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Fraser Allen Creative Design
Fraser Allen Creative Design is an independent, Kent based graphic design and creative artwork company specialising in design for both print and the web, with over 25 years of experience in the print industry.Fraser Allen Creative Design can help you produce anything from an A5 leaflet advertising a local event right up to a glossy magazine or catalogue. Being free of some of the constraints required by larger companies not only means that our overheads are low, but also that you are not 'just another job'. The personal attention we provide means that we are committed to developing long term working relationships with all our customers. We are very aware just how important it is to keep customers pleased and we want them coming back time and again.
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If you need any printed product produced: brochures, fliers, leaflets, stationery, magazines and newsletters, or even simple animations and logo designs. Fraser Allen Creative Design can help you produce almost anything that you need to market your company or event, from tee shirt graphics to exterior banners and anything in-between.
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We create and design websites specifically tailored to suit your needs, from the simplest of pages to full CMS driven sites, your web presence should offer the first impression that you deserve.
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Visit the fraser allen photography website.
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I am a Kent based mac operator / graphic designer / creative artworker. I have over 25 years experience in the print and design industry covering everything from bench planning and platemaking right through to the latest design software on both apple and microsoft platforms.
I am a very strong creative artworker with a good eye for typography and up to date software skills. I have worked on everything from business card logo design right up to exhibition displays and have acted as a 'brand guardian' for some large London-based companies.
I have lots of experience with pre-press workflow and imposition software and am very comfortable working both individually and as part of a team. I have plenty of experience in Kodak's Prinergy and Heidelberg's Prinect workflows along with Preps and Signa imposition software.
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General Visitation
- Noon to 8 p.m.
We encourage visiting with the established guidelines to help the patients get the rest they need. That means no more than two visitors at a time. This helps us keep noise levels low creating a more restful environment. Special arrangements are possible for out-of-town visitors, those unable to visit during scheduled times and other special conditions. Please contact a nurse for assistance.
Intensive Care, Main floor
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Open visitation after 8 p.m. is evaluated on a case-by-case basis and must be approved by the Charge Nurse, Clinical Nurse Leader, or Nurse Manager. Children younger than 14 years are not permitted in the ICU.
No more than two visitors at the bedside at any one time. Visitors are asked to check in at the Nurses Station prior to entering a patient room.
Acute Rehabilitation Unit 2nd floor, south end of the Medical Arts Building
- Noon to 8 p.m.
Special arrangements may be made for family participation in therapy sessions.
Surgery, Main floor
Immediate family can visit at any time on the day of surgery.
Intermediate Care Unit, 2nd floor west
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William "Bill" Storey
LONGVILLE, TEXAS –– William J. Storey, age 78, went home to the Lord on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2014. On Thursday, April 24th, a Rosary will be said at 6:00pm followed by visitation at Rader Funeral Home. The Service will be held at St. Anthony 's Catholic Church at 10:00am on Friday, April 25th. Bill was a family man, loving husband to Loretta for 49 years, and father to 5 children. He believed in faith, family, church, charity, unity and living by example.
Bill grew up in Illinois and graduated from Bradley University with a degree in engineering. He later received his Professional Engineering license. While working in Albuquerque, he met his wife Loretta, who he married on November 26, 1964. Shortly after marrying, they moved to Illinois where they started their family. Eventually they settled in Texas.
Bill played an active role in his family's lives. He spent many Saturdays at the soccer fields as a spectator, coach, referee, and soccer commissioner. Bill was a scout leader for his son Derek's Boy Scout troop, traveled to all his children's extracurricular activities, and enjoyed many camping trips with his family each summer. He was always the photographer, capturing the fun times the family had together. As his children grew up, he always made time to help them move in and out of the dorms or apartments as well as making sure their cars were tuned up. He was known as "Mr. Fix-It" because whatever wasn't working in the house or on the car, he could not only fix it but explain how he fixed it.
Bill was an active member of the Knights of Columbus, Council #2771 for over 30 years and Assembly #1103 for 25 years. He served as Grand Knight of Council #2771 and served as Faithful Navigator of Assembly #1103. In the Knights, service came first and he exemplified this by taking an active role in the food drives at Thanksgiving and Christmas every year. Bill also took part in "Rattle the Can" to raise money for Special Olympics, which he helped to make a success.
Bill was a member of Rotary, holding various leadership positions. Through Rotary, he and Loretta opened their home to several foreign exchange students. Years later when they took a trip to Europe, they visited their exchange students who in turn opened their home to them. He also served on the Gum Springs Water Board as secretary/treasurer. Bill served on the Finance Committee at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Bill worked different manufacturing engineering jobs and retired from Lewis Engineering in Marshall.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Luther and Helen Storey, and brother John A. Storey.
He is survived by his wife, Loretta of Longview; Children: Leslie Storey and her husband Bill Cady of Arlington, Derek Storey of Garland, Melissa McBride and her husband Billy of White Oak, Carla Storey of Ft. Worth, and Rebecca Storey of San Jose, CA; grandchildren, Chiriana Garcia and her husband Jamie of Cherry Point, NC, Joseph Storey of Garland, Ross Cady of Arlington; his beloved dog Jackie; and his nieces and nephews and other relatives.
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with full-service spa and restaurant
Situated in Riyadh, this spa hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of King Saud University, Sahara Mall, and Hayat Mall. King Abdulaziz Conference Center and Al Faisaliyah Tower are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
A full-service spa, a restaurant, and an indoor pool are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a health club, a spa tub, and a sauna are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 25 soundproofed rooms feature free WiFi and 24-hour room service. Guests can appreciate conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, and other amenities include minibars and TVs.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Luthan Hotel Spa - Caters to Women features an indoor pool and a health club. The hotel offers a restaurant. Business amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. 3 meeting rooms are available. This Riyadh hotel also offers a spa tub, a sauna, and spa services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 25
- Business center
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- Hair salon
- Health club
- Airport transportation
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- Free WiFi
- Express check-in
- Laundry facilities
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- Elevator/lift
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Luggage storage
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (feet) - 136
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Free self parking
- Sauna
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- Spa tub
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Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Soundproofed rooms
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Television
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Free WiFi
- In-room massage available
- Room service (24 hours)
Where to Eat
Luthan Hotel Spa - Caters to Women has a restaurant on site.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club and a sauna.
Spa Services
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body scrubs, and manicures and pedicures. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a spa tub.
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Then I can do anything!
bein able to fly ( always dream of flyin lol )
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If something isn't working try turning it off and on again
My superpower would be to be able to control music everywhere. I would have amazing music come on every time I enter the room.
Tacos... like james bond? or like black eyed peas?
how would you defend this planet earth... play barney tunes?
i do like the music power
what's your name?...
Tacos..... TacosTacos...
James bond could be pretty good.Originally Posted by idjut
I think that if there is one persons music that could save planet earth it would be Stevie Wonder.....or the Sugababes.
I would also like to put on the beginning of this when I walk into a party or a room full of cool people.
edit to add: That song is also useful in getting me to do the dishes. I hate doing them, but when I put on The Final Countdown, I get pumped and wash like a champ. I wish you guys could see it.
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SNACZ 4-H Club
An exciting NEW 4-H Program that focuses on Youth Leadership, Community Change, and Health
What is SNACZ?
Students Now Advocating to Create (healthy snacking) Zones.
SNACZ is an exciting new 4-H program happening in Union County. The goal of SNACZ is to engage youth as advocates for creating "healthy snacking zones" in their schools and nearby food stores. Youth are working with adult volunteers and 4-H SNACZ Ambassadors to plan and conduct outreach activities to:
- Promote healthy snacking among their peers and parents
- Advocate for changes in school policies & practices to support healthy snacking
- Collaborate with local food store owners to promote healthy snacks in the stores
SNACZ Clubs
The communities of Cove, Elgin, Imbler, North Powder and Union have SNACZ clubs. Currently there are 31 club members, 3 student ambassadors and 6 club leaders participating in the program. Click on the following links to visit each club's homepage: Cove, Elgin, Imbler, North Powder & Union
Have you Seen a SNACZ Zone, Yet?
Members are currently working with the stores in each community to provide outreach and marketing for the SNACZ Zone's within each store. Stop in and grab a healthy snack, today!
Want to be involved?
Please contact David Melville, SNACZ Coordinator at OSU Extension Service 541-963-1010.
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The SNACZ project is supported by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, United States Department of Agriculture, under award number 2012-68001-19702.


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Standing at 3-8, with the playoffs eliminated from the mind of Raider fans, what is there to look forward to for this struggling franchise?
The 2013 NFL Draft.
With the Raiders expected to have a top 10 pick in the upcoming draft, there is plenty of talent to choose from, especially on the defensive side of the football, an area where the Raiders have struggled throughout the 2012 season.
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30 more bar hotels to be issued licences
By Express News Service - KOCHI
Published: 17th November 2012 09:48 AM
Last Updated: 17th November 2012 09:48 AM
The state government will have to issue 30 bar licences as the Supreme Court is yet to take a decision on a petition challenging the Kerala High Court order staying the government policy not to issue licences for three star hotels, Excise Minister K Babu has said.
The Minister made the government's stand clear after inaugurating the two-day camp for anti-liquor counsellors organised by the Kerala Catholic Bishops Council Temperance Commission at the Renewal Centre here on Friday.
"In this regard, a file has been forwarded to the Chief Minister. Further action will be taken as directed by the CM," Babu said.
"A total ban on alcohol is not practical. The government's effort is to reduce the consumption of alcohol in a phased manner through awareness programmes. A total ban can cause disasters like a hooch tragedy," he said.
Babu said that it is unfortunate that efforts to create awareness are not bearing fruits. He said that the department was going to launch a mobile lab in the state to provide professional assistance to anti-liquor campaigns. "The government does not want to amass wealth but to control and regulate the consumption of liquor in the state," the Minister said.KCBC Anti-liquor Movement president Charley Paul presided over the function. Fr George Nerevettil and Renewal Centre director Fr Antony Puthiyaparambil spoke. Sr Rose Jose and P A Antony led the sessions.
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With his team riding a three-game winning streak and off until Friday, Hershey Bears head coach Bob Woods held a Black Team vs. White Team scrimmage today at Giant Center. The teams played half-rink and full-rink in assorted combinations, from one-on-one to five-on-five.
"When you've got a long week after a good weekend, instead of giving them a couple days off you give them a day off and then a no-think day, really," Woods said. "It was a chance to work hard and keep their conditioning up but have a little fun doing it."
Goalies Daren Machesney and Simeon Varlamov picked the squads. Machensey's Black Team won handily.
"I think it was 10-2," Woods said. "Machesney's GM work was a little better than Varlamov's. Plus, there was that late free-agent addition."
That addition was Woods, who opened the scoring for the Black Team with a one-on-one goal against Bryan Helmer. Woods made a left-to-right spin move and caught Varlamov shortside.
"I thought I had good body position on him, and I thought I could catch Varlamov sleeping a little bit," Woods joked. "I pulled it out of the Minker playbook, and it worked out for me."
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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Linfield speakers take part in international Skype debate
Linfield College forensics students connected with peers from around the world during a recent Skype debate.
Band plays for Yamhill County elementary students
Yamhill County fourth graders were treated to a performance – and a musical overview — by the Linfield College concert band.
Yates looks back on transformative four years
As commencement approaches, Linfield College senior Annika Yates looks back on her transformational experience.
Retirees look back
Seven Linfield College faculty members look back on rewarding careers with affection, nostalgia and more than a few laughs.
Season ends for Wildcats
Defending champion Wildcats' season came to a close with an 8-5 loss to Emory at the NCAA Division III Baseball Championships.
Linfield drops first game in championship series
Linfield drops its first game in the opening round of the NCAA Division III Baseball Finals.
Linfield begins trek to national title
Linfield College seeks to become the first team in school history to win back-to-back national titles.
Runciman releases new book of poetry
A new poetry book by Lex Runciman, professor of English at Linfield College, examines life in today's fast-paced society.
Wadewitz to continue Pacific whaling research
Lissa Wadewitz, associate professor of history at Linfield College, will continue research on whaling in the Pacific thanks to funding from two prestigious organizations.


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The Beaumont Country Club will host Deliver the Difference, an appreciation luncheon benefiting Meals on Wheels. Tickets are $40, and funds raised from this May 10 event will go toward increasing the number of meals prepared daily to serve those seniors on the Meals on Wheels waiting list.
Allow me to preface this with a warning: This band is not for the faint of heart. Stunt Cock is based out of Austin,Texas and play a crushing blend of metal, hardcore, and straight up rock on their eponymous debut. The guitars come out chugging hard on the track "Wishes and Fairy tales", but throw a curveball with the almost too metal for metal guitar solos. On "Lou", the band go almost rockabilly with a raspy and rapid delivery nobody, including I, saw coming.
Unfortunately, too many Americans seem to be ignoring the fact that one of the greatest causes for the amount of debt our nation now is burden by is our two undeclared wars.
Rachel Maddow, a MSNBC personality, has recently written a book titled, "Drift." The theme of the book is that America has begun to drift into a war-like country, too ready to engage in international intervention and adventurism.
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When the Beaumont Independent School District formed its own police department, administrators cited the need to provide security for its many facilities. Accepting their stated good intentions does not diminish the duty to investigate allegations of wrongdoing – rather than cover up incidents the districts might find embarrassing or for which they might be held financially liable.
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No more tucking your tummies away for fall. The crop top is back.By Sharon Clott
The big accessory this season is fur gauntlets, the extra-long cuffs that keep arms cozy.By Amina Akhtar
While colorful makeup electrified the New York runways, beauty was decidedly darker across the pond.By Sharon Clott
The Milan shows are almost over and we are still waiting for that "molto sexy" glitzy thing to rear its Swarovski-ed head. Soon, oh yes, we can feel it. But in the meantime, many of these collections, would be great for a super posh camping trip of sorts. • Trussardi showed earth tones and bright shower-curtain frocks.
The night Denis Johnson's novel Tree of Smoke won the National Book Award, FSG¹s Lorin Stein, who edited that and two other fiction nominees, decided to celebrate his very good year at the Russian Samovar.
Time Out New York's blog reports that Nicolas Cantrel, the chef at Bobo, is leaving — a seemingly strange move for a brand-new restaurant, but maybe not that surprising. The word on the street has been that while the décor is aces, the food was strictly junior varsity (we haven't eaten there so we can't say). Anyway, no word yet on who Bobo's new chef will be. We'll let you know as soon as we hear. Exclusive: Bobo chef go-gos out the door [The Feed/TONY]


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it is funny with al being probable the gamethread has decreased in length.
by this time the thread should have reache d9-12 pages if we look at the previous games
I will be watching and cheering my ass off. But yes it is harder to watch when Al is in.
today is my husband's birthday. we are going to the game. he is not entirely thrilled. what can I say...
a blast from the past ... - - - - and a glimpse into the future...
for dutch...
The real key to this game is 'Does Mo Williams help us with Nate Robinson?"
Robinson killed us last time we played.
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Big Al will prbly be on minute restriction...so at least there's that
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Tract one is a beautiful tract with a brick home on a full basement. It consists of approximately 9 acres with a large barn in great shape, and frontage on both State Hwy 31-E and State Hwy 936.
Tract 2 is approximately 70 acres and is mostly flat open cropland with 2 large barns, and good fencing. This tract has approximately 8-12 acres of large mature timber on it with frontage on both State Hwy 31-e and State Hwy 936. Great farming tract located behind tract 1.
Tract 3 is solid woods, large mature timber with frontage on both Hwy 31-e and Hwy 936, this tract does not join the other 2, although it also has frontage on State Hwy 31-e and State Hwy. 936, this tract has LARGE MATURE TIMBER!
Also selling a large selection of Farm Machinery and Equipment. 5610 Ford Tractor w/canopy and only 419 hrs, 640 New Holland Roller, 2 John Deere Wagons, 620 Grasshopper Zero turn with only 120 hrs. 2007 Chevy Impala lt with only 1,920 miles, 200 Gmc 4x4 pickup with only 40,000 miles and much, much more. To view photos of most of the personal property please view our website at www.TurleyAuctions.com
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Well it's my first night with my host family in Flamingo and I'm so sad. When I got here they brought me through the back, straight to my room and told me to stay in here and rest. The mom was rude when I said I was 23 and kept saying she didn't think that was true, to the point where I felt really uncomfortable. I was excited to go see the beach and the water so after I unpacked I let the mom know I'd like to go ...
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A rare event occurred this past weekend when two tropical systems approached the state of Hawaii. Hurricanes happen only occasionally in this part of the world because a fairly constant high pressure system deflects most of the storms. Also, the waters around Hawaii are typically cooler than tropical systems need in order to maintain their strength. Read more >
Hawaii Hurricanes, El Niño, and Climate Change
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Counting the Cost of Climate Disasters: What do Hurricane Sandy and Typhoon Haiyan Tell Us About What the U.S. and the Philippines Have in Common?
November 20, 2013 9:03 AM EDT
Angela Anderson, Director of the UCS Climate and Energy program, is in Warsaw for the latest round of international climate talks. In the political wake of typhoon Haiyan, she sent me this urgent dispatch about why developed and developing nations alike must consider the costs of climate impacts. And why she's joined other activists who are fasting in solidarity with the Philippines' chief negotiator: Read more >
Al Gore, Climate Science, and the Responsibility for Careful Communication
August 22, 2013 5:08 PM EDT
UPDATE (Aug. 28, 11:45 a.m.): Ezra Klein has confirmed that there was likely a transcript error. Read more.
UPDATE (Aug. 23, 1:35 p.m.): According to Joe Romm at Climate Progress, the full transcript of Vice President Gore's remarks was incorrectly transcribed by the Post. Read more.
When I was in fourth grade, I wrote Vice President Al Gore a letter about my passion for saving the planet and I was ecstatic when he wrote back. I believed then, as I do now, that he is a strong voice for issues with an environmental component such as climate change. And, importantly, he has become, to many people, the public face of climate science.
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Tim Bradley: Over 115 Rounds of Sparring For Pacquiao
By Chris Robinson
The June 9th Manny Pacquiao-Timothy Bradley fight is inching closer and there appears to be no lack of urgency coming from either man.
A visit to Indio, California in late April offered up an intimate look at Bradley's preparation and the 28-year old junior welterweight champion already was looking in pristine condition.
A few weeks later and the beat goes on from Bradley, who revealed that he has likely put in over one-hundred rounds of sparring thus far in camp against a revolving cast of characters.
"Everything is going good, man," Bradley stated on Wednesday afternoon. "I was talking to Joel [Diaz]; I think we did over 115 rounds of sparring. Yeah man, we're putting in work. We feel really good. A little fatigued today but it's just all from hard work. We tapered down a little bit today."
For Bradley, having belief in his abilities is the least of his concerns. By this point it's just a matter of keeping his eye on the prize until his date with destiny arrives.
"I had some good, tough sparring today and all in all man, I'm physically ready and I'm mentally ready. It's just a few weeks away and we've just got to stay disciplined and stay focused and just go over the game plan in my head," Bradley stated.
Expect much more from this exclusive interview with Bradley in the coming hours…
[QUOTE=boliodogs;12143039]I find it interesting that the same guys that are sure as hell Arum bought judges for the Pacquiao vs. Marquez fights don't think Arum paid off judges for the Mayweather vs. Castillo fight that most people thought Castillo won.…Comment by bluetuazon on 05-18-2012
[QUOTE=lukcyuno;12143936]the difference is Floyd vs castillo could of went either way good fight. Manny vs Marquez lol a different story Pac was out box[/QUOTE] He wasnt...please check the punch stats.. SmhComment by mathed on 05-18-2012
[QUOTE=drunken_master;12144269]But not one round against Pac yet. Get ready to feel those punches you've been wanting on your chin timothy buttley. Once you get touched you won't even last 115 seconds.[/QUOTE] LMAO...I would bet all your points that you are…Comment by SkillspayBills on 05-18-2012
For what it is, Bradley will come as prepared as anyone can be for Pac.Comment by bluetuazon on 05-18-2012
[QUOTE=Bushbaby;12141855]Bradley better hopes he doesn't peak too early. Anyway this fight is his to win, or lose. But He's gonna outbox Pacman all night & get robbed for his trouble. That's my prediction. Then Arum is gonna act like it…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (56)


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Haters unite.
In case you haven't noticed, it's Hate Week at ESPN.com. (Then again, isn't every week Hate Week for college football fans?) We're taking a look at the coaches fans love to hate, often because they win a lot of games.
Earlier today, I looked at three current Big Ten coaching villains -- Wisconsin's Bret Bielema, Ohio State's Urban Meyer and Michigan State's Mark Dantonio. Now it's time to step into the time machine.
Who are the most hated coaches in Big Ten history? We want to hear from you, and you can send your responses to Brian or myself.
Rather than do a poll and limit the choices to four or five candidates, we're opening the floor. If there's some obscure coach you really hate from the 1930s, make your case. If it's someone still coaching in the league, make your case.
Just to help you out, though, I've put together several lists of the Big Ten's most successful coaches. Because everyone hates a winner.
T-1. Bo Schembechler, Michigan, 13
T-1. Woody Hayes, Ohio State, 13
3. Fielding Yost, Michigan, 10
4. Henry Williams, Minnesota, 8
T-5. Amos Alonzo Stagg, Chicago, 7
T-5. Bub Zuppke, Illinois, 7
T-5. Bernie Bierman, Minnesota, 7
1. Woody Hayes, Ohio State, 152
2. Bo Schembechler, Michigan, 143
3. Amos Alonzo Stagg, Chicago, 116
4. Hayden Fry, Iowa, 98
5. Joe Paterno, Penn State, 95
BEST BIG TEN RECORDS (minimum 10 years)
1. Bo Schembechler, Michigan, 143-23-3 (.850)
2. Fielding Yost, Michigan, 42-10-2 (.796)
3. Woody Hayes, Ohio State, 152-39-7 (.785)
4. Lloyd Carr, Michigan, 81-23 (.779)
5. Fritz Crisler, Michigan, 42-11-3 (.777)
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NORTH PLATTE—Brady started a little sluggish against Medicine Valley Monday night in the first round of the D1-11 sub-district at North Platte.
When things began to click, though, the Eagles rolled past the Raiders and into the Tuesday-night final with a 25-23, 25-16, 25-16 win.
Brady struggled to get going, even trailing Medicine Valley early in the first set. It was a back-and-forth battle until the score was tied 23-23 and then the Eagles put the set and the match away.
Maxwell defeated Stapleton-McPherson County 3-1 in the other half of the sub-district bracket.
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I believe that ECTY is @ the poker table with the DEA ...This is not a BK solar company where once its gone no one will miss it .. The chargers are here to stay ,both garage and public chargers and both ECTY and the DEA realize it ..
If Ecotality and the DEA were to fail to come to terms to additional funds for the company and a buyer were not found then the DEA would have to take it over ...
I would expect some kind of reorganization with ECTY and the DEA may decide who gets fired and replaced ..
I think there's been some posturing and blame assigning during this unfortunate mess. The Dept of Energy acknowledges that in the pursuit and development of the charger based alternative energy market, there will undoubtedly be some casualties along the way to the goal, implying that ECTY is cannon fodder of sorts. ECTY on the other hand, seems to have bitten more off than they could chew and maybe between poor resource management of the Ops team and the price point on a charger that had undisclosed design faults, they really could not afford to grow the company even WITH the DOE's funding help. Point is, I doubt that the DOE will be happy to let the funds already awarded just slip away particularly with the market share that ECTY held with Blink. I may be well off base, but in order for them to salvage the monies they have already awarded, it would make more sense to encourage another entity to step in with generous terms and funding options rather than start from scratch elsewhere. I agree with you that part of the recovery plan should include some control over the fate of the existing players at ECTY so this very situation will not continue. We can hope.
Oh - and ECTY's posturing is that they will HAVE to declare bankruptcy obviously, in an attempt to get the DOE to show their hand. And that's where we all find ourselves right now.


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Love the pink and purple. I use to get sinus infections a lot and then I went to a chiropractor and found out that they can adjust your sinuses. I was sceptical but after having like my 8th infection in one year I was ready to try it. It was no joke. It's weird and odd and for a sec it hurts but after each adjustment I felt this drainage. Not for the weak of heart. But since doing it I have been infection free going on 7 years. Hope it all works out. Healthful prayers going your way!


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Great shot, Matthew!!!... It's like being in that square! I only need to turn my head on the left and on the right, looking at those buildings! I can see all the people around me and... opps... Sorry, Madam!... I could say "Hello" to every one! Maybe they will reply me... :)
Thanks Flavio! I quite enjoy putting these 360's together, so I'm glad you like it.
Beautifully done Matthew and thanks for sharing.
Is there anything you can tell me about method/equipment? Did you stitch from a series of shots using a fish eye lens, etc.?
I just signed up so I'm looking forward to seeing your other shots.
Thanks. I used a 24-120mm zoom, at 24mm. There were about 30 pictures to make up the panorama - you need to over-lap by about a third to get the stitching to work well. The actual stitching is done with PTGui.
Well done, Mathew. And I'm glad you included people in the picture; they add complications for stitching but liven up the place. Panoramas sometimes look sterile without inhabitants. What makes you choose PTGui instead of Autostitch or something else. I ask because I'm interested in pans and Photoshop is too cumbersone. Good job. Kent
Thanks Kent. I tried Autostitch but had a couple of bad experiences with it - it messed up the stitching and lost some originals.
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Welcome to North/South Consonance's 36th consecutive season—a season of celebration and discovery!
During the early autumn days of 1980, a group of astonishing musicians came together to perform the first North/South Chamber Orchestra concert. While much has changed over 35 years, the values held in those early days – flexibility, intimacy, commitment to the community, and consummate artistry – continue to propel this amazing ensemble.
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Rajshri Hotel, Adoni
Railwaystation Road Adoni
Ranked 4 amongst 6 hotels in Adoni
Rajshri Hotel Reviews
"Nice hotel but not a good location"
It was a nice hotel and the location was not good in terms of surroundings even though it was near to Railway Station. The service and the food was very satisfactory. There was a proper parking facility but surroundings was not that good. The hot water was not available in the bathroom. Overall, it was a nice place and in sync with the budget.
"Poor services and average room maintenance"
The overall experience at this hotel was average since I did not like the area. The hotel is convenient to locate but the place is similar to a slum area. The appearance of the hotel is satisfactory and staff members in the hotel are not helpful. The staff did not give quick services and they did not bother to respond to my request. The food provid....Read More
It seems that over time this hotel has got good name in this city.Room was good,room service was good .Food provided by hotel restaurant was really on top of all i.e. enjoyable much Better than an big hotel food. Destination wise its a town with bussiness interests in wholesale seeds and cotton cloths.
"good hotel not maintained well. Centrally located..."
good hotel not maintained well. Centrally located very near to railway station. No non-veg. service inside hotel.they price may be increased with enhanced facility and clean room. Hard water not treated which will have effect skin. one of the good hotel of the area with good car parking facility, Ac are quite old and make only noise with out cool a....Read More
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