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MEElectronics A161P
Manufacturer: MEElectronics Part number: EP-A161P-BK-MEE
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User reviews
Great sounding Balanced Armature, Bang-for-buck indeed!
by chandrasekhar2k7 on November 25, 2012
Pros: 1) Very good sound value for price
2) Great Accessories Pack
3) Well balanced sound signature with good detail and accurate sound reproduction
4) Comfortable and non-fatiguing for longer sessions of musicCons: 1) No option to buy a non-mic version
Summary: Introduction:
MEElectronics is a name which most of the people interested in IEMs are already quite familiar with because of their great bang for the buck IEMs range.The A161P ...Summary: Introduction:
MEElectronics is a name which most of the people interested in IEMs are already quite familiar with because of their great bang for the buck IEMs range.The A161P is a single balanced armature from MEElectronics and their current flagship IEM.
Basic Info & Specifications:
Driver Type: Balanced Armature
Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz
Sensitivity: 110dB
Impedance: 16O
Maximum Power Input: 30 mW
Connector: 3.5mm gold plated, 45-degree angle connector(L-PLUG)
Total cable length: 130 cm / 51.2 in, MIC and Single Remote Included.
Wear Style: Straight down or over-the-ear
Warranty : 1 Year
Accessories :
1) 6 Pairs of Silicone Ear Tips: Single-flange (3 sizes),double-flange, and triple-flange (2 sizes)
2) Over-the-ear cable guides(1 pair)
3) Headset to PC adapter
4) TRRS adapter cable (for select smartphones)
5) Shirt clip
6) clamshell carrying case
Build Quality :
Packaging :
The presentation of the A161P is definitely worthy of a flagship model. The box they come in is classy and very sturdy and the clamshell case follows those same design cues.
The A161Ps' housings are made of plastic with a shiny metal like finish, which feels very strong, solid and sturdy. Left and Right markings are placed on silicone made strain reliefs, as well as a plastic dot on the left strain relief
The cable is rubbery, below average in thickness, but still feels sturdy and robust.The cable includes a Y cinch that works as it should. The inline microphone with single button, which is placed only a few centimeters away from the right earpiece is tiny, yet quite solid and strong. The single mic button can answer and hang up calls, as well as pause, play and skip songs on iPhone or android phones. The cable ends with a 45 degrees angled gold-plated 3.5mm jack.
The cable is less microphonic than your regular IEM cable, though, there are still some microphonics, in a quite smaller amount than the average one. As always, over the ear wearing method is recommended in order to eliminate the microphonics to a minor amount.
The A161P fits very comfortably with no issues at all and can be worn all day. Isolation is very good due to its small size.Experimenting the Several included ear tips gives the best isolation
Sound Quality:
The A161Ps utilize a single balanced armature (apparently a driver from Knowles' ED series), which produces a balanced, accurate, transparent and musical sound-signature
Mids: The A161Ps' mids are full, lush, smooth and rich, and a bit forward. Detail retrieval is quite impressive. The timbre is surprisingly good; it feels very realistic, natural and precise. The clarity level is amazing for the A161Ps' price, and it can be to several higher priced IEMs.
Highs: As the midrange, the treble's clarity and cleanness are great. It is very fast and contains a satisfying amount sparkle amount. Talking about its speed, it is quite fast, fast enough to present guitar-solos in more than a pleasing way. Detailing is great, though, I felt that the midrange was a bit more detailed.
Bass: The first thing that I had noticed regarding to the A161Ps' bass is that it goes very deep into the spectrum, it has a great extension. It is very fast and clear, as expected from a balanced armature transducer. It is very well controlled and accurate, which makes it sound quite true to the source. The bass impact is there when needed, though, at times, it may feel a bit laid-back and recessed. Quantity-wise, it would be enough for most of the listeners. The punch is natural and real, it doesn't feel exaggerated or unnatural.
Soundstage: I find the A161Ps' sound-stage to be average. On the other hand, the imaging feels pretty real and elaborate. Instruments separation is great.
Final Conclusion :
For about $100, the A161P is a must have in your IEM collection. The included inline microphone is a huge plus for the people which choose to use their IEMs as a headset too It's the best sounding IEM in its price range I've heard to date. The included accessory pack is great for the price. I was blown away at first listen and amazed at how good it sounds especially at the price it's selling for. So if you're looking for a exciting, detailed, musical IEM that doesn't cost a fortune, go to MEElec and make an investment that your ears will appreciate.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Simply perfection
by gobbleitup on March 1, 2014
Pros: Perfectly balanced sound
Completely transparent
Reveals nuances and details in my music that I have never heard
beforeCons: The build quality could be better
It doesn't get any better than this
by beaniebag on February 28, 2014
Pros: Unbelievable clarity
Completely balanced sound signature, from controlled sub-bass to nicely sparkling treble
Superb soundstage
So cheap!Cons: As a treble-head, I would have liked a tiny bit more airiness at the very top end, but that's just me
Spectacular IEMs
by murphyslawless on January 30, 2014
Pros: Finely detailed
Reference-flat frequency response
Good low-end extensionCons: The cable could be slightly thicker
Summary: Brilliantly detailed and transparent IEMs with a reference-flat frequency response, even into the lower bass regions, enabling you to listen to your music as the artists intended. I have not ...
Summary: Brilliantly detailed and transparent IEMs with a reference-flat frequency response, even into the lower bass regions, enabling you to listen to your music as the artists intended. I have not heard better.
Detailed clean sound at a great price.
by kaex on October 2, 2012
Pros: Excellent balance and clarity, good selection of tips, mic is clear
Cons: The cables to each IEM feels a bit thin, no volume control on remote, soundstage
Summary: Packaging
The A161p is Meelectronics new flagship IEM so it didn't come as a surprise to me when the A161p arrived in an elegantly designed package that screams class. ...Summary: Packaging
The A161p is Meelectronics new flagship IEM so it didn't come as a surprise to me when the A161p arrived in an elegantly designed package that screams class. The box is covered by a thin sleeve which gives pretty much every bit of information you need to know about the A161p. The front shows the A161p with the remote/mic with a golden city background with the logo on top and the model on the bottom. I'm not usually a fan of gold, but the black and gold are really working here for me, it catches my eye without being gaudy. One side of the sleeve has the list of accessories while the other side has keywords that Meelectronics feel best describe the A161p. The back of the sleeve shows a frequency response chart and some more information about the headphones.
The sleeve slides off to expose a black box with minimal text with a book like magnetic opening on the right side. Once opened the inside of the box has a golden picture of a concert with some more keywords that Meelectronics feels best describes the A161p. The IEMs are seated safely in a velour coated plastic casing with a semi-hard clamshell case housing the accessories. Under the case is an informative user manual covering how to insert the IEMs, what the accessories are for, and other information that will be useful to those new to IEMs.
Speaking of the accessories, the A161p come with 3 sets of mushroom tips (S/M/L), 1 set of double-flanged tips, 2 pairs of triple flanged tips, cable guides, TRRS adaptor, headset to PC adaptor (to use this as a mic on your computer), a shirt clip, and the clamshell case I mentioned. I honestly can't think of anything else I could want with IEMs, the amount of tips in various styles is a nice touch and should make everyone happy.
Other companies should take note of how to package an IEM from Meelectronics, it's not often that a company treats its IEMs with a VIP packaging like this, DUNU is one of the few other companies that comes to mind. The packaging gives a luxurious feel, which certainly adds to the user experience. This is a huge step up from past IEMs from Meelectronics such as their CC51 and A151, great job!
Design and Build Quality
I just gloated about how well the packaging was done and Meelectronics made sure to carry that elegance to the design of the IEM. The A161p are primarily black with an accent of gold starting at the half of the barrel and going through to the nozzle. An Meelectronics logo is stamped on the black half of the barrel. The nozzle is angled, rather than straight, which is a plus for me as the contour of the nozzle makes it easier for me to insert without the barrel rubbing my ear. The filter is an integrated metal mesh filter, and this is something that actually bothers me a bit. Apple may not have much going on for itself in the audio world, but they certainly had their design right with unscrewable metal filters. This allows for easy cleaning of them, certainly adding to the durability of an IEM. Still this is a feature I rarely see in IEMs, I just hope it starts becoming popular as I love the idea of it, hopefully Meelectronics can work this into future IEMs.
The stress relief has a left or right indicator on each and is long and semi-flexible, which is a good thing since the cables coming from them are rather thin and are my biggest worry about the A161p. The remote/mic is plastic, but doesn't feel as it's going to fall apart, though it doesn't have a volume control. Still the remote works well and I never had a problem using it to control my iPod, very fluid. A cinch sits on top of the y-split and is stamped A161p in grey. A shirt clip sits below the y-split where the cables join together, feeling much more durable now, to meet a 45 degree angled 3.5mm plug.
The build quality seems solid overall, the housing is a 50/50 mix of plastic on the black part to metal on the gold and feels sturdy. In-fact everything about the A161p seems solid, except for my concerns about the thin wire going to the housings. I've been putting these through their paces though for the past two weeks and they're holding up well. I do hope Meelectronics considers looking into screw off mesh filters though.
As for fit, the A161p sit semi-deep in the ear blocking out a decent amount of noise with no music playing, but when the music is on at a reasonable level I can not hear anything but the music, putting aside very loud sounds. Comfort-wise the A161p are middle of the road, and putting them in is a bit of a pain for me as I have to move them around a bit before getting an optimal sound.
Nothing about the build will blow you away, these don't have the incredibly sturdy feeling of the DUNU Ares, but I imagine these holding up rather well to abuse. These look sharp though and I've had a few people compliment their looks already, very stylish and elegant!
Sound Quality
I gave these 100 hours of listening time and about 20 hours of playtime when not wearing them before I formed an opinion on the sound. I made sure to try these unamped through my iPod Classic, as well as through my desktop set-up with a variety of tips from Comply to the triple-flanged tips included. I decided on the included mushroom tips over anything else.
The A161p are being marketed by Meelectronics as neutral reference quality IEMs using balanced armature drivers. The keywords that they're using are clarity, accuracy, and detail. On the inside of the box Meelectronics explains what each word means to them, let's take a look. Meelectronics defines detail as "fine musical nuances," accuracy as "faithfulness to the original recording" and clarity as "purity and intelligibility of sound." Do the A161p live of the these keywords Meelectronics has associated with them? I would say so, the A161p are the most satisfying IEM I've ever heard providing a clear neutral listening experience that has the musicality to match.
The packaging of the A161p shows a frequency response highlighting ruler flat bass response, which is something many audiophiles consider necessary in their headphones. I've put the A161p through its paces bass-wise from the quick sub-bass presented in James Blake's Limit to Your Love to the thick bass in Sigur Ros' Svefn-g-englar and am highly satisfied. The bass is completely flat to my ears, the sub-bass is just as accurately represented as the mid-bass in my experiences. The flat presentation of the bass gives an accurate representation of what the band intended you to hear, any coloration to the bass is simply how the artist wanted you to hear it. With that said the bass can feel a bit thin at times, with the DUNU Hephaes I could "feel" the bass, whereas here I'm simply observing it. That's not to say it's a bad thing, it's just that those who listen primarily to bass centric music may want to avoid these. Thus said, I've greatly enjoyed the amount of bass for everything I've put through these from Flying Lotus to Incubus. This is the best bass in quality I've heard in an IEM thus far, detailed and textured, this will satisfy non-bassheads.
The mids are designed to sound life-like and balanced, and despite many claims by other companies about their natural mids, the A161p actually follow through with theirs. Vocals sound clean and natural, listening to John Mayer's Neon and his voice can best be described as smooth and intimate. Female vocals fair well here as well, Sara Bareilles Come Round Soon and the A161p are able to present her powerful vocals well, especially during her long held note toward the end of the song which simply rings beautifully giving me chills. Some sibilance is heard in the mids, but it's not a fault of the A161p, it's simply a fault of the recording, Sara's album Little Voice isn't mastered well and sibilance comes through due to the fault of the album, the A161p simply expose it due to their mildly detailed nature. To touch upon the female vocals again, I'm currently listening to Florence + The Machine's song Cosmic Love and the vocals are simply giving me chills, she has some amazing pipes and the A161p present them cleanly with no grain. What about instruments though? Guitars have their proper umph for heavier genres, and acoustic instruments resonate well, very life-like. I'm currently listening to Modest Mouse's Life Like Weeds to get a feel for just how raw the A161p can present a guitar, this song has quite possibly the most raw and assertive guitar part I've ever heard and the A161p doesn't disappoint, the guitar wails through as it should. Coming from my Audio Technica Ad2000 I was expecting to be disappointed with the mids, now these aren't in the same league, but they do a damn good job. Good clarity and detail provide a great listening experience, though the mids seem a tad dry at times though I think it's more of an issue of the A161p highlighting poor recording than the A161p's presentation.
The highs are well extended with good clarity, I haven't noticed any glaring grain that I can blame on the A161p. Taking a look at the highs I decided to put on some of my audiophile grade tracks. I first put on Pink Floyd's Money from the De-Emphasized Black Triangle version of Dark Side of the Moon. I've had problems with headphones in the past coming off as shrill or incredibly grainy during the saxophone solo, I can proudly say that even during the highest frequencies I do not experience any grain, no clipping, the A161p handle these incredibly well which is a feat. Switching over to some fusion-jazz I put on Miles Davis' song Pharoah's Dance from his infamous album ******* Brew. Miles Davis is one of the greatest trumpet players of all time, but do the A161p do his playing justice? The trumpet sound incredibly life-like and again there's absolutely no grain despite some high frequencies being hit. The A161p's treble is fantastic with just enough sparkle to highlight instruments that need it, without being bright or harsh.
The soundstage of the A161p is average at best, there's decent depth and positioning and good space for instruments, but it doesn't have the 3-D like sound I've become accustomed to with my Audio Technica Ad2000. At times the sound seems a bit flat, as if there's a wall and everything sound is coming from a different part of it. This takes away some depth of the music, but the sound isn't muddled and that's important.
As I said earlier, the A161p are the most satisfying IEM I've ever listened to. The mildly warm neutral and well-balanced sound has good musicality to it and while these are detailed, they aren't overly so completely exposing bad recordings, though poor recordings will be highlighted. Usually by this time I find something I dislike about the sound, but really the only thing I dislike about these is the fit. For the price these may be the best neutral, yet musical, IEMs around.
It's obvious I am in-love with the A161p sound. The clarity is fantastic, they have enough detail to pick out anything you'd want to hear while maintaining musicality, and are well-extended on both ends of the spectrum so you're not going to miss anything. The soundstage is a bit flat, but it gives the instruments the space it needs to breath despite the intimate setting. I do recommend an amp for the A161p though, listening from my iPod directly just doesn't compare to the desktop set-up.
The IEM world is such a confusing place, there are hundreds of options under $100 and the number keeps growing. Why should you buy the A161p then? Because I have not encountered an IEM that does so much so well as the A161p. I have not found an IEM, especially in this price range, with the musicality, clarity, and balanced neutral sound that the A161p deliver. The excellent customer service Meelectronics provides is simply icing on the cake. Now I don't want this to be all praise, I do hope that Meelectronics sees my issues, if they happened to miss it, here's a summary: More durable feeling cable going to the IEMs, screw-on/off mesh filters for easy cleaning, and find a way to bring some depth to the soundstage as long as you don't sacrifice the sound. I highly recommend these IEMs for anyone looking for a neutral and accurate sound, I don't think you're going to find better in the price range.
- Manufacturer: MEElectronics
- Part number: EP-A161P-BK-MEE
- Additional Features 3.5mm gold plated,
45-degree angle connector,
Noise isolating ,
Inline microphone,
Balanced armature driver Headphones
- Connectivity Technology Cable
- Sensitivity 110 dB
- Impedance 16 Ohm
- In-Cord Volume Control Yes
Remote Control
- Type Included
- Cables Included Audio cable- integrated - 1
- Included Accessories 6 pairs of silicone ear tips,
Carrying case,
Headset to PC adapter,
Shirt clip,
TRRS adapter cable
Manufacturer info
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Should I Take My Young Child to Mickey's Not So Scary, Very Merry Party?
While the season of Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party and Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party is still many months away, the time to purchase tickets for these events is now. (Official dates just released, yay!)
The parties are hoot, but they may not be for everyone. Guests with younger children, say ages 7 and under, may want to spend some extra time considering whether an evening Magic Kingdom party makes sense for their families at this time.
I've often heard new Disney guests ask whether the parties are appropriate for their young child. They'll ask something like, "I'll be at Walt Disney World in October, should I take my four-year-old son to Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party?"
As with many Disney questions the answer is a resounding, "It depends." It depends on your temperament and your child's. It depends on your financial resources. It depends on where you're visiting from. And it depends on what else you'll be doing during your vacation.
Let's walk through some of the decision factors to see if bringing a youngster to a Magic Kingdom evening party makes sense for you.
- What is your child's usual bedtime? The Magic Kingdom parties begin at 7:00 p.m. and end at midnight. Most young kids go to bed at the early end of this range. Do you intend to keep to your child's sleep schedule during your vacation? Why or why not?
- How does your child react to disruptions in his sleep schedule? Some kids are able to quickly bounce back from a late night out. Others are a cranky mess for days afterward. Which is more like your child?
- What do you have planned the next day? Can you let your child sleep as long as she likes? Or do you have to get up early for a coveted breakfast with Cinderella?
- How far away is your hotel? If you're at the Contemporary, the travel time "home" is negligible. If you're using Disney transportation to get back to the Animal Kingdom Lodge, you could be adding as much as an hour to your evening. Factor this into your sleep plan.
- Can you physically manage your child when he's asleep? For example, if you're a single parent with a 50-pound preschooler, could you physically carry him asleep, and your gear, and fold your stoller, and get everything on a bus?
- Are you coming from a different time zone? This may impact everyone's stamina.
- During what day of your vacation does the Party fall? Personally, I'm more comfortable with completely wearing my kids out on the last day of my vacation than the first. I'm OK if my child is cranky and sleeps on the plane home. I'm not so OK if my kid is cranky during our one and only day at Epcot.
- Is the party a financial imposition for your family? Let's face it, the evening parties are not cheap. Will you feel disappointed if you've spent $50 for your child to attend the party and he falls asleep in the stroller an hour into it?
- Why are you going to party? And can those factors be experienced at another venue at a different hour or for less money? For example, if you want to see the snow on Main Street, would you be satisfied with the similar snow at the Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights? Or if you want to see the special party fireworks, would you be satisfied watching them from distance, such as on the beach at the Polynesian?
- Does your child have fears that may be exacerbated by party elements? For example, if your child is afraid of the dark, an evening party is not a good option. If your child fears costumes or costumed characters, then the Halloween party does not make sense for you.
- Are there elements of the party that are not part of your home culture that you'd like your child to experience? For example, if you're coming from a country that does not trick-or-treat, then that element of the Halloween party may override other concerns.
- Is your child's favorite character EVER only available to greet guests during a party? Sometimes enduring a late night is worth it to make your child's dream of meeting Dopey come true.
- Is your visit to Walt Disney World very brief? If you only have a day or two in the area, attending an evening party may be your only opportunity to experience some of the rides. This may trump other concerns.
- Are you planning to come back to WDW during this season again in the foreseeable future? If you know you'll be back for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party next year, the decision to forgo it this year may be easier.
I took my own children to their first evening party at the Magic Kingdom, the dearly departed Pirate & Princess Party, when my twins were six years old. We only lasted until 9:30 p.m. I'm glad we went to see what all all hubbub was about, but from a financial perspective, the decision to go might not have been our soundest.
What have your experiences been with young kids at the evening parties? Did they have a good time? Did you? Are there factors to consider that I haven't mentioned? Let us know in the comments below.
Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party
Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party (MNSSHP) is Disney's answer to the American trick-or-treat tradition that takes place every fall. For the span of a month and a half (September 14 – November 1) Disney closes the Magic Kingdom relatively early on select days and transforms in the evening for a Halloween celebration. This party requires the attendees to purchase an entirely separate ticket specifically for the event. Regular park tickets and Annual Passes cannot be used for admittance. Guests are welcome to masquerade in their costume of choice, collect candy, and participate in special happenings around the park for the last five hours of the day (7pm to 12am).
The tradition of past years is to allow MNSSHP ticket holders to enter the Magic Kingdom at four o' clock in the late afternoon even though regular park guests are still actively running around. Upon presenting a ticket or purchasing it on the designated night, MNSSHP guests are given a wristband that distinguishes them from the average park guest. When the party officially starts, guests without a wristband are no longer allowed to enter attractions, and as the night progresses they are prohibited from even entering the various lands and asked to exit entirely.
MNSSHP begins at seven o'clock. At that time, Cast Members set up candy distribution spots throughout the entire park. These locations are designated on the MNSSHP park maps, but in past years these spots have been placed in every land with the highest concentration of them being along a path (labeled Alice and Mad Hatter's Treat Party) that begins in Mickey's Toontown Fair, runs behind the Tomorrowland Speedway, and exits in Tomorrowland beside Space Mountain. The candy that is passed out is essentially the same mixture at every location, so it isn't necessary to visit every spot for the purpose of variety; however the more stations you visit, the more candy you accumulate. Feel free to revisit stations throughout the night as well to gather a particularly large stash of sweets.
Much like during regular park hours, guests have the opportunity to meet with Disney characters throughout the park in specified locations until 11:30pm. The primary difference during MNSSHP is that the characters are either dressed in Halloween garb or their personality is villainous in nature. It may be appropriate to prepare younger children for intimidating meetings with cruel step-mothers and harsh sorcerers.
If Disney continues its tradition, The Pirates League will remain open until 8pm so that guests with reservations can be transformed into pirates. The price of the packages start at about $30 (with the ability to add accessories and costumes a la carte style). The league can accommodate all genders and ages.
Character Dance Parties take place during the evening with Rockettower Plaza Stage being a primary location to interact and dance with characters like Stitch. Also, a Halloween stage show titled "Disney's Villains Mix and Mingle" happens almost hourly in front of the castle with the villains roaming throughout the audience after each show (7:45pm, 9pm, 10:05pm, and 11:15pm being last year's timetable).
"Happy HallowWishes" is the name of the fireworks show that is sandwiched in between two appearances of the Halloween-themed "Boo To You" parade (with previous times being 8:15pm and 10:30pm for the parade and 9:30pm for the fireworks). Both of these events are the cornerstones of the entire evening.
"Happy HalloWishes" can be viewed from any location in the Magic Kingdom, but the best views to be had are from Main Street USA, facing the castle. The castle turns a whole spectrum of blues, green, oranges, and purples as fireworks are synchronized to a medley of spooky and villainous tunes.
The "Boo To You" parade is an eclectic mixture of fluffy elements such as floats that emulate Halloween on a farm with clucking chickens, pumpkins, cowboys, and Country Bears as well as more ghoulish traits such as grave digging dancers and skeletons. The Disney characters are featured in Halloween attire, and there are special appearances from not-so-oft seen villains like the Headless Horseman, Pain & Panic, and personalities from the Haunted Mansion.
The expense of the event varies, depending on the date you choose to attend as well as whether you purchase your tickets prior to that particular evening. With the exception of the Friday night and Halloween weekend parties, guests have the option of purchasing tickets at an Advanced Sales Price ($53.95 + tax for people over the age of nine /$47.95 + tax for children 3-9 years of age) or at a Same Day Sales Price ($59.95 + tax for people over the age of nine / $53.95 + tax for children 3-9 years of age). The Friday night and Halloween weekend parties only sell at the Same Day Sales Price. The exception to these prices are the evenings of October 29 and 31 when tickets are sold at Premium Pricing ($64.95 + tax for people over the age of nine / $58.95 + tax for children 3-9 years of age). Disney Vacation Club members trump them all, though, with a tax included discount ticket price on select nights ($53.20 for people over the age of nine / $46.81 for children 3-9 years of age).
Most of the Magic Kingdom's attractions remain open for MNSSHP. A number of counter service restaurants and snack kiosks continue to host hungry guests as well. No table service restaurants are expected to be open once the party officially begins, but considering that guests are only given five hours in the park, most would not want to spend a full hour or two of that time seated in a restaurant and missing the very events that they paid a premium price to experience.
Disney's Photopass photographers will be stationed throughout the park, especially in locations where the Halloweeen style of the castle can be used as a backdrop. Another spot of particular interest is the stroller parking area in Fantasyland that formerly was the location of the Skyway to Tomorrowland. In the past, Cinderella's Coach has been parked there amongst pumpkins for a unique photo opportunity.
What are the specific dates and times of MNSSHP in 2010?
For 2010, the time frame is 7pm-12am on each of the following evenings:
September 14, 18, 21, 23, 25, 28, 30
October 1, 3, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 22, 24, 26, 28, 29, 31
November 1
What is the price of the event?
Advanced Sales Price: $53.95 + tax for 10 & up / $47.95 + tax for 3-9
Same Day Sales Price: $59.95 + tax for 10 & up / $53.95 + tax for 3-9
Premium Sales Price: $64.95 + tax for 10 & up / $48.95 + tax for 3-9
Disney Vacation Club Discount Price: $53.20 (tax included) for 10 & up / $46.81 (tax included) for 3-9
*The Advanced Sales Price is not available for October 8, 22, 28, 29, or 31
*Tickets for October 29 and 31 are only available at the Premium Sales Price
*The Disney Vacation Club Discount Price is not available for September 25, October 8, 22, 28, 29, 31, or November 1
Are there any costume restrictions or policies?
There are a few rules that Disney asks its guests to adhere to concerning costuming. First, for safety reasons Disney does not permit costumes that obstruct vision or drag on the ground. Eyes must be visible at all times. Costumes may not contain sharp or pointed objects that could strike another guest. Because the event is child-friendly, guests are asked to not wear offensive or violent disguises. And, finally, guests that are dressed as Disney Characters are not permitted to pose for pictures or sign autographs for other guests to accommodate Disney licensing issues.
Is MNSSHP merchandise available?
MNSSHP merchandise will be available. In previous years, The Merchant of Venus store in Tomorrowland has been the headquarters for Disney's Halloween merchandise, but there should also be some merchandise available in the Emporium on Main Street USA as well as Pirates Bazaar in Adventureland.
Do I need to bring my own container for collecting candy?
It isn't necessary to bring a bag or container for collecting candy. Disney does provide guests with nice plastic bags for this purpose if they arrive empty-handed.
Which attractions and food services are expected to be open?
While Disney reserves the right to change their plans at a moment's notice, their pattern of the past years has been such:
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2 large eggs, separated |
1 dessertspoon lemon juice |
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To begin place the egg yolks (see our Video Techniques lesson on how to separate eggs), in a small food processor or blender and add some seasoning.
Then heat the lemon juice and white wine vinegar in a small saucepan until the mixture starts to bubble and simmer.
Now pour the hot lemon juice mixture in to join the yolks and blend for 30 seconds until thoroughly combined.
Then, using the same saucepan, melt the butter over a gentle heat, being very careful not to let it brown. (If your processor lid has a larger feeding hole, cover it with a piece of cling film to prevent the sauce splashing).
When the butter is foaming, switch the processor or blender on once more and pour in the butter in a thin, slow, steady trickle; the slower you add it the better.
(If it helps you to use a jug and not pour from the saucepan, warm a jug with boiling water, discard the boiling water and then pour the butter mixture into that first.)
When all the butter has been incorporated, wipe around the sides of the processor bowl or blender with a spatula to incorporate all the sauce, you should end up with a lovely, smooth, thick, buttery sauce.
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Sugar Canes
Type |
Non-Solid Block |
Physics |
No |
Transparency |
Yes |
Luminance |
No |
Blast resistance |
0 |
Tool |
Any tool |
Renewable |
Yes |
Stackable |
Yes (64) |
Flammable |
No |
Availability |
? |
First appearance | |
Drops |
Itself |
Data values |
Name |
reeds |
Sugar Canes (sometimes called reeds, papyrus, or bamboo) is an item, and an important crafting ingredient, that can grow on grass, dirt, and sand blocks that are directly adjacent to water on at least one horizontal side.
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[edit] As a crafting ingredient
Name | Ingredients | Crafting recipe | ||||||||||||
Sugar Canes |
Sugar Canes |
[edit] Usage
Sugar cane can craft sugar and paper, sugar being a key component of cake, Pumpkin Pie, and some potions; and paper being required to craft maps, books, bookshelves, enchantment tables, and Firework rockets.
Due to its water-displacing properties, sugar cane can interestingly be used to create underwater paths, allowing players to move at normal speed and breathe if it is two blocks in height. Water must be adjacent to the block the sugar cane is placed on.
[edit] Growth
Sugar cane may grow to a maximum height of three blocks, they can be found in a newly generated world, mostly three blocks tall but has a small chance to spawn four blocks tall and some have been reported to have been found at seven blocks tall. The player can place sugar cane atop existing sugar cane blocks to make sugar cane of any height.
Sugar cane is found growing naturally, but somewhat rarely, on dirt, grass, and sand directly adjacent to water. Sugar cane can also be planted by the player, though there are no sugar cane seeds, and no need to use a hoe: It is planted by simply placing harvested sugar cane on the aforementioned block types under the same conditions (dirt, grass, or sand directly adjacent to water on at least one lateral side). If one block of sugar cane is left on the ground during harvesting (by cutting the second block from the bottom, instead of the very bottom), it will grow again into three-block stalks. Alternatively, entire stalks can be harvested, with one item of each used for replanting.
When water freezes into ice, existing sugar canes break and drops as a resource. Sugar cane is therefore rare in cold tundras, due to the low occurrence of open, unfrozen water.
The speed of growth of sugar cane is the same regardless of the block it is placed on.
Sugar Cane will not grow when underwater.
Note that sugar canes will also spawn and grow on red sand, as added in 1.7.
[edit] Properties
Sugar cane has many of the same properties as cacti: planting it does not require the land to be tilled beforehand, removing a lower portion of the plant causes all the sections above it to drop resources, and you cannot use bone meal on the plant to make it grow instantly. Contrary to common belief, sugar cane grows at the same rate on both dirt and sand.
Sugar cane will block the flow of lava and water; when either liquid hits a block of sugar cane from above, it spreads out as if it were hitting a solid block. It will also support other blocks placed on top of it, but it will not support a player or any other entity. Sugar cane can also be placed in the middle of an existing flow (on a block adjacent to water) and will keep water out of the space it occupies while allowing the player to walk or swim through it. Keep in mind when blocking lava with sugar cane you must also prevent the lava from destroying the water supply the sugar cane is using.
When used underwater, sugar cane displaces water, just as slabs do, leaving an air pocket. Because of this property, sugar cane can be used to create airlocks. As on land, sugar cane can be stacked infinitely underwater, thus creating an air pocket that extends from the bottom of a body of water to the surface. When shot by a bow, the arrow will pass through the sugar cane.
[edit] Farming
Sugar cane must be planted on a grass, dirt or sand block that is directly adjacent to water (not merely above or diagonal to water). The adjacent water block can be covered with another block, whether opaque or transparent, and sugar cane will still be able to be placed and grow next to it. It can also be planted next to flowing water.
Sugar cane grows rather slowly. An individual sugar cane block goes through 16 phases of growth before another sugar cane block can grow on top of it. It advances to the next phase whenever it gets a block tick, which happens at random intervals. This can be detected with a block update detector. Only the top block in a sugar cane plant grows in this way, and only if there is empty space above it. After growing a new block above, this growth process restarts from the beginning. Breaking and replanting a sugar cane block also restarts the growth process. Sugar cane does NOT grow faster on sand or dirt, it is merely a rumor. They grow the same speed.
Sugar cane, like saplings, wheat, and cacti, will only grow if the chunk they are on is loaded into memory, so a player should not venture too far from the field. Mature sugar cane can be harvested by hitting the middle instead of the bottom block to save the player the effort of replanting.
With the setup on the right, it is possible to farm the maximum amount of sugar cane on a flat surface by placing every water block a knight's-move away from every other water block. Slabs or lily pads (like in the picture) can be placed over each water source to allow unimpeded travel across the farm.
With the use of pistons, it becomes possible to automate a harvest of sugar canes: a piston (or a block attached to a sticky piston) is placed to extend into the middle of a cane, which will cause the upper segments of the cane to become items when the piston is triggered. This makes it possible to collect them using standard waterway collection methods (though, canes may still fall on the original dirt block), or by simply running over the canes.
If the water source is removed, sugar cane will not break until it tries to grow, disintegrating into two sugar cane resources. Compared to traditional farming, this is an inefficient method because the water supply has to be replaced and the sugar cane replanted repeatedly. Alternatively, redstone wire can be used to collect sugar cane resources (see this farming tutorial).
Sugar cane farms set up in taiga biomes in Beta 1.8 or before would have grown successfully. After updating to a later version, the taiga biome gets snow. This causes the water in the farm to solidify into ice. Thereafter, the sugar cane stops growing and pops out of the ground; the farm fails (although naturally occurring sugar cane will not, even when next to ice). To address this, place blocks with torches attached to them immediately above the water blocks in your farm, and then shatter the ice. The ice will not reform and the farm will grow again. You can leave a gap of three blocks between the torch block and the water block to allow you to walk underneath. You can also place glowstone below the ice/water, if there is nowhere to place a torch. Confirmed on version 1.2.5, torches are not necessary. Simply, place a non-transparent block somewhere above the water to block sky access. Note that Sugar cane farms set up in Taiga biomes in Minecraft 1.7 or newer will work successfully because now the taiga no longer gets snow; that ability was transferred to the Cold Taiga biome.
[edit] Video
Note: This video was made before the 1.7 changes.
[edit] History
Alpha | ||
1.0.11 | Reeds, (the previous name used for sugar cane(s)) were added in the Seecret Friday Update 6 (Alpha v1.0.11 patch) and informally referred to as bamboo or papyrus by many players. Since reeds could be washed away with water currents or instantly destroyed by removing the water adjacent to them, automated reed farms could be made in previous versions of Minecraft. | |
Beta | ||
1.2 | Notch retconned reeds into sugar cane in Beta 1.2 because the recipe for the cake(s) introduced in that update needed a source of sugar. | |
1.6 | As of Beta 1.6, projectile interaction with sugar cane was changed: arrows no longer stick to sugar cane(s), and instead, they pass through. However, snowballs will still come into contact with any sugar cane blocks as if they are solid. | |
1.8 | As of Beta 1.8, sugar cane can grow and be placed onto sand as long as they are adjacent to water, though before Beta 1.8, sugar canes could still spawn on dirt adjacent to water, but could not be placed onto sand. This update allows sugar canes to appear next to water ponds in desert biomes. | |
Official release | ||
1.7.2 | 13w36a | The color of sugar cane changes depending on the biome they're in. |
Pocket Edition Alpha | ||
0.1.0 | Added sugar cane. | |
0.5.0 | Sugar cane can now be grown on sand. | |
Xbox 360 Edition | ||
TU1 | Sugar canes were solid, making it useful for growable walls. | |
TU2 | Sugar canes are no longer solid, and arrows pass through them. |
[edit] Issues
Issues relating to "Sugar Canes" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.
[edit] Trivia
- In the code, sugar cane is still referenced as "reeds", both the inventory edited block and the item.
- In Creative, giving yourself sugar cane yields the block, not the item itself. However, you can still place it.
- Neither the sugar cane nor the block it stands on can be lit on fire with flint and steel, although attempting this will still lower the durability of the tool.
- Ghasts cannot see through sugar cane, while they can be shot through it, making it a safe block to use when making walls (however, remember sugar cane cannot be planted in the Nether without commands or an inventory/map editor, because there is no water, and no water can be placed there). A ghast's fireball will not pass through sugar cane, but it will collide with the sugar cane (and explode) as if it is a normal block.[1]
- Lily pads can be used to stop harvested sugar canes from sinking into the water, making them easier to collect.
- When a sugar cane is broken at the second level, the time resets. (For example, if a two-high sugar cane is broken but is just about to grow to the third stage, it would reset that time)
- In Minecraft Pocket Edition there are two different kinds of sugar cane, one received from sugar cane farming and the other from the Nether Reactor. Also, the second sugar cane kind cannot be crafted into either paper or sugar, you can only craft with the first kind of sugar cane.
- In Minecraft PE, this is the hardest block to find, due to the worlds not being infinite.
- In the older Beta versions of Minecraft, projectile entities such as arrows and snowballs couldn't pass through sugar cane.
[edit] Gallery
Naturally generated sugar cane next to water in a ravine.
Surar cane growning on Red Sand in a Mesa Biome
[edit] References
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr1eLJsHlN4 Ghast and Reed tests by NorixWolf


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Treat your ears to classical sounds in the city's most beautiful concert halls.
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The city's concert halls and stages offer the whole range from classical to progressive sounds with end-to-end festivals the whole year through. Opera fans will meet international stars here and jazz lovers will find a pulsating jazz scene. Pop and rock concerts provide unforgettable live music experiences. The very best in electronic music for chill-out sessions or dancing the night away is available in numerous clubs.


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Iraq is a big war, perhaps even a Great Warbut it does not feel that way.
Don't jump to conclusions, but there are ties between the UAE, bin Laden, and the Taliban
'Peace Mom' announces she won't challenge Senator Feinstein
Seton Hall study: Guantanamo filled with hapless proles
Bush skips uncomfortable details on wiretap program
The U.S. Military's $500 Million Gamble to Prevent the Next Afghanistan
The U.S. Military's $500 Million Gamble to Prevent the Next Afghanistan
President Bushunawares?trumpets botched case
President's speech on Iraq strategy conjures a dreamworld
Key questions left unanswered in hijacked 9-11 probe
Unclear and present danger: Three-part polemic constructs novel narrative of neo-con game
With Peace Mom absent from Crawford arrests, protesters carry out civil-disobedience plans
There's no defense for some of the government's defense plans, even for D.C.
Or Senate. The anti-war left seeks a challenger for Hillary Clinton
A presidential potpourri of cuts, blunders, stonewalls, deceptions, and distractions
Citys Finest pulls move even Bush wouldnt have tried
The hijacking of the probe into the 9-11 hijackers
Local Red Cross tells of handing out body bags and shovels
Messages from a Muslim e-mail list
With rape as an official weapon in Darfur, Sudan officials are now welcome here
The late philosopher asks: if the whole world confesses, who's behind the screen?
CIA's close relationship with Sudan's government enables genocide there to continue
Like the plague, the Bush administration strikes down Texas scientist
Bush touts al-Libbi capturebut where in the world is Osama?
Flashback to Abu Ghraib, where a soldier's day only feels like a year
Whistle-blowers say the FAA ignored a decade of pre9-11 warnings
Exposing the 'Darknet': Are Al Qaeda terrorists using your personal computer?
At home, Bush, Warner, Lugar join the department of Rumsfeld defense
The only chance for the survivors of Darfur may be a mass divestment campaign
As black Africans are murdered and raped, most Americans are indifferent
How Kerry could craft a Bin Laden commercial that makes him president
From John Ashcroft's lips to God's ear
A presidential potpourri of cuts, blunders, stonewalls, deceptions, and distractions
The curious saga of the Boston FBI's 'unconfirmed reports' of a right-wing threat to the media
Lots of people dialed 911 to the U.S. Before 9-11. Who put them on hold?
What's covered in the 9-11 report? What's covered up?
The President wants to link Al Qaeda and Iraq, but the knot keeps slipping
'Never again,' said secretary general Kofi Annan after Rwanda. Corpses are back.
Giuliani memo reveals plan to give Cheney a heart attack
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When it became clear that the volatile Jose Valverde would not be resigned, the question arose in fantasy circles on who would be the next closer for the Tigers. Joquin Benoit and Phil Coke, two savvy vets with ample late inning experience, looked to be possible replacements for the departed Valverde.
According to a report on MLB Network, it appears as though 22 fireballer Bruce Rondon is the early leader to assume the role as closer for Jim Leyland. Rondon, a 22 year old righty from Valencia, Venezuela, pitched an impressive 1.53 ERA in 53 appearences in the Tiger's minor league system, with a SO/9 rate of 11.2 to go along with a WHIP of 1.094.
If he does in fact win the starting role this spring, Rondon could be a nice late round target in all formats. His upside is huge considering how many safe opportunities his team will present, however, his lack of experience in a high-pressure role could prove problematic. Regardless of the risk, he is a guy to monitor this spring.
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Followup: Katie Leung Artwork Fetches £960 at Charity Auction
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As we first told you last week, actress Katie Leung (Cho Chang) donated a piece of artwork to be auctioned off for the Prince's Trust Charity, which supports young people across the UK. That auction has now ended and the Scotsman is reporting Miss Leung's artwork was sold for £960 ($1,974) at the exhibition. In total, the event raised over £100,000 ($205,000) for the charity. You can find out about the Prince's Trust right here.


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The Orchard City Board of Trustees is moving forward sketching out details of its planned two-inch-diameter water supply cross-connection with the Coalby domestic water system.
Trustee water committee member Jimmie Boyd noted that discussions with the Coalby users have been moving forward on a friendly businesslike basis and that no notable disagreements have arisen.
During a March 6 work session, the town board talked about a number of possible details for the emerging agreement and project. They include the following ones:
• The two-inch cross connection would allow water to flow from Orchard City's new West Main line into the Coalby system. The connection will be secured individually and separately by the town and by Coalby.
• The connection will have a back flow preventer ensuring that water does not flow from the Coalby system into Orchard City's.
• The back flow preventer will be subject to the same inspection and maintenance requirements as those of other outside-of-town private water companies the town utility serves.
• The cross connection will be for "emergency use only." The Orchard City mayor will be the responsible official for determining when an emergency exists.
• Elements of an emergency designation will be defined in any final agreement and deal with issues such as drought or mechanical failure; how long water may be supplied in any emergency; conditions of supply, i.e. hours of usage, amounts, etc.; a provision that the town's water supply needs have priority over any others; that the Coalby system will pay all costs for installing the connection and meter and for maintaining its back flow preventer.
The issue of monthly fees or the $5 per tap monthly capital improvement charge paid by the town's other outside customers was not addressed at the work session.
The water rate charged will be set by town board resolution. Currently, other private companies pay $2.31 per 1,000 gallons, said Melissa Oelke, town clerk.
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BUNCLODY: Congratulations to Margaret Moore on winning ladies' golfer of the year 2012 in Bunclody.
October 28 and 30, ladies' weekly competition: 1, Ann Mahon (23), 39 points; 2, Liz Byrne (32), 33 points.
October 28 and 29, open singles: 1, Matt O'Leary (15), 39 points; 2, Tony Groucher (12, Killeen), 39 points; gross, James Fenlon (6), 28; 3, Hall Kavanagh (13), 37 points; 4, Brian Kavanagh (12), 35 points.
October 31, Wednesday open singles: 1, Jonathon Kehoe (18), 36 points; 2, Denis Moylan (12, Slievenamon), 35 points; 3, Rory Kinsella (16), 34 points.
As the weather remained favourable for the ladies' Tuesday competition last week, a large number took part in the 15 holes stableford turkey competition. Winning scores came from Maeve McCauley (19) with 35 points, Ursula Cousins (18) with 33 points, and Lori Whitney (18) with 32 points.
The open Seniors competition re-scheduled from last month enjoyed a gloriously sunny day on Thursday last, and the event was greatly enjoyed by all who took part. The overall winner was Ursula Cousins (18) with 32 points (back six).
Category A winners were Ann Bernie (36) with 31 points and Lori Whitney (18) with 30 points. In Category B the winner was Bernie Delaney (25) with 32 points, and Breda Nolan (Courtown, 36) with 30 points came second. Category C winners were Rita Mahoney (Courtown, 36) with 31 points and Kathleen Walsh (23) with 26 points. Congratulations ladies and many thanks to sponsors Q & S Interiors for the beautiful prizes.
Nine holes competition number 12 results: 1, Colette Dobbs, 20 points (back six); 2, Kathleen Walsh, 20 points; 3, Marie Dunphy, 18 points.
We extend our deepest sympathy to Maeve Brew and Marie Duggan on their recent sad bereavements.
The singles stableford played over the weekend saw frosty, cold but dry weather on Saturday and rain on Sunday. Not surprisingly, the best scores were posted on Saturday, with Captain Sammy Walker continuing his good form.
Sammy (8) had a level par 71 for 44 pointsand first prize, holding off Robbie Kehoe (12), also on 44. Stevie Greene (14) on 40 points held off Seán Furlong, Wally O'Brien and Rudi Wortmann, all on 40 points, for third prize.
Next weekend sees another singles stableford (same format).
We were blessed with another fine day on Thursday last when 17 teams went off in cold, sunny weather. Conditions were ideal, with the whole course dry as the proverbial bone even after the torrential downpours of Wednesday morning. This shows the benefit of years of sanding, making New Ross one of the driest courses in the country.
With winter rules now in operation, scoring from now on is expected to be in the 90-plus category or else teams will not figure in the prizes. That was the way it turned out last week, with two three-person teams making maximum use of their six-point bonus to finished deadlocked on 94 points each.
In the end a better back nine (43/41) gave the whiskey to the trio of Harry Rheinhart (12), Noel Kehoe (16) and John F. Roche (18). Bringing in the same total (94) and claiming the runner-up spot were Nigel Morrissey (14), Pat Whelan (18) and Willie Whitty (19).
Third place went to Kevin Treacy (12), John Roche (16), Dick Cahill (16) and Liam Glasheen (19) with a total of 92 points. Nearest the pin prizes were won by Denis Kirwan (ninth hole) and Paddy Hayles on the eleventh.
Manning the board, the draw and the entry fees for November are Willie Byrne, Jim ' Ross' Ryan, John Fitzpatrick and Jamesie Murphy. All please note the draw for teams is at 10.40 a.m. sharp each week.
Last weekend's competition was a turkey fourball held over Saturday and Sunday.
Results: 1, Pat Donnellan (13) and Paul Fennell (19), 33 points; 2, John Bolger (6) and David Bolger (17), 30 points (last three); 3, Ian McGirr (8) and Stephen Byrne (12), 30 points.
Weekly turkey competition: Cat. 1, Michael Hegarty (12), 20 points; Cat. 2, John Fitzgerald (14), 21 points.
As there was no competition on Wednesday last due to bad weather, the competition this Wednesday, November 7, will be 14-hole stableford sponsored by the club.
The following Wednesday, November 14, will be sponsored by J-ul (Annette Byrne), with a presentation for all outstanding prizes, including player of the year, fourball winners, spoons and weekly competitions presented on the night at 7 p.m. The last tee-time will be 1-1.15 p.m.
On Saturday and Sunday, November 10 and 11, we will run a charity four-person team event in aid of the Community Hospital. Support for this event would be gratefully received. Booking is online.
The ladies' A.G.M. will be held in the clubhouse on Thursday, November 15, at 8 p.m.
The final 18-hole competition of the year took place in Rosslare recently when the Billy Kelly Memorial mixed foursomes was played. In spite of consistent rain, 70 players took part.
The winners were former Tipperary Senior hurling goalkeeper John O'Donoghue and his wife, Ann. In second position were Phil and Liz Callery with Shane Browne and Mairéad MacNamara in third position.
Ted Collins and Vonnie Kelly won the gross. Bill Kelly presented the prizes.
The club matchplay winners also received their prizes recently.
Pettitt Cup: winner, Terry O'Dowd; runnerup, Shane O'Donnell; beaten semi-finalists, Willie Cuddihy and Ger Doyle.
Walsh Cup: winner, Derek Fehily and Joe Hudson; runners-up, John Barron and Eddie Mahon.
Gaynor Trophy: winner, Philip Balfe; runner-up, Tony O'Leary; beaten semi-finalists, Tiarnan Rossiter and Murt Joyce.
Medal winners: Dermot Walsh, July; Tiarnan Rossiter, September.
Holes-in-one: Frank O'Farrell, Paul Murphy, Liam Brett.
Player of the year: winner, Denis Noonan; runnerup, Ian Lynch.
Don't forget our Friday offer - a game of golf plus a meal for €25.
Thursday, November 1, 14 holes stableford turkey competition: 1, Martina Dempsey (26), 29; 2, Geraldine Broaders (25), 27; 3, Anna Sullivan (23), 26 (back seven); 4, Eithne Walsh (27), 26; 5, Martina Gately (20), 25 (back seven). Well done to all the prize-winners.
The Annual General Meeting of the ladies' section of Wexford Golf Club will be held in the clubhouse on November 21 at 8 p.m.
Sunday, October 28, open singles stableford, 15 holes, non-qualifier: 1, John Holt, 34 points; 2, Ciarán Frost, 32; 3, Jim Corcoran, 31.
Sunday, November 4, open singles stableford, 15 holes, non-qualifier: 1, Ger Mullhall, 34 points; 2, Derek Bradley, 32 (countback); 3, Paddy Barnes, 32; gross, Ciarán Frost, 29.
Men's committee 2013 (elected at A.G.M.): President, Seamus McCormack; Captain, Maurice Cooper; Vice-Captain, Tomás O'Riordan; Hon. Secretary, John O'Keeffe; Hon. Treasurer, Brian Rankin; Handicap Secretary, Michael Conlon; Committee, Pat Furlong, Robert Bradley; ex-officio, John Holt; G.L.P., Larry Byrne.
Upcoming fixtures: Wednesday, November 7, open singles gents and ladies, and Wednesday section; Friday, November 9, open wine competition; Saturday, November 10, winter league round two; Sunday, November 11, gents' and ladies' singles - Christmas hams; Wednesday, November 14, open singles gents and ladies, and Wednesday section; Friday, November 16, open wine competition; Saturday, November 17, singles stableford gents and ladies; Sunday, November 18, fourball (any combination) - turkeys.
Fundraiser 14-hole scramble, Monday, October 29: 1, Darren Delaney (18), Conor Cousins (18), Darren Rossiter (5), Mark Kehoe (12), 92 points; 2, Aidan Quilligan (17), David Curid (21), John Sinnott (15), Mark Sinnott (18), 89 points; 3, Margaret Martin (25), Ken Martin (13), John Cotter (12), Mary Cotter (36), 86 points; 4, Paul Hynes (16), Lee Whelan (13), Seán Crosbie (24), Colin Byrne (13), 84 points; 1st ladies, Richella MacCarville (11), Ursula Carey (31), Wendy Tiernan (25), Theresa Morris (23), 81 points.
The Festival Cup stableford 14-hole competition: 1, Tommy Byrne (18), 35 points (back seven); 2, Damien O'Reilly (13), 35 points; 3, Jackie Lynn (25), 34 points (back seven); visitor, Brendan Moran (Newlands, 9), 33 points; nominated days - John Foley (20), 34 points, October 24; Alan Carty (12), 31 points, October 26; Darren Rossiter (5), 32 points, October 30; Ivan Hamilton (16), October 31; Pat Geoghegan (18), 33 points, November 2.
Saturday fourball 14 holes stableford, November 3: 1, Wayne Tobin (16), Alan Carty (12), 34 points (back seven); 2, Pat Browne (17), Davy Byrne (11), 34 points (back seven).
Sunday, November 4, fourball v. par: 1, Tadhg Foran (9), Kevin Murphy (10), 8 up; 2, Brian Morris (6), Brendan McCarry (22), 7 up (back seven); 3, Ultan Ryan (10), Greg Mullen (21), 7 up (back seven).


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Medicine, Ethics, Society and History (MESH)Room 127, 90 Vincent DriveCollege of Medical and Dental SciencesUniversity of BirminghamEdgbastonBirmingham, B15 2TT
Jonathan Ives is Lecturer in Behavioural Science in the School of Health and Population Sciences. Jon publishes predominantly in the field of biomedical ethics, focussing on fatherhood and families, methods in empirical bioethics, and to a lesser extent on research ethics, public health ethics and ethics in medical education. He has published in other areas as a methodologist. He has held grants from the Wellcome Trust and the Economic and Social Research Council. Jon is currently co-convener and chair of an academic network on Interdisciplinary and Empirical Ethics running jointly with King's College London. Jonathan teaches on a number of programmes, covering topics in Biomedical Ethics, Medical Sociology and Research Methods. He is programme director for the BMedSc ( PoSH) in Healthcare Ethics and Law, Module coordinator for the MBChB module 'Doctors, Patients and Society', and deputy module coordinator for the MPH module 'Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods'.
Jonathan initially studied Philosophy, before moving to Primary Care in 2004 to take up a Welcome Trust Prize Studentship in Biomedical Ethics and Law. His doctoral research looked the responsibilities and rights of fatherhood, and resulted in the development of a novel methodological approach for combining empirical and ethical analysis. After being awarded his PhD in 2007, he took a position as a Research Fellow, jointly across the Departments of Philosophy and Primary Care at Birmingham, working on an NIHR RfPB project exploring the obligations of healthcare worker's during an influenza pandemic. He took up his current post as Lecturer in Behavioural Science in December 2008. He became part of the newly formed MESH unit in 2011, and his primary research interests are the philosophy and sociology of fatherhood, and method in bioethics.
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Jonathan is currently supervising three PhD students: • Greg Moorlock (2009-2012) - An empirically informed ethical analysis of directed and conditional cadaveric organ donation. • Simon Jenkins (2010-2013) - The ethical allocation of eggs donated for the purpose of fertility treatment • Derek Kyte (2011 – 2014) - The Methodological and Ethical Issues Associated with Health-Related Quality of Life Measurement in Clinical Trials Jonathan is interested in supervising doctoral research students in the following areas: • The ethics and sociology of fathers, fatherhood and parenthood • Men, fatherhood and mental health. • Ethics in and of medical education. • Theory and methods in Empirical Bioethics If you are interesting in studying any of these subject areas please contact Jonathan on the contact details above, or for any general doctoral research enquiries, please email: email@example.com or call +44 (0)121 414 5005.
Ives, J. Redwood, S. Damery S. (2012) PPI, Paradoxes and Plato: Who's sailing the ship? Journal of Medical Ethics. Online advance: doi:10.1136/medethics-2011-100150
Ryan, A. Ives J. Wilson, S. Greenfield, G. (2010) Why members of the public self-test: An interview study. Family Practice, 27:570-581
Ives, J., Dunn, M. (2010) 'Who's arguing? A call for reflexivity in bioethics.' Bioethics, 24(5): 256-265
Draper, H., Sorell, T., Ives, J., Damery, S., Greenfield, S., Parry, J., Petts, J., Wilson, S. (2010) Non-professional health care workers and ethical obligations to work during pandemic influenza . Public Health Ethics, 3(1): 23-34
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Draper, H., Ives, J. (2009) 'Paternity testing: A poor test of fatherhood'. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, 31(4):407-418.
Ives, J., Draper, H., Damery, S., Wilson, S. (2009) 'Do Family Doctors have an obligation to participate in research'. Family Practice, 26:543-548.
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J.C. Penney Adopts 'Poison Pill' Stockholder PlanFriday August 23rd, 2013 - 12:45PM
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J.C. Penney Co. Inc., announced that it adopted a "poison-pill" one-year stockholder rights plan on Thursday, August 22, 2013, to protect itself against any future coercive takeover efforts, according to a Reuters report. According J.C. Penney's, which is struggling to reverse a large sales slide, the plan was not in response to a takeover attempt. The provisions, however, would block a single investor from owning more than 10% of the retailer's shares. The "poison pill" plan follows a public feud earlier this month between Penney's board and largest shareholder, William Ackman, who owns nearly 18% of the company from shares he bought in 2010. Ackman has resigned from the board, and has announced that this week, he may sell his stock, according to Reuters. Shares of Penney rose 1.3% to $13.50 in trading before the market opened. "Poison pills" are designed to dilute holdings of an investor should his or her stake exceed a given threshold. Penney said it would file details of the plan with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Penney, whose shares have slid 32% this year, has attracted investors such as George Soros' Soros Fund Management, which owns a 9.1% stake, and Perry Capital, which owns 7.3%, in recent months. On Tuesday, Penney reported sales at stores open at least a year fell 12%. Tags: jcpenney • j c penney • poison pill • stockholder rights • bill ackman • ron johnson • jcpenney reset • Housewares • Cookware & Bakeware • Vacuum Cleaners/Electric Cleaning • Health & Personal Care • Home DĂ©cor • Home Environment • Small Electrics • Organization & Cleaning • Tabletop • Gadgets & Kitchen Tools • Retail • Financials • |
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2 U.S. Code § 658d - Legislation subject to point of order
In general
It shall not be in order in the Senate or the House of Representatives to consider—
any bill or joint resolution that is reported by a committee unless the committee has published a statement of the Director on the direct costs of Federal mandates in accordance with section
(f) of this title before such consideration, except this paragraph shall not apply to any supplemental statement prepared by the Director under section
(d) of this title; and
any bill, joint resolution, amendment, motion, or conference report that would increase the direct costs of Federal intergovernmental mandates by an amount that causes the thresholds specified in section
(a)(1) of this title to be exceeded, unless—
the bill, joint resolution, amendment, motion, or conference report provides new budget authority or new entitlement authority in the House of Representatives or direct spending authority in the Senate for each fiscal year for such mandates included in the bill, joint resolution, amendment, motion, or conference report in an amount equal to or exceeding the direct costs of such mandate; or
the bill, joint resolution, amendment, motion, or conference report includes an authorization for appropriations in an amount equal to or exceeding the direct costs of such mandate, and—
identifies a specific dollar amount of the direct costs of such mandate for each year up to 10 years during which such mandate shall be in effect under the bill, joint resolution, amendment, motion or conference report, and such estimate is consistent with the estimate determined under subsection (e) of this section for each fiscal year;
identifies any appropriation bill that is expected to provide for Federal funding of the direct cost referred to under clause (i); and
provides that for any fiscal year the responsible Federal agency shall determine whether there are insufficient appropriations for that fiscal year to provide for the direct costs under clause (i) of such mandate, and shall (no later than 30 days after the beginning of the fiscal year) notify the appropriate authorizing committees of Congress of the determination and submit either—
provides for expedited procedures for the consideration of the statement or legislative recommendations referred to in subclause (I) by Congress no later than 30 days after the statement or recommendations are submitted to Congress; and
provides that such mandate shall—
in the case of a statement referred to in subclause (I)(aa), cease to be effective 60 days after the statement is submitted unless Congress has approved the agency's determination by joint resolution during the 60-day period;
Rule of construction
The provisions of subsection (a)(2)(B)(iii) of this section shall not be construed to prohibit or otherwise restrict a State, local, or tribal government from voluntarily electing to remain subject to the original Federal intergovernmental mandate, complying with the programmatic or financial responsibilities of the original Federal intergovernmental mandate and providing the funding necessary consistent with the costs of Federal agency assistance, monitoring, and enforcement.
Committee on Appropriations
The provisions of subsection (a) of this section—
shall not apply to any bill or resolution reported by the Committee on Appropriations of the Senate or the House of Representatives; except
shall apply to—
any legislative provision increasing direct costs of a Federal intergovernmental mandate contained in any bill or resolution reported by the Committee on Appropriations of the Senate or House of Representatives;
any legislative provision increasing direct costs of a Federal intergovernmental mandate contained in any amendment offered to a bill or resolution reported by the Committee on Appropriations of the Senate or House of Representatives;
Certain provisions stricken in Senate
Upon a point of order being made by any Senator against any provision listed in paragraph (1)(B), and the point of order being sustained by the Chair, such specific provision shall be deemed stricken from the bill, resolution, amendment, amendment in disagreement, or conference report and may not be offered as an amendment from the floor.
Determinations of applicability to pending legislation
For purposes of this section, in the Senate, the presiding officer of the Senate shall consult with the Committee on Governmental Affairs, to the extent practicable, on questions concerning the applicability of this part to a pending bill, joint resolution, amendment, motion, or conference report.
(Pub. L. 93–344, title IV, § 425, as added Pub. L. 104–4, title I, § 101(a)(2),Mar. 22, 1995, 109 Stat. 56.)
Change of Name
Committee on Governmental Affairs of Senate changed to Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs of Senate, effective Jan. 4, 2005, by Senate Resolution No. 445, One Hundred Eighth Congress, Oct. 9, 2004.
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Playoff Primer 2010: Cardinal Newman faces athletic Monsignor Pace
Wednesday, November 17th, 2010There are 18 playoff games across every class involving teams from our area. This week, Matt and I will break down every matchup.
Next up is Cardinal Newman, which reached the playoffs with a boot and a prayer. Newman takes on Miami's Monsignor Pace, an undefeated power.