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How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 17, 2008 01:00PM
Registered: 7 years ago
Posts: 45
I'm so lucky to live in Brighton - I'm not sure it deserves it's old title of "Veggie Capital of Britain" any more, but I certainly can't complain.
We still have the only veggie pub I know of, and 3 completely vegetarian restaurants. A couple of veggie cafes, and 2 veggie mini-supermarkets.
Plus of course all the other restaurants which have a good selection of veggie choices.
So - new members (of which I hope there will be a few at least!), how good is the selection of veggie food in your area?
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 18, 2008 02:01AM
Registered: 6 years ago
Posts: 57
Hey, I am in Manchester and theres lot of Vegetarian food, but being Vegan here sucks! I buy only a few foods that are over priced from Holland & Barret. I don't eat too much processed foods, but i do love a burger some of the time or a full english breakfast - Vegan style, mwuahaha....who doesn't?
The price for some really nice 'Frys' vegan burgers is NEARLY ?4.00....rip off?? You think that's a lot for 6 small burgers??
I actually don't even know any take aways that are Vegan friendly around here or other cafes/restraunts, etc. (Greater Manchester might have a few deeper somewhere in the City i am not aware of, but theres none in my town anyway...I'm in Worsley)
I know of a store in Manchester called the Unicorn
and I really do fancy poppin' in there and checkin it out. I just would love to know the prices. Why should something labeled vegan have to cost anymore than a product that has animal stuff in it!?...
I do like to make my food sometimes Mixed veggies are really nice, but they get kinda boring too and i am not too much into cooking (daily).
Hope more people join soon and anyone been to the Unicorn? X(
So I would say the veggie selection is good for Vegatarians and pretty crap for Vegans....
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 18, 2008 02:07AM
Registered: 7 years ago
Posts: 45
Hi there!
Thanks for joining. For a while there, I thought it would just be me!
I'm always baffled as to how veggie/vegan food can be more expensive when generally the constituent parts are cheaper.
I admire you for being vegan - it's my ultimate aim, but so far I've been vegetarian for 19 years and I just can't quite take the plunge. I readily admit that cheese is the real problem for me. I do my best to get veggie, organic, locally-produced cheese, and I know the horrors of the dairy industry, but until someone comes up with an edible fake cheese, I think I'm probably stuck!!! I don't have eggs all that often, though I go to France fairly regularly and have resigned myself to lots of omelettes!
I think there's a Manchester local group of the Vegetarian Society - are you a member of that? Do you go out as groups and find new and exciting places to eat?!
I haven't been to Manchester for years. My ex's family lived in Stockport so I went in fairly regularly but probably not for about 15 years now!
Anyway, welcome and thanks for posting!
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 18, 2008 03:03AM
Registered: 6 years ago
Posts: 57
I am not a member of the vegetarian Society actually, no.... I've been on the site loads of times. I don't even go out much on my own. I think I would get lost in Manchester City. Although Salford - I know, and theres nothing around here.
Cheese is this addictive?? hehehe...Sooo many people complain the only obstacle to moving onto Veganism is cheese. Now I quite like a certain cheese thats a
'Mozzerella style cheezly'
(approved by the
Vegan Society
), and I could say thats OK (not too stringy like some like it), but its alright.....I am not too much into cheese so I can't help. On my harsher day's, I would call someone selfish for choosing thier tastebud's over an animal product, but because your trying, then I am cool with it for now. It's non vege arrogance/ignorance that angers me.
So theres
products.....tried them?? Theres a Nacho flavour and Mozzerella style (at least in my local) Holland & Barret Health food store...But they over price! I bet shopping online at a fairer & proper vege place would be cheaper(?). I dunno. It's not fair sometimes is it!?
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 18, 2008 03:09AM
Registered: 7 years ago
Posts: 45
Realised after I posted that if anything, you would be a member of the Vegan Society! Sorry.
To be honest, cheese is really only a problem if I go out to eat. I very rarely have it at home, same as eggs. But most of my mates are either "normal" veggies, or eat fish or are omnivores, so we eat a lot at Italian or Spanish places, or Greek. The veggie choices are fantastic but not so much for vegans.
As you say, we're all doing our bit!
Off to the slog of the office for me now. Take care, and keep posting!
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 18, 2008 05:48AM
Registered: 6 years ago
Posts: 57
Realised after I posted that if anything, you would be a member of the Vegan Society! Sorry.
...hehehe no worries and I am a member (or least i have an account) on the official website.
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...Well if cheese isn't such a big problem, I think it should be pretty easy to just move on from it rather than saving it just for occasions or the odd night in.....But depending on the occasion, is that a sacrifice you are willing to make?
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 18, 2008 06:03AM
Registered: 7 years ago
Posts: 45
Wow, Unicorn looks fantastic. I just looked at their website! What a great shop. Looks like Infinity Foods in Brighton, though even they don't do as much fresh food as Unicorn.
In your earlier post you said you wished you knew their prices. I noticed on the website that you can download an Adobe version of the price list at least for their packed goods on the produce section.
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 18, 2008 11:18AM
Registered: 6 years ago
Posts: 2
Hi, I live in Norwich and there are very few places to eat here. In the city centre we have 2 vegetarian cafe's - one of which is quite expensive considering the actual food offered, it does offer some vegan dishes though, we also have a couple of health food shops and Holland and Barrett. There's a couple of pubs which offer limited vegan food, the best one I have tried is the White Horse, it also has vegan desserts which are very good!
On the whole Norwich could do with a decent vegan cafe/restaurant which offers more of a choice.
I went to Brighton last year and was impressed with the amount of choice, my favorite was red veg even my meat eating friends were impressed with the food!
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April 18, 2008 02:18PM
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Welcome Veganne
Would you believe I've not even been in Red Veg yet?! How rubbish is that?! It's been open for ages and I keep meaning to pop in as I've heard such great things about it, I just never quite get around to it.
We do have a great selection, it's just a little disappointing that there isn't maybe just one or two more completely veggie proper restaurants, suitable for special occasions etc. Terre a Terre is lovely but in my opinion, overpriced, and Food for Friends has a good menu but isn't all that comfortable. It was really disappointing when "Wai Kika Moo Kau" restaurant shut down - it was divine! There is still a cafe by them, but it doesn't do evening meals.
Shame Norwich doesn't have more. 2 of my cousins live in Norwich but I've never actually been up to visit them.
Is there a veggie group up there at all?
Happy posting!
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
April 20, 2008 03:54AM
Registered: 6 years ago
Posts: 2
There is a small group called Veg Folk, I think they meet just to swap dishes, we don't really have any events or actual meetings in this area which is a shame.
I know a few vegetarians as in friends and family but don't know any other vegans, I wouldn't mind meeting more and finding out how they cope - not just with eating out but other people's attitudes!
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
August 08, 2008 10:05PM
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Posts: 16
Where i am in Essex the choice is really poor and although a few places can cater for vegans there are not specific veggie places near by. The best place for me is a trip by train (approx 20 minutes) into the east London area where there are plenty of places to eat, mainly indian and south indian veggie places. Also i could stay on the train and go straight to the West End which is another 10/15 minutes and then the choices are fantastic, Pleanty of veggie places which provide vegan food as well.
I love brtighton (mentioned above) as it is great for veggies and also just the relaxed atmosphere there. Infinity foods is great and now the store has expanded and is even better.
I have been to a couple of places in Norwich (above), one above a health food shop and found the food to be nice.
I think i will now have to take a trip into London next week as all this talking about food is making me hungry.
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Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
August 11, 2008 05:25AM
Registered: 6 years ago
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Hi, I'm Lyn and I'm so angry I just have to share with someone. I live in Plymouth and have been veggie for upwards of 35 years although my partner is still a meat-eater. This isn't the immediate problem, though.
For a number of years Plymouth has had only 2 veggie restaurants, Veggie Perrin's ( which serves wonderful Indian food) and the Arts Centre. Most of the other restaurants serve veggie options if you can go along with cheese or mushroom omelettes! What has made me so angry is this........I tuned in to the local radio station this morning and heard the presenter interviewing the director of the Arts Centre. She announced that the reason their restaurant ceased to serve purely veggie food earlier this year was because they wanted to get away from the 'now rather 70's idea of vegetarians being all lentils and Jesus sandals'. She was very proud of the fact that all meat products now being served were sourced locally.
Well, words fail me.
I acknowledge that Plymouth is about 15 years behind the rest of the country in lots of ways but this remark seems to have sent the message that we are still living in pre-history.
I'd like to hear other people's comments.
Re: How good is the veggie food in your area?
August 11, 2008 04:14PM
Registered: 7 years ago
Posts: 16
I can understand your frustration and those type of comments are just not neccessary. However i can only assume that the veggie only idea was not making enough profit so hence the switch to "locally sourced" meat products. This i have a major issue with vegetarians and vegans, as in my experiance of being a veggie for 2 years and a vegan for a further 18+ years i find that the veggie community are more inclined to eat in a meat serving place. The argument being they want to put pressure on the establishment or corporate owned outlet to serve more veggie options. For me this is poppycock and does not help the places that are really trying to amke a difference. Veggie places can be a bit more expensive because they cannot buy in the quantities that the big chains can. People would rather support a vegan burger in McDonalds than go to an indpendant outlet where a good burger might cost 50p more and with no fries or corn syrup coke.
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August 13, 2008 01:31AM
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I can totally understand why you're so irritated by that! Unfortunately it seems to be the case that a lot of people (and companies) think that the reason behind vegetarianism is the inability to get good, organic, locally-sourced meat that can be "trusted". Many of them simply don't consider those of us who are veggie because we wouldn't touch meat regardless of how "humanely" it was reared and slaughtered. It's the fact that that happens at all that turns our stomachs!
Unfortunately, as Sernicki said, the financial side of it comes into it too. If that cafe/restaurant thought it was missing out on some potential customers by being strictly veggie (unless they had gone down that road on principle), they will look at the economics of it and do what they've done.
My best mate's boyfriend not only is an omnivore, but he actually refuses to eat in completely vegetarian restaurants, because he says there won't be anything for him to order! He argues that it's only fair when eating out that people should have a choice. He agrees that there should be vegetarian choices on all menus, but that equally there should be plenty of choices for everyone else too.
There was a lovely veggie cafe/pub in Brighton which I discovered about 10 years ago. I didn't go there very often but always looked forward to it when I did. You can imagine my disappointment when I last went in (about 3 years ago) and spotted Fish Cakes on the menu. I asked the staff what was going on, and they told me that so many "vegetarians" came in asking if they had any fish, that they decided the best thing to do was to start selling it. I told them that I hoped they were going to take any mention of being a "vegetarian cafe/pub" out of their advertising literature, and off the sign outside etc (at least to replace it with "veggie friendly" or something) but they didn't really seem to think that was required. I have no idea what happens there now as I never went back.
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November 19, 2008 01:58AM
Registered: 5 years ago
Posts: 3
Hey everyone!
I'm lucky enough to live two minutes away from the best veggie restaurant in Manchester, Greens. It's run by Simon Rimmer off Something for the Weekend, who has a great eye for good veggie recipes. Check out some of his recipes on the BBC food website if you're ever stuck for ideas. There aren't many proper fancy vegetarian restaurants around Manchester that I know of, so going to Greens for special occasions and wotnot is a no-brainer!
There's also a load of veggie cafes in Manchester. My favourite is probably the Eighth Day cafe just opposite my uni, which is just too tempting sometimes! They have a great shop too so I can keep stocked up on Taifun tofu sausages.
I never knew about the Unicorn though. I'm going to have to give that a visit sometime soon. Looks pretty fab!
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You may transfer in to Brandeis IBS up to 16 credits from the partner school regardless of the number of courses taken. You must receive a grade equivalent of a B– or better in your courses in order for the courses to transfer. The grades you receive will not appear on your transcript, but the number of credits earned and the name of the exchange school will be listed. You will also receive a transcript from the host university.
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Hundreds of people attended the annual
Men's and Women's Health and Fitness Expo at the Columbus Trade Center today,
Jan. 25.
The event included free health
screenings for diabetes, vision and cholesterol. The West Central Georgia
Cancer Coalition also performed on site cancer tests.
"It is so important to know what's
normal for your health in relations with women," says Cheryl Johnson, CEO of
West Central Georgia Cancer Coalition. "We do the breast cancer screenings, we
do the clinical breast exams, and the mammograms. Once you reach a certain age,
it is so important to know what is normal, what's not normal, and so today we're
providing education, we're providing free mammograms, and we're also providing
free pap smears and HPV testing."
Some say they attend the event every
year to make sure they stay healthy.
The Health Expo is
sponsored by WTVM, along with the Columbus Health Department. Also, pitching in
for today's expo was St. Francis hospital, and Columbus Regional Hospital.
With the help of all of
these entities, the free screenings were made possible for today's visitors.
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Updated Jul 11, 2013 - 12:55 pm
Tempe man pleads not guilty in girlfriend's death
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Originally published: Jul 11, 2013 - 12:44 pm
Originally published: Jul 11, 2013 - 12:44 pm
Douglas Ray George (Photo: Tempe Police Department)
PHOENIX -- A man accused in the death of his girlfriend whose naked body was found dumped on a Tempe street has pleaded not guilty in the case.
Maricopa County prosecutors said 27-year-old Douglas Ray George entered his plea Thursday. His next scheduled court date is Aug. 26.
George was arrested June 25. He's being held on suspicion of second-degree murder.
Investigators believe 23-year-old Ann Begay-Barakzai was killed at a different location than where her body was found by a passer-by on June 15.
She wasn't identified for weeks and authorities said an autopsy determined Begay-Barakzai died from blunt-force trauma.
Police say George and Begay-Barakzai lived together in Tempe and he was arrested earlier in June for domestic violence assault on his girlfriend.
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Two people were killed in a south suburban fire early Friday, authorities said.
A man and a woman, both believed to be in their 50s, were killed in the blaze in the 200 block of East 24th Street in Chicago Heights, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
The medical examiner's office could not immediately determine their identities or exact ages.
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A Northeastern University student accused of sexually assaulting a woman at knifepoint in the Mission Hill neighborhood Saturday was facing charges in a second assault that occurred less than an hour later, prosecutors said.
Patrick Barry, 21, will be arraigned on charges of assault with intent to rape in West Roxbury District Court Wednesday in connection with the second attack. Both assaults occurred early Saturday morning near Huntington Avenue, within a mile of Barry's apartment, Boston police said.


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The village board voted last week to institute paid parking in the downtown business district, but not before responding to resident and business community concerns by agreeing to a plan that would provide two hours of free parking to permit holders.
The parking permits would be available to anyone for a fee of $25 annually and would provide up to two hours of free parking each time a motorist parks within the paid parking area.
"I've always felt the premise was not seeking revenue from ourselves," Mayor Jeff Katz said following the meeting. "I really prefer a permit as a nod to local people."
Katz said the changes in the law were based on comments they heard before and during the public hearing held last Thursday.
"I think they [the changes] made for a better law," he said.
During the public hearing, the board heard numerous concerns about the potential impact of paid parking on Main and Pioneer streets.
"If you really feel it is necessary, I hope you'll offer a permit we can buy or more 15-minute spaces," said lawyer David Clinton, who added that if the village needed additional revenue, he would not be opposed to a tax increase.
Realtor Patti Ashley, whose office is on lower Pioneer Street, said paid parking would be a "disaster" for business people there.
Margaret McGown stated she is against paid parking. McGown said she tries to do business in the village, but if paid parking comes to the business district, her support will go elsewhere. Every resident, she said, should get a free parking pass.
Former Mayor Wendell Tripp, a long-time observer of local politics, questioned if paid parking will relieve the financial burden on residents.
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Its hard not to miss the viewpoint on of the giant limestone wall on the way to Miette Hotsprings and wonder what the climbing is like. With a small number of known established lines on the cliff, the potential for route development is massive. Rock quality is excellent (by local standards) and favorable weather make this an excellent climbing destination.
Getting There
From Jasper drive northeast towards Hinton and turn right on the road to Miette Hotsprings. About 15 minutes in you will come to the obvious viewpoint of Ashlar ridge. This is a good spot to examine the routes and the approach trail. There is a creek crossing and several small cliffbands to negotiate before getting to the base of the cliff. Continue driving past the hairpin turn for a couple more minutes to a small pullout on the left. Park here and follow a faint trail down to the river. Other than spring or after large rains, the water should be only knee deep if you choose the correct crossing. Head left to find the break in the first big cliffband then generally trend right scrambling through two more cliffbands (much smaller). If you are lucky you will find a faint trail up through the forest but don't count on it, its mostly bushwacking. 1 - 1.5 hours to the base of the cliff.
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Former UFC Heavyweight champ Frank Mir took a trip up to Canada to be a celebrity guest at the Thunder Bay Sports Celebrity Dinner along with Olympian cross-country skier Ashleigh McIvor. Mir, who most recently lost in a title shot to champion Junior dos Santos at UFC 146 talked about his future with the Chronicle Journal.
Mir talked about his ambition to do color commentary and fight analysis, which is no surprise to fans who've seen him fill that role on Fuel TV and Versus. But there was a tiny bit of a surprise when he was asked about his possible pro wrestling ambitions:
"I like analyzing fights and I like doing color commentating," Mir said. "It's an opportunity I would take advantage of when I run into it. Hopefully it's something I can do full time."
A possible foray into professional wrestling isn't out of the question either. "Not opposed to the idea," Mir said. "I can't do a back flip or anything."
I have to admit it would be fun to see Mir apply his gift for trash talk and submissions to the WWE arena. A play-fighting feud with his old UFC rival Brock Lesnar would be a natural.
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A man who said he was high on cocaine tried to rob a downtown bookstore.
Evansville Police say the suspect entered Booksmart at 519 North Main Street around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday and told the clerk he would "blow his head off". A witness in the back of the shop heard the man demand money from the clerk and called police.
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Copacabana - a short stroll to village, pier & beach in St Simon's Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 9
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Harbour Oaks
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$ 875 - $ 975 / week
$ 1,695 - $ 2,495 / month
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Welcome to St. Simons Island and the Georgia Golden Isles where folks to come to relax and rejuvenate as they enjoy island life at our Copacabana condominium. Set among St. Simon's famous and beautiful live oak trees, our complex is gated and very safe. Located just two blocks from Mallery Square, the lighthouse, the pier and the beach, our unique property is nestled in a quiet relaxing neighborhood with many family oriented amenities.
Earlier this year we completed numerous upgrades to our unit, including all new furniture, to provide you with all the comforts of home. The master suite has a queen bed, large walk-in closet, dressing area and bathroom. The second bedroom has bunk beds – full on the bottom and twin on the top with a bathroom just down the hall. The third bedroom has a queen bed and the living room has a sleeper sofa. It is fully furnished and stocked with linens, towels, kitchen stuff, etc. We also offer a laundry room for your use while you visit and there's a small storage room on the carport that houses beach coolers, chairs, and umbrellas.
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About a hundred yards from our door is a nice, big swimming pool, newly resurfaced children's pool, two newly resurfaced tennis courts, and workout room. If the weather isn't cooperating, then stay in and enjoy our flat screen HDTV DVD collection, books to borrow, or our growing selection of games and puzzles.
activities and attractions in St Simon's Island Georgia
You can climb the Lighthouse Tower, play miniature golf, fish from the pier at all hours, or just take a stroll down the pier to view all the fisherman's catch of the day. Antique and art fairs, bands and local theater can fill up the weekends in the Village all summer. There is certainly no shortage of things to do including casino cruises in season, carriage rides, movie theaters, and boat, canoe, bike, and horse rentals. If you enjoy golf, spend the day at one of the many local golf courses, or tour our famous historical sites like Christ Church or Fort Frederica -- all in a wonderful, non-commercialized family atmosphere.
If you're interested in exploring areas off the island, you could also take a day trip to Cumberland Island, Jekyll Island to the Summer Waves Water Park, or to the Okefenokee Swamp Park in Waycross.
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2013 Regular Pricing (Base price + $100 cleaning fee)
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$165.......$175......$925....$1,750..Sept 1 to March 31
$175.......$185......$1000....$2,600..March 31 to Sept 1
$500.......$500......................Georgia Florida game, which requires a minimum age of 25 to rent
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Pets Allowed with additional deposit ($200) and cleaning fee ($25)
$500 refundable deposit required, this is just an authorization on a credit card or deposit option through site.
Checks preferred, but credit cards accepted with processing fee
Prices subject to change
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Top things to do in St Simon's Island
- "The Village" shops and restaurant district
- Enjoy the great beaches
- Lighthouse and Lighthouse Museum
- Play a round of golf at Sea Palms
Top things to do on a budget
- Kayak through marshes
- Tour Fort Frederica
- Visit Christ Church & its historic cemetery
Top things to do with a family
- Enjoy Neptune Park area attractions
- Visit the Turtle Hospital on Jekyll Island
- Ride the trolley for a tour of the island
Wendi Clifton , owner


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The wheels fell off completely Friday for Mora, who is "one and done" after a 5-11 season in which his team got progressively worse. Not long after the news broke of Mora's firing following a Friday-morning meeting with Seahawks management, the bombshells continued to drop in the Pacific Northwest when ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported that the Seahawks were making a full-court press to hire Pete Carroll away from USC.
Mora, who first joined the Seahawks in January 2007 as a defensive assistant after being the head coach of the Falcons from 2004-06, thus becomes the shortest-tenured head coach in Seahawks history. Seahawks CEO Tod Leiweke told the local media last month that he expected Mora to coach next season. But after a four-game losing streak to finish the regular season — including three lopsided losses to the Texans, Bucs and Packers by a combined score of 106-24 — the team's braintrust apparently decided that a complete overhaul was the way to go, especially with the possibility of luring Carroll away from the college ranks apparently becoming a realistic alternative.
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The prevailing feeling among league sources was that the Seahawks' first order of business was going to be the hiring of a new GM to replace departed GM Tim Ruskell, with interviews expected to begin in earnest next week. But a strong interest in Carroll obviously suggests a different game plan, with Carroll presumably being envisioned as the No. 1 football man in the organization with all-encompassing power — the same situation Mike Holmgren enjoyed in Seattle for what was, for the most part, a very fruitful decade.
The list of Seahawks' GM candidates stood at six before the Carroll rumor broke, with Giants director of college scouting Marc Ross just Thursday added to the mix. A few days ago, NFL.com reported the Seahawks had narrowed their list of GM candidates down from 10 to the following five possibilities: (in no particular order) Ravens director of player personnel Eric DeCosta, Packers director of football operations John Schneider, Cardinals director of player personnel Steve Keim, Eagles GM Tom Heckert and Seahawks interim GM Ruston Webster.
It's hard to gauge how much that list has changed with Carroll possibly having somebody else specifically in mind for the GM job — perhaps longtime crony and former NFL executive Pat Kirwan.
Mora, who reportedly has roughly $12 million remaining on the final three years of his contract, put up a good front to the end, showing no outward signs last Wednesday in his final big meeting of the year with the local media that a shake-up might be brewing. The early word out of Seattle was that he was totally caught off guard by the decision to let him go Friday morning.
But, unlike the Bears, who stepped up to the plate with possibly job-saving victories for head coach Lovie Smith in their last two games, the Seahawks just kept melting down under increased scrutiny as the season painfully wore on.
That was particularly the case with the offense, which averaged a paltry 9.3 points in the last four games. Normally reliable veteran QB Matt Hasselbeck never looked worse, and there were strong behind-the-scene indications that certain players might not be buying into offensive coordinator's Greg Knapp zone run-oriented offense.
Growing rumors of an increasingly unhappy locker room, continued outcries for major change by the local media and — last but not least — the apparent sudden availability of the high-profile Carroll all added up to a very black Friday for Mora.


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Attitude Key West At the Beach 2 bikes and WiFi in Key West
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community 1800 Atlantic
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Includes 2 adult bikes......, This is the ONLY 1 Bedroom Penthouse located at 1800 Atlantic. It is considered to be very large by Key West Standards. Soaring Ceilings, 2 sets of Patio Doors opening on to the Balcony, King Size Bed and a Queen Size Murphy Bed, Wet Bar, Large welll equipped Kitchen. We took ownership of our vacation home in early January 2012 it has undergone extensive renovations and updates. In February 2013 we replaced the living room furniture, added a new 55" Smart TV, New headboard, dresser and 37" flat screen TV in the bedroom. This Condo offers Central A/C, high quality Bedding and Linens. New Stainless Steel Fridge,(with ice maker and water) Stove, Microwave and Range Hood and Bosch Dishwasher. The condo is also equipped with a full size Washer, Dryer. King Size Bed and Queen Size Murphy Bed.... Meticulous grounds, 2 Adult bicycles and unassigned off street parking! New Pictures to come!
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The Common Area is nestled in the center of the complex boasting 400 feet of ocean frontage, an Olympic Sized Pool that is complimented by the Large Whirl pool hot tub and Sauna. The Sunning Deck that surrounds the pool area also has a Grilling area (you will have to supply your own brickets) with picnic tables that offer both sun and shade. There is a designated smoking area, Library and even fresh potted herbs for the chiefs delight. Lit Clay Tennis Court (one of the most coveted tennis courts in Key West) plus 2 additional Tennis Courts that are also lit. We include the use of 2 Adult Bikes, Secure wireless internet, local and long distance telephone in continental USA and Canada, 55" Smart TV with sound bar and 37" flat screen both with HD cable, Netflix, Blender, Coffee Machine, Toaster etc.
activities and attractions in Key West The Florida Keys
Key West has it ALL!!!!!!!! This LITTLE ISLAND PARADISE is only 1 1/2 miles wide and 4 miles long. With that in mind you are never far from anything. Smathers Beach is just around the corner there you can partake in Wind Surfing, Snorkeling, Jet Skiing, Para Sailing, Sunning.... the list is endless! This area of Town offers up a number of excellent resturants, a short Bike ride or leisurely stroll will get you to Duval St, Sunset and Buskers at Mallory Square, Fort Zachary Taylor State Park and Beach, Key West Eco-Discovery Center. If you want to spend the day at the Beach and the evening on Duval this is the perfect location!
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High Season (Dec 21-Apr 30) .. $1850/week..$275/night (minimum 3 nights)
Shoulder Season (Apr 30-Jun 30) .. $1400/week..$235/night (minimum 3 nights)
Low Season (Jun 30-Aug 31) .. $1250/week..$190/night (minimum 3 nights)
September ( Sept 1 - Sept 30)..$1050/week..$165/night (minimum 3 nights)
Low Season (Oct 1 -Oct 19)..$1250/week..$190/night(minimum 3 nights)
Fantasy Fest (Oct 17-26) .. $2500.00 full week rental only
Shoulder Season (Nov 01-Dec 19) .. $1400/week..$235/night(minimum 3 nights)
High Season ( Dec 20, 2104 - May 1, 2015) $1950/week.. 300/night(minimum 3 nights)
Shoulder Season (May 2 - June 26, 2015) $1500/week..$260/night(minimum 3 nights)
Low Season (June 27 - Aug 31, 2015) $1350/week..$215/night(minimum 3 nights)
September (Sept 1 to 30,2015) $1150/week..$190/night(minimum 3 nights)
Shoulder Season (Oct 1 to 22,2015) $1500/week..$260/night(minimum 3 nights)
Fantasy Fest (Oct 23 to 31, 2015) $2500/week rental only
**$50.00 Condo Association Registrataion Fee + $100.00 Cleaning Fee apply to each booking.
Included in the rental is the use of 2 Adult Bikes, Secure Wireless Internet, local and long distance telephone for continental USA and Canada HD cable . (** there may be additional cleaning fees levied if our home has been abused.) Please request our cancellation policy before booking
Sherri MacKenzie-Ritchie 902-471-6532
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Top things to do in Key West
- Ride your Bicycle - Feel and look like a local!
- Sunset and Buskers at Mallory Square
- The Duval Stroll - People Watching
- The Water, beside it, on it, in it or under it, This is Key West
- Relax, Play, Party......
Top things to do on a budget
- Relax at the Pool (It's FREE)
- Play at the Beach (It's FREE)
- Explore on the Bikes (2 are INCLUDED)
- Stroll Duval (It's FREE)
- Key West Eco-Discovery Center (It's FREE)
Top things to do with a family
- Conch Train - Great information and overview!
- Time at the Beach or the Pool
- Eco-Discovery Center - Its Free
- Sunset it is a celebration every night!
- Enjoy each others company!!!!
Sherri MacKenzie-Ritchie , owner


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College Diamond Warrior Tim Anderson who was selected a 2013 NJCAA Division II
Baseball All-American, according to the NJCAA Web site.
who is projected to be a first-round selection in the MLB Draft scheduled
Thursday, June 6, is the only player from a Mississippi community college
selected a First Team NJCAA Division II All-American.
earlier received All-Region 23 and MACJC All-State recognition for the second
straight year and is among top nominees for 2013 NJCAA Division II Baseball
Player of the Year.
led the nation in batting with a .495 average. He belted 10 home runs, 11
triples and 18 doubles, and was among the top run producers with 45 RBIs. He
finished second in stolen bases with 41 and led in runs scored with 62.
talented shortstop was also selected most valuable player on the Diamond Warriors'
2013 MACJC State Championship squad. Anderson is a product of Hillcrest High
School in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
baseball program is led by head coach Neal Holliman and assistants Justin
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Encounter Manchester Museum's assortment of treasures from the natural world and the many cultures it is home to. Visitor favourites include dinosaurs, mummies and live amphibians and reptiles.
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Manchester Museum's collection is made up of 4.5 million items from the natural world and human cultures.
The natural environments collections include Zoology (animals and birds), Vivarium (live amphibians and reptiles), Botany (plants), Entomology (insects), Palaeontology (pre-historic life including fossils and dinosaurs), Geology (the Earth's materials such as rocks) and Mineralogy (minerals). The human cultures collections include Archaeology (Mediterranean, European and Western Asiatic), Egyptology, Anthropology (people and cultures), Numismatics (money) and Archery.
Made up of a series of impressive Gothic style buildings at the heart of The University of Manchester, the Museum was designed by Alfred Waterhouse in 1885.
The museum's entire collection is a Designated Collection of national importance.
You can search the Museum's collection via their website - http://emu.man.ac.uk/mmcustom/narratives/ or research objects in the Museum's Collections Study Centre - http://www.museum.manchester.ac.uk/aboutus/services/collectionsstudycentre/
Collection details
World Cultures, Weapons and War, Social History, Religion, Natural Sciences, Medicine, Decorative and Applied Art, Costume and Textiles, Coins and Medals, Archives, Archaeology
Key artists and exhibits
- Spider Crab
- T.rex
- Vivarium with live snakes, frogs and other reptiles
- Ancient Egypt
- Designated Collection
Festival of Archaeology 2014: Whitworth Park: pleasure, play and politics
- 24 May — 5 October 2014 *on now
Explore how the role of Whitworth Park has changed over time. A local archaeology project, involving a wide range of local people, has drawn together a myriad of objects reflecting the important role that the park has played for the local community over the years revealing some interesting social and local history as well as some surprising secrets about this popular city park.
Finds chart the story of the park from its integral role as part of Whitworth Art Gallery, when it opened in 1890, to its redevelopment and excitement about the park and its future.
Come along to find out about the children's toys recovered by archaeologists and the way these shed light on the relationship between the behaviour expected of visitors to the park and what happened in reality.
Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Cities@Manchester, The Robert Kiln Charitable Trust, Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Resource Centre, the Council for British Archaeology and Council for British Archaeology North West.
Please check all Festival of Archaeology 2014 event dates, times, booking and admission charges before visiting.
Whitworth Park: Pleasure, Play and Politics
- 24 May — 5 October 2014 *on now
This exhibition will examine and explore how the role of Manchester's Whitworth Park has changed over time. The displays are the result of a local archaeology project and the myriad of objects reflect the important role that the park has played for the local community over the years. Whitworth Park: Pleasure, Play and Politics will appeal to those with an interest in social and local history and reveal some surprising secrets about this popular city park.
Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Cities@Manchester, The Robert Kiln Charitable Trust, the Council for British Archaeology and Council for British Archaeology North West.
Suitable for
- Any age
English Corner
- 7 October 2014 1-2:30pm
Free English conversation classes using the Museum's collection as inspiration for discussion. Our English tutor will lead you in activities that will help you practise your speaking and listening skills.
Suitable for
- 18+
Rock Drop: Geology Identification Sessions
- 30 October 2014 2-3pm
Our Curator of Earth Sciences, David Gelsthorpe, will be available once a month to answer your questions and identify your rocks and fossils.
Suitable for
- Any age
- Family friendly
Magic Carpet
- 26 September 2014 10:30am-12:30pm
- 31 October 2014 10:30am-12:30pm
Story making and activity sessions For toddlers up to 5yrs and their families/carers (Young babies welcome with older siblings) Book on 0161 275 2648 (from a week before), free, under 5s and their families/carers
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- 0-4
- Especially for children
Baby Explorers
- 16 September 2014 10:30am-1:45pm
- 30 September 2014 10:30am-1:45pm
- 14 October 2014 10:30am-1:45pm
- 28 October 2014 10:30am-1:45pm
10.30-11.15am & 11.30am-12.15pm & 1-1.45pm.
Sensory play and interactive story sessions for babies who aren't walking yet. Every other Tuesday (except half term school holidays when there are drop-in sensory play sessions)
Book on 0161 275 2648 (from a week before from 2pm), free.
Suitable for
- 0-4
- Especially for children
Collection Bites: Tai Chi Animal Influences
- 3 September 2014 1-2pm *on now
Join Colin Hughes as he explores this ancient Chinese health and martial art and its influences from the Animal Kingdom. Expect to try some gentle Tai Chi moves as Colin explains how animals as diverse as a silkworm, snake, squid and stork, bear, tiger and dragon have influenced how Tai Chi has developed, and is now practiced primarily as an exercise for health. Ancient masters observed how animals moved and mimicked aspects of their form and movement as they developed the graceful exercise and fighting forms that we now know as Tai Chi.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- 18+
Book on 0161 275 2648 or email@example.com, free, adults
After Hours: Oxjam Take Over
- 4 September 2014 5:30-9pm
Join us as we team up with Oxjam for an eclectic evening exploring how music plays an integral part in cultures around the world and can help galvanise the fight against global poverty.
There will be objects on show from our Living Cultures collection, craft activities, talks and film showings. Later Oxjam will take over our stunning Living Worlds gallery to showcase local musicians in the run up to their annual Northern Quarter fundraising festival (4 and 5 October) for Oxfam.
Suitable for
- 18+
The Poetry School at Manchester Museum
- 6 September 2014 10:30am-4:30pm
- 1 November 2014 10:30am-4:30pm
A first for the Poetry School in Manchester! In collaboration with Manchester Museum, prize-winning poet Helen Mort offers some guided writing suggestions and poem feedback inspired by access to the Museum's galleries and displays. Its collections range from archery, archaeology, botany, Egyptology and entomology to ethnography, mineralogy, palaeontology, numismatics and zoology, as well as unusual live specimens in the aquarium and vivarium. Helen will show you poems and set you writing tasks based around two themes – conflict and co-operation, and mysteries. Anna Bunney from the Museum will bring out Museum Comes to You object boxes so you get close up access to key objects and exhibits, and there will be a mixture of guided and free writing time in the Museum and its galleries. Students who wish to will be able to publish their Museum poems on the Poetry School's social network, CAMPUS.
Suitable for
- 18+
Book online at www.poetryschool.com or call 0207 582 1679, £138, £132 (60+), £110 (concs) for both sessions, open to all
In The Footsteps of Alexander the Great: a fresh look at an epic
- 15 September 2014 6-7:30pm
In this talk, Professor Michael Wood will look again at the story of Alexander the Great, whose amazing journeys of conquest he re-traced in 1998. He will update the story with new material from the currently beleaguered areas of Syria and Northern Iraq, and illustrate his talk with stunning pictures of the regions Alexander visited and with clips from his documentary series.
Suitable for
- 18+
Book on 0161 275 2648 or email@example.com, free, adults
World War 1 and China: the Chinese Labour Corps in France
- 24 September 2014 1-2pm
Drop-in, free, adults
Dr. Jenny Clegg is a Senior Lecturer at the University for Central Lancashire and her specialist research mainly focuses on China's development and its implications for the world order.
2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the beginning of World War One, a war which significantly reshaped the world in the 20th century. China's involvement, and the profound impact this was to have in the subsequent unfolding of its history of revolution and war, is one, however, that receives little attention in the West. This lecture aims to explore this wartime encounter between China and the West, focusing on the much neglected part played by Chinese Labour Corps at the Western front. Recruited by the British and French Armies to help alleviate acute shortages in manpower, this workforce numbered some 140,000 men by the time of the Armistice of 1918. What were the circumstances which brought these workers to France? And what of their experiences in a foreign land and the knowledge of the West that they brought back when they were repatriated? What influences did these have in the shaping of China's emerging national consciousness, and its search for a distinctive modernity?
Suitable for
- 18+
Urban Naturalist: Weather
- 27 September 2014 2-4pm
Join Michael Flynn to find out more about the weather station that was once in Whitworth Park and to learn more about the current weather recording undertaken by the University of Manchester.
Suitable for
- 18+
Book on 0161 275 2648 or email@example.com, £3.00, adults
Big Saturday: Discover the Pacific
- 27 September 2014 11am-4pm
A day of discovery and exploration for all ages. Inspired by the Museum's Living Cultures collection, September's Big Saturday will take you to the South Pacific. Make your own Hawaiian flower lei to wear as you explore the Museum and learn about the fascinating cultures and diverse environments of the Pacific. Drop in, free.
Suitable for
- 0-4
- 7-10
- 5-6
- 11-13
- Family friendly
Wonderstruck Singing Workshop
- 27 — 28 September 2014 1:30-4:30pm
Would you like to perform in Manchester Museum as part of a remarkable Weekend of Wonder? We're looking for keen singers to participate in Wonderstruck, an exciting large-scale performance taking place over the weekend of 15-16 November 2014.
Created by Daniel Bye, Sarah Punshon and Boff Whalley, and inspired by the Museum's collections, Wonderstruck will combine text, movement and song to create a weekend of wonderful surprises for Museum visitors.
We're putting together a special choir of volunteer singers to take part, with original songs composed especially for them by Boff Whalley, formerly of pop-punk-folk band Chumbawamba. Are you happy to sing a capella? Interested in trying something a bit different? Available for some evening and weekend rehearsals in November? Come along to an introductory workshop on Saturday or Sunday afternoon: try out a song, meet Dan, Sarah and Boff, and find out more about the project. All keen singers welcome, male or female, old or young. You don't need to be able to read music, you don't need to be an opera singer: if you like to sing, we'd like to meet you.
Suitable for
- 18+
Big Saturdays
Once a month The Manchester Museum bursts into life for a Big Saturday with art and craft activities, object handling, performance, talks and tours. They run from 11.00-16.00. Big Saturdays also include activities for adults and interested older children.
How to obtain
Most Big Saturday activities are free and drop-in. Some activities may need to be booked on the day and may cost up to £1.50
Discovery Centre
Drop in to the Discovery Centre for drawing and art activities inspired by The Manchester Museum's collection. Open 11.00-16.00 every Sunday, most Saturdays and during the holidays.
How to obtain
Activities at the Discover Centre are free, drop-in and there is no need to book. Contact email@example.com for more information.
Magic Carpet
On the last Friday of the month, 10.30-11.30am & 11.30am-12.30pm, Magic Carpet introduces Manchester Museum's collection to under 5s with storytelling, art and craft.
How to obtain
Book on 0161 275 2648 a week before the event, free
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Stay classy.
Microsoft has released a video featuring testimonials from 15 dissatisfied OpenOffice.org customers who have since switched to Microsoft Office. The video can be found on Microsoft's YouTube channel and on Microsoft.com, which requires Silverlight.
Ars Technica discovered that the opinions featured in the video, while none were attributed directly to Microsoft, many came from case studies conducted by Microsoft. All's fair in business, but when a market leader goes out of its way to attack a free, not-for-profit alternative, it's difficult to see the justification.
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EYEWITNESS SPORTSWest Virginia Wins 6th Straight; 12th In A Row At Home
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August 3, 2013
The West Virginia Power defeated the Lakewood BlueClaws 7-3 Saturday night at Appalachian Power Park. The win was West Virginia's sixth straight overall and their twelfth straight win at home.
West Virginia scored three runs in the first inning thanks to RBI singles by Jordan Steranka and Walker Gourley. After a solo home run by Lakewood in the third made it 3-1, the Power added two more in the fourth thanks to RBI hits by Max Moroff and Josh Bell.
The Power added a run in the fifth and seventh to cap their scoring. Bell finished the ballgame 2-4 with two doubles, giving him a league high of 35. Steranka finished the game 3-4.
Luis Heredia (3-3) earned the win for West Virginia after tossing five innings, allowing one run on three hits. Ramon Oviedo (1-1) took the loss for Lakewood.
Clay Holmes takes the mound for West Virginia in Sunday's finale. He will square off against Lakewood's Jon Prosinski. First pitch is scheduled for 2:05
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