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An immune suppressive drug can unexpectedly help immunized mice fight off many strains of flu.
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If you placed an order on ApplianceHelp.com the order is still valid and you can check on its status and make changes here on PartSelect.com. Click here for more details.
PartSelect Number PS268305
This part is used to start the dryer once you have selected a setting on the timer.
This part works with the following brands: GE, Hotpoint & Kenmore.
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
ToolsScrew drivers
CustomerMarie from Charlotte NC
My husband replaced the rotary start switch that we bought. However, the dryer still would not start. He then tested each remaining switch/dial (before we spent more money on parts) to see if the dryer would start if the electrical connection by-passed that part. None of the top panel switches was the culprit. Then he pulled the door switch. The dryer worked with the switch out, but still connected. He reset each wire, put the door switch back in place, and it failed again. He pulled the switch, added electrical tape to all the connections, and put it back. The dryer works fine now.
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Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins
CustomerJonathan from Chanhassen MN
My wife was attempting to start a load of laundry when the start knob came off in her hand. I figured the inside of the knob had broken loose and the stem from the rotary start switch would be sticking out, well the stem had broken off flush and the knob was fine. After ordering a replacement, I jerry rigged the broken one with a large screw driven into it and put it back in place, worked great, just had to put a screwdriver into the screw and turn it to get the dryer to start. I felt it was fine to stay that way but the wife insisted we install the new one to put the knob back in place. The new switch arrived very quickly and went into without a problem, just four screws to remove the panel, two wire connections and was working again.
Time to do repair:30 - 60 mins
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CustomerDavid from Rice Lake WI
Removed top panel from dryer. Unplugged the 2 wires for swithch, rotated swith, and removed. Reversed the process. Put parts back together.
ToolsScrew drivers, Wrench set
CustomerPeter from Mountainside NJ
Fairly simple. removed start wwitch by rotating it out of its position. There is realy only one way to remove it and it is intuitive. The new part is simply placed n the only position that the part will fit in the panel. Once the part is locked in placed, the new part is installed. Simply take you time and think it thru.
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I turned off the power, unscrewed the 4 screws from the top of the dryer. I then opened it and turned the switch that was in there counterclockwise exactly as utube video said to do. I then took off the two wires from the old switch. The rotary start switch fix right in where the old one was. I put the panel back together, put on the old knob and turned the power back on! It took less than 15 minutes from start to finish! If I can do it anyone can! Joanne Klinkhammer Cecil, Wisconsin
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It took longer to vaccume the lint out of the machine than to change the part.The part replacement is done without any tools.My wife could have done it
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CustomerDwayne from lawrenceville GA
We are a retirement community and when we opened March '07 the company purchased GE washer and dryers to go in our common area laundry rooms for the residents to use. Because of their age, they will often turn the knob counter clockwise and not the right diirection which breaks the device which is not good. With in 3 days of installation they had broken 2 of the new knobs.But, the ordering was simple, the shipment was fast and the install was quick for the maintenance tech.
Customerraymond from grants NM
i took the front of the dryer control panel off. then the switch is right there, the way its made all you have to do is unplug the wires and the switch is made to just turn it to the right and it comes right out. then do the same to put back in reverse. real easy with the partselect parts. they work will good. Thanks James
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I followed the video instructions. I did have to run to the hardware store to pick up a torx screwdriver but otherwise the instructions were perfect. I generally hire someone to do repairs, but this was too easy! I highly recommend doing this yourself as it is definitely a time and money saver. The website made ordering easy and the part arrived quickly!
ToolsScrew drivers, Socket set
CustomerJoseph from Mullica hill NJ
Replacing the dryer drum slide took the most time. Opened the dryer door and removed two upper screws that held the frong section of the dryer. Lifete dthe barrel and remove dthe front cover. replaced the drum slides no probelm. Found other components faulty, placed order


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Inside Collection (Course): ELEC 301 Projects Fall 2006
Summary: This module describes the results from testing the Pocket Change coin recognition system.
We are very pleased with the results of our project. Passing in a composite image where the coins are identical to those in the database but are translated and rotated provides us with a perfect match for every coin. Where the accuracy starts to suffer is when we have to deal with the issues brought on by real world conditions. We ran a series of tests with various numbers of coins to determine an average accuracy rating of the system. Generally, it seems to be approximately 75% accurate.
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These results are promising. While these do not match the perfect accuracy rates of the composite images, we do approach 90% accuracy in some tests. However, it is important to note that we ran the tests using various amounts of coins to test runtime. The number of coins used should not impact accuracy.


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Top NBA prospects in the South Region
It's March Madness, baby! It's the big stage for some of college basketball's best players to show off their games. NBA scouts and general managers will be out in force the next few weeks scouting everyone in the Big Dance.
Rightly or wrongly, a great March can really help a player's stock. NBA GMs, the real decision-makers come draft time, are in attendance and tend to be swayed by what they see on the big stage.
Last year, Syracuse's Dion Waiters boosted his stock with a few big tourney performances. In 2011, UConn's Kemba Walker and Arizona's Derrick Williams improved their stocks with great runs. In 2010, Butler's Gordon Hayward, Ekpe Udoh and Jordan Crawford helped their causes with terrific tournament performances. In 2009, Tyreke Evans and Jonny Flynn rode strong tournament performances to high lottery picks. In 2008, Derrick Rose moved past Michael Beasley on most NBA teams' boards with an excellent performance and players such as Russell Westbrook and Brandon Rush helped themselves with strong tournament play, as well.
In years past, Florida's Al Horford and Joakim Noah, LSU's Tyrus Thomas, Illinois' Deron Williams, Syracuse's Carmelo Anthony, Marquette's Dwyane Wade, Maryland's Chris Wilcox, Arizona's Richard Jefferson, Florida's Mike Miller, Miami (Ohio)'s Wally Szczerbiak and Connecticut's Richard Hamilton helped their draft position significantly in March.
Who will take advantage of the national stage in this year's NCAA tournament to supercharge his draft stock?
South Region
For the second year in a row, the South Region has an unusually high number of NBA draft prospects in comparison to the other regions. By our count, it has four potential lottery picks and another eight potential first-rounders. In other words, it's loaded.
ESPN.com has talked to multiple NBA scouts and GMs over the course of the season to give you a look at the top NBA prospects they'll be watching in each NCAA region.
1. Kansas Jayhawks
Lottery pick: Ben McLemore, SG, Fr.
First-rounder: Jeff Withey, C, Sr.
Potential second-rounders: Elijah Johnson, G, Sr.; Kevin Young, F, Sr.
Wait 'til next year: Perry Ellis, F, Fr., Jamari Traylor, F, Fr.
McLemore currently sits atop our Big Board, but his hold on the top spot has been tenuous. He is an elite shooter and a terrific athlete, but he can disappear for long stretches and doesn't really create well for himself off the dribble. KU's success in the tourney will be, in large part, based on whether Johnson and Naadir Tharpe can get him involved.
Withey isn't a great offensive player, but he'll be a first-rounder based entirely on his defensive ability and size. Johnson and Young are fringe second-round picks, but both could get a boost with a great tournament. A potential round of 32 matchup against North Carolina could put as many as 12 NBA draft prospects in the same game together.
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Year-RoundFrom London's West End, the worldwide smash hit musical by Queen and Ben Elton debuts in Minneapolis for a limited engagement! We Will Rock You features the greatest hits of the legendary British rock group, Queen. Now in its 11th year in London and seen by a staggering 15 million people worldwide, this hilarious, multi-award-winning and record-breaking phenomenon boasts a fantastic score of killer Queen tunes that you just can't resist singing along to, such as "Another One Bites The Dust," "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," "We Are The Champions," "Bohemian Rhapsody" and, of course, "We Will Rock You." It's the world champion of musicals and the show that rocks harder than any other, so don't miss the party – book your tickets now!


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Bill Gerhardt: Momentum (2010)
"One for Herbie" references Nichols' tropes like circling around a theme and inserting dissonant hints and off-kilter timing into Art Tatum -esque arpeggios. It also develops a strong melodic theme reminiscent of "Have You Met Miss Jones?." Gerhardt employs prodigious technique developing fully two-handed, often independent, lines and a limpid, bright touch. But he's never ostentatious, using technique to further musical rather than egoistic goals. Every piece hereeight of the nine are his ownis distinct and self-contained: complete piano renderings of a concept or idea fully realized melodically, harmonically and rhythmically. Although the album title is Momentum, a close synonym of that term is just as, if not more, appropriate: flow.
Gerhardt's performances proceed with an effortless forward motion, whether brightly against a second line refrain, as in the jaunty "Daughter"; impressionistically as in the cityscape tone poem "Amsterdam"; or with growing intensity like the interactive, chords across two hands, drive propelling "Cloud Field." And each tune has its own mood, from the surging sweet swing of "Coincidences," with its agile left-hand figures to the logical momentum of, yes, "Momentum."
Two strongly impressionistic pieces conjure up weather and geography with sensual precision. The brooding "Sleet" reflects on the predominant winter weather of Gerhardt's boyhood home of Cape Giradeau, Missouri. The buoyant waltz spring of "Emerald" is a souvenir of the pianist's vacations on Emerald Island off the Carolina coast, "a secluded, peaceful place ... [named] because the water there is so clean and clear." On "Gary's Waltz," by Gary McFarland
Track Listing: One For Herbie; Daughter; Amsterdam; Coincidences; Sleet; Emerald; Cloud Field; Gary's Waltz; Momentum.
Personnel: Bill Gerhardt: piano.
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Adapter is a Free Everything-to-Everything Transcoding App for Mac and Windows
Ever since VisualHub was discontinued, there's been a dearth of freeware transcoding apps on the Mac. I've since recommended MPEG Streamclip, but a true "everything to everything" program hasn't been available in the free arena. As of a week ago you can grab the new version of Apple Compressor for $50, but they didn't update the program to 64-bit or even change the interface from the last version (which I was never a fan of). Thus newcomer Adapter, while still in beta, looks promising:
The application also offers some other interesting features, like flash video downloading from the internet (just input a URL). The list of compatible file formats:
3g2, 3gp, 4xm, RoQ, ac3, alaw, asf, asf_stream, au, audio_dice, avi, crc, daud, dc1394, s, dv, dv1394, dvd, ea, ffm, film_cpk, flic, flv, gif, h261, h263, h264, idcin, image, image2, image2pipe, imagepipe, ipmovie, m4v, matroska, mjpeg, mmf, mov, mov, mp4, m4a, 3gp, 3g2, mp2, mp3, mp4, mpeg, mpeg1video, mpeg2video, mpegts, mpegvideo, mpjpeg, mulaw, nsv, null, nut, ogg, psp, psxstr, rawvideo, redir, rm, rtp, rtsp, s16be, s16le, s8, sdp, shn, sol, svcd, swf, u16be, u16le, u8, vcd, video4linux, vmd, vob, wav, wc3movie, wsaud, wsvqa, yuv4mpegpipe
I haven't tested it in depth but a quick conversion showed fast results (on a fast hackintosh, at least) with good quality.
Link: Adapter
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Luke on 07.6.11 @ 1:44PM
From the screenshot, it looks to me like it can.
On an unrelated note, the logo puzzles me… looks cool, but then there's that weird curve and spike at the bottom. Totally breaks the flow, looks like a mistake… but it's all over their website so I guess it's intentional.
Alec Sprinkle on 07.6.11 @ 2:00PM
I thought the same thing. Fix the logo, please! We're too OCD to allow such a thing to go unnoticed.
Clayton on 07.7.11 @ 12:03AM
well… almost everything. I don't see .webm in the list which I had to convert to recently for an html5 project. Nice to have this to convert to other similar formats though like ogg which I also had to deliver.
Diego on 07.7.11 @ 4:42AM
For PC users you had AVS Media Converter, it's very much like Adapter only it costs $59. Guess I'm switching to this one. Thanks NFS!
Marc on 07.7.11 @ 7:55AM
It's based on ffmpeg and can't convert Prores. Still looking for a Converter that gives me the quality of Handbrake but can handle Prores-Files. Any idea? h246-conversion on Streamclip does't even look close to Handbrake.
Paul Sellen on 07.8.11 @ 8:12AM
Try MovieConverter Studio it converts native MTS files to AIC though, not Prores but maybe helpful to you.
editwizard on 07.11.11 @ 4:42PM
Haha, should read 'converts anything to anything EXCEPT WMV.'
Nothing does 'anything,' there's always 'something' that it doesn't do. Oh well.
Looks a pretty useful tool. I am still in awe of Super (here – http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html), which has handled pretty much everything I wanted (even stupid random requests from clients for changing wmv's to swf and things like that). It handles batch conversions and everything too. Its just a bit overwhelming (the GUI is for people who know what they are doing, which, I imagine, is a lot of the people on here!). Their website is pretty horrible too, but worth it. Quick Media Converter (here – http://www.cocoonsoftware.com/) is also pretty handy, and has some good presets for things I just need to change over quickly. Will look into Adapter a bit more though, might be a good option.
I really need to go from H.264 to ProRes. It looks like a great program, but of little use to me.
dixter on 07.8.11 @ 9:57AM
Thanks breeze for the zamzar link but, I think I'd rather have my own 'in-computer' app to convert.
I downloaded MPEG Streamclip but, unless I'm missing something, it doesn't have a wmv output option.
Can anyone suggest an app that converts qt's to wmv?Chad Dyle, you should try Rarevisions '5DtoRGB'… http://rarevision.com/5dtorgb/
Donald on 07.8.11 @ 8:01PM
How about this one FREE STUDIO at
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/free-dvd-video-software.htmor try this one
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BigMucho on 07.9.11 @ 10:43AM
Looks interesting, but MPEG Streamclip, coupled with the perian QT plugin (both free) still give fantasic results, and read just about anything. Not sure how this improves on things…
BigMucho on 07.9.11 @ 10:45AM
.. And I agree with about the Compressor GUI. As radically as they changed the FCPX gui why does Compressor still feel and look like a 15 year old app?
I still use, and love VisualHub. But I'm still using Leopard and I've heard it breaks when you upgrade to Snow. What a shame, never really got a satisfying answer to why this fantastic program went dark.


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- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Release Date: Nov 20, 2012
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Wii U, Xbox 360
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Dec 29, 2012Expected much more than I got. It really is unfortunate that they'd incorporate such a bad ending in an attempt to milk the series in the future. Don't expect anything groundbreaking.
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Jan 20, 2013I was really impressed with this game. I have played the whole series and I think I enjoyed this one the most. An amazing open world, great additions to the classic assissin's creed we know and love and a good finish to an amazing series. Great for series vets and newbies alike.
Dec 27, 2013The beginning of the game is very slow, but after a few hours it becomes very enjoyable. Another beef that I have with the game is that some side missions are a waste of time (e.g., listening to somebody's conversation) because you are not rewarded and/or the mission is just not fun. Despite all this, AC3 is a great game I have particularly enjoyed the never-seen-before naval missions!
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Jun 25, 2013Terrible AI, game breaking control system (even on a gamepad it's dire) and absolutely terrible combat system. I've no idea how they managed to go so downhill from AC1.
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Nov 22, 2012Well it couldn't match the success of previous games of Assassin's Creed series such as Assassin's Creed 2 and Brotherhood but this really is a great game which is certainly worth your time.
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Dec 10, 2012**** Assassin's creed title yet. There is a lot to do, but absolutely nothing is fun. Combat is just silly and once you watch an hour of combat you have seen it all. Sidequests don't feel important. Stealth no longer feels important or fun for that matter. Connor is a dipsh*t. The story doesn't make sense.
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Jul 22, 2013The game is horrible. I am so disappointed being a AC1 hardcore fan. I rated AC1 10/10 AC2 9/10 and I am giving AC3 0/10.
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Dec 3, 2012Good gameplay, interesting new mechanics, boring storyline and characters, ending will make you go "...wat" and horrible menus for PC. Not as good as AC2.
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Jan 29, 2013I enjoyed this game. Sure, sometimes missions were a bit too difficult and frustrating. There is a large number of glitches, though none game-breaking. Give this game a shot, it's worth it.
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Dec 26, 2012COTSCENE kill 5.... COTSCENE walk 5 meters... COTSCENE press one button... COTSCENCE. 3 for the facial animations and the blood... fap fap fap +1 for the ship fights. the rest mehhhh. I am curious what's next on ASSASSins LOST!? Who's responsible ****
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Oct 16, 2013the game is out for quite some time now and still it keeps closing the tab of the game for me at random so i have to click back in and the map only works when it feels like are they actually serious about this? epic fail no were give about the PC users good job...
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Nov 27, 2012It's only **** port of the console game [ps3/xbox360] , poor graphic options, poor keyboard controls, no aspect ratio 4.3 for resolution. Its good game on console's but **** game on PC.
Nov 25, 2012the only lack of this game is optimization especially on AMD cards. Graphics the best of the series, gameplay the best and more dinamic , elements of batman AC and some RDR airs. Amazing story.
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Apr 23, 2013Ridiculously buggy to the point of not even being playable. As always, the storyline and voice acting are superb, but the majority of the game is action based and nothing ever, ever works properly. AC3 spits on the legacy of the franchise and should be ignored.
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Dec 29, 2012Its a copy paste AC game... There is absolutely nothing knew to this AC game besides the story. The gameplay is exactly the same as the others. If you want a good AC game take up brotherhood, where you have options on how to play along with an amazing story. Even the main character outside of the levels goes, "oh this again?" Whenever he begins a sequence.
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Nov 27, 2012I simply do not understand why people are so enthusiastic about this game. I hate games that take you by the hand and don't offer anything else besides the scripted linear path. The summary of my experience with this game comes to: "Hold E to skip cinematic" and "Follow the yellow dot to finish your goal". Extremely boring... moving on.
Feb 13, 2013Hands down my favorite game in the series. On PC it is drop dead gorgeous. The story very much begins as an origin story for the new protagonist Connor. This is incredible, but completely replaying the game gets tedious due to the long handhold of an introduction. The new ship warfare and sailing is incredibly fun.
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Jan 18, 2013Amazing graphics but cutscene after cutscene after cutscene after cutscene just destroyed what should have been a great game. Have played and enjoyed all the series but I am forcing myself to carry on to the end of this one. Less then half way there and I don't think I can take another guess what! ya a cutscene. What a pity.
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Mar 5, 2013This game is a real dud of a game. The only two interesting game features in the game are the ship battles and the decent combat. All story and side missions suck and the game is full of bugs, waiting around and meaningless drivel. I am fan of AC2 and Revelations but this installment is completely skippable and uninteresting.
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Jan 4, 2013Game is rather dull and the character is not as charismatic as Ezio. Most of the time you will spend on the ground since there are not many rooftops to run on. The tree climbing is pretty linear compared to buildings... This is probably the most boring AC game I played so far. I uninstalled the game half way and watched the crappy ending on Youtube.
Nov 26, 2012It's a very good game. But not so good as an Assassin's Creed :/
It's different, the others opus were more "RPG"... here the story is our primary quest.
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Dec 6, 2012Ac3 is probably the most in depth chapter yet in the series. It redefines the whole series it is intuitive and challenging to play..but is quite shorter than expected but however it masters story telling and presents the game in movie style...the opening of the game will say it...
Jan 2, 2013
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Dec 28, 2012
Dec 4, 2012Great story and setting, very well told, but it contains quite a lot of bugs, and the controls can drive you really crazy at times, which is especially annoying in long missions, where you die at the end and are then placed at the start of the mission. Most missions do have checkpoints though, so it's only a few (really annoying) missions who suffer that problem.
May 14, 2013
Jan 27, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Feb 11, 2013The game has become a soap film, you go and listen dialogues, sometimes you ride a horse, commanding fire, you can control the ship a minimum of action. No stealth and plot battle with 15 people. Conor listens some left people, carry out their orders, instead of himself all to understand and come up with a plan. Gameplay is very boring, all for the sake of the plot, sometimes very stupid.
Feb 18, 2013
Dec 9, 2012
Dec 1, 2012The 3rd work that destroyed wonderful series. From very troublesome craft systems, poor subordinates, and anything, stealth is used well and it has not become an invigorating game. There are a stealth game of the company and a big difference.
Dec 9, 2012Terrible consolitis. A mash up of all the game mechanics from previous AC games, makes the journey a confusing chore - disappointing because the story is very exciting... albeit with a rather flaccid ending.
Jun 29, 2013Worth Assassin's Creed game ever!
Boring story boring characters boring game world...
biggest disappointment in 2012 for me
You shouldn't spend your money and time on it. -
Dec 1, 2012
Nov 28, 2012THE BEST assassin's creed game to date... AWESOME graphics great story and magnificent game play!
IT is the best game i have played since Skyrim... The polished combat system, the new hunting play along with the naval missions has given Assassin's Creed a really unique look in a awesome way... and not to mention the DX11 graphics is mind blowing! 10/10 goes to UBI! -
Feb 16, 2013This is a pretty good game. It has some insane quality smoother and much more improved physics with more detailed combat than previous games. The game has a very cinematic feel to it, but the inconsistency is confusing along with the very slow progression.
Feb 6, 2013Assassin's Creed III proves to be, despite its promises, a rather indecisive game. It comes with so many strong elements, that it could have been the best Assassin's Creed ever, but it fails to harmonically balance those elements. [January 2013]
Jan 29, 2013Assassin's Creed 3 offers a spectacular way to fill in the blanks in your knowledge of the American Revolution - it never holds back on scope, drama or action.
Jan 23, 2013What, no French revolution? For Europeans, birth of the United States is not really very interesting time nor environment. And after Ezio (or Haytham Kenway), Connor is bland, irritating protagonist. Game is also full of chores that add very little to the experience. [Jan 2013]


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Everything Nurses >> Nurse Talk >> How in the World do you get it all Done?
How in the World do you get it all Done?
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Posted almost 5 years ago I'm just about done with my clinicals for my CNA course (first step in the nursing program at the college here). There are a bunch of us working at the nursing home and there's a ton of work for us to do. It's one thing for us to get it done with 10 of us on one hall, but how in the world does this stuff get done when there're only 2 CNAs working? I'm sure this goes for LPNs and RNs as well. The nursing home I'm doing my clinicals at isn't that great and I've heard that the residents don't get taken care of properly when the students aren't there doing all the work. Is it like that everywhere? That's just horrible! I guess I'm just wondering how difficult it'll be when I start my new job on Thursday. Will I have to just ignore residents because I can't possibly get to them all? Sorry I'm rambling. Just wondering how bad it really is out there. Christine |
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Whoop Pass IPA - Silver City Brewing Co.
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North Carolina
3.96/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours a clear deep burnt orange with a billowing two finger white head that settles ever so slowly leaving broken lace behaind as it does.Aromas of citric and leafy hops with not alot of sweetness,there is some alcohol induced sweetness but not in ur face.Big citrus fruits on the palate with not a whole lot of bitterness,more alcohol induced frutiness makes for a very non-bitter DIPA with all the fruitiness derived from the hops and malt,the alcohol does creep and make's itslef known as it warms.I like this beer because it's not overly sweet and the hops have some complexity.Nice job here.
Serving type: bottle
12-22-2013 22:58:18 | More by oberon
4.23/5 rDev +5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.25
Very good although more of a regular IPA than double. Poured at a good temperature with a medium size, cream color, foamy, thick head that settled after a bit and a bit of lace. Color is a clear amber with plenty of bubble trails. Aroma is a nice blend of hop, caramel malt, citrus and a little resin. Flavor's like nose with all of the characteristics enhanced and bolder. Very good balance between tang, bitter, and sweet. Body/carbonation are just right. Finish is like flavor except the resin gets stronger and turns a little bad. Still, I really like this beer and wish I could get more.
Serving type: bottle
10-09-2013 01:33:18 | More by drpimento
4.24/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Clear golden copper. Dense beige frothy head. Big tangled sheets of lace.
Super floral and citrus. herbal resins. sweet pale malt lingers in the background.
Rush of juicy citrus, bitter grapefruit, pine, floral, spicy resins. Toasty, light caramel, touch of booze. Big ol bitterness.
Medium body. sticky and drying. slow and low carbonation. just enough. some creaminess to the body. some acidity.
Drinkability is great for abv. there is a little kick. Plenty of hops make this one a real Pass Whooper.
Serving type: bottle
05-23-2013 23:00:36 | More by CHILLINDYLAN
3.54/5 rDev -12.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
From bottle ordered on-line.
Poured in a Belgian Scotch Silly glass.
Copper color with big head.
Aroma of grassy hops and sweet malts.
Medium carbonation and significant mouthfeel.
Flavors of roasted malts, grassy and piney hops, funky fruit rind, white grapefruit, Italian herbs...let me give this 5 minutes...
OK...head remains with mixed size bubbles...aroma is still there, with a touch of oxidation/wet cardboard. Flavors are big and bold, with a touch of funky melon fruit, biting grassy and pine sap bitterness, alcohol, mango rind. Humm...might well be better at the brewery, but in this form at this time it's bitter and rough, certainly not for the timid but beyond that, for the double IPA fan, it's not compelling.
Serving type: bottle
02-26-2013 06:18:28 | More by DenverLogan
3.4/5 rDev -15.6%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured chilled into a tulip.
Pours a nice bronze color with about half an inch of beige head that quickly recedes leaving a light surface layer with moderate lacing.
Aromas of carmelized sugars, candied citrus peel and pine.
Taste follows through the aromas with really nothing coming to the front. A lingering, bitter aftertaste that I found a bit cloying.
Medium to heavy bodied with moderate carbonation.
Overall a fair DIPA, but not one of my faves.
Serving type: bottle
02-19-2013 17:41:26 | More by srhoadsy
4.23/5 rDev +5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
22oz. bomber purchased at Full Throttle Bottles in Seattle for $7. There appears to be the date "100912" stamped on the label. Presumably, that's a best-by date. According to the label, this was brewed in Bremerton, not Silverdale.
Poured a cloudy, hazy amber color with a decent-sized, creamy beige head. Said head hung around for a while. Lots of lace.
Big, citrusy hop aroma. There's some piney notes as well. Malt aromas are pretty well obliterated, only just showing they are present to provide some backbone.
Initially just a bitter hop flavor, but once it warmed up a little became quite a bit more complex. It's definitely more bitter in the taste than in the aroma, but it's still well balanced. There's a malty backbone that's only just detectable, providing a framework upon which to hang hops. A little more sweet than the average IPA but not to a distracting degree. A little more complex tasting than most versions of the style.
Medium bodied, with decent carbonation. Creamy and oily mouthfeel.
Pretty good DIPA. Back in the day, there was a lot of rapturous talk about this beer that emanated from the west side of the state, and that – combined with it's lack of wide distribution – made it one of my white whales. While not quite as epic as I was expecting, it's still very good. Like SIlver City's Fat, it takes a little bit of warming up to appreciate it.
Serving type: bottle
10-14-2012 22:04:08 | More by woemad
4.05/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Poured from 22oz bomber into a pint glass. My bottle reads 8.5% ABV rather than the above-noted 9%.
Appearance: deep orange hue with a little bit of haze to the body. Effervescence is minimal, but there's a thick finger of frothy ivory head. I think it looks darn good.
Smell: rich, sweet malt backbone with a big hop bouquet all over it. Hop character is earthy, floral and a tiny bit citrusy; overall, the effect is very smooth. Sometimes double IPAs can get pretty loud and prickly, but this one is balanced and enticing.
Taste: just like the aroma, there's a rich malty flavor combined with a big floral, citrusy hop character. Bitterness is low for the style, and overall the beer is quite balanced. I like it; it's quite drinkable for the style.
Mouthfeel: medium to medium-thick body with a nice, well-integrated carbonation which is surprisingly prominent despite the lack of effervescence in the appearance. The combination of body and carbonation yields a wonderfully creamy mouthfeel. Usually IPA brewers don't go for this kind of creaminess, but here it works great. Love it!
Overall: a very drinkable and tasty DIPA. Quaffable despite its ABV, and smooth despite its IBUs. I dig it.
Serving type: bottle
09-13-2012 21:36:05 | More by flagmantho
3.13/5 rDev -22.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
A fine example of pacific northwest IPA but not a top 5 IPA for me. The appearance and aroma are very good but the flavor was not as complex as I had hoped for. (that was a pun) I would order this beer in a bar but not go out of my way to secure a bottle.
Serving type: bottle
07-11-2012 17:21:45 | More by NoHipTee
3.93/5 rDev -2.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A: light copper color with a healthy tan head that lingers after falling. Decent lacing retention.
S: Nice pine note, some citrus, more toward oranges than grapefruit.
T: hops to biscuit back to hops in the bad of the mouth.
M: medium body, somewhat of a smooth edge. Nice, I liked the texture.
O: I enjoyed thoroughly. A nice DIPA,.
Serving type: bottle
05-23-2012 02:04:36 | More by deedric
3.9/5 rDev -3.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
22oz bottle opened on 2-28-12.
A - Pours a very dark, clear orange with a one finger yellow-tan head. Solid retention.
S - Sweet bready malt and lots of oranges and grapefruit.
T - Oranges, tropical fruit, slight carmel.
D - Good carbonation, heavier body.
O - Darker and heavier than expected. Lots of tropical flavors that helps over power the sweet malts.
Serving type: bottle
03-18-2012 05:23:41 | More by HuskyinPDX
4/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Live tasting, bomber into Duvel tulip...
Appearance; pours a wonderful copper color with roughly one finger of thick straw colored head that dissipates fairly quickly to a thin film with a ring on the edges... Lacing is great with a nearly solid film coating the glass....
Smell; definitely resinous, hints of peach and orange... Main aroma is of pine.
Taste; definitely a pine and resin forward beer, with undertones of peach and citrus... Slight notes of pineapple... Lingering bitter finish.
Mouthfeel; light medium body with decent carbonation and a slightly sticky mouthfeel... Slightly effervescent carbonation.
Overall; a slightly different DIPA, a bit more resinous than others I have recently had seems a lot more piney and not quite as citrus forward as the typical west coast DIPA... Definitely enjoyable, I'd have this again as a nice change of pace!
Serving type: bottle
02-25-2012 05:27:32 | More by Thingus
3.5/5 rDev -13.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
22oz bomb
appearance: served in my delirium chalice - autumunal amber body, forced foamy white cap with a sticky, filmy lace
smell: balance very evident in the aroma - big sweet malts, resinous piney hops, light citrus rind
taste: quite sweet - both from the citrus in the hops and the heavy malts that balance this thing out and almost overthrows the hops. Balanced with moderate bitterness. grapefruit rind, dash of lemon, pretty heavy on the booze
mouthfeel: big and sweet - not particularly how I prefer my IIPA's
overall: just ok - kind of a letdown
Serving type: bottle
09-16-2011 01:44:29 | More by dirtylou
3.95/5 rDev -2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Fresh 22 oz bomber.
Pour: Orange in the light with a dark brown hue. The head is slightly off white, initially soapy and constantly around the edges.
Nose: Piney, resinous hops with a sweet caramel malt bill and slight alcohol.
Taste: Slightly piney, slightly resinous and dank hops. Slight caramel malt, slight alcohol and slightly soapy.
Mouthfeel: Good for a IIPA...slightly oily, medium bodied with moderate carbonation.
Overall: A decemt WA IIPA but not near the quality of many of our draft only breweries...I.e. Schooner Exact, Walking Man and Black Raven
Serving type: bottle
09-13-2011 04:18:44 | More by waltersrj
4.13/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a 22oz bomber into a clear pint glass. No freshness date apparent. Paid $6.99 at 99 Bottles in Federal Way, WA.
A-Pours a clear deep golden, almost orange color with a two finger, off-white head with good retention and persistent lacing.
S-The Cascade and Columbus hops are fragrant, piney, citrus, and sweet against a backdrop of caramel malt. The aroma is pronounced, and pleasant. A bit more and it would be fantastic.
T--Very well balanced, IMO. Hops are aggressive without being overpowering; juicy, fruity, and resinous. Nice malt backbone is pleasantly sweet, but clean.
M-Medium to full body is not quite as dry as I like in the DIPA style. Perhaps a tad under carbonated.
O-A good DIPA. One of the better beers I have had from Washington. It is surprising how few Washington beers seem to be widely distributed in Oregon. Perhaps Oregonians are homers, even though we drink among the highest percentage of craft brew in the states.
Serving type: bottle
09-13-2011 02:13:04 | More by velosuds
1.8/5 rDev -55.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 1.5
A: Poured a deep orange color with good carbonation and a small white head
S: Nose is cheap old grains, caramel and alittle citrus
T: Pretty much the only thing going here is some light booze, citrus, caramel and a mouthfull of soap
M: So soapy and disgusting, slick, just bad, very bad. Body was rather thin and the taste of citrus that I was expecting tried to break through the Dawn dish detergent but to no avail.
O: Avoid
PS. This is after numerous reviews
Serving type: growler
09-11-2011 01:06:18 | More by barleywinefiend
4.43/5 rDev +9.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to someone for sharing this at the May Freetail bottle release.
The beer pours an orange color with a decent-sized white head. The aroma definitely lets you know this is a double IPA. I get a lot of pine and orange notes as well as a little bit of biscuit malt.
The flavor is more of the same. There is a medium bitterness in the beer and a lot of pine from the hops. There is also a little bit of orange citrus and biscuit malt, but the beer is dominated by the piney hops. The alcohol is well hidden and the beer is easy to drink.
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. A very nice Double IPA.
Serving type: bottle
09-10-2011 20:28:33 | More by Mora2000
3.78/5 rDev -6.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Dark orange with medium carbonation, one finger head that sticks around for a while
S: All hops, but not too overpowering. Definitely more on the piney side
T: Pretty nice hoppy bitterness. Sweet malty finish, it's good, but there's not much there
M: A bit thick for a DIPA, but I rather liked that. Just the right carbonation and very smooth
Overall this was a decent DIPA and I'm glad I got to try some courtesy of a friend up in Washington
Serving type: bottle
08-30-2011 02:17:49 | More by Bobheed
Alberta (Canada)
3.55/5 rDev -11.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
22oz bomber, from a late-night (I love this city) jaunt to a QFC (boss!) in the Denny Triangle.
This beer pours a clear medium orange-amber hue, with one finger of thin foamy white head, which settles quickly, leaving a decent vista of iceberg lace around the glass in the process. It smells of citrusy, herbal hops, and mild bready caramel malt. The taste is caramel/toffee malt, and a slackened leafy citrus hoppiness, buoyed, if that's your thing, by a subtle to enveloping booziness, depending on the sip, and the phase of the moon, I guess. The carbonation is on the low side of average, the body medium weight, in danger of turning to the light side, and coldly smooth. It finishes off-dry, the increasingly nondescript hop bitterness taking a final toll against and underwhelming malt presence.
As far as PNW DIPAs (acronym budget, spent!) go, this is fairly weak offering, flavour-wise. The booze, on the other hand - well rendered, and pretty innocuous. A trade-off, at best.
Serving type: bottle
07-05-2011 02:33:31 | More by biboergosum
3.88/5 rDev -3.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
on tap at Silver City Restaurant and Brewery
A - clear golden orange
S - nothing but hops; weak smell
T - pine and citrus hops bite the palate; bitter and delicious; bitter aftertaste lingers . . .
M - light-medium body; medium carbonation
O – A little malt flavor would not hurt this DIPA, but it's pretty good as it is.
Serving type: on-tap
07-02-2011 04:41:37 | More by lwillitz
4.18/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Picked up at Bottleworks on my trip to the Northwest about 4 weeks ago. This has been on my want list for a long time and I am excited to finally get to try it.
A - Orangish-brown, near caramel in color in the thcik center of the beer. Thick, creamy head of foam that is a light tan in color. Webs of lacing left behind on the glass. Lots of carbonation quickly rising up to the top.
S - Big fresh cut citrus aromas. Lots of grapefruit with a touch of orange. As the beer warms I get some pine resin coming through as well. Lingering underneath is a bit of caramel and brown sugar sweetness. The hops truly overwhelm the nose on this one; near perfect DIPA aroma in my book.
T - Rather harsh bitterness initially with all the lovely citrus hop taste that was in the nose. Lots of grapefruit. A bit of pine comes through as well, especially as the beer warms. Just a bit of sweetness lies underneath and carries the bitterness through.
M - Medium bodied with a rather effervesent carbonation. A light stickiness lingers in the mouth and the hop burn certainly lingers on the tongue.
O - A big west coast DIPA. I think you could add just a touch more malt to this one and still have a big hoppy monster; albeit a touch more drinkable. I certainly am glad I was finally able to snag this one though.
Serving type: bottle
06-24-2011 20:27:38 | More by ckeegan04
3.8/5 rDev -5.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Thanks to Evan for this one.
A: The beer pours a murky amber color with an off-white head.
S: A really nice fruitiness to the nose. Plenty of citrus (grapefruit) and tropical fruit (pineapple). A mild to moderate bread aroma and a bit of pine. Some other fruits come through such as apricots.
T: Things are much the same on the palate. Lots of grapefruit, decent pine, and pineapple. A bit on the sweeter side, but not overdone. Some bready malts and caramel. Moderate bitterness.
M: Medium in body with a medium level of carbonation.
O: Not a bad IPA. A bit sweet, but good nonetheless.
Serving type: bottle
06-11-2011 07:55:37 | More by womencantsail
4.33/5 rDev +7.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
22oz bottle thanks to Jerriko, appreciate it. Im always suspicious of an IPA that is not from Cali but this was a hit! Nice orange color, good foamy head. Smell is straight hops, peachy and not really pine as far as my nose could tell. Taste is a really good hoppiness, peach, not really herbal or dank or pine, mostly fruit. This was pretty damn good and I'd like a couple more. The alcohol was not a factor at all.
Serving type: bottle
06-09-2011 22:14:21 | More by ArrogantB
3.75/5 rDev -6.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Got this from my buddy Jeff in Seattle a while back. It's been in the fridge for a few weeks. Bottle isn't date stamped at all. This is my first from Silver City.
22 oz -> Weyerbacher tulip
A - Hazy copped red, off-white one finger head, huge amount of lacing, this head is retained, steady carb streams for the first five minutes
S - Caramel, malty, creamy, slight hop bitter
T - Up front bold and earthy hop flavors, settles in creamy and malty sweet, long thin bitter finish down the middle of the tongue
M - Thin to medium, slight alcohol warmth
O - This is a nice double IPA. Its pretty hop forward and has the dark and strong feel of some others in the style like Firestone Walker Double Jack. This doesn't feel as balanced and refined as this though. It's almost as aggressive as DFH 90 Min IPA and it's a little on the "raw power" side.
Serving type: bottle
05-13-2011 23:35:54 | More by tbrown4
New York
3.83/5 rDev -5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Finally getting to try a bottle of this so raved about dipa from the grand NW. Coppery and slick licking, a dark orange pours out into my glass, erupting magma of pine and citrus.
The flavor is heavy on the malt, with a good punch of citrus and pine hop and decent bitterness. Nothing too fancy, nothing out of the NW norm here. Another quality imperial IPA with some bready malt and good bitterness. The nice hop aroma makes for a soothing and tasty drink. A bit thick but not underattenuated. Quality.
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2011 09:59:22 | More by dragonWhale
3.58/5 rDev -11.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Thanks to my WA friends for this one.
Pours a coppery burnt orange. Smells great; not too strong but enough to get a hint at what's in store. Notes of cascade and columbus hops (as stated on the bottle).
Not as orangey and flowery as my So Cal IPA's but a good effort nonetheless. Tastes solid with a nice finish. Not too bitter which is something I like in a DIPA.
Well done Silver City.
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2011 02:50:33 | More by jamex
Whoop Pass IPA from Silver City Brewing Co.
out of 100
based on 136 ratings.


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Florida Gators football: Monday's post-practice notes
by Jason LieserThe Florida football team began its final two weeks of training camp this morning. This should be a regular week, with a little game-planning next week. Then the focus shifts to Miami (Ohio).
The public and press are barred from Gators' practices, but a few assistant coaches and players spoke to the media after this morning's session. Here's what we learned:
– Freshman safety Jordan Haden left the team. He has been granted his release with no restrictions, a Florida spokesperson said.
– Linebackers coach D.J. Durkin said Brandon Hicks (dehydration) practiced today.
– Durkin said Jelani Jenkins is ahead of Jon Bostic right now, but, "they're playing different positions." Both players could start. Jenkins has been playing well at outside linebacker and "moves like a DB," Durkin said.
– Can't say for sure, but based on Durkin's comments Monday, it sounds like these are the Gators' starting linebackers: SLB A.J. Jones, MLB Jon Bostic, WLB Jelani Jenkins. I might be wrong. I might be correct and then it changes tomorrow. Or those three might start against Miami.
– Durkin, who also coaches special teams, said he has not determined his kick and punt returners yet, but "I'm sure (Chris) Rainey will be involved somehow." He said freshman Robert Clark is a candidate, too.
– Three more freshmen shed their black stripes: QB Trey Burton, DT Sharrif Floyd, DT Dominique Easley.
– RB Jeff Demps said the Gators have been running option plays in camp with John Brantley at quarterback.
– K Caleb Sturgis has hit from as long as 52 yards during camp.
– P Chas Henry said head coach Urban Meyer continues to oversee and run the Gators' punt teams. Meyer said this year he would delegate more special teams responsibilities to Durkin.
Tags: 2010 training camp, Brandon Hicks, Dominique Easley, Football, Jelani Jenkins, Jon Bostic, Jordan Haden, Sharrif Floyd, Trey Burton


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Ilya Kovalchuk will keep firing pucks for the New Jersey Devils, but his contract is just another sham designed to circumvent the NHL's salary cap system.
That's the insidious nature of the escrow-enforced triple cap system. It pits player against player, teammate against teammate, those under long-term contracts against those about to hit the market.
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Well I am not in either the Cardinals Territory or Astros Territory and tonight's game was blacked out for me on both feeds. I got last night's game on both Comcast Sportsnet Houston & on Fox Sports Midwest. But tonight neither feed was coming through.
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Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp claimed that his side should have been given a spot kick in their 0-0 Europa League group stage opener against PAOK Salonika.
With an eye on this weekend's Premier League clash against Liverpool, Redknapp sent a young side out to face PAOK in Greece.
The side, which included young talents like Jake Livermore, Iago Falque, Tom Carroll, Kyle Walker, Harry Kane and Andros Townsend, did well to come away with a point but Redknapp felt that the outcome of the match may have turned out differently.
The match saw a penalty given for the home side in the second half which was initially put away by Lino, but the referee judged another player to be in the box and ordered the spot kick to be retaken, which was blasted wide.
However, Redknapp felt that Spurs should have been awarded a penalty in the first half when Kane was fouled by Pablo Contreras. Not only was a penalty not given, Kane was booked for simulation as well.
He said after the game: "I thought it was a penalty. I've seen a replay. It was a foul. He wouldn't go down - it was very harsh to book him. It was a penalty."
Redknapp felt that the youngsters have acquitted themselves well, especially at an intimidating away ground. He will also be glad for the experience they will gain from such a trip across the continent.
He remarked: "I was pleased with the performance, particularly in the first half. We kept the ball well,"
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Redknapp was particularly happy with midfielder Carroll's performance, singling out the 19-year-old for praise.
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• Amicalola Falls State Park between Elijay and Dahlonega, which has a guest lodge
• Unicoi State Park and Lodge in northeastern Georgia
• Little Ocmulgee State Park and Lodge and Wallace Adams Golf Course in McRae, Ga., which is about 80 miles southeast of Macon
• Georgia Veterans Memorial State Park and golf course in Cordele, Ga., off Interstate 75 about an hour south of Macon
• George T. Bagby State Park and Meadowlinks Golf Course in Fort Gaines, Ga., about an hour west of Albany
Cloudland Canyon State Park has a lot to recommend it: 3,485 acres of rugged terrain, miles-long scenic views, cascading waterfalls and a gaping gorge for which the park is named.
Add cash cow to the list.
Georgia's Division of State Parks and Historic Sites is taking a more businesslike approach to its operations since the economic crash of 2008. Since then, the Georgia Assembly halved the park system's funding and instructed it to become self-sustaining.
"It's our new normal," said parks system Director Becky Kelley.
"We've made four of five major reductions in staffing, eliminating hundreds of positions, redefining hundreds of jobs from full time to part time, reducing [parks'] hours of operations," Kelley said.
In its quest to boost the bottom line, the park system this month privatized the operation of five state parks with upscale lodges and golf courses by turning over their management to Coral Hospitality, a Coral Gables, Fla.-based hotel and resort management company.
Cutting costs is half the equation.
The Georgia Assembly wants the parks system to pay its own way -- a far cry from covering 50 percent of its expenses in 2002 when Kelley took over as parks director.
"No one's ever told me the target percent," Kelley said. "They've told me to pursue a strategy of self-sufficiency."
Now, every state park and historic site has to develop a business plan with strategies for enhanced cost recovery and revenue generation.
This month, Cloudland Canyon officials held a public meeting to solicit revenue-generating ideas. The park may let concessionaires sell firewood, food and drink, lead cave tours and guide backcountry horseback rides.
Cloudland Canyon isn't exempt from the exercise -- even though as one of Georgia's most popular state parks, it's a money-maker.
"This park is more than self-sufficient," Cloudland Canyon's Park Manager Bobby Wilson said. "We're taking in one-and-a-half times what we're costing."
The parks system would like its popular, profitable parks to become even more so to help subsidize parks and historic sites that, because of their remoteness or strictly historic appeal, will never break even.
"We make them [profitable], and those parks help support the other facilities," Kelley said.
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One balancing act for the parks system is cutting costs while keeping parks attractive for visitors.
Cloudland Canyon had 13 full-time employees in 2009 when Wilson took over as park manager.
"There's six of us [now]," he said.
Cloudland Canyon's interpretive center -- a building stocked with nature books, cozy chairs and native snakes housed in aquariums -- is open only on weekends. Its once full-time naturalist now works seasonally, part time.
Friends of Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites is a nonprofit organization based in Cartersville that has more than 50 local chapters that typically funded special programming to help attract visitors, such as bluegrass concerts at Red Top Mountain State Park near Cartersville and buying food for birds of prey displayed in "Close Encounters of the Bird Kind," an educational program at Amicalola Falls State Park.
In this time of cutbacks, however, the friends' groups are covering more mundane costs, said Damon Kirkpatrick, director of operations and development for the organization.
For example, when the interpretive center at Tallulah Gorge State Park needed to replace its fire sprinkler heads, Kirkpatrick said, the friends group there ponied up about $22,000.
"Parks didn't have the money to do it, and we did," he said. "That's the kind of thing you would expect to have state funding."
Kirkpatrick can understand why the Georgia Assembly is looking toward state parks and historic sites parks to fund themselves -- they're one of the few state agencies that can be run like a business.
"Parks are kind a unique beast, when it comes to state government," he said, adding, "My opinion is, some state funds will always be required."
Another cost-cutting measure in the works is the elimination, by 2018, of 80 park rangers who are authorized to carry firearms through the Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council. They'll be absorbed into a new law enforcement division through the state Department of Natural Resources, which is over the parks system.
Kelley is mindful of needing to keep parks attractive while cutting costs.
"That's the magic question," she said. "We want to be sure that we haven't diminished the experience. If we've cut too deep, then we'll hear about it."
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Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for New York Comedy FestivalBruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, Roger Waters, Jerry Seinfeld, Jon Stewart and more paid tribute to the sacrifices of our military members at The Bob Woodruff Foundation and New York Comedy Festival Production's "Stand Up for Heroes" benefit at New York City's Madison Square Garden Wednesday night.
The annual event -- created by and named after ABC News' Bob Woodruff, who himself was nearly killed by an improvised explosive device while covering the Iraq War in 2006 -- benefits his foundation, which is dedicated to helping service members integrate back into their society after they're injured. In the past seven years, the event has raised nearly 20 million dollars.
Waters performed Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here," accompanied by a group of injured soldiers who are also musicians, and Springsteen performed hits including "Dancing in the Dark" and "Dream Baby Dream."
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October 12, 2009 at 7:07 p.m.
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