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Fredericks Hostel
About Fredericks Hotel
Since the opening of a mini hotel 'Fredericks is an example of the highest level of service and individual approach to each guest, and can rightly be considered one of the finest small hotels in St. Petersburg!
Cheap hotel 'Fredericks' is located in the heart of the historic city of St. Petersburg. Prior to the Nevsky Prospekt and art. Underground Rebellion, Mayakovsky and Moscow railway station only 10 minutes. Also hotel 'Fredericks' is surrounded by historic landmarks and youth entertainment.
Location Information
Our hostel is located in the heart of the city, close to many bars, clubs and dostopripechatelnostyah. It is the closest dormitory of the Moscow railway station in St. Petersburg. Within 5 minutes walk from Summer Garden, Mikhailovsky Castle 'Russian Museum, Mikhailovsky Theater' Circus Chinizeli '
'Tauride Garden, Tauride Palace'
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-International calls for our guests!
- Free tea and coffee
- No curfew and no lockout
- Satellite TV
- Maps and Advice
- Help with booking train tickets, theater tickets, etc.
- Wi-Fi access for our guests traveling with a laptop
- Free bed linen and towels
- We provide visa support and registration for our guests!
Please contact us for details.
Accommodation Information,
Our hostel offers accommodation in 2, 3,4, 5 & 14 bed with television, broadband Internet, with the old design. Accomodation of grours (50 persons).
Our rooms are very spacious, comfortable and decorated in old-style 19 th century,
not for nothing that our hotel is named after Baron Fredericks (in the 19 century in our property located apartments Baron)
Rooms are equipped with comfortable bedrooms and a guest area.
.Common Room is equipped with large plasma TV, computer, entertainment games and books, as is in fruit, coffee, tea and biscuits for the fact that-be comfortable to rest after walks and excursions.
Visa support
Excursion Tours with professional gides
Free smoking zone
Meals organizations
Free international calls
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- Airport transfers
- Common Room
- Fax Service
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Hair Dryers
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Mini Supermarket
- Parking
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
- Washing Machine
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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You can find us with instruction:
When you arrive you may use a subway to the metro station Ploschad Vosstaniya (exit Nevskii pr. and Vosstania str. ).
Please note address
Nekrasova str. bld. 28, app. 31
Between the shop '24 hours' and a cafe you will see Brown door. On the door you will find intercom. Just press numbers '31' .Above the door a sign saying 'Tourist Company Asgard'. Go up the stairs and you will see the apartment № 31.
(If you have problems with finding the hostel , go to the shop where staff will explain you how to get to us)
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Our hostel is located in the heart of the city, close to many bars, clubs and sights.
Hostel Fredericks boasts a prime location in the heart of Saint-Petersburg, just 2 steps from the Nevskii Prospect.
Summer Garden, Mikhailovsky Castle 'Russian Museum, Mikhailovsky Theater' Circus Chinizeli ' Peter and Paul Fortress, Hermitage and Winter Palace, Palace Square, Admiralty, the Bronze Horseman, Isaac Cathedral, Summer Garden, Cazan Cathedral and others are all close by.


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A top government minister, Ghulam Nabi Azad, this week delivered a jolt to India's aspiring doctors that became front-page news on Tuesday: Any student wishing to continue their medical education in the United States would now have to sign a "bond" binding them to return to India once their studies were completed. Why? Mr. Azad said the tougher regulation was linked to a change in United States policy.
Yet for those happy with the status quo, there's good news.
It's not true.
"There's no bond," said Sanjay Prasad, an official from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, who's familiar with the situation.
The U.S. also hasn't made any new demands for enrollment in American programs, a spokesperson from the U.S State Department said.
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The Greene Turtle - Aberdeen location in Aberdeen, MD shouldn't be defined as a bar or a restaurant. It should be experienced as a haven where people who are passionate about supporting a team or playing on one, come together. It's the place for celebrating personal victories with family over a warm cookie sundae. And it's the perfect spot to call a huddle with friends over a basket of wings. The Greene Turtle has been feeding your passion since 1976 at the first location in Ocean City, Maryland. We've come a long way since then, spreading our love for food, sports & community across Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, New York, and the District of Columbia, with plans to continue our growth throughout the mid-Atlantic region. Check out our Aberdeen location for some good family fun!
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University of Colorado Hospital specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of back pain. The hospital provides a wide range of treatment options.
Doctors at University of Colorado Hospital use a combination of proven techniques and cutting-edge technologies to provide the best in patient care.
Back pain is a symptom of a medical condition. Pain below the ribs and above the legs (low back pain) affects between 60 percent and 80 percent of all people at some point.
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X-rays. An X-ray examination helps to show breaks or defects in the bones of the back.
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). An MRI test shows three-dimensional pictures of the muscles and other soft tissues.
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Electrical Nerve Stimulation. Delivering a mild electrical current to the nerves can help to relieve pain. Doctors administer the current through electrodes attached to a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator (TENS) unit.
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Matt Baranoski sat stone-faced while Marty Nothstein introduced the European cyclists who are in Trexlertown this month to help kick off the 2013 World Series of Bicycling international professional racing series, which begins Friday night at the Valley Preferred Cycling Center.
The 19-year-old Baranoski, a Perkasie native working on a degree in electrical engineering at Penn State University, showed no expression when Nothstein, the executive director of the VPCC and an Olympic and world champion cyclist, then introduced Spring City's Colleen Gulick and Breinigsville's Mandy Marquardt as top U.S. riders.
Baranoski, who at 17 became the youngest elite U.S. national cycling champ in history, also showed no emotion when Nothstein went through his impressive buildup for Baranoski, a junior world bronze medalist and a multi-time national champion.
Baranoski knows about steely resolve, from the tough engineering courses he takes at Penn State Lehigh Valley, to representing the United States in international cycling competitions.
Baranoski fit in all his school work (he finished the spring semester with a 3.9 GPA) while helping the U.S. earn a bronze medal in the team sprint at the Pan American Championships in Mexico City, where he became just the third U.S. cyclist to break 10.0 seconds in the 200-meter time trial.
"I won everything at the Revolution in Scotland," he said of an invitational series where the U.S. riders were brought in as fodder for the stellar British cycling program that swept almost every track medal at the 2012 London Olympics.
Baranoski has his eyes set not just on the present, but on the future.
"I'll be here all of June and a little in July," he said of racing at his hometown track. "Because of the way the World Cup season has changed, you have to get UCI Grand Prix points, so I need to be in a Colorado Springs race in mid-July and do all three UCI races here."
Cyclists must now qualify to race in World Cups, and then qualify their country in one of the top-20 spots internationally for the world championships, so a delicate balance is needed for training and racing now and in the future.
He wasn't too thrilled by the new format for the USA Cycling Track Championships this year, with the timed events taking place in Carson, Calif., and the mass start races on the new track in Rock Hill, N.C.
Baranoski will move to the main campus of Penn State for the fall semester and continue collegiate cycling there. Because of cycling, he has had to turn down engineering internships and research work while competing in world championship contention, with an eye on making the U.S. Olympic Team for 2016.
"I've got three semesters at Penn State left," he said. "Starting in the fall of 2014, we'll be earning points for the Olympics."
And that's when that steely, stone-faced look will really pay off for Baranoski.
European headliners for Friday night: The 2013 World Series of Bicycling kicks off 7:30 p.m. Friday at the VPCC with the U.S. Sprint Grand Prix. Because of the expected weather conditions, a rain date has been scheduled for the same time on Saturday, but Nothstein said every attempt will be made to get the program in on Friday.
Yondi Schmidt of the Netherlands is back for the third time and brought Jenning Huizenga with him for the first time. Kayleigh Brogan of Scotland is also back for the third time, along with John Paul, a Scot-turned-Brit who won the 2011 Junior World sprint championship.
Germany also had several riders show up, including 22-year-old Nico Hesslich, the son of six-time world champion Lutz Hesslich, who competed for the former East German team.
Hesslich, who rides for the Rudy Project, has been cycling for only five years, and makes his name in the endurance events and criteriums as opposed to the sprinting discipline of his father.
"There always was a bit of pressure on me for cycling, but I turned to it late from athletics [track and field]," said Nico, who competed in the men's heptathlon. "I turned to cycling when I was 17; before that there was no pleasure for me. In the five years since then, I learned the fun of racing the bike on the track and road."
His family owns a bike shop in Cottbus, Germany, the largest cycling shop in their region.
"The footsteps in cycling from my dad are big," he said. "My feet are bigger, but I will never fill his shoes. He sprinted and my specialty is endurance like the Madison and points race on the track, and the criterium on the road. I am much different than my dad like that, so no one can say I'm not as good as my dad, but I did learn from him how to train and how to motivate for competition. He's 54 now, but he still trains one or two times a week with me."
Hawk Mountain 5K Hill Climb: The third annual Hawk Mountain Hill Climb 5K run or walk will take place June 15 from the base of Hawk Mountain sanctuary in Kempton to the Sanctuary Visitor Center.
The $20 entry fee includes a T-shirt, goody bag, breakfast, bag lunch and awards. Day-of registration takes place at 8 a.m. with the race starting at 10 a.m. A free live raptor program and food vendors, including an ice cream truck, will be on hand. Applications and information are available at http://www.hawkmountain.org/hillclimb or by calling 610-756-6961.
Grin & Bear it Tris on Wednesdays: Endurance Multisport is holding its Grin & Bear It Tris very short course fun tris at Bear Creek Conference Center and on four Wednesdays: June 12, June 26, July 10 and July 31.
The course features a 0.2-mile swim, a 10-mile bike ride and 1.5-mile run. It is free to EnMu members, and $35 for a one-day "try."
Check-in for each race begins at 5:30 p.m. and racing begins at 6:45 p.m. Craig Sheckler of Endurance Multisport says that the Grin & Bear It tris are perfect for entry level triathletes looking to learn the ropes and transitions, as well as for experienced triathletes to try out new equipment and practice speedwork and racing strategies.
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Illinois House Minority Leader Tom Cross, R-Oswego, front, prepares to testify during a House committee hearing at the Illinois State Capitol Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, in Springfield Ill. The long-awaited plan to address Illinois' $96 billion pension problem cleared an early hurdle as the Illinois House committee approved a proposal that freezes cost-of-living increases and calls for higher employee contributions. (AP Photo/Seth Perlman)
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SPRINGFIELD — Two Fox Valley legislators Monday pushed a pension plan toward a vote in the House, but it's not clear if that vote will take place.
The House's newest pension plan was supported Monday by Reps. Darlene Senger of Naperville and Tim Schmitz of Batavia, both members of the House Personnel and Pensions Committee. The pension package advanced out of the committee by a 6-3 vote.
The move positioned the legislation, aimed to solve the state's $95 billion pension crisis, for a full House vote Tuesday, said Senger.
The Illinois Senate has been called back for a 3 p.m. session Tuesday, she said. Lawmakers will be sworn in for the next legislative session on Wednesday.
"Right now, I don't really know (the bill's chances of passing)," Senger said Monday night. "But I'm optimistic."
"We have one more day — tomorrow," she said of this legislative session. "But the last minute vote doesn't mean it was last minute thought through."
Senger, a Republican, said that the cost shifting of some pension costs to local school districts was removed from the bill in a compromise between Gov. Pat Quinn and House Leader Tom Cross, a Republican from Oswego. That would have been a deal breaker for Republicans, Senger said.
This pension solution has been three years in the making, she said.
"The problem is that right now the unfunded liability — the difference between assets going in and benefits going out — is so insurmountable," Senger said. "The only way we can get this to work is to do what we've just done with this bill."
Schmitz, also a Republican, said that there has been a lot of talk about supporting pensions in different bills.
"But this bipartisan bill must move forward," Schmitz said from the House floor Monday.
Pension reform is direly needed, Senger said.
"This is a major problem and if we don't solve something, our bond rate will tank, and cuts will be made to education and human services because pensions are devouring everything else," she said.
The bill's lead House sponsor, Rep. Elaine Nekritz, a Northbrook Democrat, said the choice is clear.
"The time is now to end the excuses and say yes to reform for our pension systems and to long overdue relief for our great state," Nekritz said.
Of the nine-member Personnel and Pension Committee, six state legislators voted for the bill: Nekritz; Senger; Schmitz; Daniel Biss, an Evanston Democrat; Barbara Flynn Currie, a Chicago Democrat; and Karen May, a Highwood Democrat. Three voted against the bill moving forward: Daniel Burke, a Chicago Democrat; Raymond Poe, a Springfield Republican; and Thomas Morrison, a Palatine Republican, according to Schmitz.


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Cheryl Maher, the New Hampshire woman who says she had an affair with Layton Rep. Kevin Garn in 1985 and was paid $150,000 to keep her secret, says Garn is lying about a naked hot tub encounter between them when she was 15 and he was 30.
Garn told reporters last night,
I can unequivocally tell you there was no physical contact, there was no touching, there was no intercourse, there was none of those things. It simply did not occur. ...I'm not trying to downplay what did occur but I want to make it very plain.
Maher says he's lying, but is hesitant to give her version of events.
"Let's just say this. He really loves to massage," Maher told City Weekly when asked for details of the contact in the hot tub. Maher, though, talks less about how that particular encounter traumatized her and more about the emotional relationship she had with Garn. "I was in love with him," she said.
She kept her secret for many years, but by 2002 was communicating with news reporters and prosecutors. At that time, she accepted a $150,000 payment from Garn and signed a confidentiality agreement, she says.
She's also angry at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
who she accuses of being notified of the abuse on multiple occasions
and not offering her adequate services or support, even as Garn's
position in the church--from her perspective--was unaffected.
Garn, Maher says, was her fourth grade sunday school teacher, though their affair wouldn't begin for several years after that.
"In the church, people feel they can trust everybody," said Maher, who was excommunicated a few years ago for an extra-marital affair. "You're supposed to be safe with the priesthood holder, or whoever you're with. And I think my Mom and Dad felt that way. 'He's taking her out to lunch. Oh, he's taken her shopping. She's taken care of.' They had no idea. That was the trust in the church and I think that needs to be looked at."
When asked if she thought the church has already changed on those matters since her incident in 1985, she said no.
"That is my experience all the way until now, that no one wants to believe a priesthood holder will hurt someone, but that's not the case," she said. "In 1993, Kevin Garn went into repent for what he'd done ... I wasn't notified, I wasn't checked on, like, 'Are you OK?' that kind of thing. There's no communication. 'This man has admitted what he's done, we want to help you, are you OK with what happened in your past?' [My experience] was 'Good luck to you, thank you, we'll check into it.' That makes me angry."
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In one of the emails (see page 2), it states: Linda [I believe that its Linder Maher Brown, sister of Cheryl] states "don't make the same mistake dad did." I wonder what mistake their dad "made"? Any thoughts?
According to a SL Trib article, we know that Richard Garn (their dad) was a business partner with Kevin Garn 25 years ago.
That's hot.
Good for you, Ms. Maher for going after the church! The way churches and religions deal with human sexuality causes the most unhealthy attitudes towards sex. Religions and churches are the biggest culprit in our current epidemic of victimFUL crimes and scandals.
You all have the story perfect there is no way the City Weekly left anything out. They always tell the complete story and leave out nothing. I see only one sided emails no reply emails. They did a perfect job telling every detail.
Utah protects Mormon men that abuse children. It was more so in the past. Mormon (LDS) bishop's did not report abuse. Underage minor fed alcohol and taken to a known nude hot tub club. It stinks. More women will come forward. Sex abusers do not abuse just once. His wife needs to get help to understand the stranger she lives with. Garn should be registered as a sex offender.


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Howard Zinn-related Events
Please join Voices of a People's History
for a free screening of Howard Zinn's film
as part of the new Chicago Voices pilot project
with a free Educators Toolkit giveaway
Thursday, October 13, 2011
6:00 - 8:00pm
Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
The University of Illinois at Chicago
800 S. Halsted (M/C 051)
Chicago, IL 60607
Free and open to the public.
Directions to the museum: http://www.uic.edu/jaddams/hull/_museum/hours.html
A screening of THE PEOPLE SPEAK (110 min) will be introduced by Chicago Voices project director Mariah Neuroth and poet, educator and activist Kevin Coval of Louder Than A Bomb: The Chicago Youth Poetry Festival, immediately followed by an opportunity for educators to sign up for and receive on the spot the free Chicago Voices Educators Toolkit.
There are no tickets. Seating is general admission: first come, first seated.
Event details below and here: http://www.peopleshistory.us/events/chicago-voices-hull-house
After the screening, Chicago area public school teachers and community educators can pick up the free Chicago Voices Educators Toolkit, which includes a DVD of the film The People Speak, a preloaded 2GB carabiner USB flash drive with lesson plans, books, teaching guides, articles, and other multimedia materials for the classroom, all packaged in a cotton tote bag.
To learn more about what's in the Chicago Voices Educators Toolkit, who's eligible for a toolkit, and how to get yours, please visit: http://www.peopleshistory.us/about/chicago-voices-educators-toolkit
To sign up online IN ADVANCE for the Chicago Voices Educators Toolkit, please visit:
Only one toolkit per educator and if you sign up in advance, we'll ask you for identification when you pick it up on October 13 after the screening. You can also pick up a toolkit at other Chicago Voices events throughout the year.
The People Speak is inspired by Howard Zinn's books A People's History of the United States - first published in 1980 and one of the bestselling history books in the United States - and the companion primary source anthology, Voices of a People's History of the United States, edited with Anthony Arnove.
This beautiful and moving film features the actual words (in letters, songs, poems, speeches, and manifestoes) of rebels, dissenters and visionaries from our past - and present. These dramatic moments in U.S. history are brought to life by a group of remarkable musicians and actors, including Matt Damon, Marisa Tomei, Danny Glover, Josh Brolin, Rosario Dawson, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, John Legend, Lupe Fiasco, Kerry Washington, David Strathairn,and many more.
The film had its broadcast premiere on The History Channel in December 2009, to critical acclaim:
"Striking, exhilaratingŠthe performances are thrilling." -Los Angeles Times
"Works beautifullyŠEach passionate reading flows out of the previous one." -Boston Globe
"A terrifically educational and entertaining film for all ages." -Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
During the 2011-2012 school year, the Chicago Voices pilot project will bring free educational resources; public performing arts programming; free documentary film screenings; and, professional development workshops to educators and students in Chicago area public schools and in community and education organizations across the city.
The Chicago Voices project is sponsored by Lannan Foundation (http://www.lannan.org), a family foundation established in Chicago in 1960, now based in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Questions about this event or Chicago Voices? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
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Howard Zinn (1922-2010), Voices a People's History co-founder:
Louder Than A Bomb: The Chicago Youth Poetry Festival
Kevin Coval
Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
Debs Award Recipient: Danny Glover
Glover has been a commanding presence on screen, stage and television for more than 25 years, also a political activist for human rights and worker rights in the U.S. and Africa.
Tickets are $40, $20 for persons K-12 and college. To order call 812-237-3443.
Howard Zinn was honored with the award in 1998.
As the Debs Foundation wrote in its Spring 2010 newsletter:
Howard was honored with the Eugene V. Debs Award in 1998. He died January 27, this year. He had been a contributor to The Progressive for many years. The magazine put together a three-page tribute to Howard Zinn in its March issue titled "Distilled Zinn." It included excerpts from Zinn's essays in the magazine from 1998 until 2009. Zinn's comment on Eugene Debs from January 1999 is worth repeating here:
"We are always in need of radicals who are also loveable. Debs was what every socialist or anarchist or radical should be: fierce in his convictions, kind and compassionate in his personal relations."
We think this is an apt portrayal also of the Howard Zinn we saw the day he was honored with the Debs Award.
Performed by Brian Jones
"Don't you wonder: why is it necessary to declare me dead again and again?" This is the question posed by Karl Marx in Howard Zinn's witty and insightful "play on history." In this one-man performance, history's most famous and oft-misrepresented radical is resurrected after agitating with the authorities of the afterlife to clear his name. Through a bureaucratic error, however, Marx lands in modern-day Soho, New York, rather than his old stomping ground in London, to make his case. Hilarity ensues.
For more information about the play and Brian Jones, visit http://www.marxinsoho.com/.
A benefit performance for Haymarket Books 10th Anniversary (Join us for a party with Amy Goodman to celebrate at Galapagos Art Space on September 30th!)
Buy tickets now for Marx in Soho, July 26:
Haymarket Books Tenth Anniversary celebration, September 30, with Amy Goodman:
Howard Zinn and Brian Jones
"The People Speak" -- Monday, July 25, 7:30 PM
with a special introduction by Dave Zirin (http://www.edgeofsports.com/)
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Tickets will be available at the door -- cash only -- or can be preordered at this link:
Ticket proceeds will be shared with the filmmakers and go towards the cost of this event.
THE PEOPLE SPEAK (http://www.thepeoplespeak.com) is inspired by Howard Zinn's groundbreaking books "A People's History of the United States" and "Voices of a People's History of the United States." Using dramatic and musical performances of the letters, diaries and speeches of everyday Americans, the documentary feature film THE PEOPLE SPEAK gives voice to those who spoke up for social change throughout U.S. history, forging a nation from the bottom up with their insistence on equality and justice.
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"Compared to the streaming video and webcasting going on at the Sands, radio and television connectivity requirements aren't all that demanding."
The National Association of Broadcasters walks softly and carries many T3 pipes.
Operationally, this was one of the smoothest meetings in years," says Chris Brown, senior vice president, conventions and expositions, the National Association of Broadcasters. That's no small claim, given the ambitious connectivity requirements that NAB brought to the Las Vegas Convention Center, Sands Expo Center, and Hilton and Venetian hotels for the April 23 opening of what is billed as the world's largest trade event covering the convergence of broadcasting, multimedia and the Internet, audio and video communications, and telecommunications.
In fact, the only glitch during the five-day conference occurred on Monday, the first full day of conferences and exhibitions. NAB had set up a gigabit Ethernet link between the LVCC and the Sands so it wouldn't matter which of the two locations attendees used to pick up their credentials. What was supposed to be a dedicated line between the two registration areas was inadvertently connected to the exhibitor network. Just as the first big wave of attendees hit the registration desk, exhibitors started cranking up their network connections. "At the time we needed it most, it slowed way down," says Brown. Other than that, though, Brown had no complaints, and given the scale of what went on, that is something of a miracle.
Talk about connectivity! So many T1 lines were installed at this year's NAB that nobody, not even the convention center's main phone vendor, knows exactly how many. "We don't know how many there were because many exhibitors made arrangements on their own," says John Marino, vice president, NAB science and technology, who oversaw the connectivity for conference sessions. Dave Langford, director of data services for Smart City Networks, the LVCC networks/telephones vendor, does know that there were six T3 lines, each capable of carrying 45 Mbps of data — that's the equivalent of 672 two-way voice telephone transmissions. There were also three OC3 optical circuits (each OC3 line carries data at 144 Mbps, or more than 2,000 two-way phone conversation equivalents) — combining to produce 702 Mbps of bandwidth. For comparison, the country of Finland had 670 Mbps of bandwidth in 2000, according to the Organization for Economic Development, an international compiler of such statistics.
How do you get that much capacity installed in just a few days? Have a good working relationship with the phone company, says Langford, who praises Qwest Communications (the local service provider in Las Vegas) for being "very cooperative and interested in understanding our business model and how we can work more closely together." Langford admits it hasn't always been so. "We had a hill to get over in years past, but we've got the right team in place now." Other carriers serving the Las Vegas area include XO, formerly known as NextLink; Sprint; and Mpower, formerly known as MGC Communications. TM readers will recall the difficulties with local phone service encountered by Seagate Technologies at Comdex two years ago (May/June 2000, page 46), when Sprint technicians couldn't complete the "last mile" connections for a network; clearly, performance has improved.
Big Pipes at the Sands
NAB installed most of the big pipes at the Sands Expo Center, where NAB's newest exhibitor constituency was housed. "The new media stuff was all at the Sands," says Brown. "Most of what you see there is still video-focused, but it's increasingly moving into areas like media asset management — storing video images. It's very bitsy-bitesy." Companies such as EMC, the Hopkinton, Mass.-based storage media giant, showcased advanced technology for media asset management, IP streaming, nonlinear editing, digital television, and multichannel broadcast, all of which called for multiple-gigabit connectivity. Not only did EMC require big pipes at its own booth, but also in its partnership demos run with 10 other exhibitors. EMC was hardly alone. Campbell, Calif.-based Equator Technologies Inc. had a booth to show off its digital communications and media processing infrastructure as well as to demonstrate how it works with six other firms' products in a mind-boggling display of digital video processing and streaming video prowess.
By comparison, the LVCC, where the mainstream broadcast products were on display, experienced little strain on its million feet of fiber-optic cable and 40,000 twisted-pair copper lines. "Compared to the streaming video and webcasting going on at the Sands, radio and television connectivity requirements are not that demanding," says Brown.
The biggest connectivity challenge at NAB 2001 wasn't in either the LVCC or the Sands — it was in the parking lot at the LVCC, according to Smart City's Langford. NAB decided to set up its mobile connectivity exhibition there. "We have some permanent cabling to those locations, but obviously it's still a parking lot," says Langford. "Providing temporary networking services and cabling was a challenge; they had tens of thousands of square feet of tent space." He adds that the outdoor network was built in three days — and that NAB's requirements were small change compared to last year's Comdex show, when 1 million square feet of tent space were cabled in one week.
"This Is the Real World"
The exhibit floor was not the only place with major connectivity requirements, although the sheer number of exhibitors (1,700-plus exhibitors in a little more than 1 million feet of space) made it seem that way. One of NAB's eight educational tracks is a digital/Internet conference. "They want to show things like streaming media [and webcasting], and want high-speed connections to present those technologies effectively," says Marino, who organizes the science and technology sessions. Acknowledging that streaming video in a presentation can be a "high-risk activity," he says most presenters don't bring canned presentations to NAB. "They'd rather draw it from their Web site because part of what they're demonstrating is the ability to have instant live access to media. Many of them actually like having a system crash. They like to show how fast they can recover. It's their way of saying 'Hey, this is the real world, and this is how this stuff is going to work.'"
Interestingly, NAB doesn't lease anything larger than a T1 line for conference presenters because the conferences can be scheduled around connectivity requirements. "We share the lines," says Marino. "We try to schedule big-bandwidth presentations so there is only one going on at a time." Of the 150 educational forums this year, the biggest bandwidth requirements were for the five "super sessions," drawing as many as 1,200 attendees from across the spectrum of the broadcast industry — kind of like having five kickoff sessions. "The displays have to be big and bright enough for 1,200, so we usually use three screens and three projectors with an ImageMag [a sophisticated video image control signal-splitter for large video displays] running video on one or two of them and the presentation texts on the other." Sessions are typically scripted and rehearsed a day ahead, although major players like Intel will often come in the night before and say, "Here's what we need for tomorrow's presentation setup," and work overnight. "It would be nice to have a few days to set up, but we have to take it as it comes," says Marino.
A Billion Dollars
Presenters and exhibitors go to such great lengths to demonstrate new technologies at NAB events because so much money is riding on the outcome. "This meeting is incredibly important to members strictly from a business standpoint," says Brown. "It's big-ticket stuff. I can't tell you exactly, but I'm sure more than a billion dollars worth of business was conducted on the show floor.
"This is where members come to spend their technology budgets. Grass Valley Group [a video production hardware company based in Nevada City, Calif.], for example, announced a $25 million contract with one of the big networks," he says. "Put a few of those together, and you have some big money changing hands."
In fact, even though attendance fell slightly — 111,500, compared to 115,253 a year ago — the drop was not as bad as it might have been, given the general freeze on travel budgets at member companies. "People came anyway, on their own," says Brown. "That made us feel pretty good. Even our exhibitors didn't seem to mind, which surprised us. They said there was less crowding in the aisles, more senior-level people, and more time to talk with them." NAB used 21,000 rooms at more than 30 Las Vegas hotels on its peak night.
Network Boycott
More than travel-budget freezes kept some attendees away, admits Brown. NAB angered network members when it appeared to side with smaller industry players in a dispute over caps on the number of broadcast outlets a network could own. As a result, three of the four big networks — Fox, NBC, and CBS — refused to participate in the conference. NBC went so far as to officially boycott the meeting and cancel two events: a meeting with network affiliates and an engineering breakfast.
Brown is sanguine, however. "When something like this happens, it sends a ripple through the exhibitors; they wonder whether this is going to hurt NAB," he says. "But the reality is, the nets usually send 200 people, and this year they've sent 80 or 100. It's convenient for them, anyway, because they've cut back on travel because of the economy. We'll invite them again next year. We're not trying to make a political statement."
The closest the pullout came to causing a crisis was when organizers had to decide whether network logo merchandise should be pulled from the shelves of NAB's conference store. "We didn't, and nobody seemed to care," says Brown.
Coming Up: Presenter Networks
For the 2002 meeting, NAB plans to add yet another network drop to a meeting that is already up to its eyeballs in connectivity: A network for presenters. "We plan to have a server in the speaker-ready room," says John Marino, vice president, NAB science and technology. "In theory, at least, all the PCs in the meeting rooms will be able to access that server through a network for content." Here's how it will work: A presenter will load a PowerPoint presentation into the server in what Marino calls a "pre-session" room. The speaker can make sure everything is in working order and then walk down the hall and give the talk.
Surprise Guests
For Chris Brown, NAB's senior vice president, conventions and expositions, the biggest surprise of this year's conference had to do with geography, not technology. "International attendance was up 10 percent," he says. "We have almost 30,000 registered [out of a total of 111,500]. We did some international marketing — we have a deal with the Commerce Department to promote technology exports — but we didn't anticipate this strong a turnout. I think they're mainly here for the broadcast technology sessions."
If the international guests provided the biggest surprise, a different group of guests required the most attention. Because a lobbying function is part of its organizational mission, NAB always invites members of the Federal Communications Commission and key legislative figures. "Having politicians at the conference requires some hand-holding," says Brown. He says that congressmen prefer Bellagio and a few other high-end Las Vegas hotels because they have below-ground road access. While whisking Congressperson X from an underground entrance is ostensibly done for security reasons, it has other benefits. "Politicians don't like to have their pictures taken while leaving hotels that have casinos," says Brown.


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|Achievements of the Ecoclubs on the U.S-Mexico border are celebrated
El Paso, TX, September 13, 2012(PAHO/WHO) –
As part of the 110th anniversary of the Pan American Health
Organization (PAHO) and the 70th anniversary of its U.S.-Mexico Border Office, the Ecoclubs achievements on the U.S.-Mexico border were recognized during an exhibition at the Chamizal National Memorial in El Paso, Texas, where Ecoclubs from both sides of the border presented the projects they have developed.
Ecoclub organizers and participants had the opportunity to present the projects they have been developing since 2010, when Ecoclubs were first launched on the U.S-Mexico border. These projects cover a range of themes on environment, healthy lifestyles, life skills, and health promotion and prevention. Youth and children had the opportunity to present their achievements in the presence of top officials like Dr. Mirta Roses Periago, Director of PAHO, Ms. Catherine Light, Superintendent of the United States National Park Services, Mayor John Cook of the City of El Paso, Mr. Jeff Sheldon of the Texas Transportation Institute, Mr. Enrique Mata from the Paso del Norte Foundation, Ms. Angelica Negrete of the El Paso School District, Ms. Virginia Hill and Ms. Lucy Weisenger of the Housing Authority of El Paso, Ms. Gloria Marmolejo of Project Vida, and Dr. George Benjamin, President of the American Association of Public Health, among others. The lead projects developed by the Ecoclubs of El Paso, Texas, McKinleyville, California, and Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua were presented.
During the exhibition, Dr. Mirta Roses Periago, Director of PAHO shared about the history of the Ecoclubs and spoke about the importance of the Ecoclub projects and the benefit they bring to all, pointing out that "young people will come closer to the national parks, and the national parks will benefit from the enthusiasm and focus on the importance of national parks for people's health and well-being."
Moreover, the Mayor of El Paso John Cook noted the importance of the site where the exibition took place, the Chamizal National Memorial, which he called a symbol of the connection and cooperation between the United States and Mexico. "We share the same environment and the same health challenges –so it is very important for us to have that cooperation –and what better place to show it that here at this national park which spreads on both sides of the border."
As the National Promoter of the Ecoclubs network in the United States, Ms. Sylvia Sillas presented the activities at the event. At the conclusion of the meeting, the Ecoclubs acknowledged the City of El Paso, the Chamizal National Memorial Park, and the PAHO for the support that these institutions have given to the development of the Ecoclubs Network. Likewise, a discussion was held about the possibility of expanding Ecoclubs along the border and reinforcing cooperation agreements between the PAHO/WHO and the United States National Park Service.
About Ecoclubs
An Ecoclub is an independent organization, lead and governed by youth in the community. The Ecoclub in the El Chamizal neighborhood is the first in the United States and now is part of the network of Ecoclubs formed in 38 other countries. Their purpose is to improve quality of life, contribute to the welfare of their community, develop leadership skills in youth, and promote the health of boys, girls, youth, and teens.
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After a day of working, wearing uncomfortable clothes and sometimes high heels I'm just longing for that moment to put on some relaxing and comfortable clothing the minute I get home!
I have to work behind the computer all day so I just love to read a good book or a magazine with a cup of tea and some delicious scented candles on. Sometimes I do some yoga exercises to stretch my body and feel 100% zen, and therefore you need clothes that feel light and soft on your body, like these light grey harem trousers.
Rituals is known for their divine luxury home and body cosmetics but also have a really nice Soulwear line.
The materials are so soft and comfy, the quality cotton creates a unique affinity with the skin, making that lazy Sunday afternoon just a little more self-indulgent. I personally really love the pink cardigan and the aqua blue singlet with the matching scarf! The whole collection is designed to add a little extra comfort to those special moments in life. Whether they are worn for a yoga class or simply whilst winding down after a stessful day, Rituals Soulwear collection offers the ultimate in stylish relaxation! And is it just me or do you also enjoy going to the gym or yoga more when you put some stylish sports gear on?
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"My ultimate goal is to keep the emotional counterpoint and the integrity of the song intact, even when pushing the envelope with style and technique. The faster things get, the less people are willing to take in a body of creative work. How many people can stand in front of a painting and deeply take it in? There are so few things now that will engage us. The intent of consuming music is usually to have an awareness or a feeling, to have an truly, empathic connection to others. Whatever it is that you're going through, music makes you feel less alone. You feel a primordial connection to people and the natural world. My hope is to create something that makes people feel that they have consumed something that completes a void. I want to create something lasting."
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Yard MD blog: Lawn intervention
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Frankly, it's hard to produce a healthy rendering of a Scotch egg. But we decided to give it a go, because these delicious little calorie bombs are just too tempting.
Leaving aside anything made with powdered eggs (which don't really count as eggs at all in my book), I've never met an egg dish I didn't like. But at the tippy top of my list of favorites is the edible magic trick known as the souffled omelet.
Weihenstephaner has existed in one form or another since 1040 (almost a thousand years!) and is best known for its excellent weissbiers.
Yard Md Rob Zimmer says don't be too eager to start raking or doing yard work. Doing too much too soon could damage your lawn later in the summer.
While many of us are still in denial, spring truly has sprung across Wisconsin as many garden flowers now begin to bloom. Among them, the tiny, but dramatic crocuses.
'There's an old saying: 'Abs are made in the kitchen.' You're not going to have the abs you want if you don't do what you need to do, food-wise,' said Becca Ites, a certified personal trainer with Aspen Athletic Club in Des Moines.
April's showers bring May flowers but they also bring on sneezing, runny noses and watery eyes for some of the 50 million Americans with allergies.
Question: What is a hemoglobin A1C test, and how would it help me?
With the arrival of spring comes the promise of renewal, revival and especially for Christians rebirth and resurrection associated with Easter.
I turned 55 Monday, oh joy. I remember my dad turning 55 I was 14, and looking back I know I was thinking, wow, when Dad turned 50 he was really old; now he's turning ancient.
Looking to save money on your plant purchases this growing season?
The first wildflower to appear in our area each spring is also one of the most unusual. With its thick, leathery spathe, or hood, surrounding the central flower stalk, skunk cabbage blooms in area wetlands and swamps, sometimes as early as February.
Looking to save money on your plant purchases this growing season?
Last night's programs at the Outagamie County Master Gardener class were excellent, where we learned all about roses, including the best ones for our area, and which to avoid.
Portage County law enforcement agencies and the Stevens Point Elks Lodge #641 will host the sixth annual Cops-n-Bobbers program on June 7 at Bukolt Park.
Back in my high school days, a couple buddies and I thought it would be hilarious to put a recently road-killed skunk into someone's mailbox. Turns out it's impossible to drive a car, roll down a window and hold your nose all at the same time.
The Friends of Standing Rocks Committee will host its inaugural outdoor gear swap meet from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 26 at the Portage County Parks Department maintenance facility, 1903 County Highway Y.
The Junction City Lions will serve a pancake dinner from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 27 at St. Michael's Catholic Church, 324 Main St., Junction City.
The Central Wisconsin Sail and Power Squadron, a unit of the United States Power Squadrons, is presenting a boating fundamentals course. The two-hour classes will be held from 6 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.
At Thanksgiving, we stuff turkeys. At Easter we stuff ? Hams!
Though carrots often make it into the Easter feast lineup, I've never understood why. Maybe it's a nod to the Easter bunny.
Chocolate seems to reign supreme when it comes to Easter. And while it's hard to deny the appeal of cocoa, this spring holiday also begs for something fresh and citrusy.
Daylight saving time, melting snow, and temps over 30. It gives one hope that spring is around the corner.
If Thanksgiving is all about the sides, Easter is all about the main.
Here's a new beer that shows hoppy beers can be a pleasant experience without pummeling your taste buds into submission.
A few weeks ago I stumbled upon a Hispanic bakery that changed my understanding of what a delicious pudding could be.
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Brooklyn >Children's Clothing > Flying Squirrel
87 Oak St, Brooklyn, NY | Directions 1122240.727765411138535 -73.95745575428009
M-Su 10am-6pm (buying hours are 10:30-1:30 mon-thurs)
Neighborhoods: Greenpoint
Editorial Review – This Williamsburg baby store carries Curious George books, toys like puzzles and die-cast metal cars, baby carriers and clothing.
Home away from Home... – Flying Squirrel is one of those places that, upon entering, you immedately feel at home. It could be the creative and homey touches like tree branches used to hang clothing, or perhaps it's the cheery handpainted walls, or maybe its the huge assortment of uniquely special collection of stuffed animals. Most likely, however, its the two owners who create this atmosphere rich in spirit, and make each and every customer feel like an old friend.
Flying Squirrel has become a home for many of the neighborhood moms...as there is something new daily, due to the fact that not only do they sell new clothing, but, being practical moms themselves, have found 'hand me downs' a necessary part of being a mom. Their extensive collection of gently used items is both extremely practical and also quite funky and fabulous.
Many of the clothing lines that they carry have a hand-crafted look and feel to them. Spectacular hand knit hats and scarves, one of the best collections of tee shirts in all of New York (many by local New York artists), toys, books...Flying Squirrel has it all.
So venture out of Manhattan for the day to try something different. There's truly something for everyone here. Come once and you, too will find yourself hooked.
very very good – this is the best baby-kids store in NYC. with a great almost unlimited selection of second hand cloths and toys (very very useful, specialy if you take your kids stuff and get credit!!!)
also, the owners and staff are very super friendly, those kind of places you can just go and have a chat while the little ones mess up.
"two thumps up!"
Best selection of gently-used and hand-made items for babies, toddlers and kids. – When it comes to parenting you suffer a severe case of split personality. On the one hand you consider yourself a hipster parent, shopping at high-priced kids? boutiques in the city and planning happy-hour play dates at the local dive bar, yet your Birkenstock-wearing alter ego begs to be a little more hippie.
No worries Sybil, you can satisfy both sides of your, um, selves with a trip to Williamsburg?s Flying Squirrel. The cute shop ? decorated with Birch display racks and variegated ?for sale? Fuzzy Town plush toys ? features hand-made, one-of-a-kind fashions including Bliss and Johanna Footit?s Milk Teeth, alongside reused items that defy the negative connotations associated with the term 'hand-me-down'.
The hip ?new clothing? purveyed has that old-school allure you absolutely adore. Like something Junior?s grandma would fashion were her last name Wang (as in Vera) or Johnson (as in Betsy) instead of Mendelberg (as in itchy knits).
To make all things groovy in the universe there is a huge selection of ?gently used? items to choose from, in sizes that run from newborn to big kid. And if you bring in old items the staff will be happy to rummage through what you thought was junk, find a few gems, and ring you up a credit tab to use on your next visit.
Bring dad along as the store is just next door to Williamsburg, Brooklyn?s famous Academy Records. He can go diggin? in the crates as you satisfy both of your maternal traits.
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Super Meat Boy, Bit.Trip Runner, Shank, Jamestown, and more included in the latest "pay what you want" independent games/charity package.
EA and Klei fashioning Shank 2
Sequel to last year's downloadable side-scrolling action game hitting Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC early next year.
Chinese New Year promos land on PSN
To herald the Year of the Rabbit, Asian PSN users will get to enjoy titles Castle Crashers and Peace Walker for half the price.
Shippin' Out Oct. 24-30: Fable III, Force Unleashed II, Rock Band 3
Busy week at retail sees bountiful array of heavy hitters including The Sims 3 for consoles, WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011, The Fight: Lights Out, Shaun White Skateboarding, and Tony ...
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PlayStation Store Update: Klei's hack-and-slash title hits download hub next to PlayStation 3-exclusive Betrayal of Jimmy add-on content for 2K's mobster game.
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Microsoft Store Update: Klei's stylized hack-and-slash title hits download hub alongside Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game; Games on Demand titles delayed until "hopefully tomorrow."
Shippin' Out August 22-28: Mafia II, NHL 2K11
2K Games' period mobster game hits retail this week alongside 2K Sports' Wii-exclusive hockey sim; Elemental: War of Magic, Shank, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World also due out.
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Teaching with the brain in mind
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, 1998 - Education - 133 pages
Read the title again, and then consider: What is the point of doing your job any other way? After explaining the basics of research and theory in clear terms, this book offers precise techniques for putting those principles to work in class. The day after you read it, this book will make you more effective at commanding attention, motivating students, and helping them really remember what they learn. Produced by the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD).
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Midwest Living Magazine is recognizing 27 pizza places across the Midwest in its March-April issue, and one in Kearney made the list.
Trattoria Flippin Sweet opened in 2012. The magazine says the restaurant "trips all the trendy triggers," has chalkboard decor, drinks in Mason jars and takes payments via iPhones.
It also praises the pizza, including one called the Fig Leaf, that's topped with arugula, bacon, pistachios, garlic and fig butter. For more information, visit theflippinsweet.com. See the magazine's list at midwestliving.com/pizzerias.
Going green the bagel way
Bruegger's green bagel is back.
An annual tradition since 1997, the green bagel will be in bakeries today through Sunday. In 2012, Brueggers sold more than 100,000 green bagels nationwide.
To find your nearest location, visit www.brueggers.com.
Celebrity-worthy juice in Omaha
BluePrintJuice, the popular line of fresh-pressed raw and organic fruit and vegetable juices you've probably seen in the hands of celebrities, is now available in the Midwest. The juices, including the BluePrint cleanse, which has received wide attention, are sold at the Omaha Whole Foods store.
The juices are priced from $7.99 to $9.99 and include flavors such as pineapple, apple and mint; cashew, vanilla, cinnamon and agave; and lime, ginger, lemon and agave. For more information, visit blueprintjuice.com.
Two Omahans in bake-off
Two Omahans are semifinalists in the 46th annual Pillsbury Bake-off.
Deborah Biggs and Tanya Warren are two of 60 semifinalists in the "Amazing Doable Dinners" category. Biggs' recipe is mole-style pulled pork sandwiches, and Warren's is sweet and spicy chicken flatbread.
For the first time, the public is in charge of choosing the winner. Voters can visit bakeoff.com through March 28 and vote for a semifinalist in the category. Those votes will determine 100 finalists, who will travel to Las Vegas in November to compete at the bake-off finals. The winner gets $1 million.
The Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest is a legendary cooking competition that originated in 1949 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. This year, participants were asked to limit their recipes to seven or fewer ingredients and the dish had to be prepared in 30 minutes or less.
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Dallas >Arts & Entertainment > Christie's Sports Bar
2811 McKinney Ave 22, Dallas, TX | Directions 7520432.799284 -96.801452
Sunday 11:00AM - 11:45PM ,Monday 11:00AM - 11:45PM ,Tuesday 11:00AM - 11:45PM ,Wednesday 11:00AM - 11:45PM ,Thursday 11:00AM - 11:45PM ,Friday 11:00AM - 11:45PM ,Saturday 11:00AM - 11:45PM
Neighborhoods: Oak Lawn
AAA – Christie's is at the corner of McKinney Ave and Allen St in Dallas,TX. At first look Christie's is just like most other sports bars, but try the food and you'll know Christie's is in a league of their own!
Christie's allows kids during the day. My kids loved the food there.
The stuffed jalapenos were awesome. They have home cooking- their chicken strips and homemade chips are really good,as well.
Great New Menu – Love the new menu Christie's has. Great choices that are really good. Love the burgers, fish tacos, pork stuffed jalapenos and shrimp garlic pasta. And with the new smoking ban it's not so smoky in there. I also love their new patio. A great place to hang out with friends or watch a game.
Tuesday nights! – Great place to go after a kickball game! Lots of people to meet! Fun place! The bartendars were nice even though the place was very crowded.
Never changes....at least not much – Christie's has been around forever it seems, and with the new makeover, things have gotten better. The addition of a real grill means hot food! Burgers! Steaks! The addition also means they have to pay for it apparently, so the food seems a little pricey for the neighborhood, not way out of line, but you'll pay more there for a burger than other bars/restaurants in the area. Service is usually outstanding, and friendly, and beer/drink prices are right in line with everyone else in uptown...
Love this place! – I've been going to Christies for ten years now and love it! It's the absolute best place to watch a game, especially when they cover the pool tables so you can crawl right up and have a seat. Very cool neighborhood feel to as well though. The "Cheers" of Dallas. Even if it's just you a couple friends in there for a mellow time, the bartenders are great and drinks are consistently "satisfying". Now that they finally have a grill, we can stop by for a burger at lunch and yes, they have healthy salads too. This is all around one of my favorite spots in Dallas. Keep it up guys!
Christes Sports Bar new look – Christies has a new great look! All new floors, surrondings & lighting so it's not so dark. The grill as finally arrived after 16 long years. Great new menu. Great front patio for traffic & people watching. New smoke units for the non-smoker. The Christie family has heard the customers and have tried to do everthing possible for a greater experience. The Big Screens are still the BEST in Uptown and the bar just added a new digital touchtunes jukebox for a much better music selection and great sound
No burgers in a sports bar? – Christie's is a classy sports bar in a great location with good food. They have the NFL ticket as well as the March Madness sports package, so you can watch more than one game at a time. The only problem we had was that they do not have a grill for making burgers! We were told that they would eventually have one. The food we had was very good, although the draft beer selection wasn't the best around.
We said they would come and they have. The grill is open and flowin'. The feed back back has been great so please come and try the new menu and let me now how it is.
Women beware the place is dirty, smoke filled, and grab happy. A little TP would be nice also. If that is what you want than you found it every night of the week.
I definitely am sorry that this experience wasn't a good one. The bar is clean and better smoke units and ventilation have been added since this visit. The grab happy we don't tolerate so if there is a problem let the staff know so we can do our best to solved any problems.
I hope to have another opportunity to make things right.
McKinney sports bar serves up an unpretentious atmosphere and good food that's easy on the wallet. – The Scene
Twenty-five TVs hang above an upscale bar, airing several different sporting events. The three main sections include a dining/viewing area with a big-screen TV in front that is flanked by a long bar on one side. A gaming area with four snooker/billiards tables and shuffleboard is sectioned off by bronze railing on the other side. Dark-wood paneling and a mural of whitecaps crashing into a rocky shoreline highlight an attractive interior.
The Draw
Aside from its prime Uptown location, Christies has some of the best sports viewing in town. Patrons can see just about any game they want. The pool tables are regulation size and well-maintained. Golden Tee fans can get their fix on three different machines or play a game of pinball. The kitchen also serves good bar grub including honey barbecue ribs and an assortment of tasty chicken sandwiches.
good sports bar – We came here for lunch and the service was nice. I recommend parking around back at the square and walking over.
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Ariane 5 V193 liftoff
- Title Ariane 5 V193 liftoff
- Released 22/12/2009 2:27 pm
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On 18 December 2009, an Ariane 5 GS launcher lifted off from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana on a journey to place the French military reconnaissance satellite Helios-2B into Sun-synchronous polar orbit. Flight V193 was the seventh Ariane 5 launch of 2009 and used the last of the GS variant of the launcher.
Liftoff of the 49th Ariane 5 mission took place at 17:26 CET/Paris (16:26 UTC; 13:26 French Guiana). The satellite was accurately injected into its target orbit about 59 minutes later. The payload mass for this launch was 5954 kg; the satellite mass was 4200 kg, with payload adapters and dispensers making up the additional 1754 kg.
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The International Business Times presents a startling claim and a chart to go with it:
China's economy is heavily dependent on manufacturing and exports; its citizens consume only a fraction of all the goods made in the country, and the rest are exported to the U.S., Europe and other markets.
In fact, China makes so much stuff that if it suddenly decided to stop, most of the rest of the world would experience impossibly high demand for many "essentials" of modern life -- things like air conditioners, cell phones and personal computers.
The chart, which includes the stat that 90.6 percent of all personal computers produced in 2011 were made in China, is here.