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I love these shoes. The Encore Eclipse has the best fit for my ankles. I twist my ankles easily and since I have been wearing the Merrel brand, I have not had any problems. I have five pairs of this particular shoe. Sincerely, Anonymous
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I love these shoes. The Encore Eclipse has the best fit for my ankles. I twist my ankles easily and since I have been wearing the Merrel brand, I have not had any problems. I have five pairs of this particular shoe. Sincerely, Anonymous
I have purchased these shoes for the last 4-5 years. Usually in black and brown but I also have a light brown pair. They are my everyday go to shoe and my dress up shoe as all. I usually where ankle length skirts and they look fine with casual blue jean skirts or dressy skirts since with my very long skirts only the toe is seen. I spend my summers in Jerusalem where I walk about 3 miles each day. They are great for walking. The shoes are sturdy and polish well with my homemade shoe polish of lemon juice and olive oil. The soles last forever. The tops are very durable and have never worn out a pair due to the material. I only wear them out because I pronate and eventually kill the support.
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I've had a pair of these for about 3 years. They just get more comfortable with each year! The fit is perfect with my heavy winter socks, and the soles are perfect for slipping them on and huffing it across the snowy yard to get to the chicken coop in a pinch. They're surprisingly waterproof, and they look great with my favorite warm winter dresses as well as my jeans. Comfy, comfy, comfy! I can highly recommend these shoes!
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I bought these shoes last year for the first time. This year I looked at other brands, just to have something different, but no black shoes looked as good for wearing with both jeans and business pants. Then I bought a cheap knock-off version from another company and returned them. Finally I bought a second pair from Merrill. I could have saved myself a lot of time and hassle just sticking with Merrilll.
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Both Apple- and Windows-branded tablets lost market share in the second quarter, each retreating in the face of increased pressure from Android, a market research analyst said today.
In preliminary estimates for the quarter ending June 30, U.K.-based Strategy Analytics pegged Apple's share of the global tablet market at 28.3 percent, a dramatic decline from 47.2 percent the year before. When so-called "white box" tablets, which are almost exclusively powered by Android, are excluded, Apple's share fell to 40.4 percent from 48.2 percent in the first quarter of 2013.
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Windows' share of the branded tablet market also slipped in the second quarter compared to the first, falling to 6.4 percent from 7.4 percent. With white-box tablets included, however, its year-over-year share jumped nine-fold, from a paltry 0.5 percent in 2012's second quarter to 4.5 percent in 2013.
Windows tablets had only one way to go when compared year-over-year, as Windows 8 and Windows RT, the two tablet-appropriate operating systems from the Redmond, Wash. company, were not released until late in the third quarter of 2012.
By any measurement, Android solidified its first place position. Of the entire tablet market, including white-box units -- which comprised 37 percent of all shipments -- Android's share climbed to 67 percent from 2012's 51.4 percent. Strip out the white box tablets and Android's increase, while on a slower pace, was still impressive: 52.9 percent in the second quarter, up from 43.4 percent in the first three-month stretch of 2013.
Peter King, an analyst with Strategy Analytics, attributed Apple's share decline to a lack of new tablet models, echoing others who have pointed out that the Cupertino, Calif. company has not released a new tablet or even refreshed an existing tablet since late in 2012.
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an expansion celebration is underway for a well known Dubuque thrift shop which annually donates more than $200,000 to fight cancer.
The Discovery Shop in Dubuque donates 100 percent of its profits to the American Cancer Society. It's an upscale resale store selling gently-used donated items.
When the neighboring Sara Lee Bakery Outlet store closed its doors late last year, the Discovery Shop bought the space and expanded.
"It's not a consignment shop," manager and volunteer coordinator Jane Ulstad said. "100 percent of the proceeds go to the American Cancer Society and we are staffed by about 125 volunteers besides myself."
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Garmin Forerunner 201
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- If it weren't for a few performance blips, this feature-packed personal trainer with built-in GPS would be a must-have for runners, cyclists, and outdoor sports junkies.
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The good: Lightweight and waterproof; stores up to 5,000 laps in its memory; offers tons of customizable settings; includes software that allows you to download training data to a PC.
The bad: Frequently loses GPS signals; no heart-rate monitor; occasionally reads altitude and pace incorrectly; uses a serial connection instead of USB.
The bottom line: If it weren't for a few performance blips, this feature-packed personal trainer with built-in GPS would be a must-have for runners, cyclists, and outdoor sports junkies.
User reviews
Good for training but not race day
Pros: Relatively small and compact - good for those indivudals who travel on business; Useful when running in a new location; Clear display with good backlighting when needed
Cons: Recently ran a marathon with some tree cover but mostly clear view of the sky. The Forerunner indicated a distance of 27.2 miles at the end of the marathon - a 4% error (error grew linearly throughout the marathon). This limited the usefullness of the pac
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Good Product when it works
Pros: Compared to the nike triax elite and sunnto t6, it is relatively cheap. I was able to get it on ebay for about $45 less than retail. Gives very accurate distance and pace readings. Easy to use and although appears bulky, when you put it on is actually qu
Cons: The biggest problem with it is that the GPS signals are weak, on cloudy days or areas where there are an abundance of trees, it does not get the signal, even worse is that the timer will stop as well so even if you know the route and distance you are runn
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Set your run free
Pros: This product has everything the normal runner needs. I am happy to have a wearable GPS unit. I have read a lot of reviews that keep saying, "Why doesn't it have a heartrate monitor?" "Why doesn't it have an MP3 player?" "It isn't in color?" Good Lord! The
Cons: The only complaint I have is the serial cable but I can live with it. I do wish that the cable was longer though, but I can get an extension for that.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Not perfect, but better than any other
by gusad1960 on January 20, 2006
Pros: Size, readability, battery, PC link,
Cons: Poor GPS tracking
Summary: First of all, this is the best of what is out there today (unless you want to lug a 5 lb GPS meant to ride on the dashboard of your ...
Summary: First of all, this is the best of what is out there today (unless you want to lug a 5 lb GPS meant to ride on the dashboard of your car).
Tremendous aid to any runner/biker. I run 5 yrs using a pedometer and one cannot expect any accuracy better than 5%. I've used the 201 for 2+ yrs/3000 miles and it is within 2% MOST of the time. There are instances where it will worse, especially in narrow streets or under tree cover (summer). I agree that it is not tremendously accurate for race day, but my results where a lot better than those reported by another reviewer (a couple of examples: 13.5 miles on a half marathon, and 6.5 miles on a 10K race). It almost ALWAYS errs on the + side. As for features, it works really well. Big display, good backlight, really watertight, training assistant. I wish Garmin would improve the gain on the GPS antenna, although they may be limited here to keep its size reasonable. The new constellation of GPS satellites that the US gov't started launching in late '05 may help get the accuracy to below 1%. The PC software is another cool thing that allows one to track all the runs & bike outings. It'd be nice if it would keep these in separate logs. Also, there are a number of third party programs that will take the Forerunner data and map it on a street or satellite map showing the path you've taken in your workout.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
A must have for runners and training athletes.
by d_enslen on July 3, 2005
Pros: Lightwieght, big numbers for easy reading on the run. Great for training and just leeping track of your workouts. Download to your computer and analyze your workouts.
Cons: Pace is inaccurate at times, but the averages keep this in check.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
A must for inline, cycle & jogging
Pros: Good GPS tracking. Download route taken to logbook, export route from logbook in XML, plot route taken on a map or high altitude photo.
Cons: Does not also upload of waypoints or route via the PC interface.
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Great device for runners
Pros: Has GPS functions for tracking and marking your trail for future use. Helps me monitor my speed plus keep a track of my time and distance. You can set up the electronic buddy to run with you so you can maintain the pace you want. Maintains a history of yo
Cons: The PC software must be downloaded. Although I haven't tried inputing my info into the computer, the serial port transfer has to be seriously slow.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Looses GPS easily
Pros: Loaded with features and easy to read screen.
Cons: Looses signal easily even in clear unobstructed view of the sky.
1 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
I've used this for years
by Petervisor on January 6, 2012
Pros: Totally reliable. The battery is still like new, and doesn't drain when I put it in storage for a few months. The display and buttons are a little bit bigger than most. Screen can be illuminated. Good handlebar mount.
Cons: Much bigger than most others, so better suited to cycling than running. GPS altitude readings are consistent, but generally accurate to 25 feet (On one stretch of my ride by the ocean it always tells me I'm 12-15 feet below sea level).
Summary: I really like my 201, and I won't replace it until it dies. But I would have thought that the price would have come down a bit since I ...
Summary: I really like my 201, and I won't replace it until it dies. But I would have thought that the price would have come down a bit since I bought mine.
Great product. Perfect for running anywhere outdoors.
by p2sue on June 11, 2008
Pros: Rechargeable with long battery life. Virtual running partner is very handy.
Cons: Takes quite some time to acquire gps signal lock. It has no problem once locked on though.
Summary: I love my Garmin Forerunner because I can go anywhere and run wherever and I will always know how far I've gone and my pace. I can customize the ...
Summary: I love my Garmin Forerunner because I can go anywhere and run wherever and I will always know how far I've gone and my pace. I can customize the display settings too.
- Manufacturer: Garmin
- Part number: 010-00328-00
- Description: The Forerunner 201 is the first all-in-one personal training device that uses GPS satellites to calculate speed, distance and pace. There's no calibration required, and Forerunner's extremely easy to use, so you'll be off and running in no time. You don't even have to think about starting and stopping the timer or punching the lap button to record stats. Forerunner will do it automatically. And when you need motivation, Forerunner's Virtual Partner feature lets you input pace, time and distance goals, and then shows if you're ahead or lagging. User-customized display includes training time, pace, distance, lap pace, lap time, lap distance, average and best pace, elevation and calories. Stores up to approximately 2 years of training histories. Review lap histories to-date, by day or by week. Download histories to your PC using free software from the Garmin Web site. Automatically pauses the training timer when you slow down below a specified resting pace; timer resumes when you start running again. Automatically triggers a lap when you reach a specified distance. Allows you to run anywhere and still get accurate performance data. Allows you to input training goals based on time, distance and pace. Forerunner displays a graphic "virtual partner" that will run with the set goal, so you can see at a glance if you are keeping up or falling behind. Alarm sounds if you are slower or faster than pace you've input. Alarm sounds when you reach the specified time or distance.
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Velocity - 0.33 ft/sec
- Update Rate 1/second
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- Type LCD - Monochrome
- Resolution 100 x 64
- Display Illumination Yes
Acquisition Times
- Warm 15 sec
- Cold 45 sec
- Waypoints 100
- Connector Type Serial
- Type Lithium ion
- Run Time (Up To) 15 hour(s)
- Protection Waterproof
- Waterproof Standard IPX7
- Included Accessories Charging cradle,
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- Width 3.3 in
- Depth 0.7 in
- Height 1.7 in
- Weight 2.8 oz
Environmental Parameters
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- Max Operating Temperature 140 °F
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A Whites Creek man said a driver intentionally tried running him over while he was mowing his front lawn.
The victim told police the same man who tried to run him over had been parking outside his home for months and videotaping his wife and daughter.
The victim said he filed a police report after he asked the suspect, Roger Allen Meyer, 47 to stop videotaping his family but Meyer refused.
The victim said he followed the suspect to Whites Creek High School and saw him enter the building.
He said he reported the videotaping to school administrators, but the next day he said Meyer tried running him over while the man had a video camera.
It's unclear if Meyer works at Whites Creek High School.
According to the police report, officers found Meyer car parked at the school and arrested him.
Meyer is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He posted $5,000 bail and was released.
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Rep. Gage Froerer, R Huntsville, says he will lead the fight to legalize a form of cannabis to help children with a severe form of epilepsy. A particular form of cannabis, distributed by a Colorado Springs nonprofit group called Realm of Caring, is thought to be especially effective in fighting a severe form of epilepsy, and contains extremely low levels of the chemical associated with getting a high from cannabis, sometimes known as marijuana. Froerer said he will look at possible changes in administrative rules at the state level and will even sponsor legislation, if necessary, in the coming session to bring attention to the potential therapy for a small percentage of Utah children living with epilepsy. Froerer said the drug involved contains less THC, the psychoactive component of marijuana, than some of the hand lotions on the market. He said the specific drug involved for epileptic children is also not to be confused with medical marijuana. In meeting with the Controlled Substance Advisory Board, Froerer said the state could possibly open doors for the drug's use in the state without the need for legislation. He said measuring the level of THC is part of that review. "If they feel they can consistently reach those levels, we may be able to do it by rule change," Froerer said. He is the second member of the Legislature to formally announce his support for such a measure. Earlier this year, conservative Rep. Brian Greene, R Pleasant Grove, said he would potentially support a bill dealing with a particular strain of cannabis being used as a medicine. Annette Maughan, president of the Epilepsy Association of Utah, said at least 30 families in the Beehive State would be affected dramatically by access to the drug. More than 100,000 Utahns have epilepsy, she said. "This is not a fun drug — it's just a medicine." Currently, a form of medical marijuana is legal in 18 states. Under Utah law, possession of 1 ounce of marijuana can carry a sentence of up to a year in jail. Jennifer May, of Pleasant Grove, has an 11-year-old son who has Dravet syndrome, which can trigger hundreds of seizures a day and limit life expectancy to 18 or fewer years. She believes the hybrid form of cannabis offered by Realm of Caring would give her son a chance to have a more normal and stable life. Her family spends more than $75,000 a year on medications to help her son with his condition. Known as "Charlotte's Web," the drug helped one Colorado girl who was experiencing 300 seizures a
week — and not walking, talking or eating — transition to a life in which she has one seizure a week and is beginning to learn to ride a bike and live life more fully, May said. Maughan said two of the key ingredients in the cannabis plant are CBD, which has medicinal value, and THC. Recreational marijuana has five or six parts THC for every half part of CBD. The liquid form used for Dravet patients in Colorado has 15 parts CBD and one part THC. May and Maughan recognize the battle they face in trying to legalize any form of marijuana. Maughan said the Epilepsy Association doesn't have years to invest in trying to get the drug legalized. "If it does take years, our children will be gone," she said. Regarding eventual passage, she said, "It will happen." Connor Boyack, president of Utah's Libertas Institute, predicted the 2014 session in Utah will see legislation addressing the issue of legalizing cannabis. He said it is not an issue of hippies against the establishment, but rather an issue being pushed by conservative mothers who want a derivative of marijuana for medicinal reasons for their children. Froerer said it's important that people become educated on the issue. "There are going to be people who see this coming from a hemp product and won't take time to be educated. What we're hoping for through this education process is to talk to those people who understand the medical benefits of this and how it will help a significant part of our population without any harm."


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The foundations of the Printing Industries Alliance and IDEAlliance are combining the Franklin Awards and Luminaire Awards in a Best in Communications event, to be held September 17, 2014, at Pier Sixty at Chelsea Piers, in New York, NY.
One Franklin Award for Distinguished Service and up to five Luminaire Awards for outstanding performance in advertising, publishing, printing, and integrated media will be presented during the 2014 Franklin Luminaire Awards event.
The Luminaire Award recognizes outstanding professional achievement and personal dedication to media production. Recipients are innovators in their field and educators to the next generation. Since 1988, the media production community has gathered to honor these special individuals – now partnered with PIA Graphic Communications Foundation and the Franklin Luminaire Awards.
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Nominees should have at least 15-years experience in media production and currently hold a senior management or executive position in the industry. Industry categories – across print and digital media – include:
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The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about a paving company operating in the metro.The B.B.B. says they've had five complaints against a company that paved several driveways in a Rankin County neighborhood late last year.
The customers we talked to say the paving company is actually going through neighborhoods soliciting work. The B.B.B. says that should immediately throw up a red flag. They sometimes say they have extra material and they can cut you a deal.
Some of the residents spent $13,000.00 to get the work done. They've been unable to contact the company, because their phone is disconnected.
"You can see where the truck comes in and cars come in," said resident Doug Muenzenmay. "It's completely fully apart to the point to where that's gravel all the way through. A little further up you can see where there's grass completely growing through the inside."
"We've had several complaints about them and they're not answering their complaints," said John O'Hara with the Better Business Bureau. "I went over to their office to see if I could get in, and there's no one at the office."
The Better Business Bureau says people should always check the background of a company with the board of contractors before hiring anyone to do work at their home. Also make sure they're licensed to do the work.
The Better Business Bureau is also a good resource. They have ratings of local, reputable companies on their website, and the ones who have complaints against them as well.
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UPDATE/ PENDLETON, OR - The Oregon Department of Transportation has opened one eastbound lane of Interstate 84 near Pendleton after a semi crash earlier this morning. Crews are telling drivers to expect icy road conditions in the area and are asking drivers to be careful.
PENDLETON, OR - The eastbound lanes of Interstate 84 near Pendleton are closed due to a semi crash.
Oregon Department of Transportation crews say a Fed-Ex truck jack-knifed, split open and spilled the contents on the road at mile post 205 about 4 miles west of Pendleton.
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The Department of Marketing is housed in the Haworth College of Business and offers four majors: Advertising & Promotion, Food & Consumer Package Goods Marketing, Marketing and Sales and Business Marketing.
The Haworth College of Business is among an elite group of fewer than five percent of business schools worldwide that are accredited at both the undergraduate and graduate levels by the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. It is among a select two percent of business schools worldwide that have additional specialized accreditation for their accountancy programs.
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• Marketing Association members compete at the American Marketing Association National Marketing Competition. Students have twice placed second overall out of 100 competing universities.
• Food & CPG marketing students have placement rates approaching 100 percent.


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Lookin At Lucky, the West's leading Kentucky Derby contender, is now listed as probable to stay home and run in the Gr. I, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 3. A much-troubled winner of the Gr. II, 1 1/16 miles Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn Park on March 13, Lookin At Lucky, who returned to trainer Bob Baffert's Santa Anita base on March 18, was originally thought to be pointing for the Gr. I, $1 million Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn on April 10.
"It depends on how he's training," said Baffert on Saturday morning. "If he's training really well here, it (running in the Santa Anita Derby) would give him an extra week for the (Kentucky) Derby (on May 1). If he needed the extra week (following the Rebel), I'll go to Arkansas. If he doesn't need the extra week, I'll stay here."
Baffert has won the Santa Anita Derby five times, with Cavonnier (1996), Indian Charlie (1998), General Challenge (1999), Horse of the Year Point Given (2001) and Pioneerof the Nile last year. He has won the Kentucky Derby three times, but not since 2002, when War Emblem and Victor Espinoza posted a front-running tally at 20-1.
Probable for the Santa Anita Derby: Sidney's Candy, Joe Talamo; Caracortado, Paul Atkinson; Lookin At Lucky, Garrett Gomez; Setsuko, Rafael Bejarano; Thomas Baines, Joel Rosario; Alphie's Bet, Alex Solis; Posse Power, no rider; Skipshot, no rider; Cardiff Giant, Christian Santiago Reyes; and Who's Up, Victor Espinoza.
To be run for the 73rd time on April 3, the Santa Anita Derby has produced 15 Kentucky Derby winners, including 1978 Triple Crown winner Affirmed. Last year's winner, Pioneerof the Nile, would go on to a second-place finish to longshot Mine That Bird in the Kentucky Derby.


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This is the tenth clash between these two sides in the past three years - their constant appearances against each other in Cup finals underpinning their recent dominance of Germany - and so each side should be familiar with the other's strategy.
Bayern Munich's formation and selection for the final is obvious. Jupp Heynckes will continue with the same 4-2-3-1 that has been so successful both in the league and Europe this season. The shape and feel of Bayern has been rather familiar for a few years now, with two midfielders sitting in front of the back four, inverted wingers on both flanks and a playmaker drifting in behind a lone striker.
They'll have more possession than Dortmund, bring the full-backs high up the pitch and build attacks from the back, but are also capable of playing reactively, sitting back in two banks of four before springing forward quickly on the break.
The absence of Toni Kroos has exaggerated this directness, as it means Thomas Muller, a playmaker who operates in more advanced positions, shifts into the centre, and Arjen Robben coming into the side on the right flank, playing high up the pitch and cutting inside near the penalty area towards goal.
Jürgen Klopp's side are, broadly speaking, a counter-attacking side. That term is associated with negativity but in the case of Borussia Dortmund the opposite applies - they are very positive without the ball and press high up the pitch, with the entire eleven squeezing inside the opposition half.
Although they like to create attacks through sheer speed, Dortmund are not exclusively counter-attacking - as they have become more and more of a known threat, they have become more and more complete attackers, capable of holding the ball for long periods and attacking through short, probing spells of possession. The emergence of Ilkay Gundogan as an able replacement for Nuri Sahin has been important. The German is an excellent distributor of the ball, able to spread the ball calmly or trigger counter-attacks with quick forward passes.
In terms of formations, Klopp's side is predictable. He prefers a standard 4-2-3-1 which sometimes appears 4-4-2, with Robert Lewandowski dropping back alongside the central playmaker to help defend, and the wide players also diligently tracking back so that the entire side remains compact.
But in recent fixtures against Bayern, Klopp has altered his side's shape accordingly, bringing one of his versatile wingers - either Jakub Blaszczykowski or Kevin Grosskreutz - into the centre of midfield to create a 4-3-3 formation. Theoretically, this is to disrupt Bayern's technical quality in the centre, but his side have looked significantly shakier within it; they don't press with the same intensity, and the midfielders tend to leave too much space between themselves and the back four, as Toni Kroos exposed so ruthlessly in their clash back in December 2012. Most crucially, though, it robs Dortmund of some of their counter-attacking potential - which, Dortmund will be more reliant on than ever in the absence of Mario Gotze.
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Mid-Market Dreamscape: The Strand
Paz de la Calzada was selected by the San Francisco Art Commission's Art in Storefronts program to make a large scale artwork on the boarded-up Strand Theater on Market Street in the middle of San Francisco. The façade was covered with a charcoal drawing of tangled strands of hair, which appear to wrap around the building, with one bold strand of hair trailing from the historic marquee. Unlike traditional murals this wall drawing challenges the spatial boundaries of art, playfully engaging with the architectural space and creating a sense of wonder.
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Liverpool, Luis Suarez, and just about everybody watching whether fan, foe, or neutral expected a ban to be handed down by the English Football Association following the Uruguayan striker's attempt to take a bite out of Branislav Ivanovic on Sunday afternoon. Everybody watching expected a swift decision, and for Suarez to miss at least the remainder of the season.
Few, though, even those most wanting to see Saurez receive heavy punishment, realistically expected the ten-match ban that in the end was meted out on Wednesday, when the FA sought to send a swift, harsh message to a repeat offender with a punishment that at least in isolation seems to far exceed a crime more shocking than dangerous.
"Both the club and player are shocked and disappointed at the severity of today's Independent Regulatory Commission decision," read a club statement immediately following the FA's decision. "We await the written reasons tomorrow before making any further comment."
With the FA stating that the automatic three-match ban for violent conduct would be considered insufficient for the incident in question when they undertook proceedings, any punishment was always going to at least cover the current season's four remaining games. There were also suggestions that, having accepted Suarez was in the wrong, Liverpool would not contest any punishment they considered reasonable.
Now, however, there are doubts, though any decision as to where the club and player go next will have to wait until tomorrow when the FA's written statement detailing the reasoning behind their decision is released. But the early signs are that the club do not consider ten games a reasonable punishment, raising the possibility they could risk a media backlash by challenging the ruling.


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Every day, Sippin' on Purple will be taking an updated roundup and look at Northwestern's chances of making the NCAA Tournament. We promise not to jinx it.
Bracket matrix: 12.0 (up from 12.1 yesterday), fourth-to-last team in
Kenpom: 50 (down from 49 yesterday)
RPI: 49, down from 48 yesterday
Sagarin: 50, down from 49 yesterday
Big Ten standings: Seventh, guaranteed to play Minnesota in first round on Thursday (up from eighth on Friday)
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Norman was born Aug. 9, 1931 in Shelby County to the late Fred and Ella Mae (Sallee) Perry. He was a 1949 graduate of Carthage High School. He worked until retirement for the U.S. Postal Service and as a barber. He had also worked for the Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's Home as a custodian. Norman had served in the U.S. Army in the Korean War and was a longtime member of Knightstown Christian Church and a member of Knightstown American Legion Post #152.
Norman will be greatly missed by a son, Jeffery (Theresa) Perry; a daughter, Brenda Bishop; brothers, Glen Perry and Kenny Perry; a sister, Wanda Rice; six granddaughters; and two great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, Norman was preceded in death by a brother, Art Perry.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, July 26 at Heritage Funeral Care, Knightstown with Pastor Richard Thayer presiding. Friends are welcome to visit from 10to 11 a.m. Friday, July 26. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery in Carthage.


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Paul Ryan Doesn't Have the Time
by Charles Lemos, Sun Sep 30, 2012 at 05:52:20 PM EDT
"I don't have the time. It would take me too long to go through all of the math." - GOP VP Candidate Paul Ryan, Chairman of the House Budget Committee
He didn't the time to explain the Romney-Ryan tax cuts, or is it the Ryan-Romney plan, to Fox News' Chris Wallace. In this case it is not that the math is hard, it is that math is impossible or contradicts their stated view that their tax cuts for the wealthy would have no impact on the middle class. Here is what an August report from the non-partisan Brookings Institution concluded about the Romney-Ryan tax plan:
"Our major conclusion is that a revenue-neutral individual income tax change that incorporates the features Governor Romney has proposed – including reducing marginal tax rates substantially, eliminating the individual alternative minimum tax (AMT) and maintaining all tax breaks for saving and investment – would provide large tax cuts to high-income households, and increase the tax burdens on middle- and/or lower-income taxpayers. This is true even when we bias our assumptions about which and whose tax expenditures are reduced to make the resulting tax system as progressive as possible. For instance, even when we assume that tax breaks – like the charitable deduction, mortgage interest deduction, and the exclusion for health insurance – are completely eliminated for higher-income households first, and only then reduced as necessary for other households to achieve overall revenue-neutrality– the net effect of the plan would be a tax cut for high-income households coupled with a tax increase for middle-income households."
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Dear Mr. Jordan,
Before I begin I would like to emphasize that this season I decided not to renew my season tickets. At the time, it was more because I wasn't sure how the lockout would run its course, but man am I glad I decided not to take the refund offer you guys were shilling. I would've made one of the worst investments in my life. Perhaps the ghost of Adam Morrison's career was smiling down upon me that day.
Obviously, the point I'm making is that your team is terrible. Not just terrible, all-time terrible. Last year you sent me (all of us) a nice letter about how you're trying to make moves for our future in your half-hearted attempt to explain why you traded Gerald Wallace to save yourself a few million dollars out of pocket. Let me ask you, how has that trade worked out for us so far? We got a decent power forward with a sweet mid-range jumper, but can't seem to stay out of foul trouble or away from Boris Diaw's pre-game snack tray (read: seven course meal). We got a young, undersized combo gaurd who is pretending to play point gaurd, but doesn't have the slightest idea how to direct an offense. Finally, we got the youngest player in the NBA who is an imposing physical speciman with a high ceiling, who unfortunatley has the basketball IQ of a courtside trophy wife.
How has that trade worked out, Michael? It's gotten us two underwhelming draft picks and the league's worst record. We just got blown out by the Lakers and Gerald Wal - I mean, the Blazers, respectively. 112-68 - let that sink in for a moment. On March 28, 1990, you scored 69 points against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Does that put things in perspective? 13 professional basketball players couldn't manage to score more points than you put up in a single game. Believe me, this isn't about stroking your massive ego, either. I can't fathom how the greatest basketball player of all time, reknowned for being the most competitive person on the court at any given time, can be ok with a team he owns, a team he should have pride in, scoring 68 points and allowing 112.
Your fan base doesn't care about the Bobcats. Why should they? No one should care about ineptitude. You sell more tickets based on who the Bobcats are playing. Carolinians come from all over North and South Carolina to see if Lebron will drop 40 on the lowly Bobcats. If the Blazers beat the Bobcats by 40+, imagine what Chris Paul and the Clippers are going to do?
Aaah, Chris Paul. A North Carolina native. I watched him play live a few times at Wake Forest and even have attented his charity bowling tournament. He's a great guy with great ties to the community. He's a competitor, too. I hope you've had a chance to watch that game he had against Utah. The way he played in the fourth quarter was almost Jordan-esque. Everytime I think of Chris Paul, I think of how there's no reason he shouldn't be in a Bobcats uniform. Then I'm reminded of how terrible you've been as a GM and owner. As good as you were as a player, that's almost as bad as you've been in the front office.
By now you're probably wondering what is the point of this letter and why you're still reading. Maybe you're not. Hopefully you are, because this is where I finally get to the root of what I'm trying to tell you.
As bad as the Bobcats are, it is still not too late to turn things around. You just can't let your own ego get in the way. Michael, I can forgive you for trading Gerald Wallace and drafting two mediocre players who have been billed as franchise players. I can forgive you if you put aside your own arrogance, suck it up, and start over... again. Blow it up, Michael. Tear everything down.
You have the unique opportunity of being able to have a high lottery pick in one of the deepest drafts in recent memory. Supposedly, you had that oppurtunity last year, but I digress. Going into next season, we're going to have a considerable amount of cap space. If we stay the course, going into 2013 we're going to have buttloads of cap space. Michael, you need to do something drastic and you need to do it now.
First, you have to trade DJ Augustin before his value depreciates to the point where he's not worth a second rounder. Do something and do it soon. I can live with you signing him to an extension, even, just as long as he doesn't leave for absolutely nothing. How'd that turn out the FIRST time you let our starting PG leave for nothing?
Second, and maybe this will solve itself through the first if we're lucky, figure out some way to get a second first rounder this year, preferably lottery pick. I know it's not as easy as it sounds, but there has to be some team out there interested in Boris' expiring, or maybe someone is willing to take Tyrus Thomas. As much as it pains me to say this, even Gerald Henderson is worth letting go for the right pick. Hell, call up New Orleans and send them Kemba Walker for their first round draft pick. REALLY start over. You have a terriffic player evaluator in Rich Cho. Let him do his job. I simply can't imagine Rich Cho was in your ear saying let's take a young, unproven player with possibly a high ceiling with the 7th pick in the NBA draft, when you needed someone to come in and make an immediate impact, not a project. Maybe he was. If so, maybe we've all overestimated Rich Cho.
Next, make a splash, NOW. Do something immediately to keep your fanbase interested. When the looming free agency comes, no player is going to want to come to an empty arena. Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen are on the market. We're not going anywhere this season anyway and acquiring them will only give us more cap room at the end of the season. It doesn't have to be them, either, there are plenty of veterans out there on the last year of their contract. No one player is going to keep us out of the top of the lottery. God knows, if you're not going to send Bizmack Biyombo to the D-League, at least Kevin Garnett is competitive enough to want to show him a thing or two.
I honestly think that's the biggest problem with this team. As competitive as you were, you simply lack the vision necessary to see drive in other players. This team is content with losing. Certainly, everyone expected them to lose, but even I didn't expect them to give up. To get blown out. To lose games at tip-offs. They ignore Paul Silas, meander around on the court and collect a pay check. A pay check many of them certainly don't deserve based on skills and production.
Seriously, Michael, you have to do something. Do it now. Before it's too late.


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You gotta get low: Legend of Grimrock is a classical dungeon crawl for modern audiences
Legend of Grimrock
Most games want you to feel like a hero. In games like Skyrim characters come to you with their problems, there is a world you must save, and you make life or death decisions on an hourly basis. Legend of Grimrock is a game that forces you to do something much more simple: You are fighting to stay alive.
Your party consists of four characters, and you can use the characters the game gives you or create your own using all the expected fantasy tropes and archetypes. You walk two by two, and you can drag the character icons in the lower-right corner to create the perfect layout for your party. Those with ranged attacks should be in the back, while your fighters stay in front to deal as much damage as possible while also absorbing the brunt of incoming damage. You find items and weapons and must pass them out to your party to build their skills and attacks. I spent an uncomfortable amount of time sipping a cup of coffee while deciding which member of my party should wear a particular helmet.
You rarely feel comfortable during play, and it's in your best interest to save as often as possible. Movement is tile-based, so you explore the dungeon square by square, just like in table-top role-playing games. There are no easy battles, and you must manually click on each character to use their weapon or attack. There is a simple rune-clicking mechanic to using spells. Attacks have a cool down period, and this can lead to situations where you throw everything you have at an enemy before backing up and waiting for the attack icons to be available again. If you don't keep the layout of the room in your head, you could end up with your back to a wall, facing to a series of very pissed-off skeletons. That is not a good place to be. This is a game of pacing, tactics, and strategy when it comes to battle.
There are ways to heal your characters in the heat of battle, but you will want to save them for the most dire circumstances. The most common way to regain health is sleep, but you must make sure the room you inhabit is empty. You will also need to stockpile food in order to feed your characters as they become hungry. None of these things require micromanagement, but they will always be in the back of your mind: How safe would it be to rest here? How much food am I carrying? Is this torch about to go out? Legend of Grimrock is a success in that it gives you a sense of creeping dread and almost calm desperation. You are likely to die. Every encounter you survive and puzzle you solve is a victory. The odds are never in your favor.
There are modern bells and whistles in some aspects of the game's design, but the feel of the combat and the design of the dungeon are delightfully retro. A printable piece of graph paper is included in case you want to play on hardcore mode, which forces you to create your own map of the dungeon as you play. If you like the more modern option of an automap you can add notes manually when you find traps or secrets. There are hidden triggers in some walls that reveal surprises to the observant player. The puzzles range from the obvious to the devious, and I won't talk about a single one. The characters in the game are sent into the dungeon with very little idea of what to expect, and you should play the game the same way.
Legend of Grimrock is focused and classical in its design, but it never feels like dry or anachronistic. There is also another layer of the story to unravel as you play, and monsters grow in numbers, size, and strength. Learning to quickly move from tile to tile and attack using the strengths of all four characters isn't as easy as it first seems, and the combat is very different than what we're used to from modern fantasy or adventure games. I often felt like I was using strategies from my monthly table-top RPG battles, which is a very good thing in a single-player PC game. There is only one dungeon included in the game, but it's going to take you over 10 hours to see everything the game has to offer. The team is also working on tools to allow fans to create their own dungeons, so more content is coming.
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Poop-Shoop-A-Loop wrote on 16 April 2012 - 04:12 PM:
Hey just a suggestion but how about putting up a banner code for other soompiers to put in their sigs to help you guys advertise the contest too I noticed that for Soompi Idol, only a handful of mods had it in their sig.. I'm sure if there were banner codes other Soompiers can help spread the world to the rest of the "population" lol ^ ^
As for getting guys to join.. I suggest posting in the WDYWT thread lots of guys with good style in there that already post their OOTD pics frequently plus there's loads of posters in that thread with great fashion sense.. would be awesome to see them participate in this (:
Keroberus wrote on 16 April 2012 - 09:56 PM:
Maybe I'll be the first guy to enter. (:
;will submit registration soon.
azn_boi wrote on 17 April 2012 - 12:11 AM:
Yay fashion! Too bad I don't have any money to buy any clothing haha.
Maybe I'll enter...
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Is the validation photo our first round photo? Or is it different ? xD


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A frame House on the river in Yuma
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Fishers Landing
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/ week
vacation rental description
Stunning Views of the Colorado River. Absolutely Beautiful Sunsets.
The only Private Sandy Beach on the River, 4 Palapas & BBQ Grill,
Private Dock. Great location on the hill in Fishers Landing.
Plenty of parking for vehicles & boats. This is a 2 bedroom 1 bath 2
story house fully furnished with a full kitchen and large living
room. ICE COLD CENTRAL AC! There is a BBQ and lounging patio on
the front of the house which boasts the fabulous views. Upstairs
Master Bedroom also has a view balcony and there is a roof top deck
on the garage. This house is perfect for your family River vacation.
Please email anytime, we will respond within 24 hours and will be
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Last modified on 04-25-2013 at 9:54 AM.
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James Keller 619-991-5006
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Master Bedroom has 1 King size bed
2nd Bedroom has 1 Queen size bed
Bathroom is located downstairs
Large Living room has 1 Queen Size Futon & 2 Sofa's, one of which is
a sofa sleeper. We provide 1 Queen size Aero Bed. If you require
additional sleeping you may bring more air mattresses, the house
is large enough to accomdate them.
Full kitchen....Refridgerator, Stove with 2 Ovens, Micro,
Toaster Oven, Coffee Maker, Blender
Dishes, Pots & Pans, Utensils are provided. There is NO
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2 BBQ's....1 on front patio....1 on the beach
TV with Satelite
VCR & DVD players
Stereo / CD player
There are 2 Resturants & Bars, 2 General Stores and 2 Gas docks
within close proximity.
activities and attractions in Yuma Arizona
Boating, Skiing, Sunbathing, Jet Skiing, Fishing, Swimming right off
of our beach. Relax & Enjoy!
vacation rental rates
Weekend rate is $850, which is for a total of 3 nights at $850 total
cost. (3 night minimum)
Week days are $200 a night (3 night minimum)
Weekly $1200.00
Monthly $3300.00
Holiday Rates $1200.00/3 Day weekend
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Deakin 'provides you with a great opportunity to learn and develop your knowledge in your chosen area of sport science with a practical focus always in mind'.
|Award granted
|Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science
|Offered at Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong)
|Cloud (online)
|3 years full-time or part-time equivalent
|Next available intake
March (Trimester 1)
July (Trimester 2) - international students only
|Indicative annual fee 2015
|CRICOS course code
|IELTS Requirement
Overall IELTS score of 6.0 with no band less than 6.0 (or equivalent). More information is available at www.ielts.org
|Deakin course code
|VTAC Codes
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1400514413 - Burwood (Melbourne), International full-fee paying place
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Tel +61 3 9627 4877
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Note: Course structure applies for students who commenced in 2013 onwards. Students who commenced prior to 2013 should refer to previous online Handbooks or consult your course enrolment officer.
This field-leading degree looks at ways to apply knowledge and skills in exercise and sport science to improve the athlete, the team or the individual, through training, coaching and advice. You will develop the necessary competencies to become professional leaders in exercise and sport science and allied fields, and have the opportunity to study the biological, sociological and behavioural bases of exercise and sport science.
Depending on your career aspirations and areas of interest, you may choose to focus your study in specialised streams such as coaching, exercise physiology, sports nutrition, psychology, health promotion and physical activity and health. You can also undertake an approved study stream within the degree and be eligible to apply for accredited membership as an Exercise Scientist by Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA). This is the first undergraduate course in Victoria that directly facilitates this membership. Students awarded credit for prior learning for non-university studies may not be eligible for immediate registration with ESSA - please obtain further clarification from a course advisor via email firstname.lastname@example.com
Exercise and Sport Science Australia
A sequence within Deakin's Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science is nationally accredited by Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA). The Burwood (Melbourne) campus was the first to achieve this status in Victoria and recognises our long standing commitment to quality standards in education and curriculum delivery.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science course including the approved units specified for the Exercise Science – ESSA sequence may apply for registration for full membership of ESSA at the Exercise Scientist level.
Graduates awarded credit for prior learning for non-university studies (example: credit for prior learning obtained via the Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology – MIBT pathway) may not be eligible for immediate registration with ESSA and should seek further clarification from a course advisor about registration via email firstname.lastname@example.com
Physical Activity Australia
Students can obtain accreditation with Physical Activity Australia (PPA) to be able to work as a Exercise Instructor by successfully completing the required specialisation unit sequence as part of the Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science course. This permits registration with PAA to a level equivalent to a Certificate III in Fitness.
For further information about how to register with Physical Activity Australia and registration categories, please visit their website at http://www.physicalactivityaustralia.org.au/
As well as traditional roles in the sport, exercise, coaching and fitness industry, you may pursue employment in sports administration, facility management, community health and wellness, rehabilitation or sport science. Other employment opportunities include local and state government agencies, professional sporting bodies, hospital and rehabilitation clinics, fitness and aquatic centres, private health and recreation centres, or large business organisations. The degree is also a common pathway to postgraduate study in areas such as clinical exercise physiology, physiotherapy and research.
The course comprises 24 credit points. Of these, a maximum of 10 credit points may be taken at level 1; not less than 14 must be at level 2 or higher; and not less than 4 must be at level 3. Students complete 14 core units and 10 elective units. Electives can be chosen according to students' interests, but must include at least 2 credit points from the Faculty of Health. A maximum of 8 credit points may be selected from other faculties of the University.
Students are required to complete HSE010 Exercise and Sport Science Laboratory Safety prior to their first laboratory based unit in this course.
In addition, students can select elective units to form a major sequence. Majors can be selected from within the Faculty of Health or any other Faculty, subject to availability and pre-requisites. Majors may include sport coaching, exercise, nutrition, physical activity and health, health promotion, management, sports nutrition, marketing, physiology, languages or media.
Note: All students completing HSE101 are required to complete a Level 2 First Aid at their own expense. Current Level 2 First Aid certificates will be accepted.
Campus mode Burwood (Melbourne) units only available to Burwood (Melbourne) based students.
Refer to the details of each major sequence for availability.
Exercise Physiology (B)
Sports Nutrition (B)
Physical Activity and Health (B, G, W)
Sport Coaching (B)
Refer to the details of each specialisation for availability.
Exercise Science - ESSA Sequence - Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong)
Certificate III in Fitness - Physical Activity Australia - Burwood (Melbourne)
Level 1
Trimester 1
|Human Structure and Function *
|Principles of Exercise and Sport Science
|Introduction to Exercise and Sport Science Practice
plus one elective unit
Trimester 2
|Health Information and Data
|Health Behaviour
|Functional Human Anatomy
|Exercise Physiology *
|Exercise Behaviour
Trimester 2
|Motor Learning and Development
|Principles of Exercise Prescription
|Exercise and Sports Science Practicum
Trimester 2
|Exercise Programming
|Exercise and Sports Science Practicum (if not completed in Trimester 1)
* Unit also available in Trimester 3 2015
Electives are offered subject to availability of resources and quotas where applicable.
Level 1
Trimester 1
|Principles of Sport Coaching
Trimester 2
|Introduction to Sport Coaching Practice
Level 2
Trimester 1
|Advanced Sport Coaching Theory and Practice
Trimester 2
|Integrated Human Physiology
|Physical Activity Promotion and Evaluation
|Exercise Metabolism
|Issues in Sport Coaching
|Behavioural Aspects of Sport and Exercise
|Applied Sports Science 1
|Understanding Children's Physical Activity
|Clinical and Sport Biomechanics
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|Physiology of Sport Performance
|Applied Sports Science 2
|Physical Activity and Population Health
|Exercise in Health and Disease
|Sport Coaching and Development Practicum
The Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science features a minimum 140 hours of practical experience in an exercise and sport science work practicum in third year, so you can start your career before you graduate with hands-on work placement experience.
You have the opportunity to undertake hands-on experience in a variety of sporting, exercise or health environments. These may vary from local, state or national sporting organisations and professional sporting clubs; state and national institutes of sport; as well as health, fitness and exercise physiology rehabilitation providers. The roles can involve coaching, sport science, sports administration, sport management, exercise physiology and fitness. Many graduates have been offered work based on their excellent fieldwork performance.
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Pink Zune on May 1st! Confirmed!
You heard it! We just confirmed the news with ebgames.com. According to the customer support, the new version of the Zune player is going to be available on May 1st at $249.99.
The same player, same 30Gb capacity. Hopefully with firmware 1.3!
I would not want to be the one who paid $960 on ebay to get a pink Zune.
The pink seems lighter than the limited edition pink Zune.


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'Profiteering' travel firms cash in with costly cards
Simon Read
Simon Read is Personal Finance Editor at The Independent. He edits the Saturday Your Money section as well as writing for the news and business pages of the Independent and i newspaper.
Saturday 22 September 2012
Travel agents and airlines are using the growing popularity of prepaid currency cards to launch their own – expensive – alternatives in an attempt to further boost profits.
Pre-paid cards have really taken off this summer as holidaymakers take to the idea of being able to buy their currency at a set rate before they go while knowing their plastic card offers more security than simply carrying cash. If the card is lost or stolen, money will normally be refunded by card issuers.
Ian Strafford-Taylor, boss of card-issuer FairFX, slammed those companies which he claimed are profiteering from currency cards.
"Some travel agents and airlines are profiting excessively by offering customers a prepaid travel card which offers poor exchange rates and often charges higher fees than some debit and credit cards. There are also often extra hidden charges in the terms and conditions," he said.
The FairFX boss said Ryanair is among the worst offenders, charging 5.75 per cent above the market exchange rate on every transaction abroad as well as above-average ATM fees.
He also highlighted Thomas Cook and Co-operative Travel as offering own-branded cards which contain hidden inactivity fees and worse exchange rates.
Mr Strafford-Taylor said: "Customers should compare rates on prepaid cards, not fall into the trap of paying well over the odds for what should be a way of saving money on their holidays."
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The Giants on Monday announced Boothe has re-signed after spending time on the free agent market. Contract terms were not immediately available.||||||| The signing comes a little less than a month after left tackle Will Beatty signed a new five-year contract to stay with the Giants. Since the offseason ended, center David Baas restructured his contract to give the team more cap space. Right guard Chris and right tackle David Diehl are also under contract. The versatile Boothe started all 16 games at left guard last season, and the past 22 games overall.
Giants backup offensive lineman Kevin Boothe is going to be sidelined four months with a torn pectoral muscle.||||||| The Giants announced on Friday that Boothe was injured earlier this week while working out and that he will have surgery next week.
Boothe is slated to start at guard for Oakland on Sunday after the rookie from Cornell played most of a Week 2 loss to Baltimore. Boothe relieved fellow rookie Paul McQuistan during that 28-6 loss and appears to have solidified his starting spot this week.||||||| Boothe, a sixth-round pick from Cornell, will need to help an anemic Raiders rushing offense that is averaging only 2.7 yards per carry. Oakland has also allowed 15 sacks, one of the reasons it benched McQuistan in favor of Boothe.