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Football: PAC Announces Preseason Poll at Media Day
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
LATROBE, Pa. - Titan first-year head coach Scott Benzel and senior defensive back Jared Heck (Pittsburgh, PA / North Hills) represented Westminster at the 2014 Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Football Media Day on Wednesday. The event was hosted by Saint Vincent College at the Sis and Herman Dupré Science Pavilion in Latrobe, Pa.
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Monday, August 4, 2014
LEXINGTON, Ky. - The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) announced today that 676 teams (an all-time high) have earned the AVCA Team Academic Award for the 2012-2013 season. The Westminster College volleyball team was one of the teams recognized.
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Friday, July 25, 2014
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - The Westminster College men's and women's swimming and diving teams have announced their 2014-15 schedule.
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Chivas Whipple has joined the Westminster coaching staff. Whipple will be an assistant men's basketball coach and the head men's tennis coach.
Men's Basketball: Titans Honored by NABC for Academics
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) today announced the second annual 2013-14 Team Academic Excellence Awards, created by the NABC Committee on Academics. The Westminster College men's basketball team earned a spot on the distinguished list.
Women's Track & Field: Four Titans Earn USTFCCCA All-Academic Honors
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
NEW ORLEANS, La. - Four Titans from the Westminster women's track & field teams were recognized by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on its 2013-14 USTFCCCA All-Academic honors list.
Swimming & Diving: Brooks and Marlow Named Scholar All-Americans
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
ESSEX FELLS, N.J. - Two Westminster College swimmers have been recognized by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) as 2014 CSCAA Individual Scholar All-Americans, supported by Nike Swim.
Swimming & Diving: Titans Hire New Diving Coach All-American Heath Calhoun
Saturday, July 12, 2014
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - The Westminster College swimming & diving team announced its hire of new diving coach Heath Calhoun. Calhoun was a sixth-time All-American as a diver at Division II Clarion University.
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It's rare when a new artist's debut CD leaves you immediately counting down the days to his next. That being said, Randy Montana's self-titled first album already has me staring down my calendar. You can pick out bits of his childhood influences (Tom Petty, Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen) throughout his music, which definitely leans toward the rockier side of country. But it's his sharper than average songwriting skills that really draw you in from the first track to the last. Take his methodically paced ode to the working class in "Assembly Line," written by Montana and Natalie Hemby:
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Your dad, Billy Montana, is an accomplished songwriter. In the nature vs. nurture argument, do you feel you were born with an ability to write great songs, or is it a skill you learned from studying him and other songwriters in the field?
I definitely feel it is passed down. And I've always felt like you either got it or you don't, in a sense. But you never start off writing good songs. Somebody told me you gotta write 100 bad ones before you can write a good one, and I truly believe that. [laughs] So that goes against the whole genetic passing thing. I just grew up around it. [My dad] was always playing new songs, new demos. There was music around my house all the time and when you grow up like that, you take it for granted because it's always there. It's just your way of life.
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Swiss Chalet-Inspired 3BR Cabin Near Scenic Nature Trails - A Romantic, Relaxing, Fun Slice of Heaven! in Pine Mountain Club
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets considered no
- type Cabin
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$ 4,500 - $ 6,000 / month
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Pine Mountain Club is the perfect Southern California destination for travelers seeking great scenery, relaxation, and a lot of fun. Just 90 miles north of Los Angeles and surrounded by vast old forests that shelter a wide variety of flora and fauna, including the rare California Condor, you'll quickly understand why Pine Mountain Club is the ultimate "nearby faraway place," offering ample recreational opportunities for visitors of all ages.
Come experience the natural beauty of Pine Mountain Club by staying in this lovely 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom cabin, whose design was inspired by a Swiss Chalet and built with love. Even though this home feels very cozy and intimate, there's enough room to easily accommodate over a dozen guests, which makes it an ideal setting for large family gatherings or groups traveling together. The living areas are spacious enough for large or small families to spend ample time together, yet the 3 separate floors allow everyone to have his or her own privacy. Head to the upstairs loft for some spectacular views, relaxation on the loft deck, or to utilize the Jacuzzi bathtub located in the loft bedroom's en-suite bath. The home's washer and dryer are also up in the loft. On the main floor, you'll find another full bathroom and a bedroom perfect for the kids, offering 2 sets of bunk beds and a crawl space for storage or hiding. Prepare delicious meals in the fully equipped kitchen, complete with dishwasher, before gathering for a fun family dinner. Adjacent to the dining area is the expansive living area, featuring a complete, brand new Entertainment Center with Dish Satellite TV, CDs, DVDs books, puzzles, and games for guests of all ages, as well as massive picture windows that extend 20 feet up to the majestic vaulted ceilings. From here, you can look out onto the large wraparound deck and observe the beautiful trees, birds, and never-ending sky.
This cabin is located at the top of a hill, right across from a stream running alongside a nature trail walk to the nearby waterfall. You really are in nature here, because the house backs up to the 1.7 million-acre Los Padres National Forest! Pine Mountain Club is a family-oriented, friendly, safe community with plenty of services to make your stay as comfortable as possible, yet the area is small enough to feel "away from it all." There are activities for everyone to enjoy, including golf, tennis, swimming, hiking, horseback riding, playgrounds with equipment for kids, a baseball diamond, restaurants, shops, and much more. No matter what time of year you're here, this cabin will let you truly enjoy everything this wonderful area has to offer!
Key Residence Features:
Amenities include a full kitchen, Dish Satellite TV, 2 Entertainment Centers, great cell reception, in-unit washer/dryer, wraparound deck, and more
Outstanding location - Close to nature trails and stunning views!
Bedroom Configuration:
Master Bedroom: Queen-sized Bed with dresser, closet, back deck access, and en-suite bathroom with Jacuzzi bathtub
Bedroom 2: 2 sets of Twin Bunk Beds with dresser
Bedroom 3: Full-sized Bed with dresser
Additional Sleeping:
The main floor living room has a Queen-sized Futon
The downstairs living room has a Queen-sized Futon and Queen-sized Sofa Sleeper
No smoking
No pets
Must be at least 21 years old to book
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- washing machine
- clothes dryer
- internet
- linens provided
- microwave
- coffee maker
Pool / Spa
- communal pool
- Bathrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Bedrooms
- 3 bedrooms, sleeps 14, beds for 14
- bedroom 3: Bedroom 3
- master bedroom: 1 queen, Master Bedroom
- bedroom 2: 1 twin/ single, 1 twin/ single, 1 twin/ single, 1 twin/ single, Bedroom 2
- dvd player
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- stereo
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- balcony
- children welcome
- pets not allowed
- non smoking only
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Imagine a card that gets you free food and drink, and the best service at any restaurant. There is a such a card, but restaurant owners are furious about it.
If you own a restaurant, there are few things as harmful as a bad review. It can hurt business and send customers elsewhere. That's why many restaurant owners are upset with a new restaurant review program, that some call a form of extortion. Little Black Card Lets You Make Reviews Going out for a meal isn't cheap, and we all want good service. But now there's a little black card that says "treat me well or else," according to many restaurant owners.
Some owners, like Joe Santorelli, are worried.
"I think that's the scariest part of it," Santorelli said. "If I don't take extra special care of a guest, how is that going to come back and hurt me in the future?" He's talking about something called the "Reviewer Card." According to the California entrepreneur who conceived it, it will pretty much guarantee you better service and even freebies, because it tells the restaurant staff you're going to write an online review.
Blogger Says Easier Ways To Get Good Service The card is far from free. It'll cost you $100 to become a "reviewer." Still, that's not why the restaurant industry worries. Ilene Ross, a former chef who now runs a food blog called "513 {eats}" doesn't hold back about how she feels. "It's basically a form of extortion," Ross said.
Ross wonders why anyone would pay $100 for the chance to be a reviewer. "Who's the fool? The guy that started it or the people who are going to pay him $100 for that?" asked Ross. While some restaurant owners are calling the card a threat to their business, Forbes magazine just calls it a terrible idea. The Los Angeles Times calls it "wrong."
Santorelli agrees. "You just don't have someone saying, 'Hey, give me some freebies,'" he said. "I think when people go out to dine they expect good treatment, because that's the nature of the business, but I don't think there's a need to force the issue or demand that kind of stuff." Want good service? Ross says you don't need a card, just look your waiter or waitress in the eye and put down the cell phone. "Don't expect to shove a card in someone's face and say, 'I deserve something that other people don't,'" said Ross. Reviewer Card Could Impact Other Businesses Cardholders may not just take these cards to restaurants, however. Salons, spas, even the dentist may soon see them, with the holder announcing they will write an online review. Another reason to worry about this card: If a reviewer flashes it and gets a free meal, they will write a great review. If they don't get freebies, they may write a bad review. Real newspaper and travel blog reviewers never announce their presence, so they can observe a restaurant as an "average customer." So take those user-posted reviews with a grain of salt. As always, don't waste your money.
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Seven Burlington students took honors in the sixth annual Aldo Leopold Writing and Art Contest. Ezra Reynolds took first in photography; Parker Hanks, Sasha Zelinski, and Alex Furnald took the top places for their essays; and Ethan Orth, Abbey Timberlake, and Brennan Creelman won for their poetry.
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Hi LaVon - It would be great if the winning students would post their photos, essays, and poetry as blog posts!
Okay. How do they do that? Gotta say I'm not highly tech savvy, so could you give me some guidance?
If they join the iowa grove, then they can go to "my page." At the top, the can share a blog post, photo, or event. They just click on blog post or photo, then they can copy and paste their essay or poem into the box, and put a title, and they can upload a photo as well. If they don't want to join as members, then you can do this on their behalf as well.
I think it may have been my sister, Chris, who babysat. She called me while I was at your event, and said to say hello.
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Magnificent views, 20 private acres. Relax at the Rye Chalet in Wells
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Chalet
- community Wells
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,225 - $ 1,610 / week
$ 3,950 - $ 5,950 / month
vacation rental description
The perfect country retreat. Vermont's famous fresh air from the 20
private acres of tranquil woodlands and trails surrounding this
spacious, comfortable, cheery country house. Picture windows and a
wrap-around deck look over Hidden Valley's miles of hills, fields and
streams into the next state.
With 3600 square feet of living space, the house offers several
gathering areas, including two separate living rooms, a game table
area, a dining area and a sociable kitchen. Marvelous for retreats,
reunions, family gatherings, writers and artists. Great for three
couples, one per floor.
Artisan stonemason Simon Shultz created magnificent two-story stone
columns that support the outside deck and, at the heart of the chalet,
a spectacular three-story stone core with two fireplaces. A charming
spiral staircase connects all three floors.
chalet rental amenities
The total number of beds in the chalet are: two twin beds, two queen
beds, two queen sofa beds. The two twin beds are in the ground floor
bedroom, the main floor bedroom has one queen bed, the third floor
bedroom has a queen bed. The chalet has two livings rooms, one on the
ground floor and one on the main floor. The ground floor living room
has a queen sofa bed that can sleep two persons. The main floor
living room also has a queen sofa bed that can sleep two people.
The main living room has a beautiful stone fireplace and the chalet is
supplied with firewood.
Fully-equipped kitchen with two ovens, microwave, refrigerator,
freezer and many cookbooks. Barbecue grill.
The chalet has Wi-Fi and satellite TV.
There are games galore, hundreds of bestsellers and well-chosen books in the library and over 200 movies on video. Two TVs, both with DVD and VCR capability.
Washing machine, clothes dryer, iron and ironing board are in the
laundry room.
The Rye Chalet has it's own golf pitching area.
Guided hiking, hunting and/or fishing tours with a Certified
Hunter-Safety and 'Let's Go Fishing' Instructor can be arranged for an
additional fee -- for all levels from child to expert.
Delicious take-out or catered meals available from a first-rate chef, using local, fresh ingredients.
activities and attractions in Wells Vermont
Visit charming Manchester, the original outlet town, the charismatic
Northshire Bookstore, Orvis' glorious flagship store and great
Browse picturesque Vermont towns, antique, craft and art shops, the
Vermont Country Store.
Professional summer theater at Dorset Playhouse.
Miniature golf at Cones Point in Wells.
Fly fish at Orvis Fly Fishing School in Manchester or local lakes and
rivers. Visit the American Museum of Fly Fishing in historic
Manchester village.
History at President Lincoln's son's estate, Hildene, or Fort
Beautiful Lake St. Catherine is right in Wells. Nearby Bomoseen Lake
in Castleton offers canoe and kayak rentals.
Hike the Long Trail and Appalachian Trail.
Summer Alpine slides and scenic chair lifts at ski resorts Killington,
Pico, Bromley and Stratton.
Drive to the huge, unique and fascinating Shelburne Museum, Calvin
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hometown of Norman Rockwell 1939-53, on historic Route 7A; the
world-famous Simon Pearce Glass-Blowing workshop and restaurant in
Quechee,VT and the noted Billings Farm Museum in Woodstock, VT.
The Rye Chalet in Wells, Vermont is central to all the major Western
Vermont skiing areas -- Bromley, Killington, Stratton, Pico, Magic and
Okemo. All are about 30-45 minutes away. The nearest is Bromley at
about 25 minutes. Killington is about a 45 minute drive. Those
skiing Killington or Pico often stop in Rutland for dinner at a wide
variety of available restaurants en-route back to the chalet. Those
skiing Bromley or Stratton often choose to have dinner at one of the
many excellent restaurants in Manchester en-route back to Wells.
The Rye Chalet has it's own golf pitching area. The private Lake St.
Catherine Country Club, right in Wells, offers an 18-hole golf course
and club house that can be used by the public. There are numerous
other golf courses within driving distance, such as Castleton, Vermont
and Whitehall, NY, both about a 20 minute drive. Two PGA 18-hole
championship courses are under an hour's drive: Killington's Geoffrey
Cornish-designed par 72 course and the Golf Digest award-winning Green
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Regular Season June 1 to November 30
$215 per night ($645 minimum)
$1400 per week
$4950 per month
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49 cub starter/magneto
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Re: 49 cub starter/magneto
I no longer have the battery hooked up because I killed the starter. I wasn't too bothered cuz if I get the tractor started or in running condition I will have starter rebuilt and reinstall it. But for sure the throttle plate is in the closed position while attached to governer rod. While in bed (cuz this whole thing has consumed me) thinking about the possibilities it kinda makes sense that I am getting gas out the front of carb because while cranking - if the vaccuum is sucking fuel out of the bowl and the fuel is stopped by the throttle plate - it would then accumulate at the bottom of intake and spill out. Is this all possible? Is there a way to trick this? if possible I would like to isolate the carb issue ( get it kinda started and then concentrate on carb). I know I am beating a dead horse here but If tractor was running recently and at this point I have spark should that not mean - all electrical is in order leaving somekind of fuel issue?
Re: 49 cub starter/magneto
Take a break from the tractor. I don't know what the problem(s) is or are. Attack the problem(s) one system at a time. First check for compression on each cylinder. Dry compression test should suffice. Then move on to ignition timing. Lastly the carburetion/fuel system.
If you have a vacuum (engine compression), then the air fuel mixture, an atomized vapor, is reaching the cylinders.
Not necessarily. Check the ignition timing with a timing light at hand cranking speed. Timing spot on, then check the routing of the spark plug wires from the distributor to the correct spark plug.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: 49 cub starter/magneto
I've gone back to page one of your trip and after all we have checked and tested, I concur with Eugene that there was probably nothing seriously wrong with your tractor to begin with and there is still nothing seriously wrong with it other than the smoked starter.
I tend to think originally damp weather combined with an engine in need of a tune up fitted with marginal parts prevented the tractor from starting.
You mentioned the tractor was never good at being hand crank started to begin with. The worse the engine is out of tune, the less chance of you successfully cranking it up by hand.
You have come to a fork in the road that is going to cost you money. If you sell the tractor as is, you'll get beat up on the non-running price costing you money as you cannot defend the engine, trans, finals, or hydraulic systems condition. This should prompt you to spend the money on the repair parts to get you up and running and keep the tractor too.
Hand cranking this tractor with air, fuel, and ignition systems all tampered with will be very difficult to say the least.
Pull the starter and replace it with a known good replacement or preferably, have yours rebuilt.
Get a new battery or have yours load checked and if in serviceable condition, have it fully charged.
If the battery cables have been replaced with anything less than what came from the factory, remove and replace. If the cables are of the proper size, replace the ends if they are not in perfect condition.
Leave the points and condenser alone for the time being since we have spark. Since we believe dampness caused all this grief to begin with, buy a cap, rotor, plugs, and wires.
Remove the plugs, remove the distributor cap and replace the rotor.
Since the plug wires have been off and on frequently, we need to make sure they are not a problem. Crank the engine to number one coming up on compression, stopping when the mag clicks lining up the timing pointer on the pulley notch as you described you did previously.
Install your new correctly gapped plugs.
Move to the distributor and verify the rotor is pointing to the position of number one on the cap tower. Snap the cap on and route the first wire from the tower of the cap the rotor is pointed at to the number one plug.
Follow the cap clockwise, next cap tower wire to plug three, next cap tower wire to plug four, the last wire to plug two. Add the coil wire but not before checking the inside of the coil wire tower on the mag for dirt and corrosion, cleaning if necessary.
The closed throttle plate doesn't sound legit since it was running 5 days ago but since you've had the carb off, double check to ensure the choke pull rod is on the front choke shutter and the throttle rod from the front governor rockshaft is on the top throttle plate. Also until it starts, leave the kill switch wire disconnected although I doubt the switch or wiring is to blame.
With the fuel on, speed control lever halfway forward and with no choke, transmission in neutral, pull the starter. Hopefully success.
Once it starts, let it fast idle to operating temperature then make your idle mixture and curb idle adjustments.
If it cranks for 10 seconds but fails to give an indication of any attempt to start, stop cranking for a minute to cool the starter.
Close the choke and crank for another 10 seconds. If it doesn't start or is dripping gas, chances are something in your carb rebuild job went amiss.
Pull the carb, rebuild it using a fresh rebuild kit and no used gaskets. Reinstall and retry the starting procedure over again starting without choke. If you have access to a spare carb known to be fully functional, swapping them out now would be wise.
We all know this will set you back close to a couple of Benjamin's however spending the money now will provide you a tuned tractor for several years and a good starter for another 50 or 60.
Good luck and let us know what happens once you get everything straightened out.
Re: 49 cub starter/magneto
well its sold - $950 can dollars. Sad to see it go but felt my hand was forced. Either way this is how it ended -
-compression was at 83-86 per cylinder ( not bad I thought) and that was dry tested,
-timing was correct ( TDC then checked rotor and it was at #1 plug wire on distributer cap), listened to mag click just as it reached TDC mark on fan belt pulley, mag would click twice per revolution,
-wiring of plugs from cap all correct 1,3,4,2,- spark all the way to plugs ( verified spark individually by pluging spark plug in wire, grounding out plug with jumper cables, while in the dark got nice blue arc), I did not completely redo the mag cuz I felt it unneccessary do to all else appearing in order.
-recleaned and ensured cap and rotor were clean and shiny (wire attachment on dremel tool) all good and I was already getting spark but for the sake of completness I redid it.
-did verify that all valves were in working order ( removed side plate, hand cranked, and watched as every valve operated with engine turning),
-Reinstalled carb verifying proper rod connections (choke and govener),
-managed to get starter operational ( playing with connection within starter housing),
-gas on and attempted a start in the normal fashion and nothing, tried various different ways and still nothing, last resort I attempted gas again directly into cylinders to try to at least get a pop but nothing.
- I did not get chance to rebuild carb, 2-3 day wait on delivery of kit from local tsc store. So I was left with the decision of wait for kit and attempt rebuild or take buddys offer before he changes his mind.
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Pre-cruise booking experience: The agent at Cunard was very helpful and courteous. He did not guarantee that we would have an upgrade, but was optimistic. Our fare seemed very reasonable as insurance to get us home ($2200 total) in case of airport problems. By comparison, we had originally booked a shore excursion to Berlin on the Disney Cruise when we were in Warnemunde that was going to cost us almost half this amount! Needless to say, we canceled out of the Berlin trip and took a much cheaper excursion, now that we were adding on to our trip expenses.
Embarkation in Southampton: We were told to arrive at the ship by 3:00 pm, for staggered embarkation based on our cabin level. We got there a little early, thank goodness. The ship was docked at the Mayflower docks, which are apparently inferior to the docks that are normally used (occupied by a P&O ship). The lines were horrendous, even in the disabled line. We were not upgraded, unfortunately, and proceeded on board after over an hour in line. A nice attendant helped us find our room (4198 - very far aft, inside cabin, port side) just in time for us to grab the life jackets for the safety drill.
Room experience: Our inside cabin seemed adequate, with plenty of storage space. We had a small bottle of champagne on ice, which was nice for first-time Cunard cruisers. However, later that first evening and on the second night, we found out the truth about room 4198. This room is located above the bandstand in the Queen's Room. The music was quite loud and we noticed some minor vibration. A call to the purser's office did get results and they turned down the volume on the band music until it finally stopped at 12:30 am. On the second night, we returned to our room to the sound of loud music again, this time accompanied by the worst vibration we have ever experienced on any ship. Apparently, room 4198 is positioned perfectly to pick up vibrations from the azipods; these vibrations apparently increased significantly when the ship went to a faster transatlantic speed after clearing the ship traffic around England. Another call to the Purser's office got results, to Cunard's credit. A Purser came to our cabin almost immediately, evaluated the vibration and offered to move us that night. It was now after midnight and we were in our sleep wear, so we agreed to move in the morning. We wish we had moved during the night, because the vibration was almost enough to shake you out of the bed and the bathroom was a nightmare (extreme vibration in a closed space that shook you to the bones). The next morning, the Purser's staff quickly and efficiently helped us move to another inside cabin 6005, far forward on the starboard side. This room was very nice and quiet and we didn't mind the ship movement. Kudos to Cunard, unlike our experience on Disney that required multiple complaints before action was taken.
Ship experience: The QM2 is gorgeous, in our opinion, with immaculate public spaces and lounges and beautiful works of art. The captain is quite personable and we loved his jokes every day with the noon report. We liked the shipboard history museum plaques (located all over the ship), spent time in several lounges (favorites: Chart Room and Sir Samuel's), and enjoyed the Illuminations planetarium (it was a dated show, but a planetarium at sea is incredibly cool). The weather was quite chilly on this voyage, so we spent almost all of our time indoors. Our cabin attendants (first and second cabins) were somewhat indifferent. We saw our attendant for our second room one morning and said hello and he barely spoke to us, running down the hall to work on cleaning rooms. The shops were nice, with an interesting variety of items for sale, including a good one-day sale on QM2 shirts and hats. The eight bells ceremony was fun every day at noon and we also liked the tradition of paying honor to the victims of Titanic when we passed near its location. One other very positive thing: The shipboard internet was very quite fast and reliable, when compared to other cruise ships we have been on in recent times. The prices were reasonable and included thirty free minutes if you signed up the first day. Apparently, they had upped the bandwidth for the system on-board to ensure good reception for the World Cup games. Two sad notes: We did hear a "code alpha" on the public address system during the night (third night out) and found out that a gentleman passed away during the night in a cabin on our same deck (mid-ships). We also had to return to the Southampton docks right after leaving them, because a crew member had become critically ill right after sailing out (we heard it was a heart attack).
Food and beverage experience: We had early seating in the Britannia and had a great table with two other couples on the upper level near the center. The food ranged from adequate to quite good, with very unobtrusive service. The soups were the best thing on the menu, but we also enjoyed a couple of the entrees, especially the pork and beef. The portion sizes are reasonable. We ate in the specialty restaurant, Todd English, one night and had an excellent dinner. They charge $30 per person for this experience. Wine prices all over the ship were very high (glass and bottle), but the selection is quite nice. Our wine steward in Britannia was a charming character and he have some good recommendations and we attended a wine tasting (mostly boring commentary). The bar staff was good, but seemed overworked. We had lunch twice in the Golden Lion Pub and really loved the fish and chips and Ploughman's lunches. The pub was packed with World Cup game viewers, but was still a great experience. The King's Court was massive (the buffet service on deck 7). We only had breakfast there every day and thought it was merely adequate, with the same English-type breakfasts. Don't arrive too late in the morning, as you will spend your time trying to eat your breakfast while the staff mops the floors and vacuums the carpets under your feet.
Entertainment: We are inveterate show-avoiders on most cruises so we cannot speak about the shows, but we did enjoy the music in the Chart Room, particularly the jazz trio and the harpist. We did not attend any lectures, but some of them looked interesting, particularly the ones on ship navigation. We also avoided the casino, although it looked quite nice. There are lots of good places on board to sit and read a book or play board games.
Debarkation: This was not fun. We had booked a bus transfer to LaGuardia airport and were advised that we would leave the ship by 8:15 am. The line was long to get off the ship and there were no porters available in the terminal to help move bags. I ended up pushing my own wheelchair with two bags in it and dragging another, while my husband pulled the two big roller bags from the terminal to the bus (quite a distance). I was not a happy camper and probably turned the air blue with my commentary. Lots of elderly people were struggling with their bags with no help available. Shame on the Port of Brooklyn - apparently many of the porters were off for a five-day holiday weekend (July 4th). Once we got to the bus, we sat on board for almost an hour before leaving for the airport.
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It was cold on Thursday and as many students went home in anticipation of early dismissal or, better yet, canceled school on Friday for the storm, a group of six Clarkstown South High School students took to the streets accompanied by several Clarkstown Police officers and CANDLE representatives.
- Erika Stopler, senior
- Matt Burrill, senior
- Taylor O'Sullivan, senior
- Casie Keegan, senior
- Samantha Rokicsak, junior
- Jack Kelly, junior
They visited several establishments in Clarkstown to push for a new initiative called "Only 2 Will Do," which looks to stop underage alcohol sales.
The program will aim to have retailers require two forms of identification when selling alcohol to young people. Throughout February, students, police officers and other advocates will go to locations where alcohol is sold and ask retailers to participate in the program. Included in that will be asking the retailers to display posters and handouts about the program, which were created by students.
They split up into two vans to cover more ground and asked businesses to participate and allow them to place stickers, designed by the students, on visible locations, such as by the cash register, refridgerator doors, front door, alcohol displays, garbage can, etc ... The Town of Clarkstown provided "legal age of purchase" calendars to place at registers as well.
Clarkstown Town Supervisor Alex Gromack and Clarkstown Police Chief Michael Sullivan teamed up earlier this week with Students against Destructive Decisions (SADD), local school districts, the Clarkstown Coalition for Youth and CANDLE (Community Awareness Network for a Drug-free Life and Environment) for this initiative.
"With the cooperation and participation of our local retailers, this initiative underscores the commitment of our community to limit the access, use and abuse of alcoholic beverages by our youth, thereby avoiding the tragic consequences of underage drinking," Chief Sullivan said in a release about the program.


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Everybody knows that everybody dies. But not every day. Not today. Some days are special. Some days are so, so blessed. Some days, nobody dies at all. Now and then, Every once in a very long while, every day in a million days, when the wind stands fair and the Doctor comes to call, everybody lives.
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Alexander's Elise is the sometimes overlooked "middle sister" of their family of glamour dolls. Her sweet charm makes her a favorite of many collectors, however, and while she is most often found as a bride or ballerina, her day dresses and evening gowns are worth the search. Many of her outfits match Cissy and Cissette outfits. In 1958, Elise was sold as "Sweet 16″ in the FAO Schwarz catalog.
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The first version of her, manufactured from 1957 to 1963, is 16.5″ tall and hard plastic with vinyl arms. She is jointed at the neck, shoulders, elbows, hips, knees and ankles. She has sleep eyes with brush lashes and a glued-on wig. In 1962, Elise grew to 17″ tall with a vinyl head, although the hard plastic version continued to be produced. In 1962 and '63, some versions of Elise were made with the pouty Marybel head mold, also in vinyl (see photo below). Elise's jointed ankles enable her to wear flats, high heels or ballet slippers.
The hard plastic Elise head and body molds were also used for other dolls, including redhead Maggie Mixup in 1961, and Queen Elizabeth II, Scarlett O'Hara and Renoir Portrait in 1963.
Elise disappeared from the catalog in 1965 and returned in 1966 in a redesigned version without the joints at her knees, elbows and ankles. Elise dolls have continued to be produced occasionally throughout the years since.
Elise is marked "Alexander" on the back of her head, below the hairline, and "Mme. Alexander" on her back.
Visit the Elise's Outfits, 1957-59 and 1960-64 pages for descriptions of her clothing.
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A bald eagle was hit by a car on a Portland highway.
Firefighters initially reported the eagle suffered a broken leg. The Audubon Society said it also suffered spinal trauma and will have a CT scan Thursday with a veterinary neurologist to determine the full extent of the damage.
Firefighters were flagged down by a driver on Interstate 84 at 102nd Avenue at about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
A male bald eagle was feeding on something on the side of the freeway when it was hit. Animal control picked it up and took it to the Audubon Society for treatment.
The situation closed one lane of traffic in the area.
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Gilbert Hemsley dedicated his life to the training of young theatre professionals. For 20 years, the internship has continued his legacy by offering a unique experience to young designers. The program provides the opportunity to work in a professional repertory situation with resident and guest designers. Additional opportunities may include touring and media events. A small monthly stipend is provided in addition to travel expenses.
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Just in case you mistakenly heard that it was all ice and snow in Russia, take a peek at the Big Bikini Exposition. This is right on the river Moskva in Moscow!
Moscow has been the capital of Russia for almost its entire history. The exception is during the period of the Russian Empire, which lasted from 1721 until the Russian Revolution 1917. For these two centuries the capital was St. Petersburg. The Russian Empire was the second largest contiguous Empire in world memory; only the Mongol Empire had been greater.
Check out what's happening north of Mongolia these days, in Chita
Although you may not have heard of Sochi, on the Black Sea, they're building up quickly and hope to host the 2014 Olympics.
Other periods of Russian history include the Tsardom of Russia, from Ivan IV to Peter the Great, and the Grand Duchy (14th-16th centuries).
The earliest period of Russian history was ruled by the Novgorod Republic and Kievan Rus, which was the first Russian state dating back to 800AD in Kiev.
Modern Russia remains one of the world's superpowers. They launched the earth's second satellite, called Sputnik 1, and were the first country to put a human being into orbit around earth. (The first one is called the Moon.)
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Panthers coach Ron Rivera probably got a lot of presents for his 52nd birthday on Tuesday, but none could be as great as this photo-shopped tweet from his running back.
Happy birthday to riverboat ron (aka the coach of the year)! http://t.co/Y60yDzndir—
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