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There's a new kid on the block if you're looking for a voice guided navigation app for BlackBerry 10. Mireo is available to download from BlackBerry World and although maps require payment you do get seven days of free use to test it out which I think is a super move by the developers.
There is a huge selection of maps/countries to choose from and as you will see from the below list many are using the maps from TomTom so you know you will be getting a quality product. I've actually been using the app for a couple of weeks and I must say it is pretty sweet. Of course, we do get navigation built into the native BlackBerry 10 Maps app now but Mireo offers a ton more features, so if you rely on a sat nav on a regular basis this one could well be just what you need.
If you jump into the settings of Mireo you will see a bunch of options - such as speed camera alerts, speed alerts, language and units just to name a few. You really can set the app up just how you like it.
With a search tab at the base of the screen finding a location only takes a few seconds. There is also a volume tab here, which I love, so you can use a bar to adjust the volume with ease.
If you decide to purchase a map after the free trial all future updates will be free and unlimited which sounds good to me. Mireo really is a beauty and if you drive I would highly recommend giving it a try - what have you got to lose?
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buylocal_getaBB Apr 10, 2013 at 3:16 pm
Am I the only one who thinks the standard BlackBerry maps app is great?
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Alvin Tang Apr 10, 2013 at 3:18 pm
I don't think it's better than Google maps but it's definitely "Good Enough" for everyday needs.
Ishutter2 Apr 10, 2013 at 3:32 pm
I also like the BlackBerry traffic maps. I think it works just fine. It works well with your contacts and the voice directions are great.
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jamesharmeling Apr 10, 2013 at 4:42 pm
BlackBerry and Google maps are both good nav apps, but Mireo is a few steps above those. Can you turn your data off and use either? Nope. With Mireo you can because it only uses the GPS like a real navigation device. It looks awesome, works great, looks good and loads fast. Try it!
ferazzz1985 Apr 10, 2013 at 7:45 pm
Standard map app is good but this is offline and does not consume data. Neat part about this app.
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darkehawke Apr 10, 2013 at 3:18 pm
There are others. Not many but some. The native BlackBerry maps are useless until they support pedestrians for me.
Dies this app offer pedestrian support?
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clowrym Apr 10, 2013 at 3:19 pm
I still want a working Golf GPS!!
ashworth Apr 10, 2013 at 4:07 pm
Hey, Check out How Far Am I? within BlackBerry World. I will have an update coming soon. http://golfurl.net/gps
lotuslanderz Apr 11, 2013 at 1:35 am
How do you "curate" the courses? Crowdsourcing?
finkmob Apr 10, 2013 at 6:34 pm
I need the same thing!
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lotuslanderz Apr 11, 2013 at 1:34 am
I'm using Skydroid. It's very basic. Willing to try other options but would hope to see something like Golfshot GPS.
UntoAble Apr 10, 2013 at 3:25 pm
Sygic would be nice on bb10
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WiseManPL Apr 10, 2013 at 3:35 pm
It's not that awesome since they don't feel like to push the very latest maps... But yeah, it's pretty good.
Xayinn Apr 10, 2013 at 3:40 pm
I've tried it already, and I have to admit, it's pretty nice. Very fluid and intuitive, definately worth to try out.
The price tag of the maps is quite heavy (for an app), but since it uses TomTom data, I suppose it's not too much.
Shame that I haven't got myself a Z10 car mount yet...
As an alternative, you could sideload Google Navigation, which is even a little better imo. (and free)
Just too bad that Google Nav always loses the GPS signal....
ciprianmuresan Apr 10, 2013 at 3:41 pm
All of you "forget" to mention that native BB Maps and Google Maps require DATA USAGE. Mireo works offline, no data
WiseManPL Apr 10, 2013 at 4:04 pm
But no way of storing maps on SD card.
jamesharmeling Apr 10, 2013 at 4:45 pm
So the maps can't be stolen and shared. You would expect them to do that? It is a large file!
Omnitech Apr 11, 2013 at 12:43 am
Are you sure about that? Here is what the documentation page at the URL posted below reads:
"Mireo DON'T PANIC stores all of your maps on your smart phone's memory card..."
Maybe they are stretching the definition of "memory card". ;)
fabianr Apr 10, 2013 at 3:46 pm
Native BlackBerry Maps on BlackBerry 10 for me is worse than BlackBerry OS since my country (Uruguay) is not even covered! :(. I'm using a sideloaded Google maps for Android.... and testing Ease too...
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buylocal_getaBB Apr 10, 2013 at 4:26 pm
Valid, I live in canada so maps are perfect so far. Even makes better decisions in a few instances than my mom's Garmin. 200$ for a gps and my phone does better lol
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plagus Apr 10, 2013 at 3:49 pm
Offline maps is a real winner here. Installed and I'll be happily paying for the maps in due course.
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kitchensspain Apr 10, 2013 at 3:52 pm
Downloaded the trial version and bought the full western Europe before the trial ended, very nice app compared to buying a tom tom ,well done
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KoukiFC3S Apr 10, 2013 at 3:57 pm
Will buy once sd support comes.
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xinutel Apr 10, 2013 at 3:58 pm
since CB turned me on to Waze I use it constantly and moved all my other driving apps to the last page.
Waze works brilliantly if you have a good data plan and I just love the user community feeding it. There's no better way to get info on accidents, hidden hazards, etc. etc.
The Furbz Apr 10, 2013 at 4:00 pm
Does anyone know how much it costs after the free period?
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jamesharmeling Apr 10, 2013 at 4:52 pm
$20 for the maps and lifetime updates.
StefanoB Apr 10, 2013 at 4:03 pm
I just need BlackBerry Maps to start working! But good to see there is a choice! Thanks to the developer.
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PostMortem Apr 10, 2013 at 4:18 pm
Wish I could still gift apps. I know a few that could use it.
BBX-I Said it!
sklotz2000 Apr 10, 2013 at 4:20 pm
Looks like a nice addition. Nothing worse than needing directions and your "only" mapping app decides to go on break!
Pricing isn't too bad for other platforms, so hopefully Z10 pricing will stay consistant.
Gadsden3071 Apr 10, 2013 at 4:20 pm
Topo maps! I would love a good Topo map support for areas with no cell reception...
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jeffreytoronto Apr 10, 2013 at 4:22 pm
Bought both map and traffic for north America. Works really well and replacing my Garmin.
Have had a couple points where app gps stalls but quick restart fixes it. Not sure if it is phone or app.
I still use BlackBerry maps as well. But prefer not to worry about data usage and like offline maps. Traffic uses data of course.
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Does the traffic show side streets for north America including toronto similar to HD Traffic from tomtom?
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dtarin Apr 10, 2013 at 4:29 pm
I need offline maps for south America countries (Chile, Argentina, Perú) . Any app good for that?
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koool1 Apr 10, 2013 at 4:31 pm
Anyone know if I can load the maps on my SD card with thus app?
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jamesharmeling Apr 10, 2013 at 4:40 pm
They load to the phone at 2g's. If we could load them on the SD card, we could steal them. :)
sklotz2000 Apr 11, 2013 at 11:05 am
Mireo is currently working on this. Here is the response that I had received:
"We are currently working to enable transferring the maps to the SD card. Unfortunately, there is no way to do this right now.
I will certainly let everyone know about any progress regarding this issue on our facebook page http://www.facebook.com/MireoGPS and on our our twitter @mireogps
Kindest regards,
jamesharmeling Apr 10, 2013 at 4:39 pm
I'm a navigation junkie. My favorite was Sprint's Telenav app until I switched to Verizon. Found out quick that Verizon's navigation app isn't available for the Z10. That's when I went looking for one and I found my favorite of all time: Mireo! Just awesome. Any navigation app that I can use even with my data off, is tops! It has a beautiful interface and works fast and accurate. Very, very smooth and I haven't experienced a glitch yet. After the 7 day trial, I bought it. Highly recommended.
mmcpher Apr 10, 2013 at 6:22 pm
I've used ATT Navigator from Telenav for many, many years, and as with the Verizon launch, Navigator was conspicuous in its absence, so I've been scrambling around a bit. BB Maps does work, in a minimalist way, and I've tried Waze, which is an interesting approach to traffic and hazards. But Waze seems noncommittal to BB 10 platform, so blah. I'm downloading the NA map as I type, so I will give it a try. Last week I was on a 2,500 mile round trip in which I used Waze and BB Maps. Either app didn't get me much lost, but neither did they sell me, so lets go Mireo!
Chanthone Apr 10, 2013 at 4:42 pm
This is will always be better for people like me who don't have unlimited data. This works. Offline so that is great. Only problem is the 2 gig of space it takes up for NA map. Hope sd support comes soon
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niss63 Apr 10, 2013 at 5:01 pm
Looks interesting. Thanks, James.
java0317 Apr 10, 2013 at 5:13 pm
No love for Mexico? I travel there frequently so I kinda need my maps app to help me not get lost.
cwilsn5193 Apr 10, 2013 at 5:13 pm
2GB is way to much for an app.
jenkitp Apr 10, 2013 at 5:14 pm
I tried it out and it is nice but the one thing that BlackBerry Maps does that this one doesn't is allow you to select a destination from your contacts. If it had that it would be great! Still it is very good.
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Sandy Sprong Apr 10, 2013 at 5:24 pm
I have tried it. First time out it lost GPS lock two blocks from destination. Second time it worked fine. The UI is a bit confusing when planning routes but after some experimenting I got the gist of it. Its a good app. Well worth buying.
xamdam Apr 10, 2013 at 5:37 pm
Magellan is what I use and it works awesome have it on playbook too.
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dcbo89 Apr 10, 2013 at 5:40 pm
The off line appeals to me but preventing you from having the large in size maps on your sd card dampens that for me. I understand it but there must be a way for them to prevent you abusing them there. Give me that ability and I will buy it.
Personally in finding the pre installed BlackBerry maps brilliant with no real complaints. And if I need walking directions I just use the mobile site of Google maps and find that it works great as well.
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probson100 Apr 10, 2013 at 6:07 pm
Standard maps works just fine, but mireo takes satnav to a different level, with beautiful graphics, great ui, speed, and other great features. The rolls Royce of satnav, well worth the money
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kunamvahees Apr 10, 2013 at 6:24 pm
Any one knows
1. How much space it takes for NA maps?
2. How much it costs?
3. Does it have live traffic?
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Jaralle Apr 10, 2013 at 6:43 pm
I also want to know what the price to buy is and how much space the NA maps take up.
jamesharmeling Apr 11, 2013 at 6:29 am
$20 and 2 gigs of device memory.
jefftam68 Apr 10, 2013 at 7:01 pm
Does Mireo support points of interest, like fuel and coffee? If it has a quick access button to find the closest Tim's, im sold! ;-)
bulls2213 Apr 10, 2013 at 7:13 pm
Took an hour to download the maps, and then the download restarted from the beginning. ooooooook....
Chris Kamau Apr 10, 2013 at 7:17 pm
I like waze, it's pretty good for me so far.
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KemKev Apr 10, 2013 at 7:17 pm
Love this app. It locked up twice during the trial period and I had to get off the hiway to reset. Still waiting for the developers to get back to me on that. If they can resolve that issue, I'm willing to pay for it.
Love the idea of saving the map to SD. Two GB is a lot on a 16GB phone.
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jamesharmeling Apr 11, 2013 at 6:32 am
I sent them an email to ask few questions and also added that I've heard a few comments from people about the app freezing up (haven't experienced it myself). They said that they were aware of it and were working on an update.
KemKev Apr 12, 2013 at 7:31 pm
That they are working on an update is good news. As I do a lot of hiway driving, I am not willing to purchase the app until that issue is resolved.
anthonydsouza Apr 10, 2013 at 7:44 pm
Hear so many mention how the native app is great. I miss BlackBerry traffic from my 9780. The native app does not have a few important features like alternate routes, see the route in writing, cannot zoom out so as to see the bigger picture etc
It is accurate and responsive but as mentioned Waze does a great job.
I don't know if I am missing something and not doing it right.
I love my Z10 though :)))
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Wireless Gadget Apr 10, 2013 at 8:32 pm
Waze and Magellan Compass then BlackBerry Maps in this order for me
Winston Loh Apr 10, 2013 at 8:42 pm
Asia not included? Hmmm...
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HighwayToSmell Apr 11, 2013 at 8:15 am
Southern Africa (SA, Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique, Swaziland and Lesotho) and South Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Philippines) map packages for Mireo DON'T PANIC will be released in the coming weeks. You can follow them on twitter @mireogps or facebook www.facebook.com/mireogps to get the latest info.
I've got the native maps, Magellan Compass, Waze, Google Maps Android and Mireo on my device, and they've all got plusses and minuses..
Magellan and Mireo have the plusses that they can basically go data free.. Magellan can cache maps from a variety of free online sources and only requires a small amount of data to do routing. That said, Magellan fails for me because it cannot start navigation unless you are on a known road.. If you're off the beaten path, it just tells you to drive to the start point to start navigation, which really is not helpful.. Mireo uses commercial map data packs which are expensive (but made up for due to free upgrades), and is entirely data free (everything including routing and POIs is done offline.. Great if you're traveling internationally and have limited roaming data.. But, Mireo still has a few bugs and limitations: the GPS just cuts out occasionally and the app has to be quit and restarted (long press on the 'X' or use the in-app quit command), it has a few screen update and rotation bugs, no way to cancel a download or delete a downloaded map, and most importantly, no integration with the BB10 contacts address book, nor does it support cut and paste of address data..
BerryZ10 Apr 10, 2013 at 10:26 pm
I think that BlackBerry better should develop one, because They can do it!!! Qnx is getting better and bigger in its detail!
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rishio Apr 10, 2013 at 11:47 pm
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D_Way Apr 11, 2013 at 10:03 am
I downloaded the app, took am hour on wifi at home but the app seems to be running smooth. So it runs thru Sats, do I need to do anything with my data or am I good? Several people have mentioned something about turning data off. I have only 3gb data plan thru AT&T and don't want to be in danger of using data with this app by accident as I use navigation thru my work daily. Thanks.
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KemKev Apr 12, 2013 at 7:52 pm
You are not using data as the downloaded map is on your phone.
T Blizz Apr 11, 2013 at 10:32 am
The map app that's already on the phone works well for me.
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Goniff Apr 11, 2013 at 4:02 pm
With Miero, how do you get the pois to display in the search box from nearest to furthest from your location? For example, if I search for dunkin donuts with BlackBerry maps, it shows the closest shop to me. Miero showed dunkin donuts all over the state.
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dale-c Apr 11, 2013 at 9:20 pm
I am going to try this out. I travel all over so I have always liked having a dedicated GPS rather than using my phone. I did like the maps that Nokia has. They let you download in the US each state separately so I only needed about 100 megs or so for Indiana and surrounding states. It would be nice to be able to leave off the California maps since i don't need those.
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cnsharc Apr 11, 2013 at 11:17 pm
Just downloaded and tried on the way home. It works very well though its U I is not as good as stand alone Tom Tom but better than Garmin
Will buy the maps after 7 days trial but don't know if it includes life time update or not.
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I also like the BlackBerry maps it does its job and takes me where I need to go!
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KENNEY CRUMP Apr 17, 2013 at 4:34 pm
Mireo app is amazing, way better than that blackberry maps BS.
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Does anyone know what happens if I switch devices? Will the app re-download the maps once re-installed with the same BlackBerry ID? Or do I have to pay again?
easytherm Jun 10, 2013 at 2:50 am
I asked same question to mireo. Answer: You may switch device for free but will need to reload the bought maps.
By the way, Mireo also answered that SD-card support will be available by july


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I don't think Sidney would have done that if Team Canada had lost. Ovi is the Goofus to Sidney's Gallant.
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I was nervous – but extremely excited. Russia, historically, usually was a tough opponent and I didn't want Team Canada to blow their load, excuse the term, on them and have nothing to offer later. But, I couldn't wait to see the two powerhouses battle it out. I mean, this was suppose to be the gold medal game and instead, the top contenders were holding on for dear life. It was Thunderdome!
Did we get Thunderdome? Nope. What did the Olympic viewing audience view? What most of us viewed from the comforts of our own home, was basically the varsity football team beating up on the kids in the slow class. You know it's bad to beat up on the retarded kids, but sometimes you got to smack'em around & show'em who's boss.
It was great to see Canada put the goal in the net over and over again, but a blow out is never a good time. It was depressing almost. I had the honor of catching the game with my father, Hank, and as an older gentleman, he was bummed that Russian wasn't the beast that they use to be. Gone are the days where the Russians are the athletic superior and stacked with the best of the best. Back when their female athletes looked just as rough and masculine as the men.
Instead Russia's team seems to be filled with victims of the Chernobyl disaster & coked up, emaciated male models. Don't hit too them too hard or they'll break their frail bones. Even Alexander Ovechkin couldn't score on Canada. Maybe if he spent more time practicing like a his Capitals teammate, Brooks Laich, he'd be the superstar that he supposedly is.
Who knows, maybe Russia decided to take a year off and focus on Sochi in 2014? It'll be interesting to see who's in and who's out when the Olympics come to their neck of the woods.
With last night's win against Russia, Canada is now one game away from the gold medal round and we all know they want a rematch against Ryan Miller and Team USA. Who wouldn't want to see that? Well, maybe Russia and the other losing teams in Olympic hockey tournament – but they should have won those all important games if they wanted their vote to count.
Canada takes on Slovakia Friday night, while the US takes on Finland.
The Winter Classic….According to Cameron Frye
Other than me raspy, tranny like voice – I'm fully recovered from The Winter Classic. I don't think I'll ever be able to fully explain how amazing of an experience it was. It's one thing to watch it on tv, but to be there is another thing.
@Lucichick & I completely lucked out. Yeah, we paid a lot for our tickets(don't ask) – but our seats were amazing! We pretty much had the perfect view of the rink! I don't think I would have done it differently. If you saw me after the game or as the people I met up with afterwards can attest to, I was floating! I think that's the only way to describe how happy I was. I just wish you could have experiences it in person. If you'd like to see the rest of my pictures – go here or go behind the cut to read about my take on the Winter Classic.
This is the end….
So that's it. The end is here. The Pittsburgh Penguins are now the Stanley Cup champs, the Detroit Red Wings are this year's bitter bridesmaids and Ovechkin is on probably on his way collecting some new hardware in Vegas for the NHL Awards. Woo! *fartnoise*
Was I happy with the turn out of the season? Yes & No. I mean, it's been a tough one for me. I had a chance to cover the Bruins, but because I wanted to be the first hockey blogger to talk about Roman War Helmets in a public forum, that opportunity was short lived. Am I still bitter? I won't lie, I am and it's a tad annoying that I still get emails about it on a daily basis. I guess there are worse things to be known for, right? I still wonder if I should have submitted the piece to Deadspin. But there's not much I can do now. Hey, at least I got you bitches. So that's something to be proud of. But I'm hoping one day, I'll be known for being more than just, according to WEEI's Joe Haggerty, as a habitual line stepper.
But personal issues aside, back to the topic at hand – this year's hockey season. I wasn't happy with how everything ended for the Bruins and I know I'm going to come off as a homer and I should be "over it" - but Scott Walker got off light. He shouldn't have been playing and look what happened? Boom! OT goal, Bruins lose - out of the playoffs. It wasn't supposed to be like that – they were supposed to go on and win The Cup. Well, that's what I had my money on. Not that I'm condoning illegal betting or anything like that. I already had the parade route mapped out in my head and a laundry list of excuses of why I was going to miss work that day. But instead of a summer learning what the members of the B's did with The Cup, we'll be focusing on whom staying, who's coming, who's going and how David Krejci's graham cracker hip is healing. Better luck next year, boys. But thanks for the ride. It was amazing while it lasted.
As for the Stanley Cup champs, I've has a weird relationship with them this season. The first game I was suppose to cover was a Pens game, but because I was 'accidently forgotten' & omitted from the press list, I didn't get to. At the time, I didn't lose too much sleep over it – I assumed I was going to get a chance to interview Geno, Superstar Talbot, Sid the Kid and the rest of the Pens later on in the season. But instead, I got fired and well, that never happened. Although, I would like to thank Puck Daddy for trying to make me feel better, by telling me I wasn't missing much by not talking to Sidney Crosby. I know I don't have the skills, like Cabbie Richards and I'm sure Crosby would have probably been as entertaining as a wet mop, but I still wanted to get the chance to speak to him. Haha Oh well.
But at the end of the day, I was glad they won. They desereved it and I'd rather see them win,than the Red Wings. By the way, it's nice to see their fans are taking this loss in stride and being classy about it. *rolls eyes*
So now what? The draft is coming up, but we already know where John Tarvares is more than likely going. The NHL releases next season's schedule at the end of July, so there's something to look forward to. I'm sure Phoenix Coyotes drama is far from over and it'll be interesting to see who does what in the off season. So now, all we can do is sit and wait for the next hockey season(or the next season of Project Runway whichever comes first.). As for me, I'll be here and look forward to a review of Alyssa Milano's baseball epic. Because I know you all are dying to know more about it and whether or not I kill myself before the 6th chapter. I figure, it can't be any worse than the bullshit you all read here. :)
Game Seven
This is it, people. Game seven! Someone is going to be setting up tee times tomorrow and while the other will be prepping to play the Penguins. The momentum has shifted and the B's have won the last two games. So this will be easy, right? Who knows.
But after the performance we got during Game 6, I'm thinking the people in Boston are going to be very happy tonight. I cannot wait for the game – it's going to be amazing! I could say more, but it's already been said. We all know what they need to do.
Mike Wendt made this great video – add him on Twitter!
If the Bruins needed another reason to win – do it for Mikey!
By the way, congrats to the Pittsburgh Penguins who demolished the Washington Capitals last night! I recommendy you watch the video Puck Daddy, Greg Wyshynski, did. Mike Green was just not having it when it came to the handshake. I guess that's what happens when you get pulled in the third period for playing like crap. At least he has his sack to come home to.
Game 4
This time last year, the Bruins were already out of the playoffs, but a lot has changed since then. I know it's generic and I've said it over and over – but it's true. There's something special about this team and the fact they actually play like a team is refreshing.
I know there are tons of people out there who would kill to have that BIG name guy on the team - but we've got better than that. We've got guys who go out there and perform every night. We've got veterans guys who take the time and work with the youth of the team and help them become better players. Plus we have youth that'll give a veteran that spark they've been longing for.
We saw the resurgence of Michael Ryder with the thanks of David Krejci and Blake Wheeler. We saw the veteran take rookies like, Byron Bitz and Matt Hunwick, under their wings and look at the players they grew into this season. Almost everyone seems to walk of the ice at the end of the night with a point and they do whatever they can to make sure the team succeeds. I'd rather have that than a flashy 50 goal scorer. But then again, I like Sean Avery – so what do I know?
But anyways, back to the main topic. The B's haven't been in a position like this in while. So to put it mildly, tonight is kind of a big deal. So don't screw it up! No, kidding. No, I'm serious. Watch your tempers, score early and score often. Let them get the penalties and spend time in the box. Good luck, boys and Go B's!
Ovechkin Scores!
He really is a one man highlight reel. Check out this goal from last night's Capitals/Habs game.
Bruins & Rangers On NBC – Apologies to the Kremlin.
It's so nice to be right. If you remember, I promised back on January 5th that Sean Avery would be back in a Ranger's Blue by the end of fashion week. Now, granted he's on their AHL affiliate and NY fashion week isn't over yet – but it's just a matter of time. And with that NBC has decided to cover the Bruins/Rangers gamer on March 8th INSTEAD of another Ovechkin/Malkin rematch.
Now, as a self proclaimed Avery fan girl - I can't wait! Plus it'll be the first time the B's get to play Avery since the now imfamous, November 1st beat down! Thanks to Puck The Media for the heads up!
The KGB Comes To Boston
FINALLY! It's only been a week, but it seemed like it took forever. The Bruins are back at the Garden tonight and taking on the Washington Capitals. Do I have high hopes for tonight's game? No. But weirder things have happened. The Caps having beaten the B's twice this season in D.C. – but this time last year, they(the Caps) lost to the Montreal Canadiens their first game back from the all star break. So is it wrong to wish their suck-age from last year, haunts them this year?
Speaking of the ASG, am I the only one who thought Ovechkin looked far too comfortable having liquids shot on his face?
As for the Bruins, it seems too good to be true, but Milan Lucic, Andrew Ference and Patrice Bergeron have all been cleared to play tonight. Ference spoke to his #1 fan, Special Ed and the rest of the guys from The Sandbox on FNX this earlier morning and said it's up to the coach and it looks like he liked what he saw from all three players. Bergeron is hitting the ice tonight as a winger(look for Patrice to fill in for Ryder who seems to have the sniffles or whatever vague descriptive ailment Coach Claude Julien feels like giving him today) and Lucic should be back on the first line with one the best players on the Bruins and one of the most overrated players on the Bruins.
Ryder won't the be only one riding the proverbial pine tonight, Manny Fernandez(is anyone shocked really?)is out with "back soreness". Which I believe translated from Julien-speak means typhoid. Manny spent his time off on the Oregon Trailfor those of you who didn't know, unfortunately Zeke wasn't as lucky. So it'll be no surprise to anyone that Tim Thomas will be in the goal tonight and Rask as back up. This just leaves Phil 'Kissing Booth' Kessel left on the DL recovering from mono and Marco Sturm, but he's not coming back anytime soon.
So with the B's getting the band back to get together and the majority of them rested after the ASB, I'm going to predict a B's win tonight 4-2. Hub Hockey & Cornelius Harenbergh should have their predictions up shortly and if you want to check out what the other side are saying, check out Simply Sensational, a great Caps blog.
The Blues hit Boston and hopefully Boston will hit back….
Let's be honest, was anyone shocked that the B's lost to the Capitals? No? Didn't think so. I know we all have this blind faith and homer-like mentality when it comes to the B's, but c'mon. There has to be a team that knocks us down a peg or two all the time. It use to be Montreal and now it's the Capitals. We have our chance at the Garden to show them who's in charge after the All-Star game when the Russians invade Boston on the 27th.
But before they can focus on knocking another tooth out of Ovechkin's mouth, they need to play the last place St. Louis Blues and if they play anything like the last place, Islanders – they're in for quite a fight.
St. Louis is 17-23-4 and has 38 points. Brad Boyes(Remember him? For those of you who don't – he played on the B's back when the Patriots made the play offs, Manny Ramirez was still with the Red Sox and Jesus Shuttlesworth didn't bleed green. ) leads the team in goals, points and pp goals….so he's got that going for him.Nice to see that trade worked out.
Anyways, I'm going to say the B's are going to win and it'll be easier than a baby coming out of Michelle Dugar. The woman has had 18 kids – her birth canal has to be like the log flume ride at Canobie Lake Park. What…..too much? BTW, it's nice to see that Wideman's hair has gotten better since playing in Boston. What the hell is on his head??
OT: if you're on twitter, like me(twitter.com/cameronfrye – follow me, bitches) – you can follow Alexander Ovechkin on there too. I'm sure "he" will have a lot to say…..


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The Inn at Phillips Mill, New Hope - has anyone been?
I can't find any posts on this - has anyone been to this restaurant and is it any good? A friend and I were driving past it the other night - as we have done a thousand times before. We never realized there was a restaurant there! (Usually we're passing by during the day - we had thought it was just a house.)
I found their Web site online, but I haven't seen anything from any chowhounders. Has anyone eaten there?
Have been dinning at the romantic and iconic Phillips Mill off and on for perhaps 40 years or more.The cuisine has generally had a French slant and has always been delightful.The interior
is superb and has appeared as background for various fashion shoots over the years,it's a delight for the eyes as well.
Their chefs
have been numerous but the inns standards have always been maintained.
Had lunch in Provence the other day with my London friend who had recently rushed to the inn
upon arriving for a brief visit in Bucks.
It's the most romantic of the Bucks restaurants so stop in and have a look at the menu --and the interior and terrace.
re: Franco American
It DOES look romantic. To bad there are no dates on my horizon.... Sigh.
:) Thanks for the insights, though. Definitely looks like a place I would want to try!
That place is hard to find, even when you know where it is. I love the Inn at Phillips Mill -- the food, the service, the outdoor dining area... and the fact that it's BYO. The reason you haven't seen anything posted here is probably because it's more likely to be written up on the Philadelphia board. Bucks County is a Philly suburb.
re: Gwendolen
Gwendolen, all their information is right here: http://theinnatphillipsmill.com/
They're on 32, just north of New Hope, at that little cluster of stone buildings around the sharp bend in the road.
I've eaten there many times over the last 30+ years and never had a complaint. Good food, nice atmosphere (especially the patio in summer), and BYO. Beats most anything else in New Hope that I'm aware of!
I'm surprised to see so many positive reviews of the food here. We've dined at this restaurant (and stayed upstairs at the B&B) many times over the years and the food, in our opinion, has gone downhill from what it once was. BUT--the place is so romantic that, knowing we'd only get so-so food, we still went back to celebrate our 25th anniversary in October! And we were right--the food was okay, but the romantic, charming, Bucks County atmosphere was still there! Outdoor dining in the warmer months can't be topped. Careful when you step out the front door, though, because 2 steps will put you in the middle of the road!
re: crazyjane
I never heard of this place before. I'm going to have to go just for the ambiance.
Let me join the chorus of long-time Phillips Mill diners. We've been going there for at least 25 years. At one point, the Inn at Phillips Mill was pretty much the only choice for fine dining in the area. But, like Crazyjane, we've noticed that it has lost its cutting edge quality in recent years.
That is not to say the food is bad, it's just to say you don't go to the Inn at Phillips Mill just for the food. Really, the cuisine is rooted in the Seventies. It is decent French bistro food. There's nothing unique or innovative about it. The servers, many of whom have been there for many years, will recite the specials with that magic phrase "finished with" when describing a dish. The portions are generous, the ingredients fresh, the prices quite fair. But, it's the ambiance that makes the place a destination. You may be seated in one of four rooms (or on the terrace in good weather), each of which has its own character (I, personally, don't like the second floor seating). You will never be rushed through your meal. It is BYO, so you can spend a bit extra and bring a fine bottle of wine. For fine bistro cooking, there are a few better choices in the area. But, for a quiet, romantic meal, Phillips Mill remains hard to beat.
I agree with many of you who feel that the restaurant has gone downhill. It is good, but not as good as it used to be. When we were there last month, the service was particularly bad. We had to wait for 1/2 hour even with reservations, waited for 20 minutes for menus, and each course was delayed.
But the setting and rooms are very romantic, and that is the big draw.
Hotel du Village is another similar restaurant in the area. Haven't been there in years. Would welcome opinions about that one.
My husband used to be the sous chef there a couple of years ago. I love this place and we try and go back at least once a year for special occasions! The ambiance can not be beat and I have personally never had a bad meal there. We remain friends with the head chef and he usually makes us something special when we come. I just checked their website and the prices don't look like they've changed much since he worked there. The $ for the food is an amazing deal, but remember they are a cash/check only place. Well they were the last time we went.
re: Jessica39
Just wanted to report on a recent visit to the Inn at Phillips Mill and a surprisingly excellent meal.
As I said above, we have been going to the Inn for more than 25 years and enjoy the ambiance more than the food. To reiterate what I said before, you get solid French bistro food here. I always compare it to a fine French restaurant in NYC in the late Seventies/early Eighties. Nothing cutting edge, just good.
On a recent visit, however, we were served a codfish main course that was fresh, perfectly done, striking a perfect balance with the herbal mixture in which it was poached. Accompanying the cod was a generous and dizzying assortment of fresh, seasonal vegetables, including potatoes, spaghetti squash, a tomato, some greens and even one or two more items I didn't commit to memory.
Service was friendly and attentive. A shared appetizer, a shared salad, two mains and a shared dessert for just a whisker over $70 made for a perfect evening. Remember: cash or check only (no credit cards) and BYO. Don't know whether there's someone new in the kitchen or if we just hit the right dish on the right night, but the cod at IPM sticks out in my mind as one of the better meals I've had of late.
re: famdoc
We made our approximately once-a-year visit to The Inn at Phillips Mill this past Saturday and wanted to report that the cod dish is still on the menu and still one of the best things to order there. The cod was generously sized, again perfectly done and again presented with an array of veggies. Prices haven't changed much, so $80, including tip, bought a salad, an app and two mains (a pint of fresh Bucks County strawberries awaited us at home, so we skipped dessert).
The only complaint I had was that there was a bit of a logjam at the front door with five parties with reservations at the same hour and only one hostess doing the welcoming and seating. It took nearly twenty minutes for the logjam to clear, with not every table cleared in time to seat each party.
IPM is a pleasant dining destination and remains an artifact of days gone by, a French bistro from the Seventies. Not that there's anything wrong with that.1


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Napa Valley Harvest Update - White Wines (Repost from NapaVintners.com)
Update on the 2011 Harvest from the Napa Valley Vintners, featuring our very own Armando Ceja! Very informative and beautiful video. Enjoy!
The Napa Valley Vintners is the non-profit trade association responsible for promoting and protecting the Napa Valley appellation as the premier winegrowing region.
Beautiful Nighttime Harvest Pictures from Lianne Milton
Bay Area photographer Lianne Milton was gracious enough to allow us to post some photos she had taken from a nighttime harvest shot in October of 2009. Please enjoy!
Night Harvest - Images by Lianne Milton
When's The Last Time You Had Ceja Wine?
The Ceja family and Ceja Vineyards staff get together to ask the viewer one simple question - when's the last time you had Ceja wine?
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World's Oldest Bottle of Wine
Unearthed during excavation for building a house in a vineyard near the town of Speyer, Germany, it was inside one of two Roman stone sarcophaguses that were dug up. The bottle dates from approximately 325 A.D. and was found in 1867.
The greenish-yellow glass amphora has handles formed in the shape of dolphins. One of several bottles discovered, it is the only one with the contents still preserved.
The ancient liquid has much silty sediment. About two-thirds of the contents are a thicker, hazy mixture. This is most probably olive oil, which the Romans commonly used to "float" atop wine to preserve it from oxidation. Cork closures, although known to exist at the time, were quite uncommon. Their oil method of preservation was apparently effective enough to keep the wine from evaporation up to modern day.
The bottle is on permanent display, along with other wine antiquities, at the Historisches Museum der Pfalz (History Museum of the Pfalz), worth a visit if traveling near the area of Speyer, Germany.
Reprinted from www.winepros.org
Ceja Family Crest
A family crest, also known as a coat of arms, is the expression of a family's pride and aspirations; it is a graphical display of a family name history. While perusing the internet and doing research on the Ceja name, I found the Ceja family Crest in three styles as well as information on the origin of the Ceja name.
Purportedly, the Ceja name comes from Galicia in Northern Spain. This area has strong Celtic roots and in fact shares many Celtic traditions with Ireland and Scotland. The first reference to the Cejas was in 1387 in the small village of Friol, in the province of Lugo in Galicia. More references to the name were made in Brates near the Northern coast. There were several spellings of the name, and it was pronounced in the Galego language (Galician). Don Vasco Gomez das Seixas (Cejas) was a communal leader in those times, an important leader who oversaw several communities during his reign. Other spellings of Ceja are: Aceijas, Azexas, Aseixas, Acejas, Acexas, Azeixas, Sejas, Seixas and Xexas. The surname also spread to Portugal and to the Canary Islands where they were known as "Cejas," "Seijas" or "Sejas."
Spain was a great sea power and one of their major ports was Vigo, on the western edge of Galicia. Most likely the first Cejas probably left from this port to the New World. Although it is not certain of the date that the name Ceja appeared in the New World, the earliest reference to a Ceja was in the mid 17th century in the state of Guanajuato in Mexico. Guanajuato borders the state of Michoacan where the Ceja family of Ceja Vineyards originated from before immigrating to the United States in the 1960s.
Ceja Vineyards Harvest 2009: A Day's Labor
If wine is created in the vineyards then it's the men and women tending to the vines that are the true artisans. A short look into this year's Pinot Noir harvest.


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These exquisitely elegant pool villas feature a very private pool with Jacuzzi and offer a large living room with the latest in multimedia entertainment. All villas enjoy panoramic sea views and are centrally located within the resort. The spacious bathroom comes complete with a relaxing spa bathtub.Size 86 sq.metres exclude private pool and terrace.
These luxuriously-appointed Spa Pool Suites feature a large living room and bedroom with a generous en-suite bathroom offering a combined area of 72 m2 (not including the private terrace and outdoor day bed); and boast an intimately designed 5m x 2.5m indoor/outdoor Jacuzzi pool with spectacular fiber optic lighting. A full glass wall allows views of the pool while relaxing in the state-of-the-art living room either on the luxurious sofa or indoor day bed. These ultra-luxurious villas feature high-end Crestron™ lighting controllers, electric blinds; the latest multimedia Bose™ theatre system with a sleek 55" LED TV in the living room, a retractable 46" LED TV and Bose™ iPod dock in the bedroom, and our complimentary in-villa movie library system. The large en-suite bathroom offers a Jacuzzi bathtub and has indoor showers as well as an outdoor rain shower.
This 105sqm 2 bedroom suite offers spacious bedrooms and luxurious en-suite bathrooms. 2 indoor daybeds, a large infinity edge pool with underwater music and Jacuzzi with large pool terrace and outdoor daybed to enjoy the spectacular sunset views over the Andaman sea. The large master bedroom offers an oversized Jacuzzi bathtub for two and has indoor showers as well as an outdoor rain shower.
At The Racha, the island is your playground. For starters, the five-star Dive Center provides personalized scuba instruction and trips to the Andaman Sea's most beautiful sites. You may also choose to kayak, snorkel the island, learn Thai cooking, attend yoga class, ride ATVs, mountain bike or hike to some of the island's most spectacular vantage points. Alternatively, you could stroll the resort's twenty-acre grounds, laze in the ozone-treated pools, read in state-of-the-art library, or indulge in treatments at the famed Anumba Spa. Or simply watch the world go by.
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Anumba Spa - The luxurious spa offers a wide range of treatments to pamper your body, mind and spirit. Facilities include a sauna, steam room, yoga room, gym, shop and bar.
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International Airport: 42 kms (to Chalong Pier) /Taxi from BHT 700-1,000, Hotel Limousine BHT 1,600++/way (maximum 3 pax) From Chalong pier to hotel: 19 kms. by Scheduled speed boat at THB 800++ per person. Scheduled speed boat time to resort 12.00/14.00/17.00 hrs and from resort at 09.00/11.30/16.00 hrs
Approximately 45 minutes from Phuket International Airport to Chalong Pier then another 35 to 50 minutes (Depending on seas Conditions) speed boat ride to the resort.
Private boat excursions, Islands of the Andaman Sea, Phuket Island.


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The music world was shaken this week with news of the death of legendary songwriter, soul singer and "disco queen" Donna Summer. Summer passed away on May 17th due to cancer. Summer ruled the Billboard Hot 100 from 1976 to the early 1980s, with nine Top 40 hits and three consecutive number-one double-albums. But she wasn't resting on her past success: Summer was still making music and performing. One person very saddened by the news of her passing was DJ Ronny D, who specializes in disco and has worked with Summer on tour. Ronny interviewed Summer on KFAI in 2008. You can hear that interview here.
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By Linda Cannon
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JOPLIN, Mo. —
I've been reading Miss Manners (aka Judith Martin) for more years than I care to admit. I always learn something (sometimes a lot of things) about how to comport myself, but I really read her for fun.
Fun? Etiquette books? Well, yes. If you like humorous writing, let me recommend Miss Manners to you.
Explaining proper behavior and etiquette doesn't have to be boring. I'm afraid Miss Manners would not approve, but when I'm reading her books, I just have to read bits and pieces out loud to whatever poor soul happens to be in the vicinity.
The latest addition to the Joplin Public Library collection of Miss Manners' books is "Miss Manners' Guide to a Surprisingly Dignified Wedding." It does not quite replace "Miss Manners on Weddings," but supplements it to bring in all the e-mail and other recent developments and trends along with much other information.
The book is co-authored by her daughter, Jacobina, who was recently married herself Ñ which I expect caused the re-examination of weddings by Miss Manners.
One of the issues this book addresses is the recent belief of brides and bridegrooms that getting married means that everyone in the world gets to fund one's desired wedding fantasy and future lifestyle.
Dollar dances are the absolute least of it. Money bags (worn by the bride at the reception), "sponsors" for the wedding (meaning that the neighbors are importuned by the parents of one or both of the couple to pony up for some portion of the wedding expenses), registering to have friends/family/suckers pay for one's mortgage or home down payment and registering for expensive items in order to return them for cash are on the list, which goes on and on.
Similarly, charging admittance fees to receptions seems to be a big, recent trend. Invitations on which the "guest" is supposed to mark their meal preference (with costs included) and where to send the check? Gee, sorry, I'm busy that day.
One letter to Miss Manners concerned a bride who approached one of her bridesmaids and commanded her to e-mail invoices to guests who hadn't given her presents. Seriously.
Another issue addressed is the "Wedding as 'My Day,'" known to many as the Bridezilla Syndrome (my term, not gentle Miss Manners').
I do want to reproduce one piece of Miss Manners' correspondence to give you the flavor of the book, and this is one of my favorites (speaking of Bridezillas, though our "Gentle Reader" below isn't one herself):
"Dear Miss Manners, Through pure coincidence, it turns out that one of my cousins is getting married on the same day I am. We aren't very close, as she was very competitive with me while growing up. She is getting married in the morning, and I am having an afternoon wedding with an evening reception. I assumed she wouldn't be able to make it to my reception as she would be exhausted and want to spend time with her new husband. However I just received an e-mail saying she really wants to go. The catch is, she said she is not going to have enough time to change so she wants to wear her wedding attire (dress included) to my reception. How does one appropriately respond to that?"
"Gentle Reader, with the same gentleness you would use with a little girl who wants to wear her Halloween costume to school in September," Miss Manners writes. "While brides are not encouraged to dictate guests' clothing, they do get to be the only one in bridal attire at the wedding. Please tell her that you are sure that she will be more comfortable changing out of her wedding clothes, and that she is welcome to use your changing room to do so. Better send some family members in with her, though, so she doesn't return in your going-away outfit."
All manner of engagement, wedding and reception issues are covered with wit and style in this latest book.The library has six other Miss Manners books, including "Miss Manners' Guide to Domestic Tranquility," "Miss Manners' Guide to Rearing Perfect Children" and her cover-all-bases book, "Miss Manners' Guide to Excruciatingly Correct Behavior."
I've read them all and invite you to do the same. And thank your lucky stars you weren't within earshot when I read any of them.


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"Tapia" is scheduled to be shown Feb. 13 at the National Hispanic Cultural Center.
The film premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival in June and was shown at the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival in October, where it won the Grand Jury Award for best documentary.
Tapia died at his Albuquerque home in 2012. Investigators said there were no indications of a drug overdose or alcohol use but that the 45-year-old former fighter likely developed medical complications from past illegal drug use.
The Albuquerque Journal reports (http://bit.ly/1hV1js0 ) filmmaker Eddie Alcazar finished his interviews with Tapia shortly before the boxer's death. The film features some of those final interviews.
Information from: Albuquerque Journal, http://www.abqjournal.com
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Buttons for Archos will let you change the width of the buttons on the bottom or right of the screen (or remove them entirely if you wish, by setting the width to zero) as well as to rearrange the contents of the buttons.
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Apple streaming iPad mini event to iPhone, iPad, Mac as well
In addition to Apple TV and it's new events channel, Apple will also be streaming today's iPad and Mac event over the internet, to iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Mac, via Apple.com.
Watch a live video stream of the special event online or via Apple TV starting at 10:00 a.m. PDT.
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Live streaming video requires Safari 4 or later on Mac OS X v10.6 or later; Safari on iOS 4.2 or later. Streaming via Apple TV requires second- or third-generation Apple TV with software 5.0.2 or later.
iMore will be providing our usual color, commentary, and context during the event, so make sure you watch along with us
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Nice, lunch break at 1:30.
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Great so at lunch I'll be jacking my iPhone into the charger connecting to wifi and enjoying the show....
It's was nice to watch it live instead of reading about it then watching the recorded event later.


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June Crash Report Card
There have been four fatality crashes in Springfield in the first six months of 2009, compared to eight in the same period last year. The number of injury and total crashes has decreased by 1 percent and 2 percent, respectively, compared to the same time period last year. There have been 964 injury crashes and 3,577 total crashes in Springfield in 2009.
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Aug. 2-8, 2009 is National "Stop On Red Week." The national campaign to stop red light running is dedicated to preventing injury and fatality crashes that occur due to red light running at traffic signals.
Running a red traffic signal is a serious traffic violation, jeopardizing the lives of drivers, passengers, other motorists and pedestrians. According to the Stop Red Light Running Web site at www.StopRedLightRunning.com, polls and studies suggest nearly 30 percent of motorists tend to "hurry up" rather than slow down when approaching a yellow traffic signal. In 2007, that attitude led to thousands of red light running crashes, leaving 153,000 people injured and almost 900 dead. This year, the National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running has published a Survivors Newsletter, which tells the stories of red light running victims and their families.
Through the years, the City of Springfield has been pro-actively confronting the red light running problem with various educational campaigns and programs, the most recent being the installation of red light running cameras.
In 2006, the City Council approved installation of up to 16 red light enforcement cameras. To date, 13 cameras have been installed at 11 intersections. Signs have been installed at the intersections with a camera to warn motorists that the intersections are "Photo Enforced." In addition, signs have been placed around the City to let motorists know that the City uses "Photo Enforcement for Your Safety." These signs carry the theme of "Respect Red" and the fact that a violation carries a minimum $100 penalty. Police officers review and confirm each violation and citations are issued to the owner of record by mail. The red light camera system is a revenue-neutral program in which money from citations is used to support the system itself. The City pays the vendor a flat fee per approach, meaning there is no incentive tied to the number of citations given. The program is focused on safety, not revenue.
Since 2007 Springfield's number of crashes due to red light running has decreased by more than 28 percent, and the overall crash experience in Springfield in 2008 was the lowest in more than 12 years with 7,487 recorded crashes in 2008. From 2005 through 2007, four lives were lost in Springfield as a result of a crash that involved red light running. There have been no other fatal crashes as a result of red light running since 2007.
Motorists are reminded to anticipate the possible need to stop as they approach any traffic signal and they are also reminded that a red light violation occurs if they cross the white stop line after the signal has turned red. By "Respecting Red," we can make Springfield a safer community.


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Combs, Parsons & Collins Funeral Home
Mildred "Mickie" Sowers, 80, went to be with the Lord, Friday, May 4, 2013.
She was born January 31, 1933, in Madison County, Ky., the daughter of the late Glenmore and Terry Hager Howard.
Mrs. Sowers was a member of the Richmond House of Prayer. She loved poetry, raising flowers and gardening. She also enjoyed southern gospel music and listening to WLJC Christian Channel.
Mrs. Sowers is survived by: her husband of 62 years, Stant Sowers; two daughters, Kathy Moody (Michael), Richmond, and Vickie Richardson (Wayne), Berea; special niece, Jamie Lynne Allen (Paul); one brother, Glen Howard (Betty), Richmond; three grandchildren, Shawn Moody (Bridget), Mickie Ann Gabbard; and Jackie JoAnn Isaacs, all of Berea; six great-grandchildren: Aaron Moody, Austin Moody, Dalton Moody, Brooklyn Isaacs, Bethany Wilson, and Jessica Gabbard; and one great-great grandchild, Elijah Aaron Moody.
She was preceded in death by: two brothers, Lewis Howard and Chester Howard; and seven sisters, Louiza Taylor, Dixie Abrams, Virgie Barnes, Emma Garrett, Lucy Harvey, Estelle St. John and Gracie Renfro; one grandson, Shane Moody; and one great-granddaughter, Amberlyn Rae Gabbard.
Funeral services will be conducted 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 7, 2013, at the Combs, Parsons & Collins Funeral Home with Bro. Owen Moody and Bro. Danny Baker officiating. Burial will follow in the Richmond Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m., Monday, at the Combs, Parsons & Collins Funeral Home.
Pallbearers will be: Jimmy Middleton, Larry Moody, David Sowers, Steve Sowers, Vernon Sowers and Raymond Sowers.
Honorary pallbearers will be: Aaron Moody, Dalton Moody, Austin Moody, Raymond Hager, Donnie Strong, Sammy Howard, Leslie Renfro, and Paul Allen.


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Power Boost Your Brick Runs With Plyos
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Lunge Hop
Start on both feet as if you're doing a squat. Jump forward on just the left leg, landing with a bent knee and right arm in front to mimic running. Jump back to start and switch to right leg in front. Be careful not to let your knee excessively fall in.
See a video demonstration of this exercise here.
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