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4.0 out of 5 stars
Not a Garmin but,
This review is from: Magellan RoadMate 5045T-EU GPS navigator (Electronics)
I have had a Garmin GPS for several years, having bought it because it included European maps as well as North American ones. I had difficulty trying to download map updates so when I found this Magellan unit that also included European maps for less money than map updates I bought it. I have only used it in our province but it seems reasonably accurate, but the voice is a bit wavery and not as clear as the one on my Garmin. Instead of giving another voice command at a turn it just chimes, having given instructions at 3 km and 2km and 1km. It is OK but takes a little getting used to. It does offer new instructions very quickly if you do not take the recommended turns while the Garmin unit says recalculating and takes a little longer to come up with new instructions. Another feature that is different is that it does not give your speed if you are just viewing the map. I find this feature helpful as a check against my speedometer. Another feature of the Magellan is that it defaults to a fairly close view of the map. This can be changed by touching the + button, but I find it helpful to be able to see a block or two ahead especially at night when it is hard to see street signs until up close. My Garmin defaults to showing a larger view which I prefer. My Magellan unit has a larger screen, but I don't this is an advantage since it blocks more of the view and is bulkier to take on a trip when I will be renting a vehicle. I find the 3 1/2" screen to be perfectly adequate. I know these are personal likes, but perhaps they will be helpful to others.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
to avoid in the province of Quebec,
This review is from: Magellan RoadMate 5045T-EU GPS navigator (Electronics)
Let's say your street name is called ''Avenue du Mont-Royal'', well normally you would use the letter ''M'' to search for Mont-Royal on Garmin, TomTom and Google. But not with Magellan, with Magellan everything starts with the letter ''D''.
You have search for ''du Mont-Royal'' with the letter ''D'' first for ''du'' this made this GPS unusable in the streets of Montreal where many streets have a the words du or de preceding the name. Imagine this in Europe in Spain, Portugal, Italy or France.... all street names would start with the letter ''D'' in the search function of this GPS. Useless for Montreal, Qc. Stick to Garming or TomTom.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Incomplete maps on RoadMate 5045T-EU,
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This is the first time I buy a Magellan GPS. I just bought a RoadMate 5045T-EU for my trip to Turkey. I loaded the Europe maps and made all the updates availables. I tried to enter my destinations in Turkey and I found none of the hotels I'm going to even if they a in touristic cities! In fact many cities seem not to exist nor the roads! Sometimes there are city names but no streets!
4.0 out of 5 stars
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Magellan RoadMate 5045T-EU GPS navigator
Got horribly lost going to a wedding in a snow storm. All signs covered in snow, so purchased a GPS, and am slowly learning how to use it.
4.0 out of 5 stars
So far so good,
This review is from: Magellan RoadMate 5045T-EU GPS navigator (Electronics)
I bought it at a discount price. and it is my first GPS. Big and bright screen. Only one thing I feel not comfortable, you can't charge it through USB by PC even the manual said so. I had difficulties to turn it on since the battery was run up when I got it. But everything is working well after I fully charged it in my car.
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Saturday Night June 23 is shaping up to be quite the night at Rockford Speedway as Cintas presents Scouts Night. All scouts in uniform will be admitted free to the races. For the first time ever, we will host a Tough Truck Tug of War competition following feature races, pitting trucks against one another in an all out Tug of War. Saturday night also marks the return of open wheeled excitement as the Illini Racing Series Midgets take to the high banks. Racing action includes the NASCAR Stanley Steemer Late Models, Bargain Hunter Sportsman, RockStar Energy RoadRunners plus the Sam's Drive-In Hare 'N Hound Race.
Spectator Gates open at 5, qualifying begins at 5:55 with the Stateline Staffing Services Dashes going green at 7:07pm. Adult general admission tickets are just $12, students ages 12-17 are $8, kids 6-11 $5 with children ages 5 and under admitted free.
The annual Fastor Pastor Races will take center stage Wednesday night June 27. Fifteen area pastors are ready to test their ability and faith under the lights Wednesday night. The RoadRunner Super Summer Series, Bandits, Winged Women on Wheels, MacCloskey Kesler & Associates Spectacular Drags, Figure 8's and Misfits will all be in action as well. Adult general admission tickets are $8, students ages 12-17 $6, ages 6-11 are $4 with kids 5 and under free. Gates open at 5:30, qualifying at 6:25 first race is at 7:07pm
The area's biggest and best ground and aerial FIREWORKS display will take place on Saturday June 30 and Wednesday July 4. June 30 plays host to Round II of the Gilley's Cool 5 Series with the running of the Stanley Steemer Star Spangled 76 for the Late Models. Independence Day July 4 will be highlighted by the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, a race in total darkness for the RoadRunner Super Summer Series. Tickets for both events are on sale now by calling 815-633-1500 or online at www.rockfordspeedway.com
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Robert Ayers, Brian Dawkins, Andre' Goodman, Darcel McBath and Wesley Woodyard will miss Sunday's home game against the Jets due to injury, Head Coach Josh McDaniels announced Monday.
The head coach did not rule out Demaryius Thomas, who left Sunday's loss at Baltimore with a head and neck injury after a second-quarter kickoff return.
McDaniels did not discuss the nature of the injuries or how long the players might be out. McBath left Sunday's game in the first quarter with an ankle injury and did not return, while Dawkins went down with a knee injury in the fourth quarter and didn't return, according to press box injury updates.
"That's what I know right now," McDaniels said. "As far as length of time and all that, I don't have an answer."
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In the Monday morning press session, McDaniels remained positive and confident that the team will be able to improve going forward even without some of its top defenders for the next game.
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Derby, the Kimberley, Western Australia.
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View Full ProfileThat's the most amazing capture/scene- oh so stunning! Love the desert country!
PS. is the Sigma 10-20 a good lens? Do you use it mostly for landscapes- wide angles?
The Sigma 10-20 is a FANTASTIC wide-angle lens. I have no criticisms!!! Thanks, odd ;)
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Splendiferous indeed! The light, the trees, and THAT cloud. Wow!
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Charming casita located in Santiago little town near to Manzanillo downtown and amenities. Could be divided into two independent little houses each with 1 bedroom , 1 full bathroom, and little kitchen. Is fully furnished, has a private pool and palapa and is one block walking to the beach.
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Relax in Manzanillo which is a Mexico secure beachtown, enjoy the perfect weather from november to may that Manzanillo has. Swim on the ocean, make your own tour to other beachtowns near to Manzanillo. Barra de Navidad Fishing town is 45 minutes driving and Puerto Vallarta is 4 hrs driving from Manzanillo.


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No snow is never a problem at New Hampshire Grass Drags
Snow will be on the minds of the estimated 40,000 people expected at the New Hampshire Grass Drags and Water Cross competition this weekend. The event at Brookvale Farm on Martin Road begins Friday and runs through Sunday.
Professional freestyle rider Levi LaVallee will also bring his team and be available to sign autographs. LaVallee is a nine-time Winter X Games medalist and holds the world record for the longest snowmobile distance jump at 412 feet.
Doherty said some 300 riders are planning to participate this year, including amateurs who compete Friday night and Saturday afternoon.
In addition to the races, nearly 100 vendors will be selling snowmobile gear and other equipment.
The event also serves as the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association's largest fundraiser of the year.
A three-day pass is $40. Children under 12 are free.
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WASHINGTON, DC – Energy and Power Subcommittee Chairman Ed Whitfield (R-KY) will address the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) on Tuesday, February 5, 2013, at 8:30 a.m. at the Renaissance Washington Hotel. Whitfield will outline the subcommittee's 2013 agenda and discuss how new federal regulations will impact the utilities sector.
This weekend the Super Bowl will be played between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens. Imagine if the rules of the game were to change at halftime. What if the field was suddenly extended in the middle of one team's drive? It would be impossible to play a game when the rules change on the fly.
WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Commerce Department this week announced that the U.S. economy is contracting, reporting that U.S. GDP fell 0.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012. This economic slump means even more bad news for employment seekers.
WASHINGTON, DC – Today marks 15 years since the federal government has defaulted on its legal responsibility to store our nation's nuclear waste. According to the law, the Department of Energy was supposed to begin accepting nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain by January 31, 1998.


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Saturday, February 16, 2008
Monkey Love Box of Cards
Monkey Love, a new set by C.C. Designs of All That Scraps, was revealed while I was up at CHA. This morning I had time to play with this fun little set. I decided on a love set all packed up in a fun box for presentation. Sharon Johnson (notimetostamp) provided the box inspiration, her beautiful sample was in the Scor-Pal booth at CHA, and wow, irl, looks a zillion times cooler than on her blog! What a fab project, Sharon!
Anyway, a fun box, 3 fun cards and envies, sitting out on a desk, a pretty cool gift set! As I have mentioned in the past, gift sets generally have a commonality, something that unifies them if they are different cards; here it's papers, ribbons and brads. Stamps, ribbons, and patterned papers are available at All That Scraps, inks are Adirondack, Versafine, and SU!, Cardstock is SU! and Neenah, Accessories are May Arts and SU!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Supplies: Stamps: Monkey Love, Big Ol' Backgrounds: Plaid, Hearts, and Polka Dots © C.C. Designs, Ink: Adirondack Pitch Black, Versafine Vintage Sepia, SU! Certainly Celery, Pretty in Pink, Craft White, Paper: Neenah Solar White, SU! Certainly Celery, Chocolate Chip, Pretty in Pink, patterned paper Coco Collection by 3 Bugs in a Rug, Accessories: Copics, May Arts ribbon, SU! pink mini brads, Piercing template and piercing tool, Tag Punch, Dimensionals
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- Marcia said...
oh sooooo cute, val! love this set you made! :)
- February 16, 2008 at 2:07 PM
- Savor the Journey said...
LOVE this adorable project, Val! What delightful papers .. and that monkey is just too stinkin' CUTE!
~Tex - February 16, 2008 at 3:18 PM
- Heather said...
Super cute, Val!! I just love the monkeys. The papers are FUN! You give everything a touch of MAGIC!
- February 16, 2008 at 4:25 PM
- Judy in Indiana said...
The monkeys are so cute. I just want to make money things now. Absolutely adorable!
- February 16, 2008 at 5:37 PM
- Tricia said...
Love this set!! Great idea as always!
- February 16, 2008 at 6:29 PM
- Donna said...
this is so adorable, love this monkey and I adore your paper & embellishments!
- February 16, 2008 at 7:25 PM
- Katie said...
Oh, this is sooooo adorable!! Great job!
- February 16, 2008 at 8:15 PM
- twinks said...
Val - you sold me on this cute set! Your creations really are the cutest things. If those are mini brads (?) I'd probably take forever to put them in place. TFS! Have a grat Sunday!
- February 17, 2008 at 3:31 AM
- twinks said...
OMG - it does say SU mini brads!! They are the cutest embellishment. ...off to get out the IB&C. TFS!
- February 17, 2008 at 3:35 AM
- craftyb said...
Hi V, this is a cute little box o' tricks! bx
- February 17, 2008 at 5:00 AM
- RaeAnne said...
aww.. monkeys.. that is such a cute idea!!
- February 17, 2008 at 6:39 AM
- Kelly said...
Oh my gosh, these are sooo cute! I love the monkeys!
- February 17, 2008 at 7:11 AM
- Otter said...
Oh is he ever cute!!! Man I need to hit the lottery!!!
- February 17, 2008 at 7:27 AM
- Crystal said...
I especially love the card with the monkey in the tree! I think I must have some of that paper!
- February 17, 2008 at 8:31 AM
- Pam Speidel said...
Absolutely ADORABLE! Love these super cute monkey stamps and what you've done with them. The colors are awesome! :) Smiles, Pam
- February 17, 2008 at 8:39 AM
These are wonderful cards - this monkey just makes me smile. The box is such a great touch to pull everything together. Thanks for sharing.
- February 17, 2008 at 8:55 AM
- Sharon (notimetostamp) said...
What an adorable set!!! Those monkeys are just too cute and your coloring is awesome!!! Yes, I noticed -- Copics -- I am trying so hard NOT to want them -- LOL!!!! Love that paper, too -- great colors!!! Glad you liked the box -- boxes are my favorite thing to do!!! Wonderful project!!! I also just love those clear boxes I ordered that you directed me to -- they are awesome!!! Thanks!!!
- February 17, 2008 at 10:08 AM
- Tandra said...
Hi Val!! Long time no see!! lol
I cannot stop giggling over these cards!! That monkey is so adorable and it just gives me the giggles!!!! - February 17, 2008 at 11:26 AM
- Chantelle said...
These cards are so, so very cute. Love em!! And the colours and DP are stunning together
- February 17, 2008 at 10:02 PM
- Christina Fischer said...
Oh WOW, Val -- this is fantastic!! I love this set -- those monkeys look great with those colors and papers!
- February 18, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- Rose Ann said...
Your monkey cards are soooo cute!!! I love the whole set!!
- February 20, 2008 at 3:03 PM
- Rose said...
I'm using a monkey theme this year in my classroom. Do you have any cute rubber stamps? I'd love to get some to use on classwork!
Rose - August 25, 2008 at 11:18 PM


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Charlotte, NC - One of the most praised names in the opera world, Giacomo Puccini is the genius behind some of the most magnificent operas, including his seminal works Madama Butterfly, La bohème, and Turandot; all three rank in Opera Americas top 20 most-performed operas in the US. However, at his death in November of 1924, Puccini left his final opera, Turandot, incomplete. In his memory, protégée Franco Alfano completed the opera based on the sketches Puccini left behind. At the operas premiere in April 1926, Arturo Toscanini conducted through the end of Puccinis original score. At this point, he turned to the audience and declared, This marks the end of the opera left unfinished by the Maestro, because at this point he died. Cries of Viva Puccini! rang out as the curtain was lowered. Toscanini edited Alfanos interpretation to create Alfano II, now the most common full version of Puccinis opera.
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Giacomo Puccini was born in Lucca, Italy on December 22, 1858. After seeing Verdis Aïda in March 1876, Puccini decided opera was to be his life's work. In 1880 Puccini enrolled at the Milan Conservatory where he worked diligently at his music and received his diploma in 1883. Twenty years separate the premieres of Giacomo Puccini's first opera, Le Villi, from the premiere of his sixth opera, Madama Butterfly. In those twenty years, Puccini had become the acknowledged heir to the great Giuseppe Verdi as the leading composer of Italian opera, blazing a trail of success that moved opera into new realms of realism.
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every time you are stuck, you post the same garbage. |
I am not stuck, just not a fan of outlandish and totally impossible conspiracy theories. Not my job to try and convince you of anything, I do notice you spend a LOT of time trying to convince everyone else. The problem is I am informed and educated, you need to find people that arent. good luck with that |
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You are stuck, several legit questions and all you do is post conspiracy nonsense. Is that what your science teacher taught you to do? You do as your government tells you without checking into what a joke the FDA and the CDC is. You fail to follow the money. You just got a "F". Now go back and think outside of the obama box. |
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Isn't Obama the President? It's a phrase to implicate the Government like when everyone said "bush" "bush" "bush". Do i need to talk down to your level? Are you that stupid that you don't realize what's in a flu shot? |
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Many medical experts now agree it is more important to protect yourself and your family from the flu vaccine than the flu itself.
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The Center for Disease Control appoints a 15-member Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). This committee is responsible for deciding who should be vaccinated each year. Almost all the ACIP have a financial interest in immunizations. Its all about the money and may have very little to do with your health and well being. The very people pushing these vaccines stand to make billions of dollars. This itself creates a doubt on how effective these flu vaccines really are?
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Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction , University of Wyoming, 1979
M.Ed. Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wyoming, 1977
Dr. James S. Etim holds a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Wyoming, Laramie. His areas of research interest include teacher preparation, teaching English language arts in middle school settings, diverse learners, women writers of children and adolescent literature and gender issues in education . He has written one book and edited or coedited six books. He has more than 50 book chapters and journal articles in books and in national and international journals. He is on the Editorial Board of three journals and a reviewer for several journals.
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- MGE 3310 Early Adolescent Learner and Classroom Management
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- Etim, J. (2012) What Research Says About Strategies to Engage Families and diverse Learners for Maximum Student Success. Etim, J. ed. (2012) Essays in Helping Diverse Students Attain Educational Success: When the Classroom ISN'T White and Middle Class. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press
- Etim, J & Fennell, A. (2012) Parental Perceptions of Student Led Parent Conferences in the Middle School. In Etim, J. ed. (2012) Essays in Helping Diverse Students Attain Educational Success: When the Classroom ISN'T White and Middle Class. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press
- Etim, James (2009) Repositioning the Junior Secondary School in Nigeria in the Information Age. James, Valentine and Etim, James ed. Education Reform in Africa: Essays in Curriculum, Libraries, Counseling and Grade Level. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press
- Papoola, B.I, Ajibade, Y., Etim, J., Oloyede, E.O & Adeleke, M.A. (2010) Teaching Effectiveness and Attitude to Reading of Secondary School Teachers in Osun State, Nigeria. African Symposium 10.2
- Etim, James S. (2007) Education for Sustainable Development: The Junior Secondary School in Nigeria. Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa. 9.1 , 102-117
- Fulbright Senior Specialist Award August-October 2012 , Polytechnic of Namibia
- Fulbright Senior Specialist Award May-June 2010 Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria
- Wilveria B. Atkinson Distinguished Research Award, WSSU, May 2010.
- Power, Politics and the Place of Women in Achebe's A Man of the People and Lunga's Long Live His Excellency. Paper presented at the 4th Annual Conference of the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Namibia, Windhoek, September 26, 2012
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By: Joseph Carberry
April, 2006
Seventeen years ago at a dusty train station in Temuco, Chile, Eric Hertz squeezed into an open seat across from a young Chilean farmer named Robert Currie. Currie was traveling the country collecting supplies for his farm. Hertz was an American artist-cumraft bum, an aspiring playwright who had traded Manhattan for a drama featuring rubber and oars on a stage moving water. Call it a cosmic coincidence. Two wandering thespians in search of life roles meet on a crowded train and hit it off like an Oscar-bound actor and director. They talked all day, and Currie invited Hertz to stay at his home. "I don't think he though I would take him up on it," Hertz recalls. "After traveling around a bit I showed up at his place and stayed with his wife and kids. He wasn't due home for another week."Hertz was guiding on the Bio-Bio at the time and offered to take Currie on a trip. It would be the first of many. A year later they formed Earth River Expeditions, now one of the most prolific rafting outfitters in the world, offering trips to South America, Asia, the Unites State and Canada. "It was the smartest thing I ever did," says Hertz. Earth River guides more than 500 clients a year, but numbers don't mean much to these two globetrotters. "It's not just about rapids," says Currie. "We are blessed to guide several gems and there are very few left in the world. We have a responsibility to protect them." Currie and Hertz are adamant about protecting the cultural and environmental legacy of the places they work.
Together they helped fight the damming of the Bio Bio, which was lost to hydropower in 1998. Currie has headed the Futaleufu Trust, a movement to buy land around the river and fight unwanted development in the drainage. Instead of displacing people, as hydro-development would, Currie encourages people living on the Futaleufu to dig deeper roots. "If the people leave, the place changes," he says. "Unfortunately, most of the young people in the surrounding countryside leave to find work. Rafting gives them a reason to be proud of their homes. Today all the young kids want to grow up and be raft guides." Hertz grew up in Hartsdale, New York, and spent his summers exploring the Housatonic and Delaware rivers in a canoe. In 1970, at 15, he took a cross-country bicycling trip. When he reached Oregon he met Dory Schwab, a guide who offered to take Hertz down the Rogue River. "I couldn't get to the main put-in when I needed to, so I hitched a ride to the upper section and floated with a cheap life jacket and an inner tube down to meet Dory," says Hertz. "I guess I impressed him because at the end of the trip, he asked me to come back and work on the Salmon the next summer." The seed was planted. Hertz would guide on the Salmon, the Tuolumme and the Grand Canyon before traveling to Chile.
Hertz has always sought out new places to live, work and run rafts. "It's about exploration," he says. "I love finding new places and Robert and I try to offer our clients new and different trips." Recent Earth River destinations include the Great Bend of the Yangtze in China and the Magpie River in Quebec. The more rivers Hertz explored, the more environmental hazards he found threatening their banks. In the late eighties, Hertz stumbled across the Great Whale River in northern Quebec while on a family trip. The Great Whale tumbles 225 miles towards James Bay, and was scheduled to be dammed before Hertz found it. With the help of a $5 billion investment from New York State, Hydro Quebec planned to dam the river, turning it and its tributaries into artificial lakes and displacing most of the Cree Nation living in the area. In 1992, Hertz invited a group of New York state legislators to raft the river and meet the people the damn would displace.
"We were on the river a week and every night we slept in teepees, ate moose meat and talked with the Cree," says Hertz's close friend Robert Kennedy Jr., who was on the trip. "The legislators saw how important it was to save the area." New York Sen. Bill Hoyt eventually killed the investment contract with the help of other politicians who rafted the Great Whale with Hertz, essentially putting a halt to the hydro project. Hertz is currently working to save the Magpie from similar peril, a river that features over 50 rapids rated higher than Class lll. "Eric Hertz is my personal hero," Kennedy says. Hertz is used to hearing this kind of praise. He appreciates it but doesn't feel it's deserved. "Our role is to be baton-passers," he says. "Earth River doesn't try to have an opinion when we show environmentalists or clients these beautiful places. We just want people to see and appreciate for themselves." Just call it a river thespian sharing his stage.


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