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Arctic Air | Season 2, Episode 7 | Feb 27, 2013 | 44:13
Eps. 7 - There's Gold in Them Thar Hills
A dying trapper gives Dev and Cece the location of a valuable gold claim, setting off a mini gold rush that pits Arctic Air against Bruce Ward and the Comstock Brothers.

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Not a musical I know....but wanted to make sure people read it so that if they have never seen a Pina Bausch piece they might perhaps consider seeing one next time they are in London.
This was OUTSTANDING and I have not seen such a rapturous reception in an auditorium for many years,
Moving, spectacular, and totally awe inspiring.
The water onstage puts Singing In The Rain to shame (not to be mean to that great musical!) but here there were literally torrents of water in this.
A wonderful evening that will stay in my memory for years and I urge everyone to see a Bausch if get the chance.
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Want an airline to change? Then speak with a million voices
May 15, 2012
When it comes to customer service, travel companies constantly push the limits with fees, surcharges and onerous policies. No industry does it more than the airlines, and no domestic airline does it more than Spirit Airlines, the small Florida-based carrier known for its risque ads and creative extras.
Insurance didn't cover my cruise
May 15, 2012
When Christine Rehak cancels her cruise after her husband's death, she assumes her travel insurance will reimburse her vacation. But she's wrong. Is she going to be stuck with a credit voucher she'll never use?
Hey, what happened to my points?
May 8, 2012
When Jonathan Govias tries to transfer 6,000 points from one frequent flier program to another, they go missing. No one is willing to help him recover the missing miles. Are they gone for good?
A chaotic computer switch in United-Continental merger
May 1, 2012
At United Airlines, they called it the "cutover." It was the final and most difficult piece of the puzzle in the merger with Continental Airlines, and it involved combining two complex passenger reservations systems.
Insurance wasn't required -- how about a refund?
May 1, 2012
When Todd Ramsdell's wife rents a car from Budget, she's told insurance is required. But it isn't, and now she wants her money back. Why isn't Budget budging?
Hey, that's not my chipped windshield!
April 24, 2012
Mark Spritzler gets a surprise bill for $312 after he returns his rental car. Seems his windshield was cracked. But he says he didn't do it -- and he's got proof. Why won't Thrifty see things his way?
Is it too easy to lose the TSA's 'trust'?
April 24, 2012
A new Transportation Security Administration initiative that lets trusted travelers bypass the airport screening line is on the verge of an ambitious expansion. By the end of the year, PreCheck, a government program that offers expedited screening to those who submit to an initial background check, is expected to be available in 35 airports.
Waited a year for a ticket refund
April 17, 2012
Greg Melgares is a patient guy. But even his patience has limits. The refund from Southwest Airlines he's been promised for a year still hasn't arrived. Will the airline ever pay him?
New confidentiality clauses can influence vacation rental reviews
April 17, 2012
Tom and Terri Dorow didn't like their recent vacation rental in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Airlines claim passengers are overtaxed -- but are they?
April 10, 2012
To say that air travelers spend as much time complaining about fees and surcharges as they do flying might not be much of an exaggeration. And now the airline industry wants you to add another complaint to that list: taxes.
Code-sharing confusion grounds my vacation
April 10, 2012
Jay Middour's flight to the Bahamas never happens because of a code-sharing disaster. His vacation is ruined and the airline still has his money. Can this trip be saved?
A one-night penalty that stuck
April 3, 2012
Although Anthony Braxton cancels his hotel more than 24 hours before he checks in, the property charges a one-night penalty, anyway. Can't Hotels.com help him get a refund?
No sense of ownership in home rental phishing scams
April 3, 2012
The rental villa on the French Riviera that Sonia Guillaume found online looked picture-perfect. It featured an impeccably manicured garden, spacious living areas, a pool and stunning views of the medieval village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence.
Where's my ticket refund?
March 27, 2012
David Ludt's flight to Strasbourg is delayed because of a mechanical problem and then canceled because of weather. Now Air France is refusing his ticket refund request. Is he out of luck?
TSA body scanners' apparent flaw raises airport security concerns
March 27, 2012
One of the Transportation Security Administration's vaunted 20 layers of security has been looking a little porous lately, and the resulting dust-up is calling into question the effectiveness -- and the cost-effectiveness -- of post-9/11 airport screening.
BackBid promises a better hotel deal, but at what price?
March 20, 2012
A few days before Eric Kimmel flew from Montreal to San Francisco for a recent conference, he checked to see if he could find a better deal on a hotel.
Insurance doesn't cover my trip cancellation
March 20, 2012
Catherine Markland assumes her travel insurance policy will cover her canceled tour. But it doesn't. Can her trip be saved?
New airline rules yet to be enforced, even as DOT levies record fines
March 13, 2012
Back in August, you might recall, the Transportation Department adopted a set of tough new consumer-protection rules to help airline passengers. In January, it added even more.
Hey, that's no four-star hotel!
March 13, 2012
Albert Muick books a four-star hotel through Expedia in Prague. Turns out, it's just a three-star property. When he asks for a refund, he's sent a series of form letters. What now?
On travel sites, the pre-checked box checks out
March 6, 2012
The pre-checked box, a clever technique that travel companies use to extract a few dollars more from customers booking their trips online, may be checking out.
Where's my ticket refund?
March 6, 2012
American Airlines promises Tracy Wilkinson a bereavement discount in the form of a refund after her grandfather dies. But now it isn't even responding to her inquiries. Why the radio silence?
Consultants help turn frequent-flyer awards into tickets -- for a price
February 29, 2012
Christine Ballentine is a loyal US Airways customer, and she has been saving up her frequent-flyer miles for a trip to France this summer. But turning them into a ticket hasn't been easy.
Wow, that's some luggage fee!
February 29, 2012
Carla Stewart believes she's flying from Madrid to Cancun on Air Europa, and that her luggage fee is 60 Euros per bag. She's wrong on both counts, and has to spend 500 Euros to transport her luggage on another airline. Who is responsible?
Who's afraid to drive on the left-hand side?
February 22, 2012
I don't scare easily, but nothing puts the fear of God in me like driving on the left-hand side of the road.
No refund for derailed train trip
February 14, 2012
David Battas exits his first-class train halfway through the trip after numerous problems and decides to fly to his destination. He wants a refund from Amtrak. But is he entitled to one?
FAA bill a mixed bag for air travelers
February 14, 2012
It took five years of debate and more than two dozen short-term extensions, but the legislation finally passed last week.
Help! I'm getting a runaround on a refund
February 7, 2012
Michael Roessle tries to book a room through the Accor website, but he ends up with two. Now he's being given the runaround for trying to get a refund. What does he need to do to get his money back?
Bill aims to scuttle new airfare pricing rule
February 7, 2012
Enjoy the government's new airfare rule. It might not last.
I paid for tickets on the wrong airline
January 31, 2012
Q: I planned an once-in-a-lifetime trip for my two children and me to South Africa a few months ago. I used a travel agency to book my airline tickets.
Vacation rental phishing scams catch more travelers
January 31, 2012
Shauna Kattler thought she'd found the ideal rental home in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, for her Christmas vacation: a two-bedroom penthouse condominium with a hot tub and an impossibly perfect view of the Caribbean.
Costa Concordia sinking leaves other cruise-ship passengers alarmed -- and out of luck
January 24, 2012
The tragic sinking of the Costa Concordia cruise ship last week is leaving a line of worried passengers in its wake. Betty Westbrook is among them. The retiree from Allen, Texas, called me hours after the ship sank off the Italian coast, hoping that I could help her. "What are my chances for a refund?" she asked
Did I go all 'Incredible Hulk' on my rental car?
January 24, 2012
Q: I recently rented an SUV from Enterprise in Tenafly, N.J. A manager and I walked around the car before I left the lot. Neither of us saw any damage.
Why can't I transit through London?
January 20, 2012
Q: I'm an Indian national residing in the United States. I was scheduled to fly from Houston to Mumbai on British Airways recently. My itinerary involved a short stopover in London.
Navigating the bewildering new world of car rentals
January 18, 2012
Alix Davidson says she was "totally excited" when her car rental company recently offered her the keys to a Toyota Prius in Seattle. It was her first time behind the wheel of a hybrid electric vehicle.
Google's little flight search problem
January 12, 2012
If you haven't Googled a flight itinerary recently, you should try it.
Maybe I should have taken a picture of my rental
January 12, 2012
Q: I'm having a problem with a car I recently rented from National in Denver, and I hope you have the time to help me. I'm a faithful reader of your column, but when I rented the car, I failed to follow your advice.
XL passengers invade my economy-class seat -- and airlines let them
January 3, 2012
When Elisabeth Haas took her window seat on an American Airlines flight from Orlando to Dallas earlier this year, she discovered a problem -- a very big problem.
Where did this Disney resort fee come from?
January 3, 2012
Q: I checked into the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort recently, and was unexpectedly charged a resort fee. I had booked the stay with my Starwood Preferred Guest points.
The 'additional driver' fee that won't get lost
January 3, 2012
Q: We rented a car for our month-long vacation in Baltimore through Dollar Rent-A-Car recently. I was quoted a rate of $872 for an economy car.
New rules for airline fees are a partial victory for travelers
January 3, 2012
If airfares confuse you as much as they confuse me, then I have some good news: Several new rules are going to make it easier to calculate the total cost of a ticket.
A holiday surprise from the travel industry
December 20, 2011
Sometimes when you travel, it's the little gestures of compassion that make the biggest difference -- especially during the holidays.
Maybe I won't be home for Christmas
December 20, 2011
Q: We are supposed to fly to Australia for Christmas to be with my wife's parents, but we're not sure if we'll be able to make it. I hope you can help us.
The lights went out, but they kept my money
December 14, 2011
Q: We recently checked into the Holiday Inn Express Hotel Poulsbo in Poulsbo, Wash., and experienced a lapse in service. We need your help with a refund.
Do air travelers need new federal protections?
December 14, 2011
It's not your imagination. Congress seems to be paying closer attention to travelers' welfare.
A $481 bill for damage I didn't do
December 6, 2011
When Mary Dampier returns her rental car to Alamo, she believes it is undamaged. But the company begs to differ, and now it is threatening to refer the case to a collection agency. Is there any hope?
Cashless toll roads, another hazard for car renters
December 6, 2011
Think of it as an invisible road hazard. Three months after Joan Cox rented a Ford Fusion in Orlando last summer, a surprise bill from Thrifty Car Rental landed in her mailbox. The company wanted 50 cents for a toll violation on the BeachLine Expressway, a toll road that connects Orlando with the East Coast beaches and the Kennedy Space Center.
Do we need an international travelers' bill of rights?
November 29, 2011
One moment, 8-year-old Brent Midlock was swimming in a shallow saltwater pool at an all-inclusive resort in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. The next, he was gone.
Star confusion on my Hotwire hotel room
November 29, 2011
Q: I just booked a hotel room in New Orleans through Hotwire. It seemed like a great deal. The listing was for a 4.5 star hotel. I started looking around their website, trying to determine what the possibilities were and by looking at the "hotel plus car" section I was able to see that there seemed to be three nice choices of 4.5 star hotels in the area the listing was in.
Hartford tarmac stranding doesn't justify new law
November 22, 2011
The Halloween weekend stranding of more than 1,000 airline passengers at Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Conn., brought the tarmac delay activists out in full force again, pushing for new laws that they claim would prevent lengthy ground delays.
Help! My river cruise transfers are sunk
November 22, 2011
Q: My wife and I are booked on a Viking River Cruise. We plan to go from Washington to Moscow three days early, take the river cruise to St. Petersburg and remain there for three days before going on to a four-day stopover in Paris en route home. It is because of the diversions and deviation that Viking is attempting to set aside its responsibility to comply with what its literature apparently states.
Should you take your pet on vacation?
September 8, 2011
Over the years, my incendiary writings have offended everyone from airline pilots to card-carrying frequent fliers to travel agents. I make no apologies for ticking them off.
Help! I've been 'walked' to a motel
September 2, 2011
Q: I made a reservation at a Fairfield Inn in Philadelphia earlier this year. I prepaid for two nights and received a confirmation.
How to protect your luggage from being pilfered
September 2, 2011
Philip Bramson's iPod vanished from his checked luggage on a recent flight to Mexico, and recovering it seemed impossible.
Just ignore those dings and dents -- your bill is in the mail
August 23, 2011
With all the recent stories about questionable damage claims on rental cars, it's no surprise that motorists like Mike Weaver would insist on inspecting his vehicle before renting it. Or that he expects to note every ding and dent before he drives away.
Do flight attendants really hate their passengers?
August 9, 2011
When, exactly, did flight attendants stop caring about us?
Airport parking fees starting to multiply
July 26, 2011
Like many travelers, Hal Frost is accustomed to being hit with fees everywhere he goes, from the airport check-in counter to the hotel front desk. But long-term parking used to always be pretty straightforward: the rate he was quoted was the rate he paid.
A dropped damage claim that keeps coming back
July 12, 2011
Q: I rented a car from National for a family trip to Houston recently. The rental was uneventful. But a month later, I received a letter saying that the car had been returned with about $2,000 worth of damage, which included needing to replace a front bumper and a headlight.
The ATM that sucked my money back
July 12, 2011
When Robert Hillestad tried to withdraw 200 pounds from an automatic teller machine in London last April, he got a bait-and-switch. Almost literally.
Do I have to pay for that ding on my rental?
September 21, 2010
Q: We recently rented a car through Avis in Frankfurt, Germany, via AutoEurope. We declined the insurance, since our credit card covers us.
Revenge of the car rental agents
September 21, 2010
Be nice to your car rental agent. Otherwise you could end up like Hank Jeffries.
Ship of fine print: 7 clauses to beware of in your cruise contract
September 7, 2010
If you ever want to feel confused, outraged and powerless all at the same time, just read your cruise line's ticket contract.
Outwitting hotels' maximum occupancy rules
July 7, 2010
Although he sometimes feels "a little dishonest" about it, Jeremy Reed says he doesn't have much choice: With seven children, from an infant to a teenager, and on a limited budget, he often reserves only one hotel room when he's on vacation.
Car rental craziness: 6 odd rules -- and how to steer clear of them
June 22, 2010
If you thought airlines had wacky rules, try renting a car.
Fee alert: When hotels start acting like airlines and what you can do about it
June 8, 2010
If you think hotels will never stoop to the level of airlines -- charging extra for anything that isn't bolted down -- maybe you've never heard of easyHotel.
Hotels connect the dots between guests and online reviews
May 11, 2010
Hotels want to know who you are, especially if you're reviewing them anonymously.
The honest guest's guide to free hotel amenities
April 7, 2010
Where's the line? When you're staying at a hotel, is it OK to pocket the bottles of shampoo and lotion? How about the magazines? Bathrobes? Furniture?
What hotels will resort to for a good review
March 9, 2010
Oh, the things hotels will do for a good review.
Hotel fees that must die -- and how to kill them
February 9, 2010
Resort fees. Mandatory tips. Concierge surcharges.
Find a cheaper car rental rate away from the airport
January 26, 2010
The best rate Darren Popik could find on a weekend car rental at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport recently was $114. So he decided to look elsewhere.


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The Koda Living Community will be physically connected to the Owatonna Hospital via a heated, walkway on the northwest side of the Owatonna Hospital.
In February 2013, the new 80-bed Koda Living Community, a skilled nursing facility located off Interstate 35 in Owatonna, will open providing long- and short-term care.
Koda Living Community is being built through a partnership between the Benedictine Health System and Steele County. The Living Community model, as developed by the Benedictine Health System, incorporates the latest innovations and approaches to elder care. Koda will serve people who need care while transitioning from the hospital to home, as well as those who need longer term skilled nursing care.
The new facility will feature friendly neighborhood-style living with home-like private and semi-private rooms, a rehabilitation center, beauty salon and spiritual care chapel. What's more, it will be physically connected to the Owatonna Hospital via a heated, ground-level walkway to provide convenience for patients who transition from Owatonna Hospital to the Koda Living Community.
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"Right from the Start," a new year-long orientation program, has been created for new faculty by the Faculty Development Advisory Committee.This program was developed to shorten the New Faculty Orientation session to a 3-hour period and to allow more time for presentations relevant to faculty life here at WFSM, including expanded sessions on understanding the research mission, medical education, mentoring, the graduate school, and funds flow.Mary Lou Voytko, PhD, Associate Dean, Faculty Development, states, "We hope that new faculty will make the time to attend one of each session to benefit from this program, and to feel welcomed and become more knowledgeable about being a faculty member here at Wake Forest School of Medicine."The program will also give new faculty an understanding of the policies and procedures of the Medical Center during this brown bag series. Although "Right from the Start" is targeted for new faculty, all faculty are welcome to attend.The sessions will be informal and interactive. They will be held in the Medical School Board Room on the first floor of the Gray Building just outside the Carpenter Library. Registration is required and each session is repeated twice.
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Ever since her breakup with Justin Bieber, there have been different rumors on who Selena Gomez is dating these days.
Here's a look at some of the men she's been linked to since her breakup with Justin.
Luke Bracey or Josh Hutcherson?
On Sunday January 13 at a Golden Globes after-party, she was allegedly spotted holding hands with Australian actor Luke Bracey.
However, other reports suggested that Selena also spent the evening flirting it up with Josh Hutcherson. According to Hollywood Life, "She was dancing and flirting with Josh," our insider said. "[Vanessa] was there to witness it. Selena was dancing and having lots of fun and flirting with Josh."
It was also rumored that she and Josh left the party hand in hand.
Niall Horan
Back in December, many Selenators were hoping that Selena would move on with the One Direction member. Some fans were looking forward to double dates with Harry Styles and then-girlfriend, Taylor Swift.
However, it doesn't look like Selena and Niall are going to happen.
According to an insider, "Niall and Selena are friendly with each other, but they don't want to date each other. They're not attracted to each other. And if they were attracted to each other (but they're not), Niall wouldn't want to hurt his friendship with Justin by dating Selena. Niall still has a crush on Demi Lovato, who's been Selena's friend for a long time. He wouldn't ruin his chances with Demi by dating Selena,"
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"Selena has sworn off men for the time being. She just wants to be free to do what she wants to do and not have to worry about anyone else but herself. It's been a while since she's been able to do that. So, for now, she wants to go out with her girlfriends or have slumber parties at her home without being committed and in a relationship with a boy."
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So is Selena playing the field? Or is she taking a break from the dating scene? My guess is that the truth probably lies somewhere in between. After getting out of a long-term relationship, it's understandable that she might want to step back and focus on herself for awhile. Still, there's no harm in seeing what's out there before getting into another relationship.
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I have finally found worthy of my vote. Too bad he's only running for governor of Texas.
Alas Mayre, that is oh so true, the problem is, he doesn't have enough loyal cabinet ministers.Originally posted by Marye:
You know Lliam, your boy Blair might suffer the same fate. Labour candidate ............ sure.
Poor Tony author of his own demise ...... Interesting, and way off topic too Lliam, on Canadian TV last evening was a Charles and Camilla special (Poor Charles, the press won't leave him alone... was the point) and at the same time on U.S. TV was "Diana the Secret Tapes" (Poor Diana, the press never left her alone....) I was amused.Originally posted by lliam:
Alas Marye, that is oh so true, the problem is, he doesn't have enough loyal cabinet ministers.
"Let it be known that if you plan on voting for GB, don't mention it around me.
Bush's tax cuts were presented here as just what Shos says, a cut for the rich. There has been one dissenting voice (I forget whose) saying pretty much what you said above, Haggis, so your comments counter our media line, rightly or wrongly. Obviously I'm personally in no position to judge.Originally posted by Haggis:
......And Shos, you know there was no tax cut "for the rich." If you support redistribution of wealth, then you should state you support an entitlement program. To say the tax cut was for the rich is just disingenuous.
The top five percent of American tax payers pay over 50% of all taxes collected and have for over a decade. The top 1% pays over 1/3 of all taxes collected.
You can't cut taxes for people who don't PAY taxes....... [/QB]
Ah, Lliam, my saying, "poor Charles" and "poor Diana" was the ANGLE of the television specials, I was not offering my personal feelings about the Royals. I thought it was amusing that Canada had the "poor Charles" production and the U.S. had the "poor Diana" production AND on the same night.Originally posted by lliam:
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"The point about September 11th was not its detailed planning; not its devilish execution; not even, simply, that it happened in America, on the streets of New York. All of this made it an astonishing, terrible and wicked tragedy, a barbaric murder of innocent people.
But what galvanised me was that it was a declaration of war by religious fanatics who were prepared to wage that war without limit. They killed 3000.
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that's not so." equally passionate this election year"
And so, we dove into war in two countries, trashed two infrastructures and created lots more widows and orphans, pretty much giving the terrorists what they want.Tony Blair, as quoted by Haggis:
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I Smell a Spin-off… and BRAINS!!
by Mike Phirman on July 9, 2010
I have a sneaking suspicion that TRUE BLOOD is about to introduce yet another type of creature. The other night, did anyone else notice this creepy dude staggering through the foreground?
Let's just ZOOM IN and ENHANCE…
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Wiuff who started the year with a
disapointing loss to James Lee in Pride, ended the year on a high note and
promised big things going forward. (MMARR conducted a video interview with
Wiuff shortly after his bout and that is coming soon)
In the semi-main event of the evening The Filipino Delight Del Hawkins stifled multiple submission attempts at the hands of a valient Brandon Foxworth effort to secure the IFO bantamweight title in the third round. Foxworth left everything he had in the ring but Hawkins proved to be too much in a back and forth bout affair where both fighters had their opportunites. Foxworth's submission skills kept him dangerous throughout the contest but his stand up skills proved to be lacking and Hawkins capitalized throughout the bout throwing heavy shots at every opportunity. Foxworth for his part was adept on the ground and appeared to be close on a couple of submissions that forced Hawkins to work hard to escape. A failed guillotine attempt in the first was the closest that Foxworth came to winning and it was downhill from there and the The Filipino Delight was eventually able to wear him down and stop him in the third round via tko stoppage from elbows to the face.
Some of the loudest applause of the evening was reserved for Elena Reid, a local boxer entering her very first MMA contest.
Her opponent Tammie Schneider of an 0-2 MMA record was clearly overwhelmed by Reid who fought off the clinch and takedown attempts to batter her opponent with strikes. Late in the first round Reid fell to mount over Schneider off a scramble and fired off numerous punches to the head but Schneider was able to survive the mount and live on to the second, but it would prove to be the begining of the end. Early in the second it was clear that Schneider didnt have much left and Reid seized the opportunity to back her up agains the fence and use the hands to tee off on her defenseless opponent wtih a volley of punches to force the referee to step in and stop the fight at 2:05 of the second round.
Denis Davis was able to stalk down his opponent Reynaldo Duarte and land enough shots standing to secure the unanimous decision victory over an elusive opponent. Duarte appeared to be the more athletic of the two fighters and tried to use swift in and out, and perpetual motion to dart out of danger but his elusivness came at the cost of effective offense. Davis's experience showed, and he remained paitent throughout the match and never gave up the opportunity that Duarte needed to land the defining blow. Davis appeared to get stronger as the fight went on and Duarte was less and less effective with his offense as time lapsed into the third stanza, and Davis was able to do enough to win a unanimous decision after three rounds.
In earlier action
Jeff Cox took the fight to the ground almost at will and frustrated his blue haired opponent Joe Cronin for two rounds before Cox's right hand careened off of Cronins face and sent him crumbling to the canvas in a surprise ending in the third and final round.
}Ryan Bader who came out to the Star Wars music of Darth Vader, used his superior wrestling to secure an entertaining victory over Brad Peterson who couldnt keep the fight on the feet long enough to land the telling blow in the most lively contest of the evening.
Lion's Den fighter Buddy Roberts was able to secure the rear naked choke at 1:06 of the first round of the evening over Dennis Bacon to kick off the nights action .
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Kristin D. Russell is a dynamic and innovative executive with more than twenty years experience in leading operations, services, and information technology (IT) functions. In February 2011, Kristin was appointed by Governor Hickenlooper to serve as the state's Secretary of Technology and Chief Information Officer. As the Chief Information Officer, she is responsible for the overall information systems function statewide and to increase the effectiveness of government through the use of shared information and technology. As the Secretary of Technology, she leads IT economic development for the state and is responsible for promoting Colorado as a headquarters location for new technology companies and attracting tech workers to Colorado. Kristin also chairs the Colorado Innovation Network Board of Advisors.
Prior to joining the Governor's Office, she was the Vice President of Global IT Service Operations at Oracle where she was responsible for all data centers and computing operations worldwide. Kristin led the organization that provided all infrastructure services for Oracle's internal business operations, as well as the external lines of business such as Cloud Services, Oracle CRM On Demand, and Oracle University. Preceding her affiliation with Oracle, Kristin served as Vice President of Global IT Operations for Sun Microsystems, Inc. where she led the team that provisioned IT solutions and services to Sun's extended enterprise, supporting in excess of 40,000 Sun employees and partners around the globe. While at Sun, Kristin spent many years in various leadership roles within Services, supporting Sun's top customers in the field and providing remote technical support of Sun's extensive platform, operating system, and networking technologies. Kristin has also held roles in customer management, statistical process control analysis and training and development while at Citigroup and Southern Pacific Transportation Lines.
Kristin has a degree in International Affairs from the University of Colorado, and is a graduate of the Colorado Executive Development in Residence program at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Kristin serves on the boards of CTA – Colorado's Technology Association, the Statewide Internet Portal Authority (SIPA), and the Department of Business Information and Analytics for Denver University. As a result of her community and professional leadership, Kristin was honored as one of Government Technology's Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers for 2013, selected as the Denver Business Journal's 2013 Public/Non-Profit CIO of the Year, awarded Top 10 Breakaway Leader by Global CIO Executive Summit, and named one of Computerworld's 2012 Premier 100 IT Leaders. She is also a recipient of the Denver Business Journal's Forty Under 40 award, the 2009 Silicon Valley Tribute to Women in Industry (TWIN) award, and a finalist for the Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce 2011 Athena Award.
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Keen Men's Newport H2 Sandal
Designed to perform in adverse conditions, the Men's Newport H2 Sandal by Keen has a razor-siped outsole and 3mm lugs to provide excellent traction. Keen made the Newport H2's a true hybrid, the synthetic uppers withstand the abuse of saltwater and dirt, while providing supple comfort and stylish looks. Designed for sailing and watersports, enjoy wearing the Newports out on a race. Enjoy the trademark toe protection that Keen offers.
FEATURES of the Keen Men's Newport H2 Sandal
- Washable polyester webbing upper
- Secure fit lace capture system
- Aegis microbe shield hydrophobic lining and footbed
- Metatomical EVA molded footbed
- Compression molded EVA midsole
- Multi-directional lug pattern with razor siping
- Non-marking rubber outsole
SPECIFICATIONS of the Keen Men's Newport H2 Sandal
- Weight: 14.3 oz / 405 g
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I wore these to the lake a number of times and they are great for those rocky shores when battling with jet skis and boats. The protection with the toe and sole are great and the strapping seems very durable and has held up well thus far. For my feet, it was comfortable right way, a good fit. I really needed a sandal I could wear at the lake where I need protection, comfort and durable... and so far, this has fit the bill nicely. Warning, they do leave funny tan lines! :)
nothing beats the Keen! i love these things. wear them to hike, anything in the water. they are gold. the traction is superb and the closed-toe makes them perfect. literally the go-to outdoor shoe for anything wet!
My husband wanted a pair of these when he saw our son wearing them. He finds them comfortable and stylish. He likes that they are closed toe and durable, not a flimsy flip flop like so many shoes are nowadays.
Great shoe! Tough as nails and comfortable too! Only gripe is that if you walk in sandy water, it it almost impossible to get the sand/pebbles/etc out of the shoe without taking them off. Also, I wish the material would dry a little quicker. Have wet feet all day sucks.
Picked these up for our trip to Kauai. I wanted a versatile pair of shoes for everything so I didn't have to pack my Jersey Shore Suitcase of Shoes. They do the job wonderfully. From the airport to the muddy Nepali coast trail and everything in between. Took them in the ocean when I dove into Queens bath followed by a dip in some waterfalls. When we were done I tossed them in the wash and air-dried and it's like they are brand new. Well worth the price!
Bought these for my husband who hates sandals. Had to find something he'd wear on the boat and around the beach other than his athletic shoes and socks. He loves these shoes and they are such an improvement!
my husband loves these shoes. i think because he can walk through anything and just wash them off. it is one shoe i don't fuss about if they get dirty. they are really well made and can take just about any abuse you can do to them . you can count on these shoes for a while.
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I will start with boxing at the turn of the century and the first name that comes to mind is the great Jack Johnson who was repeatedly denied bythe white establishment a shot at the heavyweight championship simply because he was a black man And when he finally got his chance,he destroyed the racist Tommy Burns.So,my question is,how can the white heavyweights of that era proclaim to be the best and refuse to fight black fighters?Sam mcveigh,another black fighter was considered to be on par with Johnson but yet,he never had a chance at the title either. Jack Dempsey stated pubically that he would never give a black man a shot at the title.
The pundits speak about the integrity of sports but its a sham,especially in professional baseball when black men were shut out completely in that sport until only 62 years ago.My question is,how valid are the records of Babe Ruth and other so-called greats of the game when players such as Josh Gibson were not allowed to play?Would Babe Ruth had ever been home run king if Gibson was allowed to play?Todays sports commentators talk about how steroids are undermining the integrity of the game.My question is how can integrity be undermined when it was never present form the inception of the game?


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It's an amazing phenomenon.
For months, few casual fans seem to care about the NHL.
Maybe it's because the season begins before Halloween, right in the heart of the NFL and college football seasons, stretches through the holidays and needs to wait until Super Bowl until the non-diehards start paying attention.
And even March Madness puts it on the back burner until finally the Stanley Cup playoffs begin and then, wow, we're all "Flyered up."
It has happened again, and not just around here.
The all-Pennsylvania battle between the Flyers and Penguins has caused seemingly the entire country to at least want to take a sip from the Stanley Cup.
NBC's ratings for Sunday's Game 3 of the Flyers-Pens series drew a 2.3 share, which was the best number for a NHL playoff game, excluding a Stanley Cup final game, since 2002.
Nothing like a bitter feud, including perhaps the most recognizable player in the sport in Sidney Crosby, to bring the average sports fan to the table.
Everyone gives lip service to curbing violence in all sports, but the truth of the matter is that fighting sells and the animosity on display between the Flyers and Penguins has been at least part of the lure.
It also helps that defense, at least by Pittsburgh, has been non-existent. Baseball purists may want 1-0 games, but remember, offense sells tickets, or in this case, boosts viewers.
Expect today's Game 4, the potential clincher for the Flyers, to do exceptionally well in the ratings. And frankly, upcoming Eastern Conference semis that might feature the Rangers, Flyers, Devils and Bruins would continue the ratings push since the northeast is the most populated, and considered the most passionate part of the country when it comes to sports.
And don't disregard NBC's part in this ratings resurgence.
You might still have to go searching up and down your channel chart to find these games, but having the NBC Sports brand attached to these playoffs is a big assist to the NHL.
Something on Versus just doesn't offer the same cache as something seen on the NBC Sports Network.
Plus, the relationship between NBC and Comcast with its various Sportsnets spread throughout the country, have also has been a boost.
An NBC release said that this is the first time in the 95-year history of the NHL that every Stanley Cup playoff game will be televised nationally with as many as 105 playoff games and 262 hours of programming in store until the Cup is hoisted in mid-June.
NBC, the NBC Sports Network, the NHL Network and NBCUniversal's business, channel, CNBC, are sharing the load, but if one channel is benefitting the most it's the newly named NBC Sports Network (formerly Versus) which had 12 of the first 22 games televised through Monday night.
NFL remains king
Let's make it clear, however, that one league still remains supreme when it comes to sports television and that's the NFL.
What other sport could possibly be big enough to merit not one, but two three-hour shows devoted to just the release of its regular-season schedule?
The NFL has realized better than anyone that it can use television to manufacture events to keep their sport front and center for the seven months between Super Bowl and opening day. No one is better at self-promotion as the upcoming three-day NFL draft extravaganza will remind us.
Did you know?
Upper Merion High and Penn State graduate Lisa Salters has been promoted to ESPN's sideline reporter on Monday Night Football. … You can watch a replay of Lafayette's Maroon and White spring game on RCN-4 on Saturday night at 7. … CBS Sports will kick off its 2012 college football schedule with Notre Dame vs. Navy from Dublin, Ireland on Sept. 1 at 9 a.m. — 2 p.m. in Dublin. CBS's lead team of Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson will call the action. … Wednesday marks 100 days until the July 27 opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics and the NBC Sports Group and the networks of NBCUniversal are taking part in a multi-platform marketing innitative to promote the Games. In the 8 p.m. programming block, all 20 NBCUniversal channels will participate in a 30-second spot that promotes the 100-day countdown. Also, NBCUniversal will be participating at the USOC's Team USA take-over at Times Square on Wednesday.
Keith's Can't Miss
Penn State's Blue and White Game, much anticipated for obvious reasons, will be replayed on The Big Ten Network at 8 p.m. Saturday. It is available live on the Internet at BTN2GO.
Live from New York, it's Eli
Eli Manning, following in his brother's footsteps, will host Saturday Night Live on May 5.
Peyton Manning hosted in March of 2007 and drew rave reviews for his performance.
As long as he doesn't need cue cards as a crutch the way Charles Barkley and Lindsay Lohan have as hosts, he should do just fine.


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I like this monitor. The picture seems crisp.
I would definitely beat up the kid who had this in their dorm room!!
I have a 3008WFP on my workstation and love it. This is the follow-on. Jonesing... :)
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I really like that 16:10 form factor, with which I am familiar from my current 24" HP LP2465, but the problem is that the Dell costs about 2/3 as much again as the 27" 16:9 Samsung SyncMaster models with PLS panels, S27A850T and S27A850D, respectively, that I've been eying. And while a larger screen would be nice, the 27" models do provide a sharper image, due to lesser pixel size at max resolution, and I have a sneaking suspicion that the quality of the Samsung models is superior. O well, while waiting for a solution to this problem of what to choose to turn up, I save money, which is probably a good thing as were I to purchase any one of these three models, I'd also have to upgrade from my ancient Geforce 7900 GTX to something significantly more powerful in order to run them....
I agree with Henri. The 27 inch DO provide a SHAPE EDGE TO THE MONITOR. I HAVE A SAMSUNG MONITOR AND THAT THING IS NO JOKE. EVERYTHING IS PRE CONFIGURED FOR THE EYES.
To tell you the truth I am looking at getting either a 24 or 27" right now, or better yet I would like to grab one the prices on either are nice and of course will only get nicer I a sure. While a 30" might be nice I am thinking it is more than I want in a desktop unit really. The +'s you guys add about the picture quality and responsiveness are also important ones as well.
I bought a 24 inch monitor and thought it wouldn't be to big, but when i opened the box and pulled it out i was overwhelmed by its size. I would love to know what happens if i put this on my desk.
But thats because i went from a 18inch to a 24 inch. Now when i go to a 18inch monitor in school i just look at it and wish i had a bigger monitor.
This monit is OLD. Why this review now? Isn't there a newer one comming soon?
very lovely indeed.
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I never wear red polish. Well, not never, but pretty close. I think maybe once a year I decide to wear it on my toes. I have a few red polishes but they usually just sit in a drawer and take up space. I like the classic, pin-up red color that's sexy but timeless. Not too vampy or deep. No shimmer or unnecessary extras. This is perfect. Just a clean, smooth creme finish in a red you can't go wrong with. It looks beautiful on my very pale skin and makes me feel like a bombshell. Great formulation too. Goes on evenly without streaking and is fully opaque after two coats. Not too thick or too thin so it's easy to apply without making a mess.
I don't know why it took me so long to find this color but now that I have it I'll be wearing red a lot more often.
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I love chanel polishes and this one is much more shiny than Dragon but very close in shade. I keep reaching for this as opposed to Dragon. It's definitely my go to true red with a blue base, very classic.
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I love red nail polishes and at least twice a season, I wear an in-your-face red. This certainly fits the bill. It is classic red and has a cooler-leaning undertone that makes it flattering on a range of skin colours. I consider this more of a jelly, and I did find that application was a little uneven. However, it was still fairly easy to use. I found that it took 3 coats to reach the same depth of colour as the bottle. I have said I won't repurchase bc this is a standard neutral red and while I love the idea of a classic Chanel red, I'm sure I can find a dupe in a less expensive, but still good quality, brand. Shine and wear time are both very good on me. I use butter London nail foundation as base, and Sally Hansen Insta-Dry as top coat.
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Love this product. It's such a gorgeous, classic red. I was going to order Chanel 'Rouge Fatal' online but was in a department store yesterday and picked this up after seeing the colour of Rouge Fatal in person. Am so so glad I didn't order Rouge Fatal and picked this instead. Rouge Fatal is a tomato-like colour where as this is much more berry in tone. Applies beautifully, quick drying. Love it.
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Without a shadow of a doubt, this is the best colour in the existance of nail polish. This is the perfect red for the classic half-moon red nail. It is vampy without looking tacky. Two coats are more than enough. xo
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I have no idea why I was shocked when these Chanel polishes turned out to be better than OPI's and all other "mid-range" polishes. I guess sometimes I just assume that designer beauty products are pulling a fast one? I don't know. But not the case here.. this stuff is the real deal, in every way. Lasts a solid week with minimal wear, the application is impeccable, the brush is SO precise and the color payoff is shocking; I actually shake my head after doing every nail. Looking forward to buying more.
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The perfect red jelly. This is not so vampy or in your face that you can't wear it to work. Bridget Bardot classic. I like it with two coats. Three gets a bit too sultry for me. Wore fairly well too. Would rebuy.
Thanks Chanel for reissuing! Now if you could bring back some moar old nommy colors, we might become nail besties.
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The good: Pirate is beautiful. The formula is as smooth as silk and easy to work with. Three coats provide the best opaqueness with the result being a truly beautiful and richly pigmented classic red.
The bad? This is one of the most chip-prone polishes I have ever worn. I'm so sad, because the color is so beautiful, however it barely lasts 2 days before it looks horrible and needs to be removed. I use Seche Vite as my topcoat, so I may experiment with different topcoats to see if I can get more than 48-hours of wear before classy turns to trashy.
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I don't understand how anybody can expect this one to be a brownish red from looking at the bottle. I expected an intense, blue based red creme, and that's exactly what I got on the nail. As always with Chanel, application was fast and easy, and I could have stopped at one coat and got a bright, clear fuchsia, had I wanted to. I applied three coats though and got the color it has in the bottle. Coming to think of it, it's rather strange that Chanel haven't had this color in their range before. It is a standard blue based red, close to many other true reds. It's very beautiful, but if you have about 25 reds in your collection, you probably already own a color like this.
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Chanel Pirate was my first foray into mid-range or high-end polishes, after spending much of freshman & sophmore years rotating between NYC Black and black Sharpies. Whichever worked best and was more conveinient at the time. Maybe I'm nostalgic, maybe it's the fact I threw that first bottle out last night while cleaning, or maybe it's the knowledge of knowing this was my first real cosmetic counter purchase that my Mommy didn't buy for me as a stocking stuffer. Who knows. Suffice it to say, I love Pirate.
On me, Pirate with first coat goes on a bright red colour. It's first coat is very opaque, but I have to do two coats to get the burgundy-brown-red it looks in the bottle. I'm extremely pale, and this looks dramatic on me, but in a more grown up way than NYC Black ever did. And even if I love me some black nails, there's some part of me that has a bit of a block against it - like I should have the Hot Headz Pink Hair I did in 9th grade when I pull out the old NYC Black. Pirate is deep, dramatic and dark on me - almost like what I would imagine dried blood would like in some B-list vampire movie. It is much more wearable in my boring, office job than Black.
This also stains my nails like mad if I don't use a base coat.
Chip-wise, it does chip. The un-chipped portions last a good amount of time, but it does chip. Usually about 2 days after, it will start to chip. Then, it'll stop. I've had un-chipped portions of Pirate last on my nails for up to 2 weeks. Regardless, all these reviews about how it doesn't chip kinda surprised me. So, took off a star for that.
Personally, I find it a little too much for summer, but I'm all over this in fall & winter.
I love the formula, but I do think there are better and cheaper alternative out there. However, the colour IMO can't be beat and I'm willing to re-buy.
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