorable performance followed by pop singer/songwriter Natasha Bedingfield who got the crowd going with "Purple Rain" and "Unwritten." Legendary pop crooner Tom Jones delivered soulful renditions of his songs "Hard to Handle: and "Kiss." Headlined by 2014 Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame inductees, KISS, the iconic band unleashed an epic battery of their biggest hits and fan-favorites including "I Wanna Rock n' Roll All Nite," bringing the invitation-only audience to their feet. Broadcast live on AXS TV, the three-hour concert also featured humorous commentary from late-night TV host Arsenio Hall, along with special appearances by Nick and Sophie Simmons.
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The evening also featured a multi-million dollar collection of original art by celebrated abstract expressionism painter, Matt Lamb, which was donated to the event by his daughter Sheila Lamb. One piece, a 1994 tapestry measuring an astonishing 11 feet wide by seven and a half feet tall long entitled "The New Beginning" was featured alongside the red carpet and signed by celebrities who attended the event. Lamb, a passionate peace activist throughout the world during his life, created the piece to express his belief in a new world where all aspects and species of life are intertwined and come together peacefully. The donation of the painting to MendingKids.org enabled the Lamb family to honor his vision for a better world for children everywhere.
In the last eight years, MendingKids.org has provided more than 1,500 children from 54 countries, including the United States, with life-changing surgical care to correct serious medical issues such as congenital heart defects, orthopedic abnormalities, severe scoliosis, and significant cranial facial deformities. Additionally, MendingKids.org offers training and research to assist surgeons in developing countries to create self-sustaining surgical programs providing access for more children to longer, healthier and happier lives.
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Design: John Napier
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Choreography: Aletta Collins
Lighting: David Hersey
1998 UK Tour Production
Design: Peter J Davison
Costume: Roger Kirk
Choreography: Anthony Van Laast
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Was there another UK touring production between these two RUG shows?!
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Well, the number 'Superstar' was show-stopping, literally. Jesus walking to his crucifixion, all very dramatic, we hear the disembodied voice of Judas start the number, dancing angels take to the stage, then suddenly the music halted & we hear the disembodied voice of Judas mutter 'Awesome!'
There was then an announcement to the cast to clear the stage & one to the audience that due to a techhnical hitch the show would resume shortly. Which it did (10 mins?) but such a shame to pause at such a dramatic moment!
Will post my full thoughts later but will always remember the show for this!
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 08:28 AM
All of the leads were OK, not amazing, but probably not as bad as expected. (I was a bit cynical). Mel C was fine, if dull. Ben I think made a good fist of most of it, vocally he sounded strong but does over emote a bit & unfortunately, when he tries to do 'angry' or 'upset', he turns very camp & whiney. Tim Minchin was largely very good but he simply doesn't have the range or control & so goes quite off key now & then. When he's good, he's excellent but his reprise of Don't Know How To Love Him was, for example, barely recognisable as the original melody. Fantastic actor though. Moyles really worked & his is one of the best scenes! Brief but funny (and I've never been a fan.) The other 'minor' roles were all good.
The staging & the arena setting were the biggest negatives for me. I agree with those who said it would be better in a standard theatre. I was Level 4 and the actors were dots, the camera work on the screen was patchy, and partially obscured from my seat by a lighting rig hanging just above it. So any acting or detailed business, as well as the finer points of the choreography, were often pointless as a lot of the time I could only see the big picture. Which at times worked but at times made you wonder if the creatives had ever considered the performance from anywhere other than front stalls (or whatever you call it in an arena).
Sound was not too loud, but not terribly distinct especially when the actors were on the move and many individual mic cues were missed. In a sung through piece like this, you need to hear every word. My daughter, who is not familiar with the show, found it very difficult to follow,
The best bit was Gethsenmane, Ben did that brilliantly. I felt engaged & moved, which I hadn't during the rest of the show. But they kept it simple, he stood (and knelt) and just sang. So no movement that you couldn't quite see, or to distort the vocal.
The "God thy will is hard" line was rpelaced with "God thy will be done, take thy only son" so looks like a permanent change.
The 'Spinal Tap Moment' - see above (love it, gandalf!) was unfortunate too. Poor cast.
So, interesting, but I would much have preferred it in a theatre. Or a sung concert, like the Les Mis one. My friend who has seen the (recently closed) broadway production said that was far superior. Starting so late didn't help the mood, but I found it all a bit soulless too. Some auditorium music before the start would have perhaps created a better atmosphere.
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 11:30 AM
A very brief report.....
We went last night and I can tell you there were no technical probs. The show was very different from earlier theatre productions. Personally, I liked it. The cast were fine. ALW definately knew what he was doing. Ben sang his role very well. Mel C & Moyles did well and for all those doubters; Tim Minchin made a distinctly different and very good Judas. Forget any thoughts of well-known WE stars in the role, they wouldn't have been right. A thoroughly good show.
Posted 23 September 2012 - 12:50 PM
I enjoyed Ben very much and he got far more applause than anyone else which surprised me. I agree that the size of the arena made it hard to really get into the emotions of the show.
For me, the supporting cast were amazing. I loved all three of the baddies and they did much with so little. True veterans of the stage.
Agree with above poster that I can't see anyone else doing it. I wonder what Tim Rice would've made of it as he was so opposed to the whole contest thing.
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Okay... but – The chips were perfect - never had better. Good for someone missing his momma's cooking. Wholesome food and good portions. However, restaurant food should be more special than momma's (sorry, mom). The salsa was average. The taco meat was hardly seasoned. The beans didn't taste like a Mexican restaurant but like beans you would just cook up. The sopapillas were served with the meal instead of hot for desert. I'm sure there's much more to experience in New Mexico restaurants but we were traveling through and stopped at Padilla's based on reviews and on convenience of I-25/I-40 intersection. If you're traveling through Tulsa go to Senor Tequila's on 71st Street a few blocks east of Sheridan. It's fresh, it's delicious. Ask for the picosa salsa and put it on your tacos. WOW! Feel those little sweat beads form below your eyes.
Addictive New Mexican food. – This is New Mexican cuisine which is very different from Mexican food. The food has lower fat and less seasoning. The result is a delightful menu that you can eat from everyday.
It's a place where the staff will take the babies from the regulars and show them to the other workers. It's a very casual and friendly atmosphere.
Disappointed I think – The quality of the meat was very low. The taco meat had some sort of filler in it, potatoes I think. Really not very good at all. The chicken was all dark pulled rooster meat. Also not very appetizing. It really seems that this is another eatery that has established its customer base and really isn't trying anymore. I would have to concede that it's at least as good as Taco Bell. But, if you're really in the mood for cheap tacos, go to Del Taco and enjoy yourself.
Say cheese! – Sadie's has nothing on this place! The chile is solo good! The tamales are out of this world! To top it off, this is the only place you can get quelites like mama used to make.
Supposed to be friendly restaurant! Not friendly and tight with refills!! – '' I ate at Padilla's restaurant a few times but i don't anymore. I had one and a half refills on soda and on
that last half, Mrs. Padilla practically threw it on the table and complained to one of her employees that there
were four glasses on the table for two people. So, I let her know that we did not need a new glass every time we wanted a refill on soda. The same glass would have been fine. So, it was not our fault that there were four glasses on the table. If she is going to treat her customers that way, I will eat Mexican food somewhere else.
If I have to, i will just make my own food at home. I have plenty of food at home! One star = NOT RECOMMENDED!
What is the hype all about? – I'm beginning to think that New Mexicans do not know what real food is.
I get the impression that whoever owns this restaurant is a white man in his sixties. Certainly most of the patrons were, and so was the hostess. Overall, this is Mexican food? First off, there was not a huge selection. The atmosphere is real lame because it looks like an old diner you'd find out in Texas. The chips tasted like they came out of a bag, but the salsa was okay.
I ordered the chicken and bean burrito. Bland. Big hunks of non-grilled chicken meat thrown in there. I ordered it with half and half red and green chili. This added a little flavor to the burrito.
Low prices and good service however. Not recommended overall.
Still the best NM food in Albuquerque! – My family says, ?If you want quantity, go to Los Cuates, but if you want quality, go to Padilla's!? For real New Mexican food for a fair price, Padilla's is still the best in Albuquerque. The portions are just right, and the red chile and the sopapillas are terrific. This is where locals like me go for the kind of New-Mexican, home-style cooking that I used to eat at my abuela's or at my tia's house before they recently passed away. I?ve been a New Mexican all my life, but I find that it's difficult to find authentic New Mexican food--even in New Mexico, because there are so many places that try to please the tourists (no offense to our visitors to the Land of Enchantment). If you want a fancy Mexican place, you won?t find it at Padilla?s, but if you?re the sort of person that likes to eat good food and feel at home while you?re eating, you?ll enjoy Padilla?s. Happy eating!
WHAT A BUNCH OF BALONEY! – Now being from NM (my family's been here for hundreds of years) I have eaten New Mexican food most of my life - I've travelled South and eaten traditional Mexican food too. This is NOT the real deal. The chile is weird, and the place looks like a cheap motel room (sorry - the people there seem nice) But looks (and hype) can be deceiving. Spend your money at Mary & Tito's or Los Cuates or heck - even in old town if you want the real deal. This place does not represent the heart-warming goodness of New Mexico. The younger generation be warned - this is just an empty & imposterous 'quick fix' for that craving for the good ol' New Mexican meal that you got at home. Don't be charmed out of your honest, hard-earned money!
Editorial Review – Caters to budget-conscious diners with authentic Mexican dishes, including enchiladas, burritos, tamales and sopaipillas; lunch and dinner specials also offered.
NEW Mexican, not Mexican - WONDERFUL – This is, without a doubt, the best NEW Mexican restaurant in the city of Albuququerque. It is *not* mexican -- for those of you who don't know the difference -- go and find out! Mouth-melting food and a fun ambience.
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Late Thursday afternoon, Sun 'n Fun officials told EAA staff on the scene, including EAA President Rod Hightower and EAA Founder Paul Poberezny, that fly-in organizers were asking all people to leave the field Thursday so emergency and hazmat crews could inspect the site and determine the damage.
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The approximately one dozen EAA staff members working at the event were quickly accounted for and did not suffer any injuries. Sun 'n Fun officials reported that only seven people were transported to area hospitals for injuries, with none of the injuries serious. The show's organizers said all persons on the site at the time of the storm have been accounted for as well.
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Report: Billy Hunter voted out as NBPA executive director
Representatives of 24 of the 30 NBA teams met on Saturday in Houston and unanimously voted to relieve Billy Hunter of his duties as executive director of the National Basketball Players Association, according to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski.
The news comes a day after Hunter reportedly began a push to save his job, which he had held since 1996. Nepotism allegations and other questionable practices, detailed in a critical eight-month Paul, Weiss, Rifkind & Garrison LLP report that recommended his removal, forced him to take a leave of absence beginning on Feb. 1.
Billy Hunter has been voted out as NBPA executive director, sources tell Y! Sports.—
Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) February 16, 2013
Hunter needed the backing of two-thirds of the 30 team reps in order to save his job, but the vote was 24-0 against Hunter with six teams not represented, the report states. Heat superstar LeBron James led the push against Hunter at the meeting, according to Wojnarowski, while Nets veteran Jerry Stackhouse was also vocal against players association president Derek Fisher.
The NBPA player rep vote on Billy Hunter's ouster was 24-0, sources tell Y! Apparently, six teams weren't represented at meeting.—
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Hunter was not invited to the meeting, but defended his actions in a report released Friday morning. One of his attorneys asserted that Hunter did not embezzle or steal money from the NBPA, according to USA Today's Jeff Zillgitt.
In a statement, one of Hunter's attorneys, Michael Carlinsky, said, "The evidence does not show that Mr. Hunter embezzled, or stole money from the NBPA. The Report also does not cite to a single NBPA policy or rule that Mr. Hunter allegedly violated. The Report can best be characterized as one law firm's judgment by hindsight with which we respectfully disagree."
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wow man,these designs are bad ass! also that IOW piece is awesome,this is inspiring my genitelia big time!
Love your sketchbook. Nice planes! :>
Great studies and great constructive approach to your drawing I like the way you are thinking through everything you are doing. you are def on a very very good path keep at it.
Wow you are prolific. like your ID sketches as always You move the perspective around a lot w/ them. Keep em coming!
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A quick portrait. It's been far too long, I'm a bit rusty with portraits after weeks and weeks of mainly technical drawings and full-fledged illustrations.
God those planes are great.. haha thanks for posting up the process for your paintings man!
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You've been really productive lately, excellent stuff Ben! The painting of the planes looks convincing and most importantly, professional.
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Thanks a lot everyone for the encouragement. I hope to keep up this pace for a little longer. I've got important exams coming up in April, so I'll have to dial it down a bit at some point. Not yet, however.
A quick study after Singer Sargent. Should've taken more time with it, but I've got get up early tomorrow and work the whole day =(
Great sketchbook there really are some nice pieces in there! I particularly like your brushwork on some of your more recent posts it gives a great loose painterly style. Keep up the good work!
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Chartered jets used to be a perk largely reserved for CEOs, entertainers, and other VIPs.
Not anymore.
Fractional ownership and air debit cards, which allow companies to purchase a specific amount of time on a corporate jet, have made chartering more affordable.
This has, in turn, opened up a broader audience for private flights, which have grown up to 25 percent annually for the past five years, according to reports by the National Aviation Transportation Association.
"Since 9/11, we have seen requests and bookings increase dramatically," reports Donna Clark, director of U.S. sales, meeting and incentives for Flight Time International, which is based in Waltham, Mass.
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The most compelling reason for chartering a plane or jet is being able to get from point A to point B as easily as possible — often with as little as two hours' notice.
Chartering is faster than using scheduled air service. Private aircraft customers can show up 10 to 15 minutes before a flight, versus the two hours that commercial airlines recommend and often need.
In addition, chartered flights make hard-to-reach destinations with smaller airports more accessible and allow for multiple stops.
"Suppose I wanted to do a trip with four to eight people and stop in Cleveland, Chicago, and Lexington [Ky.] on the same day to do business. Could I do that commercially? Impossible. Privately? Yes," says Kevin Russell, senior vice president with Woodbridge, N.J.-based Executive Jet.
Another advantage to private flights is the ability to conduct business while in the air. "Meetings can start on board the aircraft because it's theirs," says Clark.
For incentive groups or VIPs, a charter offers clients the ability to customize the experience, and it can be top-notch. All-first-class seating, special refreshments, and open bars are just the beginning. For overnight flights, some carriers even offer passengers their version of turndown service.
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A typical trip for 50 passengers who are traveling on a weekday (Monday through Thursday) from New York City to Lewisburg, W.Va., serving Greenbrier Resort, can cost about $34,000, says Clark. The flight cost includes a 24-hour duty officer, a dedicated flight support team, automatic additional insurance for charter and client, automatic flight delay coverage, standard catering, beverage service and cash bar, ramp-side check-in, and applicable taxes.
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1815 Edgewater Dr, Orlando, FL | Directions 3280428.568071 -81.389299
Monday 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Neighborhoods: College Park, Northwest
This probably sounds petty, but as a growing boy, I need my grits. I had this same conflict with the previous owner and actually stopped going to Christo's over it. Now the new owner is continuing the same cruel hoarding of my beloved empty carbs.
When I plaintively pointed to the miniscule portion (after I had requested "plenty of grits"), the server said defensively "I gave you a full dish." "But grits are so cheap," I pleaded. Then, defiantly: "I'm not the owner." "O.K.," I countered, " I'll talk to him." "He's not here," she flippantly reported over her shoulder as she walked briskly away, cutting off further communication.
Of course, for $1.75 more I could have had another tiny bowl of the precious paste, but, incredibly, that would have still been inadequate! For about one penny more, they could have made me happy and avoided all this backlash.
Why be stingy with grits? I mean, it's only the cheapest substance on Earth. I actually took a picture of the teasing little lump of (delicious) corn, which was pitifully dwarfed by my eggs and biscuit, but there is nowhere to send it.
I called today, and the owner is still not there. No email address, no Facebook messages. If he were available, I would not have to post this public complaint.
GREAT FOOD! – This place has great food, for that last in put if anyone paid $40.00 for biscuits and gravy is DUMB ASS!
Avoid all together. – I have always enjoyed Christo's until recently. I did a to go order and have never had a server so confused and downright rude. I simply wanted 12 biscuits and gravy it took five minutes atleast for this to be relayed to the server and it cost 40 dollars! I would have gone to Cracker Barrel had I known. Additionally, I was very clear of what I wanted and when the server put it in wrong the first time and I let her know politely she was very nasty with me. I will never go back to this establishment!
Great food, fast service – Gets crowded on the weekends. The food is great and the servicce is fast. Good selection on the menu.
Editorial Review – Homestyle dishes include burgers, sandwich melts, country fried steak, salads, fried catfish and more; breakfast served until 3pm.
News Flash-Now Open in W. Altamonte Springs, too! – We never made it to Christo's in College Park, but we are happy to report Christo's has opened near us on 436 just to the east of Hunt Club Blvd near Wendy's. Convenient, reasonable prices, great service, and best of all, really good food. The menu is quite extensive and includes several specials each night. Burgers are great (forget Wendy's, get a real burger.) Extensive menu of homemade sandwiches, both cold and hot open-faced, plus several southern favorites. Delicious potato salad. Even the vegetables are great here. There's a good (but typical) kids menu. And whatever you do, don't forget dessert. Everything's made on site and it shows. These people can cook! We will be going here often.
Good Homemade Food – I live in College Park and go there about once or twice a month. The soups are great, always homemade, sometimes I crave the Eggs Benedict, not the same as traditional, they put a big peice of country ham on it instead of Canadian bacon...how good can that be? Not sure if the hollandaise is homemade, but if it is not, it sure is good.
Service is always friendly and quick, and as another reviewer said, they always recognize a regular customer there.
I am not sure if Parlee is still in the kitchen, but when she was her soups were to die for.
Trendy Location that's value inspired! – "Christo's Cafe" is a great place for Breakfast! Come early on weekends, because their limited seating and parking will fill up fast. Youll have the option of sitting on the patio, but the hot summer months will take its toll.
Check out their assortment of Omelets, or try their great French Toast. The taste is great and the price is even better.
"Christo's Cafe" is in the trendy College Park section of Orlando, so youll find an assortment of great shops up and down Edgewater Dr., the same street "Christo's Cafe" is located on.
Tip: Why not bring your walking or running shoes and work off that big breakfast by walking to one of the near by parks in College Park, most all have their own lake.
Old fashioned diner – This is a great old fashioned diner. The folks are friendly. The food is good and made to order. They have great dinner specials too. I go at least twice a week for breakfast or dinner. There hamburger is HUGE, and pattied to order (not frozen).
YUM every time! – I go to Christo's at least once a week with friends or for a quick working lunch and it is delicious every time. Good service-they know the regulars- and excellent food-especially for the prices. Daily specials always tasty, great homemade soups and the best hamburger around. Beats Orlando Foodie Award winner 2003-Dubsdread's Tap Room by a landslide!! If you want a quick, casual meal for a bargain, go to Christo's.
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Saturday, Sept. 28
The Buzz: Wisconsin may have won the Big Ten championship last season, but only by a technicality. The Badgers actually finished third in the Leaders Division, but were able to leapfrog over Penn State and Ohio State after both were saddled with postseason bans. That won't be the case this time as Urban Meyer's bunch will look to make up for lost time when it hosts Wisconsin. The winner of this one gets the early upper hand in the division race.
Saturday, Nov. 2
The Buzz: Brendan Gibbons booted a 38-yard field goal at the end of the game to help Michigan snap a four-game losing streak to the rival Spartans last season. While the Wolverines have been unbeatable at home during Brady Hoke's tenure – 14-0 over the last two seasons – the team hasn't been as strong on the road going 2-6 including a loss to Alabama at Cowboys Stadium last season. The last time Michigan beat Michigan State on the road was 2007.
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Michigan State at Nebraska
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The Buzz: Taylor Martinez rallied the Huskers from 10 points down in the final seven minutes of the game last year with two touchdowns including the go-ahead score with six seconds left in the game to lead Nebraska to a 28-24 victory over Michigan State. It was the program's seventh straight win over the Spartans and was one of the closest in the series history. In fact, the Huskers won the previous six games by an average of 28 points per game.
Ohio State at Michigan
Saturday, Nov. 30
The Buzz: One of the greatest rivalries in college football is back and better than ever. After Ohio State dominated this series for much of the decade, Michigan has finally made it back into a competitive series thanks to Brady Hoke. Last season, Urban Meyer helped lead the Buckeyes to a 26-20 win over Michigan snapping a one-game losing streak to the Wolverines and guaranteeing a perfect season for Ohio State.
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Wright led the Yellow Jackets past White Plains 64-50 in the first round of the Calhoun County Tournament, scoring 35 points and adding eight rebounds.
Wright said his teammates were the main reason he had so much success offensively.
"We had two shooters in the corner, which made them have to respect, so I could drive the ball," he said. "Once they knew I'd drive, it helped me get open to hit a bunch of shots."
The win helped Oxford (5-17) out of a recent slump, which five losses in the past six games, including a loss to Class 2A Westbrook Christian on Thursday. Wright said that defeat had a lot of guys down entering Saturday's contest.
"It was important for our team to see that we could play with just about anybody," Wright said. "Plus, we're always excited to play in the county tournament."
Wright led the Yellow Jackets to an 8-0 run in the first quarter and an 11-0 run than spanned the end of the first quarter and the beginning of the second.
In the final period, White Plains rallied and cut the deficit to single digits multiple times.
Oxford was able to hold off the threat, largely thanks to Wright. With the score 56-47, the senior hit 7 of 8 free throws to put the game back to double digits and ultimately ice it.
"I think it was huge for our kids that are young and aren't used to winning a lot of games," Oxford coach Joel Van Meter said. "We've been in situations where we've done this exact thing, but we let it get away from us."
Van Meter added that the win gives the team confidence as it heads into Wednesday's quarterfinal matchup against top-seeded Weaver at 5:30 p.m. This will be a rematch of last year's championship game, which Oxford won 74-40. Unlike last year, however, the Bearcats are favored and have an experienced lineup, including guard Chris English, who Wright said is "a very good basketball player who can get the job done."
"I've seen them play a couple of times, against White Plains and Sacred Heart," Van Meter said. "They're extremely talented, and Chris English is as good of a player as there is. They press you from the time you walk in the gym and it'll be a tough game."
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