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What price now for ex-Saint Bale?
8:00am Saturday 16th February 2013 in Sport By Gordon Simpson, Senior Sports Reporter
Former Saints star Gareth Bale believes he is in the best form of his career, but has declared that he has not yet reached his peak.
The Welshman came to Tottenham's rescue on Thursday night, scoring two sensational free-kicks in a 2-1 Europa League victory over Lyon.
That followed his brace in the 2-1 Premier League win over Newcastle last weekend.
Bale said: "It's probably the best I've been playing so far in my career, but I've still got room for improvement."
The 23-year-old is contracted to Spurs until 2016, but his form has led to inevitable speculation that the likes of Barcelona and Real Madrid are planning summer swoops for him.
Bale left Saints to join Tottenham in May 2007, in a deal that was structured to be worth up to £10m, although there was no sell-on clause inserted.
An early settlement was later struck, with Saints eventually receiving about £7m in total. As part of that agreement, they also signed keeper Tommy Forecast from Spurs on a five-year contract. He has never played a first-team game for the club.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, who has signed Saints academy graduates Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain during his time in north London, confirmed this week that he had been keen to sign Bale when he was at St Mary's. He believes it is still too early to compare him with the best in the world, but admitted he has come a long way since the raw teenager he first saw.
"Bale has the potential to develop and become the players that you compare him to," said Wenger. "However, Messi has won two or three Champions League, a few championships, scored 95 goals in a year, so let's not go too quick."
Wenger stands by the decisions he made over Walcott and Bale.
"It was Walcott and Bale, and we were at some stage on (about) taking the two if possible, but we could get Walcott and I am very happy we got him," he said.
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8:15am Sat 16 Feb 13
Seedhouse the Unrepentant says...
8:52am Sat 16 Feb 13
Clever Dick says...
9:20am Sat 16 Feb 13
rocketone says...
We got a free kick and he was lining it up.
I said to my mate that was ridiculous, he was just a kid and someone more experienced should be taking it.
He scored.
At the time I watched it on telly again and thought the goalie should have got it. Watched the two free kicks on Thursday and I thought again. The goalie should have got them, but he didn't.
The mark of a special talent.
Now we have Luke, JWP, Adam and Morgan and there are more coming through.
Nowadays we don't have to sell.
Doesn't mean that some might think a move to a bigger club is the right move, we just get the right price in negotiations.
9:47am Sat 16 Feb 13
bullsbags says...
9:48am Sat 16 Feb 13
CharlieGeorgesMissingFinger says...
10:19am Sat 16 Feb 13
Golden_Salamander says...
Perhaps I expected to see more performances like AGENT Howard and Connelly have giving this season. But then it is probably the club that those 2 have been playing for that makes the difference.
p.s. I have got a few hundred pounds, can I take out a loan and buy Microsoft or Apple and then use THEIR MONEY to repay the original loan. Do you think this idea will get the approval of the Prime Minister and a certain MP.
11:55am Sat 16 Feb 13
Jesus_02 says...
Golden_Salamander wrote:Not Sure...Have Microsoft and Apple been set up in such a way to support their employees...If so I am sure that you can expect support...wait are you American? If you are hten nothing else really matters
It has always surprised me that he has stayed so long at the "north london yobos" as he is/was an ARSENAL supporter. . Perhaps I expected to see more performances like AGENT Howard and Connelly have giving this season. But then it is probably the club that those 2 have been playing for that makes the difference. . p.s. I have got a few hundred pounds, can I take out a loan and buy Microsoft or Apple and then use THEIR MONEY to repay the original loan. Do you think this idea will get the approval of the Prime Minister and a certain MP.
5:26pm Sat 16 Feb 13
RedArmy1 says...
11:13am Sun 17 Feb 13
TheSaintsMan says...
7:00pm Mon 18 Feb 13
allsaintsnocurves says...
I would love for great players like Bale to come back and play for Saints one day but he has developed into one of the best in the world and we should be proud that he came through our youth setup.
Not all our Youth players will make the grade and play regularly but it's great to see our Academy Teams both holding their own in the Elite Stages.
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Noted DUI defense attorney Thomas Wilson is offering now-freed prisoner Louis Taylor a job.
After spending more than 43 years in prison following Tucson's Pioneer Hotel fire, Taylor faces the daunting task of re-entering society and finding work.
Wilson would like to help him with that transition.
From his 10th floor office in the Tucson Transamerica Building, Thomas Wilson can see the old Pioneer Hotel very clearly.
"It's right there," he says, pointing at the building.
Looking at it, he tells us why he feels so inclined to help a man whose spent the last 43 years behind bars.
"Last couple days, I'm talking to a lot of lawyers in this building and folks in town that have said, 'I hope somebody helps him. I hope something happens,'" Wilson says, shaking his head. "Enough people said that and I said...'You know I'm somebody, maybe I'll be that guy instead of talking about it.'"
Wilson has no personal connection to the Pioneer fire.
He's never met Louis Taylor. In fact, he's never even spoken to him.
But based on what he's witnessed over the last few days, Wilson has a pretty good idea about this man's character.
"To be able to endure that and survive that for this length of time," Wilson says. "It's tremendous."
Which is why he's offering Taylor a full-time job at his firm with full benefits.
At this point, it's too early to say what Taylor might be doing, but Wilson says he's more than eager to help.
"Anything that we do here I can teach," he says. I can't teach character and that's the one thing he already has and I value that to take a shot."
Whether it's filing paperwork, taking photographs or performing interviews, Wilson just wants Louis Taylor to finally have a chance.
"I was two years old when this happened in 1970," Wilson says. "And I think about what I've done in the last 43 years -- and I think about where this young man's been in 43 years.
"There's 14 employees here," Wilson adds. "We practice three different areas of law. I don't know what his interests are but I certainly know I've something that will fit."
Wilson says the offer is officially on the table as of Wednesday night.
Louis Taylor's attorney has been notified of the available job opportunity.
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Engine on!
Put engine on this morning. http://www.hpphoto.com/servlet/LinkPhot ... 62&size=lg
Lookin' good!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Lookin' real good.
I'm at "engine off" right now. Stripped all the old paint off, looks like new.
Did you do any work to the engine?
Did you spray the engine with the head and the pan on?
Looks like good quality paint job.
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Thanks cub buddys. Stripped the block with paint stripper.Washed it with mineral spirits,stuck it a big sonic tank. Bubbled it up clean. Check the bore out.Had a nice lip on the edge,about .010. I thought..Put new std ring in to see ring end gap about (+-) .045 I decided to bore out to .020..New piston and rings .20..#3 and 4# still did not clean up all the way just a slight mark left on top.Could have went .040. I have to read my mic. better. As with all my parts on this cub.I painted each part by itself. Great idea, looks good. But the drawbacks are the paint chips.CNH 2150 with hardner added.Just one lock washer tears up the paint.Heres another pic.A special thanks to Jim Becker ( I put cork in the clutch housing) I thought they were Broken bolts when I started this Extreme makeover. http://www.hpphoto.com/servlet/LinkPhot ... c8&size=lg
If that is just the mill, I can't wait to see the rest of the tractor
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I just used paint stripper, alot of elbow grease, and a couple different wire wheels. I've got the whole engine to bare metal. On order are all the replacement gaskets, new rod bearings, front oil seal for the replacement timing cover, rebuild kit for the hyd. unit, etc.......all parts are from IH dealer in Southern Ontario. I'll be pecking away at this one for a while. I figure once I get the engine done the rest of it will be a walk in the park. Just a lot of paint remover and elbow grease. I'm looking at picking up a paint sprayer from Princess auto to do the CN Orange color. Rudi can't wait to see the finished product, and I don't want to let him down.
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Rudi's not the only one. Sounds like you're well on your way. For your sake I hope your shop is heated.
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Me, too. I grew 10 inches taller from 9th to 12th grade. I wouldn't trade 1 inch for 50 lbs of muscle.
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Does anyone experience knee pain when doing the hack squat (machine)?
I suspect the machine isn't properly configured to accommodate someone of not-average height.
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i get pretty bad knee pain doing any kind of machine leg movement. I have to stick to the basics, squats, lunges and deadlifts
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I read an article on Men's Health that said for tall guys throw in some heavy DB step ups. I tried them and youget a good burn without any knee pain Im 6'2 plus you work your forearms and core
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I'm 6"4 and ~187lbs, I began lifting at 21 and was on a 3day split for a year, was doing mostly leg presses on leg day and it dig wonders for my legs.
6 years and a depression later, I'm back at the gym, now I am doing freeweight on a program like SS and had trouble with squats, it wasnt developping my quads correctly. I'm trying out zercher squats right now, I like it quite a lot but after reading this thread I'm thinking about going back to leg press and hack squat again. I remember at 21 I used to love hacksquat, It made my legs so powerful, when I was running I felt like my legs were pushing the floor like sangoku ahah
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6'0" 205lbs
Deadlift: 405lbs x 2
Squat: 385 x 1
Bench 315 x 1
I have found sticking to the lower rep range for the heavy compounds ie: Squat, bench and deadlift have helped greatly with strength. My squat is still lagging behind all my other lifts but it is going up. i have found widening my stance past my shoulders lets me handle more weight without the lower back pain i normally got from squats.
As far as getting size on my frame i have found doing my main compound lifts first in the 1-5 rep like bench.. then i will move to incline bench but up the reps to 6-8.. then on my isolation lifts i go more for 10-12. i have learned i need to stay away from cardio becuase it will destroy my squats that week which make it a pain in the ass due to me being military and having to maintain my 1.5 mile run time.
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im 6'1" morning weight is about 227lbs
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squat - most ive tried recently is 405x5 ... last night after my DL work and last set of squats i hit 405x3 pretty easy
bench - i have no idea... never maxed it in years. i hit 315x6 on last close grip bench session.
seated military barbel - 275x6
i've yet to find my height to be a restriction. just keep putting on weight and keep getting stronger. dont ever let that come into your head as an excuse. keep smashing food and weights.
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6'3", 220 lbs here.
For legs I've found that box squats and leg press work great. Somebody mentioned it above - but heavy DB step-ups really fry my legs (but I do NOT read Men's Health).
Pressing really stinks. Slow and steady.
I go heavy - 5 reps or less - on compound exercises, and then work in the 8-15 range otherwise.
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I'm 16, 6'4 and 200 pounds and I lift at home. So the chances of me ever filling out my body are looking pretty small. Maybe in like 10 years of dedicated training and eating.
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My son is 6ft 6in, he has been training on and off with me since he was 15, now he's 20 he more regular. When first training him I worried a little bout the Squat & Dl not being suited to the taller guy (he's been 6' 4" or over since 18yo). He was quite flexible though, but we started with free squats, progressed to DB goblet squat and through front squat to back squat with constant emphasis on technique (DL was added in after ~6months of back squats). He recently did a 308lb Squat and a 374lb deadlift at ~250lb body weight.
I'm sure he'll do much more!
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Resting peacefully on the shores of Meredith Bay, Sacred Waters Yoga at Mill Falls welcomes you to the premier yoga studio in central New Hampshire. Our Yoga and Healing Center is dedicated to each individual who walks through the door. This center is about you! At Sacred Waters we offer a variety of morning, afternoon and evening classes for all ages and levels of practice. Enjoy Yoga, Hot Yoga, Aerial Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Pilates, Strength Training, and Dance classes taught by some of the best instructors in the area. Check out our state-of-the-art Aerial and Hot Yoga Studio. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced yogi, we're certain you will find a class that fits your needs. At Sacred Waters we practice what we preach: "No competition. Just practice." We want you to honor yourself and your body but also to dive deep and stretch those edges, to become stronger, more flexible and confident in your body, mind and spirit.
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We are located in beautiful downtown Plymouth on 75 Main Street across from the historic town common, central to art galleries, unique shops, cafes and restaurants. We offer a warm, safe, space for students to practice and relax. Our class schedule includes morning, evening and Saturday morning group yoga classes for beginner to intermediate students.
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A beautiful and tranquil community yoga studio operated by Karen Price in Plymouth, New Hampshire.Yoga studio 8 offers a variety of yoga classes for many levels of practice. Please see our website for Yoga class schedule.
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|Earth Heart Yoga
|Contact:Joyce Kendall
|532 Union Road, Belmont, New Hampshire 03220
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Earth Heart Yoga is focused on offering specialized workshops, yoga therapy and one on one yoga training. Joyce is a Body Balance Certified Yoga Therapy Instructor and can assist you in recovery from injury, time away from your practice, physical limitations and surgery. A one on one session can allow individualized attention where you need it to advance your practice and keep you focused. Anusara-Inspired offers a heartfelt approach to all aspects of yoga and this is present in all offerings. Joyce is offering classes in various locations around the Lakes Region.
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|Yoga 4 Life
|Contact:Pamela Swanick
|615 Center Street, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire 03894
|Yoga Style: Beginner & All Levels Yoga & Meditation offered weekly
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|RiverSong Yoga
|Contact:Pam Noyes
|322 W. Main Street, Tilton, New Hampshire 03269
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Catching up – Metro Trains website
Having moved across to Reactive a few weeks ago (might have spoken about that, think I did), I want to start to point to some of the excellent work that is being done by the team.
First of the bat is the Metro trains website, which went live a couple of weeks ago now.
Metro are the new metropolitan rail service for Melbourne, having inherited the network from Connex.


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Motorists traveling on State Route 86 west of Three Points will experience brief delays next week.
The Arizona Department of Transportation will continue making drainage improvements on the Tohono O'odham Nation.
The highway will be restricted to one lane approximately two miles east of the junction with State Route 386, which leads to Kitt Peak, on Monday, July 1st through Wednesday, July 3rd.
ADOT personnel will direct traffic in both directions through the restricted area from 5 a.m. until 6 p.m. all three days.
The posted speed limit throughout the project area has been reduced from 65 mph to 55 mph for that duration of the 20-month project.
ADOT advises for all drivers to proceed through the work zone with caution and alert for construction equipment and personnel.
The work is part of a $17 million project to improve an eight-mile segment of SR 86 (Ajo Way) between Three Points and Sells.
For more information, please visit www.azdot.gov/statewide
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Jazz. Cocktails. The lake. Fireworks. And 32,000 animals. That's Jazzin' at the Shedd, celebrating its 20th anniversary!
Bring your family and friends to Shedd to hear some of the city's finest musicians and vocalists, from straight-ahead jazz to funk, while you enjoy beverages and light refreshments for purchase, lake breezes and the skyline from our terraces. And when the sun goes down, the sky lights up with fireworks from Navy Pier.
Take advantage of our extended hours to visit with your favorite animals—the Abbott Oceanarium, Jellies special exhibit and Polar Play Zone will be open until 8 p.m. (last entry 7:45 p.m.). Wild Reef will be open until 9 p.m. (last entry 8:45 p.m.) and the aquarium galleries, along with the terraces, will stay open until 10 p.m.
Feel the wonder with Stingray Touch! Our Stingray Touch experience can be added to your Jazzin' visit for an additional fee of $3. Stingray Touch will be open until 8 p.m. (last entry 7:45 p.m.).
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A small private service is planned at a later date for former Deer Lake resident Phyllis M. (Williams) Welch, 88, who passed away on Nov. 30.
Born on Dec. 6, 1922, in Rapid City, S.D., to Henry Clark Williams and Adeline Maude Williams (Jolly), she married Harold Stanley Welch from Deer Park on Jan.18, 1947.
She was librarian for Connell School District and served as mayor of Hatton, smallest town in Washington with 75 residents at that time, from 1979–83. She and her husband retired to Deer Lake for 25 years until health reasons moved them to Pasco, Wash., in 2005.
For the second straight game, the Deer Park boys basketball team jumped out to an early lead then held on in the second half. The latest victim of this scenario was the Lakeside Eagles, who fell 63-55 on Tuesday.
The non-league win improved Deer Park's record to 2-0 while Lakeside fell to 1-1.
The Stags, who led 18-8 after one quarter, expanded the lead to 16 points midway through the second quarter before the Eagles started chipping away at the margin. Deer Park regrouped to take a 50-39 lead with eight minutes to play and held off Lakeside down the stretch.


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An expert witness in the Discovery Middle School shooting trial has until Monday to finalize his report.
Dr. Paul O'Leary performed a mental examination on Hammad Memon.
His report will be sealed.
Memon is charged with the murder of classmate Todd Brown.
Brown was shot and killed at the school in 2010.
Memon's trial is set for June. Both sides will meet with the judge for a status conference April 25.
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The staff were the usual great crowd,especially our stateroom attendant and the Dining room wait staff.
I had recent knee surgery, I limp and use a cane, but for the very long walk from check in to where the ship was docked no one asked if I would like assistance.
The Internet was very expensive and ate up time by logging me on and then waiting up to 5 min to tell me the Internet was down, 5 min I had to pay for! The South Pacific lounge had no bartenders most evenings but was the only quiet place to sit with friends. Although I like most music, I definitely do not like the decibel level that most of the areas had. The usual lobster on one night and the baked Alaska were missing but you could buy one lobster for $25 which seems to be a cut back but that is the sort of thing that turns cruisers to other lines. We did not use the extra Dining experiences, I paid for the regular menu food in the cruise price, if I want to get a "theme meal" I can do that on land. We chose the late sitting and each night ate with the same 6 strangers who became friends, one of the reasons that I like the formal dining room. The food was adequate but not as good as on other ships.
All in all, not as good a cruise as it should have been. AND WHERE ARE THE CHOCOLATES ON OUR PILLOW! Come on RCI, charge another 5 bucks and bring back the chocolates!


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Chautauqua Home on 100' of Lakefront in Chautauqua Lake
- bedrooms 4
- baths 1½
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Niets Crest
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Cozy Chautauqua lakefront home with the best lake views around! The 1st floor of this 2-story home features a comfy living room with wood-burning fireplace, spacious dining room and fully stocked, newly remodeled kitchen. Also downstairs are 2 bedrooms (1 queen & 2 twins), and a full bath. In addition, there is a queen size pull-out sofa in the living room. Upstairs, there are 2 more bedrooms ( 1 queen & 2 twins) and a roomy half bath with lots of storage.
Enjoy your morning coffee or an evening cocktail from the large screened porch, or outdoor deck, which both face the lake. There is a private dock for your boat, or for fishing, sunning & swimming! The property features a large yard for outdoor activities and off-street parking for several cars. Niets Crest is a quiet & peaceful area on the lake, yet convenient to shopping, dining & many other activities!
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Bridget Henzler (716) 875-9507
house rental amenities
- Towels & linens included
- Full size washer & dryer
- Microwave
- Fully stocked newly remodeled kitchen for 2014
- Wood-burning fireplace
- Flat screen HDTV
- Stereo system w/IPod dock
- Multi disc CD player
- Wireless internet
- Ceiling fans
- Ping-Pong table
- Large screened porch w/lots of seating & a glider
- Lakefront deck
- Picnic table w/umbrella
- Ample deck & lawn chairs
- Gas grill
- Large front & back yards
- Private boat dock
- Bonfire pit
- Off-street parking
activities and attractions in Chautauqua Lake Western New York
Our cottage is located just a short 7 miles from the historic Chautauqua Institution. And we are only 4 miles away from the town of Bemus Pt., which boasts fine dining, unique shops, outdoor lakeside concerts, and many, many more activities for the ultimate Chautauqua experience! Other activities and attractions in the area include golf, waterskiing, boat rentals, hiking, antiquing, Midway Amusement Park, hot-air balloon rides, Summerwind cruises, museums, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, just to name a FEW!
vacation rental rates
Base Rates: Season: 6/20/2015 - 8/22/2015 $1950.00/week
Pre or Post Season: $1410.00/week
The above base rates include all towels & linens, trash removal & cleaning. (Cottage will be cleaned & ready with beds made upon arrival, and then cleaned and trash removed after your stay.) In addition to the above base rate, there is an agent processing fee and a county bed & sales tax.
Also, you have the option of purchasing "Peace of Mind" insurance for a fee of $35.00, which covers accidental damages up to $3000. If you do not wish to purchase this insurance, you will be required to pay a $450 refundable security deposit.
The cottage rents from Saturday to Saturday. Check-in is at 4:00 p.m. & check-out is at 10:00 a.m. Early check-in or late check-out may be available.
This is a seasonal cottage, therefore we do not rent during the winter months.
Bridget Henzler (716) 875-9507
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Top things to do in Chautauqua Lake
- Visit to the historic Chautauqua Institute
- Golf, golf, golf!
- Tour Chautuaqua wine trial
Top things to do on a budget
- Long Point State Park
- Lucy-Desi Museum
- Panama Rocks
- Miniature golf
- Tour Amish countryside
Top things to do with a family
- Midway Amusement Park
- Boat cruise on the Summerwind
- Outdoor concert on floating stage in Bemus Pt.
- Picnic cruise on the Chautauqua Belle
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Essex County Council's £200k on glorified social club (From Braintree and Witham Times)
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Essex County Council's £200k on glorified social club
6:00am Monday 17th February 2014 in News By Ian Burbidge
ESSEX County Council has spent more than £200,000 on subscribing to a body dubbed a glorified social club.
The Echo can reveal County Hall has spent £221,563 on annual subscriptions to the Local Government Association, which calls itself the "voice of local government".
Taxpayers' cash was also spent to the tune of £285,000 for private healthcare for the cash-troubled Tory administration's most senior officers, an outlay that has been criticised by opposition councillors.
Membership of the association, which most authorities subscribe to, allows senior officers tomeet at regular events, but the organisation has little power.
County Hall defended the figures however, claiming that beingamember allows the authority to share expertise with other administrations, while offering private healthcare packages attracts the best employees.
But Kerry Smith, Ukip county councillor for Basildon's Westley Heights, said: "The LGA is just a glorified social club for councils. It does nothing for the council, or for taxpayers.
"Residents are paying for this, which is essentially a quango for the sake of quangos."
The authority also shelled out on private healthcare for at least 900 of its employees who earn a minimum of £46,000.
Mr Smith added: "This outlay is at time when they are trying to watch every penny.
"If the NHS is good enough for the Prime Minister's children, why isn't it good enough for County Hall?"
Figures, requested by Ukip, also show the county council spent £408,000 on the Chelmsford Park and Ride scheme, with the initiative only forecast to break even in 2014/15.
Mr Smith criticised County Hall, claiming Basildon residents should not be subsidising ventures in the north of the county. From April 2013 to January this year, the county council also spent £623,976 on printed publications, the figures reveal.
A county council spokesman said: "Being a member of the Local Government Association enables the council to engage with other local authorities to share expertise and knowledge, develop best practice and innovative ways of working to help the organisation deliver the best services at the best value for money possible to residents.
"At a time when public service is being reformed and local authorities are changing the way they work to address financial pressures, it is particularly important local authorities work together in this way."
The authority also responded to criticism on its private healthcare outlay.
The spokesman added: "This is a benefit highly valued by employees, and is one recruitment and retention tool the council is able to offer."
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These people need a kick up the @rse and to realise we are not here to subsidise their freebies and privileges.
I have often said, the County Hall gravy train is the first place to start the hatchet job, starting with the above, then the free lunches and the chairman's chauffeur driven limo... let them feel the pinch too.
Let's see these snout troughers put their money where their mouths are.
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440 Collins St,
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Transport Network Australia specialise in chauffeured Coach Charter and Minibus Charter services. Transport Network Australia is Australia's first choice for companies and organisations seeking a solution to their transport requirements. Be it for coach charters or mini bus charters, Transport Network Australia can help you. Through it's vast industry network and experience, Transport Network Australia offers you a solution to charter transport that is unmatched throughout Australia. Corporate Bus Charter, Coach Hire, and Chauffeured Minibus Hire transport solutions with a single phone call. Your Corporate Coach and Minibus Charter Specialists, Transport Network Australia offers a range of vehicles including chauffeured mini-buses, chauffeured bus hire, luxury coach charter, coach hire and other coach and bus charter services.
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Murrays Coaches, Buses and Limousines are Australia's premier ground transport specialists. For over 46 years, Murrays have been providing ground transport across Australia and New Zealand with a world-wide reputation for quality and excellence. Through the combined fleets of Murrays Coaches and their Murrays United partners they offer a range of vehicles from four seat sedans to luxury 61 seat coaches. Murrays has become the transport provider of choice for many of the country's largest corporations, sporting organisations, academic institutions, schools and inbound tour operators as well as state and federal governments. All bookings are monitored and quality controlled by their National Control Centres 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Backed by state-of-the-art technology and their highly skilled logistics team this puts Murrays at the forefront of the transport industry. Charter and hire services available for corporate and business events, day trips and tours. Interstate and regional transfers and tours as well as inbound tour groups, airport, hotel and cruise transfers. Senior, social and sporting clubs, School excursions and tours. Special events and Wedding guest transport. Murrays Limousine fleet range from four seat Chauffeured Sedan, seven seat Executive People Mover to nine seat Executive Limousine. Murrays Coach and Bus fleet consist of 24 seat Mini Buses, 28 seat Mini Coaches, 48 seat Luxury Coaches, 58 seat Luxury Coaches and 61 seat Luxury Coaches. For further information please contract Murrays Coaches, Buses and Limousines for more information or view their website.
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Experience the best of Victoria with V/Line - trains and buses take you to all Victoria's great destinations. V/Line is the state's regional train and bus provider, and runs more than 1400 train services and 600 bus services every week, helping 1.3 million people get from place to place for work, study, leisure and many other activities. Services are offered to Melburnians, as well as interstate and overseas visitors, who want to visit or work in the country, so customers get to experience the best of country and city life. Tickets are great value for money, whether you are travelling by yourself, with friends or with your family. Forget about navigating unknown roads and worrying about petrol prices. Let V/Line do the driving for you, and arrive at your destination relaxed and ready to embark on your adventure. Buying V/Line tickets is easy. Just call the above number between 06.00am and 12:00am AEST (GMT+10 hours). Alternatively, visit the metropolitan hub at Southern Cross Station on Spencer Street in the west end of Melbourne CBD. You can also pick up tickets from other staffed V/Line stations, most premium metropolitan stations as well as from the ticket agent network in regional Victoria. You'll be amazed at how inexpensive travelling with V/Line is - especially when compared to the car! Visit the website to plan your journey, buy your ticket or to check out timetables and see where V/Line can take you. And find out how you can use your V/Line ticket to get around Melbourne or regional centre public transport at no extra cost!
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SkyBus operates Melbourne Airport to City non stop with an average trip time of 20 minutes. Operating 24 hours, seven days a week, including all public holidays leaving every ten minutes during the day. SkyBus is approximately 70 per cent less than a taxi to and from the airport and city. Tickets can be purchased online or at a SkyBus ticket booth before you board the bus. Mobility-enhanced with wheelchair passenger access, on-board baggage storage, air-conditioning and tourism information via SkyBus television. Passengers board SkyBus at Terminal T3 (International Airlines, Virgin Australia, Tigerair and Regional Express), Terminal T1 (Qantas and Jetstar domestic) or Melbourne City, on the corner of Spencer and Bourke Streets in the Southern Cross Railway Station complex undercover bus interchange terminal SkyBus have a free hotel transfer service to select city accommodation operating from the bus terminal in the city. Please visit the website for operating hours and further details. SkyBus can accommodate large groups of travellers visiting Melbourne for major events, sport, conferences and meetings. Buses are available for exclusive charter to and from the airport.
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Corner of Swanston and Flinders streets,
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The Melbourne Visitor Shuttle is a great way to explore inner city Melbourne. Ride in comfort while listening to stories about the city's colourful past and current quirks. There are 13 stops where you can hop on and hop off. Copies of the brochure are available at the Melbourne Visitor Centre. How to purchase tickets: they are available from the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Federation Square or from ticket machines located at each stop. Please note, ticket machines only accept credit cards or coins. Getting around: The shuttle operates daily (except Christmas Day), departing every 30 minutes from 9.30am to 4.30pm. The full trip takes approximately 90 minutes and includes on-board commentary. Please note, the Melbourne Visitor Shuttle is a popular service and is likely to run at full capacity during peak periods. Stop three to the Sports precinct is not in service on Melbourne Cricket Ground event days. There is a special service on Labour Day and Anzac Day and a restricted timetable operates. The service starts at 1pm, finishes at 4.30pm and departs every 30 minutes. There is no service on Christmas Day.
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10/62-68 Garden drive,
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Phone Number:
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Fax Number:
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Crown Cabs fleet of taxis operate in Melbourne Metropolitan and Country Victoria. Their vehicles comprise of Ford and Toyota Sedans, Station Wagons and Vans. The radio booking office is open 24 hours, seven days, 365 days of the year. All Vehicles have a Touch Screen, Smart Move Dispatch System, Security Cameras in every vehicle for your safety, Global Positioning System (GPS) and a Historical Tracking System. Crown Cabs Taxi Service have a door to door service with accredited drivers. Crown Cabs Taxi Service is an accredited network service provider taxi call centre for Melbourne Metropolitan and Country Victoria. Crown Cabs fleet of taxis cover Melbourne Metropolitan and North, North East and North West of Melbourne Country Towns.
Qantas Airways Limited
Mezzanine Level, 233 Collins St,
Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
Fly to Melbourne with Qantas, Australia's Best Domestic Airline at the 2013 AFTA National Travel Industry Awards and Australia Pacific's Best Airline at the World Airline Awards 2013. Qantas offer the most flights between Sydney and Melbourne of any domestic carrier, with flights scheduled every 15 minutes in peak times Monday to Friday between 6.30 to 8.00AM and 4.30 to 6.00PM. Within Australia, Qantas and its regional airline subsidiary QantasLink, offer more flights within Australia than any other airline, with over 5000 domestic flights each week, serving 58 city and regional destinations across the country. Fly to Melbourne from destinations across the world on Qantas or through our partner airlines.
Virgin Australia
Melbourne Airport, Airport Drv,
Melbourne Airport, Victoria, 3045
Phone Number:
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Jetstar Airways
Melbourne Airport, Airport Drv,
Tullamarine, Victoria, 3045
Phone Number:
61 03 8341 4901
Jetstar is Australia's leading low fares airline flying from Melbourne to 14 domestic destinations and four international destinations. Jetstar operates from both Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) and Avalon Airport. Services to and from Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide operate from Avalon, whilst all other domestic services to Cairns, Gold Coast, Hamilton Island, Hobart, Launceston, Sunshine Coast, Newcastle, Townsville, Darwin and Ballina Byron operate from Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine). Services to Christchurch in New Zealand operate from Melbourne Airport's international terminal. At Melbourne Airport, Jetstar is located at the end of the Qantas Domestic Terminal. To get to Avalon Airport, follow the freeway signs which will direct you to the airport and the Jetstar terminal. Jetstar operates a fleet of 24 Airbus A320 on all domestic and trans Tasman services. Airbus A320s feature 177 all leather seats configured in a single class. Seats are allocated either at the time of purchase, online or via the reservation centre, or at the check-in. On board, meal, snack and beverages (including alcohol) are available for purchase through the JetShop Cafe service. On services two hours or more, passengers are available to hire portable Video on Demand units that feature 10 movies, television programs and music videos. Alternatively passengers can purchase re-usable headsets for in-cabin audio entertainment or read the complimentary monthly in-flight magazine. Jetstar operates value based international services to Bali, Bangkok and Honolulu from Melbourne. Jetstar pasengers to Ho Chi Minh City, Osaka and Phuket from Sydney can purhase through fares with Qantas offering connectivity. All long haul flights are operated by A330-200s, configured for 303 passengers in two classes - economy and StarClass, Jetstar's business class. In economy passengers purchase meals, entertainment and amenities - these are included in StarClass along with larger seats and leg room, loung
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A P.F. freight engine sounded a fire alarm in the city about 12 o'clock last night, the engineer seeing John Shaffer's saw mills, between Bank and Ohio streets, near Fisher's stone quarry, in flames. The fire department was on the spot in good time, notwithstanding the terribly muddy streets, but were handicapped by the accident to the small steamer.
By the time the large steamer was set at the stone quarry and water forced through the hose, the building was beyond hopes of being saved. The work of destruction was complete, Mr. Shaffer estimating that his loss will aggregate $2,500 or $3,000. He carried no insurance. Nothing was saved from the mill.
The boys at the Northern Ohio railroad shops had the laugh on Henry Bremer, a brother employe this morning. Mr. Bremer arose about 5 o'clock this morning and saw the smoke coming from the ruins of Shaffer's saw mill. He excitedly ran through the mud to the home of Syl Shaffer on First street and breathlessly told him that the saw sill was on fire. Mr. Bremer lives less than a square away from the mill on State street, and slept soundly all the time, the din of the firebell, whistles and the shouting of the fire laddies, failing to wake him.
Joe and Frank Louth will furnish music at the opera house tonight and during the remainder of the season, arrangements having been made to that effect.
Delphos Herald,
Feb. 7, 1896
Controversy on Covering
Over Canal for Parking
We favor covering over a part of the Miami & Erie Canal for a parking lot.
We not only favor that, but fail to see how any citizen of Delphos can refrain from knowing the proposal that has been in the hopper for a long time.
Businessmen, who have been trying to get the Delphos city council to make using the canal for off-street parking and finding themselves facing a group of men who are, 'sitting tight.' One of the councilmen has been giving merchants a hard time, stating that this is something that will not benefit everyone."
The argument is the same as saying you are not going to pay to have your appendix taken out because it won't help your broken leg.
There is not one thing that the Delphos city government has ever done that directly has benefitted every member of the population and there is nothing that ever will.
But a healthy, thriving community with good business and good employment for everyone is something that will indirectly, if not directly, help the community as much as anything else will do.
The merchants aren't asking much. Most of the funds can come out of the past and future funds which already — long ago — were designed for improvement of off-street parking.
There are among us in Delphos, some people who believe the canal, as it passes through Delphos, should be used for historical purposes. No one in Delphos is more in favor of utilizing the canal for this than is the Delphos Daily Herald. Long ago, City Editor Jim Buckholtz began advocating such improvements be made. The Herald wants this done for commercial as well as historical reasons. We have printed on numerous occasions the work other towns have done to improve themselves. Some of our readers will remember the Kansas town that helped to bring prosperity to the community by advertising itself as possessing the "largest hand-dug well in the world." (It was Greensburg, Kansas that had the largest hand-dug well in the world at 109 feet deep by 32 feet diameter as told in Farm and Ranch Living magazine. R.H.)
Surely, somewhere, there is a canal boat that can be brought to Delphos and placed at the Fifth St. bridge. Surely we can bring tends of thousands of people to the community by putting forth a little effort at beautifying the canal.
This would not in the slightest interfere with plans for covering or tubing part of the canal so that when the State of Ohio succeeds in forcing Delphos to abandon its center-of-the-street parking, the townspeople will have some place to park.
A false report is one that sometimes is extremely difficult to kill. Every time the Main St. merchants discuss off-street parking over the canal someone comes out with a reason why the canal should not be filled in. No matter how hard the merchants explain that they do not want the canal filled in, but only tubed and covered over part of it, the answer comes back that the canal should not be filled in.
We cannot emphasize strongly enough our feeling that this is merely not something for the Main St. merchants. It is also a convenience for shoppers. If it will not be a definite service to them, then the building of a municipal parking lot is a very foolish action, since no one will use it.
Murray Cohen
Delphos Herald,
Aug. 1, 1962
"John The Baptist
in Trouble"
John Scott, more familiarly known as "John the Baptist," who has a shoe repair shop on East Second street opposite the City Building, tried to end his earthly woes last night, but was prevented from doing so.
John had his hair cut yesterday and last night attended a revival meeting. After the services were over, he filled up on bad booze, and about 11 o'clock, was taken home by Al Bryan, when he became unable to properly care for himself. Al saw him to the door and put him inside, but the restless John came outside. Al again put him into the room when he took out his pocket knife, opened it and made a slash at his neck.
Al grabbed the knife from him and called night officer O'Neill from across the street. Scott then picked up a keen edged shoemaker's knife and went after his jugular vein in a manner which showed that he meant business. Mr. O'Neill, after a short struggle, wrenched the dangerous instrument from his hand and he did not succeed in doing himself any harm other than a slight scratch on his neck. Scott's wife had almost gone into hysterics by this time, and to avoid further trouble for the night, Officer O'Neill and Lindeman locked him up.
This morning his brains had cast off the cobwebs which thickened them last night, and he had the appearance of a sick chicken. John is generally a straight man, and it is not known wether it was his new sensation of having his locks shorn which prompted him to make bad decisions.
Delphos Herald,
Jan. 17, 1896
Violates the Law
Every time a cigar dealer takes a handful of cigars from a box and spreads them out on top of the showcase for the purchaser to select from, he violates one of the most stringent laws of the United States. The international revenue laws has a rigid provision to the effect that a retailer must not take cigars from the box after it has been packed and stamped. He should always hand out the box to his customers and let them select from it.
Delphos Herald,
Jan. 17, 1896
Annual Report
of Fire Chief Westrich
The chief's report shows that the department is equipped with the following:
1 Ahrens fire engine, flue boiler, in service 34 years; 1 hose and chemical wagon; 1 extra hose wagon; 1 hook and ladder wagon with full equipment; 4 fire horses; 6 hand chemicals; 1 Pyrene extinguisher; Vextra ladder, feet long; 1 extra ladder 35 feet long; 3 sets fire harness; 3 sets hangers; 2 hose jackets; 25 pair rubber boots; 25 pair rubber coats and hats; 2,600 feet cotton hose; 200 feet chemical hose; 700 feet rubber hose for sewer washing; 1 hose and reel house; alarm bell; two ladders, located in South Delphos.
There are 25 active members of the department at this time. During the past year the department answered 33 calls.
The largest fire during the year occurred on March 6th when the plant of the American Road Machinery Company was damaged to the extent of $7,537.41. The total of the other losses during the year amounted to $2,587.50.
Delphos Herald,
Jan. 4, 1917


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Don't go for a FF unless you are a serious shooter. I think you should stick to 60D/T4i if you don't spend much time on photography.
The T4i has higher ISO range but the difference is very little.
And about the 70D, it will be very pricey for first few months. At that price or less you will easily get a used 5D markII.
I'm not serious shooter, just a dad with 2 kids. I shoot with 5D III and my little P&S is RX1.
Higher ISO range doesn't mean cleaner image in lower light. It's all about sensor size - you will have more water when carry bigger bucket.
I know people who have txi (what ever number you want 1-4) who are serious shooter bc they are always taking pictures. Others is 5D mark ii and iii who aren't they just need to have top of the line stuff.
If this is your first DSLR, I would say just pick up a used 60D, see if you will use one. I know plenty of people who got a dslr and like the P&S better bc they take it places.
You can always sell your 60D again and probably only lose $50-100 in a few months.
From Jan 1st to March 20th 2013....over 7K photos were taken with my 5D III and over 2K with my Sony RX1. Can you define the number of photos that txi owners shoot with their cameras? Since you mentioned "I know people who have txi (what ever number you want 1-4) who are serious shooter bc they are always taking pictures"
Don't take offense. Some people make assumptions and they don't realize how ignorant they sound. I took 500 pictures of people running today and the worst part is that I now have to look through 500 pictures of people running. It doesn't matter what body I'm using or how much disposable income I have... or how I got that disposable income.
Having said that, I have slowly built up my funds, lenses, and bodies via upgrades. I started with an XS, kit lens, and a 75-300... and that was 4 years ago... or so... and in a few months I'll have a 5d mkiii, a 24-105L, a 100mm f/2.8L, a fisheye lens, a 50mm f/1.4, a 135mm f/2L, and a 70-200mm f/2.8L IS mkii (if I'm lucky enough to find a deal on the last one).
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Melanie Pickens, 34, has pleaded not guilty to abusing five students while she was a teacher at Hopewell Middle School in Milton, according to Judge Henry Newkirk's chambers. Pickens also waived her right to a preliminary hearing.
A Fulton County grand jury indicted Pickens in December on 11 counts of cruelty to children and false imprisonment. According to investigators, Pickens abused nonverbal disabled students between 2004 and 2007 by shoving them into lockers and walls, pushing them and restraining and isolating them for hours in a dark room.
CBS Atlanta began reporting on the abuse beginning in August 2011. Parents of the special needs students claimed Fulton County Schools officials covered up the abuse for years.
Teachers and school personnel said they had reported Pickens to school administrators but that nothing was done to stop the abuse.
In 2007, the district hired an outside investigator who substantiated the abuse in report.
Pickens resigned from the district in 2007.
Pickens' next court appearance has not been scheduled.
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