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Slider form controler on iPad and Touch screens
I've been playing with Kevin Yank/Cameron Adams slider control from Simply Javascript (pp248): http://onsitenow.co.uk/stuff/annuitycalculator/
Has anyone got any advice on trying to get it to function on an iPad/touch screen.
I've tried adding event listeners to ontouchstart, ontouchmove, ontouchend
And I've tried to make my slider clickable by adding: slider.onclick = function(){void(0);};
But I can't get it to work on touch screens.
Is it possible, any advice?
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Hi there,
Otherwise, if you don't mind using a library, jQuery mobile is the way to go: http://jquerymobile.com/demos/1.0b1/...ms-slider.html
Let us know how you get on.
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Hi Pullo,
Thanks, those were the pointers I was looking for :-)
I was hoping to avoid using a framework, as mobile devices may be working on smaller bandwidths, so my preference would be to do it with native javascript.
I'll try the first tutorial first, though I notice it doesn't give a working example, just images of a slider, which is strange.
If I can't get to grips with that I'll have a look at jquerymobile.
Thanks for your suggestions.
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You may then want to consider a tiny library that's dedicated only to touch gestures on such devices, called Hammer.
At the very least, it will also make it easier for you to carve out just the few parts of that library that you know you will have no use for, such as certain types of multi-touch gestures, if you want to cut down even further on space.Programming Group Advisor
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The South West Coast Path has been crowned the country's best coastal path. It is Britain's longest coastal trail, stretching 630 miles from Minehead in Somerset, past Land's End and up towards Poole harbour in Dorset.
It takes in one National Park, five Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and two World Heritage Sites. It won the title at the Coast awards in London.

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Santa Claus now at Stoneridge Mall as Christmas holiday shopping season begins
Original post made on Nov 16, 2009
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It's not even Thanksgiving yet!!!!
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My thoughts excactly Sue... It's not even Thanksgiving YET! it's called GREEDY !
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How sad that they can not wait until the appropriate time...after Thanksgiving! Why not have Santa at back to school shopping time? How ridiculous things have become!!!


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Ocean Paradise - 3bdr Beach Front Vacation Homes in Cayman Islands
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
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Perfectly located on the tranquil north side of Grand Cayman for those who prefer an almost secluded island retreat, Ocean Paradise offers luxury and relaxation in world-class vacation accommodations yet is conveniently located near world-famous Stingray City, Rum Point and Kaibo's restaurants, beaches and water sport activities.
Bask on the white sand beach, enjoy the pool, swim and snorkel with a myriad of sea life, or simply lounge in your hammock snoozing away the day, while listening to the waves lapping just steps from your door.
The ideal setting for families, couples and friends, each of the five 3,000 sq ft luxury villas offers 3 bedroom (plus den), 3 bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, elegant finishing's , high tech amenities, and provide the comforts, privacy and conveniences found in your own home .
Breathtaking ocean views from each villa allow you to enjoy the ocean's many moods from tranquil dawn to glorious sunset. Whether the purpose of your visit is a weekend getaway with friends, a family vacation or a honeymoon, discover why Ocean Paradise will become your home away from home.
Ocean Paradise offers one of the best and most affordable luxury beach front home vacation rental in the Cayman Islands. Stay from three (3) nights or as long as you want.
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Each three bedroom and three bathroom unit has spectacular oceanfront views and direct beach access.
All our Homes feature:
- A fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops.
- Dinning Room
- Living Room and Den
- Wrap Around Porch
- Balconies on both upstairs bedrooms
- Walk in Closets
- Oceanfront Pool
- Pool/beach chairs and tables
- Screened in Porch
- Hammocks
Amenities Include:
- Linens (bed and bath) and beach towels
- Whirlpool tub in master bath
- Washer dryer
- Ironing board and iron
- Central air conditioning (2 zones)
- Ceiling fans
- Telephone
- Wireless high-speed internet
- Cable TV
- 42" HD LCD TV in the Living room
- 37" HD LCD TV in the Den
- Futon in Den
- Board games
- Pool Noodles/mattresses
- Large freshwater swimming pool
- Porch Chairs and Table
- Outdoor Gas Grill
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Within walking distance is the Driftwood Village restaurant where you will find some local charm and good food. They now serve pizzas which are convenient for a quick meal.
Less than 5 minutes drive from Ocean Paradise is Rum Point Beach/Club and the Red Sail beach complex. The facilities offer plenty of activity. They have a great beach bar and grill, a restaurant serving fine dinning and a beach rental and excursion center.
Right there you can rent jet skis, sail boats, kayaks, snorkling gear and more, plus book your Sting Ray City and scuba diving excursions. Most of the excursions leave right from the dock on the property.
Other nearby restaurants:
The Kaibo Yatch Club Restaurant and Beach Bar is a casual beach restaurant which is open for lunch and dinner daily. It also offers fine dinning upstairs. (Over the) Edge Restaurant has really good Wahoo thats always fresh. They also serve other local dishes. Pelican's Reef & the Rusty Pelican are located in the Reef Resort in the East End, eat inside in the A/C or outside at the beach bar. Morrit's Tortuga Club in East End offers casual beach side dining and bar with live entertainment on some nights. The Lighthouse Restaurant offers fine, romantic dining on the sea and features Italian cuisine and local seafood
Other nearby activities & amenities:
Cayman Kayaks located next to Kaibo Restaurant has very interesting tours of our mangrove systems. You are also about a 10 minute drive from the the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park and the Mastic Trail nature hike
About a 25 minute drive away, in the town of Savannah, you will find Pedro Saint James, the Cayman Islands' only "Great House" For those wanting to be pampered a La Mer Spa is located at the Reef Resort next to Morritt's in East End. For basic groceries items Chisholm's Supermarket is a five minute drive from Ocean Paradise. 947-9418 For a minimart Foster's Food Fair is located in East End opposite Morritt's Tortuga and they also have a full size supermarket located in Country Side Shopping Center in Savannah. About 15 mins drive from Ocean Paradise.
Country Side Shopping Center also has other stores including Jacque Scott's which sells a wide selection of liquor. Alternatively, you can arrange to have your vacation home stocked with groceries before your arrival with Cayman Shoppers.
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Summer Special (May, June, July and August) 2014 Special - 20% Off
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Feb 1st - April 30 (3 Nght Min) US$488.75-$575 per Night
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Jul 1st - Jul 31st: US$360.53 - US$424.00 per Nght
Aug 1st - Aug 31st: US$288.28 - US$339.00 per Nght
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Nov 15th - Dec 14th (5 Nght Min) US$403.75-$475 per Night
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Maybe the Packers aren't ready to live and die with Brandon Jackson as their starting running back the rest of the season. In ESPN's Sunday pregame show, insider Chris Mortensen reported that the Packers might be considering a trade for Bills RB Marshawn Lynch as a replacement for Ryan Grant, who suffered a season-ending ankle injury in Week One. Mortensen said the Bills would probably want a starting player and a draft pick in exchange for Lynch, a player the Packers have always reportedly liked.
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This past week, the consensus seemed to be that, while the Packers might be interested in Lynch, the Bills appeared to be adamant in their desire to not let him go to another team. If the Bills were indeed just setting up a smokescreen, one starting Packers player Mortensen speculated they might be interested in is ILB A.J. Hawk, who remained on the sidelines in Week One the entire game with the Packers going solely with their nickel defense.
With Bills ILB Paul Posluszny currently out with a knee injury that could sideline him for at least three weeks, Hawk might come in handy. Another Packers player who might interest the Bills, even though he is not a starter, is versatile OT-OG T.J. Lang.


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Explore ancient Kavala with its striking mountains, crystalline waters, and multicultural buildings hugging the cliffs. Both the fortress and the Kavala aqueduct date back to the 16th Century. Visit the marketplace, stop for a coffee, stroll through the new shops and galleries. Look for ceramics, great wine, fine leather, white marble, handmade cigars, and designer clothing. The Castle of Kavala and the castle at Palaiochori are not to be missed. Then one of the many museums – the Archaeological Museum or the Municipal Museum top the list. The Imararet, the home built by Mohammed Ali Pasha in the 19th Century boasts Ottoman architecture and spectacular views of the sea. Linger over a meal of local specialties, stuffed eggplant or grilled seafood. Enjoy a glass of wine, a coffee and pastry as you absorb the harmony of Kavala.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Relive the glory of Philippi through its incredible archaeological ruins, which reveal the importance and wealth of this ancient Macedonian city.
Your tour commences at the pier with a 45-minute drive inland to Philippi, one of the region's most important archaeological sites. Originally colonized in 360 B.C. by the people of Thasos and called Krinides, it was later renamed Phillippi by Philip II, the king of Macedonia, after he came to the city's aid when threatened by the Thracians. Realizing its potential, Phillip II fortified the city and it soon thrived because of its strategic position and abundant gold mines nearby. The ruins that you will see in Philippi reflect that immense wealth, and the city's former prosperity is further described in the Latin inscriptions still adorning the walls of many of the buildings. Philippi also has great religious importance as the apostle Paul visited on several occasions around 50 A.D. and founded the first Christian church on European soil here during this time.
The first excavations of Philippi began in 1914 and, over the years, a remarkable collection of artifacts and buildings have been unearthed and restored. During your visit you may see the Roman forum, commercial agora, Basilica of Paul, tombstones, mosaic pavements, and an intriguing baptismal area. The glory of Philippi is proudly on display and easy to reach within the rather compact excavated area.
En route back to the pier, you will also enjoy a scenic drive of Kavala. When Philippi was at the height of its power, Kavala also flourished because it was the area's main seaport. Today, it is the second largest city in northern Greece and the principal seaport of Eastern Macedonia. The ancient fortifications here were built by the Byzantines and reinforced by the Ottomans. Some of the noteworthy sites in Kavala are the ancient aqueduct and the castle.
Please note: This tour includes considerable walking in Phillippi, some of it over uneven surfaces. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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Engineering research receives £10m
£10m has been awarded to the University of Southampton to develop new world-class engineering research facilities. Outdated equipment will be replaced, with much of the money spent on marine and maritime sciences.
There will be major investment in the new buildings at the university's new Boldrewood Campus as part of government moves to inject funding into the technologies of the future.
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The UK's world-class universities are at the forefront of our economic recovery. It's vital we do everything we can to encourage collaboration with the private sector and boost funding for research.


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- Find out about CBLI's Fall 2014 course offerings
- Community Research Open House: Monday, September 15 (1:00-3:00pm) Come talk to CBLI staff and students to learn more about research opportunities for your independent work with local non-profit organizations!
- Congratulations to the 2014 Dean Hank Dobin Prize winners!
- The Trenton Project website is available! View the micro-documentaries created during the spring 2013 course URB 202: Documentary Film and the City. (more details available on our News page)
- Explore an interactive map to learn about students' research experiences from the summer. Alex Kasdin '14 was sponsored by CBLI to do research in Cape Town, South Africa: "Zoom in: 28 stories of a global summer"
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The Community-Based Learning Initiative (CBLI) connects students' academic work with their interest in and concern for the communities around the University. Working with local nonprofits, students develop research projects, collect and analyze data, and share their results and conclusions, not just with their professors, but also with organizations and agencies that can make use of the information. Working with CBLI, students can do community-based research in courses, as a summer research internship, and as part of their junior paper or senior thesis.
"I expected this position to allow me to do meaningful and interesting work and have a generally pleasant experience. I didn't expect to be so truly inspired by the work being done by the Trenton Health Team. This internship did more than appeal to my interests; it sparked passion."
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After reluctantly battling dragons, Mayan gods, and becoming a Knight of a long lost Holy Order, unwitting hero George Stobbart settles down to a life of mundane 9-5 office work. Who would have thought that a mysterious and beautiful woman would enter his life; a woman whose sudden disappearance draws him into a desperate search for a nefarious artifact of great and terrible power?
Heralded as the greatest bastion of true adventure gaming, Broken Sword: The Angel of Death draws the player in to a dark world of conspiracy theories, daring adventures, and ancient societies. Excellent story with many references to the Bible greatly improve the already fantastic feeling of immersion and make the tale gripping and believable. So if you are an adventure genre fan this is a no-brainer.
Age requirements: ESRB Rating: TEEN with Alcohol and Tobacco Reference, Mild Blood, Mild Language, Mild Violence, Suggestive Themes. PEGI Rating: 12+ with Bad Language.
Minimum system requirements: Windows XP or Windows Vista, 1.8 GHz Processor, 512MB RAM (1 GB recommended), 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 9, 2.6GB HDD, Mouse, Keyboard. Compatibility notice: Integrated Intel graphics cards are not supported.
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I don't even know where to begin on this one. I really loved The Shadow of the Templars, wasn't quite happy with The Smoking Mirror, and actually enjoyed The Sleeling Dragon (apart from the really cheap ending). And I played them all in a row just recently, so this isn't nostalgia talking.
But this, in my opinion is the absolute low point of the franchise. Even though the controlsread more are quite primitive, the developers managed to mess them up. The inventory menu won't pop up when you need it, the scrolling is awkward, characters get stuck in objects etc. etc. - and I thought The Sleeping Dragon had bad controls. Yeah, and get this: there is no way to skip dialogue lines whatsoever. Perhaps it wouldn't bother me so much, but every time you try to use something in this game or ask a question to your companion your character babbles a 10-second long line of nonsense.
The worst thing are the puzzles though. While the original Broken Sword game managed to avoid the frustrating Sierra-style "use fish on banana to open the door" puzzles, this one embraced them in the fullest. Sometimes there is no logic involved at all - on some occasions the game won't allow you to do something until you leave the location, come back and do exactly the same thing again!
George's character is badly re-designed and doesn't look anything like himself. The voice-over is quite poorly done in some scenes. The ending is bland as hell. The humour is so bad it hurts.
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Posted on 2011-10-18 08:02:01 byhybridial:
A lot of people didn't care for the transition from David Gibbon's wonderful 2D art to standard polygonal 3D for the Broken Sword series and that is fair enough. But realistically it had to happen as 2D animation becomes extremely costly at higher resolutions. Taking that into account, lets focus on the game itself here.
The Angel of Death is probably the most serious and religionread more orientated story in a Broken Sword game yet, and it's overall approach is definitely less campy than 3. This is more played as a thriller but with the laconic sense of humour possessed by the series' long serving protagonists still mostly intact.
It also pared back some of the mechanics presented in 3, such as stealth and action functions. It's a lot more traditional and the lack of cheap instant deaths means that's a good thing really. The puzzles as they are are quite standard fare, challenging but not as taxing as some of the classic games of the genre. The story however is full of twists and turns and there is a lot of deception involved. This leads to a finale that is in some ways as inherently ridiculous as all the great finales the series has presented us, but in more earnest and dark way. Some might not like how the absurd is played straight in this game but it's always how I've preferred my absurdity, it means one can appreciate it more.
The game is certainly not perfect, there are some elements of the story that are a little underdeveloped, and the humour is definitely not as present and funny in previous entries. As such this feels like it could have simply changed the name of the characters and not been a Broken Sword game. Nevertheless, this is a very solid adventure game that offers a mostly interesting story with great characters and fun challenges. Definitely recommended.
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Posted on 2011-10-18 11:12:35 byunacomn:
After finishing Broken Sword 4, it left me with a strange sensation. On one hand, I liked the puzzles and the control a lot more. Moving away from the mobile phone-esque block puzzles that BS3 had was really appreciated, but for me the game sort of dropped the ball on the story.
It tried it's best to be like the first Broken Sword, it had the meeting between two strangers in unusualread more circumstances, it had the manuscript that needed to be deciphered, it had the fake villain, but it lacked the charm that the first one had. Well, it lacked Nico for most of it, so that may have been it.
There was also a very big lack of Paris, and a proper ending for that matter. Much like the third game, Broken Sword 4 had it's ups and downs. Hopefully, if they ever make another game, and if it's not a 2D hand drawn adventure, it will have the gameplay of BS4, but a story more in the lines of BS3.
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Soccer and Volleyball make the grades in GSAC
The Great South Athletic Conference has announced the 2012 Fall All-Academic award winners and 59 student-athletes from around the league were honored for coupling their athletic prowess with academic pursuits.
Soccer's Ferguson, Ketchum and others ranked nationally
In the final NCAA Division III statistical soccer rankings, the Salem College soccer team made the list in several areas. The Spirits, who finished the season with a 16-3-1 record and a Great South Regular Season Championship, had 6 different players in the rankings. Sawyer Ferguson (Billings, MT) finished the season with an impressive 10 game-winning goals, which was 2nd in the entire nation of over 8,000 athletes.
Soccer defeats Spelman 4-0 to move to championship game
The Salem College soccer team stormed by Spelman 4-0 in the Great South Tournament semifinals. Taylor Norman (Springfield, VA) had a goal and 2 assists in the win. The Spirits won their 16th game, which is a new record for wins in a season and they are currently 16-3.
Eight Soccer Players and Coach Callahan Honored by GSAC
The Great South Athletic Conference announced their women's soccer postseason award winners on Thursday morning and 8 Salem soccer student-athletes were earned honors. Salem's Tarryn Bundy (West Deptford, NJ) claimed the prestigious Freshman of the Year distinction while her head coach, Jay Callahan, earned the Coach of the Year nod after guiding the Spirits to the league's top seed heading into this weekend's conference tournament. Clara Kienzle from Agnes Scott won the Player of the Year, but she was followed closely by Sawyer Ferguson (Billings, MT) and Stephanie Hubbard (Sanford, NC) who came in 2nd and 3rd in Player of the Year voting.
Soccer Earns First Great South Regular Season Championship in School History
The Salem College soccer team clinched the first-ever Great South Athletic Conference (GSAC) Regular Season Championship in Salem College history today. The Spirits won 6-0 against Wesleyan College to improve to 9-1 in the Great South and 15-3 overall. Based on conference tie-breaker rules, the Spirits win the title over Covenant.
Soccer moves one game away from GSAC Regular Season Championship
The Salem College soccer team moved 1 game away from winning the 1st Great South Regular Season Championship in school history. Sawyer Ferguson (Billings, MT) scored twice and assisted another, which put her in 1st all-time at Salem for goals and points in a season. Salem improves to 14-3 overall and 8-1 in the Great South.
Soccer's Ketchum Selected Great South Player of the Week
Paige Ketchum recorded two shutouts this week in two very important Great South wins for Salem. She recorded seven key saves in a 1-0 win against Covenant, and three saves in a 2-0 win against Agnes Scott. The Spirits now have six straight shutouts and improve to 13-3 overall and 7-1 in the GSAC.
Soccer set to celebrate Thiel and Younger at senior game
The Salem College soccer team is set to celebrate 2 seniors Sabrina Thiel (Hillsboro, OH) and Kellie Younger (Manhattan Beach, CA) this Sunday at 1:00. The Spirits will host Georgia Wesleyan in their final regular season match of the year, which is also their senior day.
Soccer has successful 1st Alumnae Game
The Salem College soccer team had its 1st-ever Alumnae Game on Sunday at the Salem College Soccer Field. The current team beat the alumnae 4-1.
Soccer clinches first-ever #1 seed in Great South Tournament
The Salem College soccer team clinched the school's first-ever #1 seed in a Great South Tournament with a 2-0 victory today against Agnes Scott. Paige Ketchum (Jacksonville, NC) and the Salem defense earned their 6th straight shutout in the victory. The Spirits improved to 12-3 overall with the victory, and to 7-1 in the Great South.


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The board that oversees the Metro bus system announced Tuesday that it's willing to cover the Cincinnati streetcar's operating costs. However, Mayor John Cranley says dollar commitment is 'woefully short' of what's needed to operate the streetcar.
A statement from Metro's board -- the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) -- said that the board voted Tuesday "to endorse the concept of assuming responsibility for the operating costs associated with the Cincinnati Streetcar."
In addition, a $1 million commitment was made from The Haile Jr. US Bank Foundation to seed an operating reserve fund.
SORTA's willingness is based on commitments from Cincinnati businesses and philanthropies to work with SORTA in a public-private partnership. The partnership would secure the funds needed to cover the short and long-term operating costs for the streetcar.
During Tuesday's board meeting, a SORTA consultant presented several "viable" financial models to fund the project costs. SORTA officials said the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) will also assist the board in this process and share the best practices for streetcar operations in other cities.
Tuesday's announcement will require further collaboration between the city, the business and philanthropic community and SORTA.
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Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld reacted favorably to SORTA's announcement.
"A scenario where the city finishes construction, SORTA handles operations, the federal government sustains its financial commitment and the private sector puts real skin in the game represents everything a productive partnership should be," he said.
"it's a win-win-win that prevents the waste of tens of millions of dollars, prevents real harm to our national reputation, delivers a positive return on our investment and mitigates the long-term operating burden on the city."
Councilmembers Wendell Young, Chris Seelbach and Yvette Simpson also believe it's good start to a sustainable funding solution for the continued operation of the Cincinnati Streetcar
However, Mayor Cranley states that the dollar commitment from SORTA is 'woefully short' of what's needed to operate the streetcar.
"We appreciate SORTA's interest in trying to help on the streetcar, but to be clear, that is woefully insufficient for us to move forward on the streetcar based on the principles we outlined last week," explains Cranley.
Cranley adds that he would not want to risk funding for Cincinnati's bus service.
"It's important for folks to understand that the city provides $50 million a year to SORTA for bus service," says Cranley. "I believe that there is somewhere in the range of 80 thousand people that rely on those buses everything single day to get from their homes to their jobs and back to their families. The research shows that in every city in which bus and streetcar services are combined, bus service is minimized at the expense of additional streetcar routes."
"Metro has no financial wherewithal to cover the shortfall," adds Cranley, "except for cutting into bus service. That is not something that I will support."
However, he states he's still committed to using some private funding for operating the streetcar. Cranley also stated that he is against a ticket tax for the Cincinnati Bengals and Reds to come up with funding.
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With that in mind -- and Halloween arriving this weekend -- let's go back, like way back to some of the original movie monsters that scared audiences-for the first time. They may seem quaint and kind of cute now, but they scared the dickens out of audiences in their day. 'Twilight,' 'Vampire Diaries,' 'True Blood,' 'Cirque du Freak.' We're drowning in blood! If we have to see another iteration of the vampire saga, we're going to scream. No, not like a good, horrified scream. But an I'm-sick-of-this kind of scream.
With that in mind -- and Halloween arriving this weekend -- let's go back, like way back to some of the original movie monsters that scared audiences-for the first time. They may seem quaint and kind of cute now, but they scared the dickens out of audiences in their day.
'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' (1920)
It's a challenging role, playing a man split between his good and evil sides. But in this silent film, John Barrymore was up to the task. So was Fredric March, who won the Oscar for his portrayal of the English doctor-scientist in a 1931 adaptation. And so, it only makes sense that Keanu Reeves is set to reprise the role, in a film that has yet to go into production, directed by Danish hot shot Nicholas Winding Refn.
'Nosferatu' (1922)
OK, technically, the first legit Dracula on film was Bela Lugosi's in 1931, but 'Nosferatu' director F.W. Murnau didn't have the rights to Bram Stoker's 1897 novel, so he switched around some of the details, most notably making the king of all vampires (Max Schreck) butt ugly. The concept that evil could look so nasty seems to have been lost on the hundreds of adaptations that have followed; just take note of the pretty young things on the CW's 'The Vampire Diaries.' To think they came from this.
'The Phantom of the Opera' (1925)
This silent film stars Lon Chaney as the eponymous character who lurks under the Paris Opera House. Chaney's makeup job-those nostrils!-did the trick, horrifying audiences like Jigsaw could only wish. Andrew Lloyd Webber's 2004 adaptation, directed by Joel Schumacher, went a different route, putting a hunkier spin on the character, played by Gerard Butler. As in most of the early horror films, this monster is actually just a misunderstood romantic, this one in love with a singer whom he wants to make a star.
'Frankenstein' (1931)
Dr. Frankenstein's monster is quite a stretch from the original creature found in Mary Shelley's novel. For one thing, he can't speak fluently; instead he's reduced to grunts and groans that make him more, well, movie monsterish. With James Whale directing and Boris Karloff playing the monster, the film is a classic that spawned many sequels and spin-offs, the best of which is Mel Brooks' 1974 comedy, 'Young Frankenstein.'
'The Mummy' (1932)
Boris Karloff strikes again in this monster mash, playing Imhotep, an ancient Egyptian priest who comes back from the dead. Unlike Dracula and most of the other moster films of the era, 'The Mummy' didn't have a literary precedent, having been concocted by producer Carl Laemmle, Jr. who was inspired by the opening of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922. Seventy years later, 'The Mummy' also managed to bring Brendan Fraser's career back to life as well.
'Werewolf of London' (1935)
Although 1941's 'Wolfman' was far more popular (and stars Lon Chaney Jr., following in his father's horrifying footsteps), actor Henry Hull wears the whiskers to great effect in this tale of an English wolfman. It took another forty years, in 1981, for an equally fearsome (and awfully funny) werewolf to return to the Brits, with John Landis' 'An American Werewolf in London.' Of course, Benicio Del Toro will no doubt give us something to scream about when he stars in 'The Wolfman,' coming this February.
'The Blob' (1958)
What? You don't think the Blob deserves to be held in as high regard as the other movie monsters listed here? Of course, it does: if it's worthy enough to be an opponent of a youngish Steve McQueen, then it's good enough for us. (Entourage's Kevin Dillon also did battle with the blob in the 1988 remake.) And this classic communist-spreading-movie-metaphor will live again: Rob Zombie is working on a remake.


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A town will fall silent today to mark the 20th anniversary of the murder of two boys in an IRA outrage.
A town will fall silent today to mark the 20th anniversary of the murder of two boys in an IRA outrage.
A ceremony and minutes silence will be held in Warrington today to mark 20 years since the town was bombed by the IRA killing two children.
Twenty years on since Warrington bombing father of victim Tim Parry recalls: "I remember the day frame by frame."
It's 20 years ago this week since the death of 3 year old Jonathan Ball and 12 year old Tim Parry in the Warrington Bombings.
There were those who called for revenge and retaliation against those responsible and their supporters. But one family has led a single-minded fight for peace and reconciliation ever since.
Colin Parry had to switch off his son Tim's life support machine in the days after the attack. We went with him to the Northern Ireland Assembly to meet political leaders, some of whom openly supported the IRA back in 1993.
From Belfast, our correspondent Ashley Derricott reports
Just before 12:30 this lunchtime, the town of Warrington fell silent. People put their busy day on hold, to remember the victims of two IRA bombs, detonated within a minute of each other, 20 years ago today.
Three-year-old Johnathan Ball died at the scene. Tim Parry, who was 12, died of his injuries five days later. Another 56 people were hurt.
As hundreds paused this afternoon, they were urged to look forward with hope rather than back with anger.
Warrington fell silent this lunchtime to mark 20 years since two IRA bombs went off in the town centre.
Two boys were killed after the terrorist attack and 56 people were injured. Caroline Wareham reports.
David Cameron has praised the parents of a victim of the IRA Warrington bombing in their pursuit for peace.
Tim Parry died along with Jonathan Ball following the Bridge Street blast. A minutes silence was held at 12:27 the time it went off to mark the 20th anniversary.
Following the blast Colin and Wendy Parry set up a Peace Centre in the town to try and resolve conflicts between various groups.
Today the Prime Minister said:
"When you suffer a tragedy like this it must be so much easier to try and forget about it but to go on and campaign for peace and to bring together the people of Warrington shows enormous character and fortitude and they have the backing of the whole county."
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A minute's silence will be held today at 12:27pm, exactly twenty years since the Warrington bombing.
Twelve-year-old Tim Parry was killed in the blast along with three-year-old Johnathan Ball.
Tim's parents, Colin and Wendy, will be hosting a conference at their centre today on the subject of 'The Cost of Peace & The Price of Extremism'.
The parents of Tim Parry, one of the boys killed in the IRA bomb blast in Warrington will address the Northern Ireland assembley today on the eve of the 20th anniversary.
Colin and Wendy Parry have campaigned for Peace and set up The Tim Parry Jonathan Ball Foundation for Peace in memory of Tim and three-year-old Johnathan Ball.
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Colin and Wendy Parry, whose son Tim died in the Warrington bombing, have joined hundreds of people for a moving ceremony.
Warrington fell silent today to mark the 20th anniversary of the murder of two boys in an IRA outrage.
20 peace doves were released at a moving civic event to commemorate the Warrington bombing, which tore through the town's shopping centre, instantly killing three-year-old Johnathan Ball.
Tim Parry, 12, became the second victim when he died of his injuries five days later.
A further 56 people were injured by the two bombs which were placed in litter bins in Bridge Street and exploded shortly after midday that sunny Saturday afternoon.
No warning was given and nobody has ever been prosecuted for the outrage which took place the day before Mothering Sunday.
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La Crosse, WIS. (WXOW) --------- Day 2 of the Wisconsin State Snowboarding Championships took place at Mount La Crosse on Sunday.
Central-Logan's Jack Pretasky recorded the top spot in the Men's Boarder Cross Final with a combined time of 46.36. That 1st place finish propelled him to the gold as the Central-Logan Junior wins the Men's Snowboarding State Title.
Right behind Pretasky, was Aquinas-Onalaska-West Salem's (AOWS) Austin Fellenz. He took 2nd in the Boarder Cross with a time of 48.05. Fellenz takes home the silver medal.
Today was the first day of both Men's and Women's Ski Races.
Central-Logan dominated the day. Men skiers, led by Eric Johnson who took 1st, placed four racers in the top 5 of the Giant Slalom Competition. For the women, Junior Abby Leinfelder won both the Super G and Slalom races.
Skiing picks up again Monday, with Central-Logan leading going into the day.
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The news of Kentucky's Nerlens Noel being forced to miss the rest of the season after tearing his ACL will undoubtedly give rise to a wave of columns surrounding the former McDonald All-American's future and the controversy surrounding the NBA's eligibility rules. But there's another question floating around that will only grow larger and more debated as the shock surrounding Noel's injury begins to wear off: How good can the Wildcats be without their star?
To be fair, this team never appeared capable of living up to its top five preseason billing. It was a ranking given more for what last year's Kentucky team was able to accomplish and the respect for John Calipari's ability to work with talented freshmen than it was belief in the 2012-13 Wildcats. That said, significant strides had been made in recent weeks, and Noel was at the center of those.
Noel will likely end his college career with 106 blocks in 24 games, a stunning average of 4.41 blocks per game. For comparison's sake, Florida big man Patric Young is in his third season with the Gators and has 103 career blocks. Noel's offensive production had also increased dramatically during UK's recent run of success. He entered Tuesday night's game with a streak of three straight double-doubles, and was averaging 10.5 ppg to go with his team-best 9.5 rpg.
What Kentucky will miss most about Noel, however, is his bourgeoning leadership. It sounds silly to say about a freshman, but the team's best player was also starting to become its unofficial captain. It was a necessary development for a squad so noticeably lacking in the leadership department.
For the first time in the Calipari era, there wasn't the Patrick Patterson or Darius Miller figure who had been around UK for multiple years and could serve as a guiding influence for the talented freshmen. It wasn't an ideal scenario by any stretch of the imagination, but Noel was becoming the best form of that guy he could be.
While reports of him becoming more vocal had been popping up with increased frequency, you didn't need to read them for Noel's leadership qualities to be apparent. No one in the country worked harder on than the guy who might have had the least incentive to do so. He's the type of player who forces everyone on the court wearing the same jersey to either raise their games or have their lack of effort blatantly stick out. His last play as a Wildcat - in which he came from out of the television screen and raced the length of the court to block what would have been an uncontested lay-up - says more about his importance than any sequence of statistics or locker room story could.
The good news for Kentucky is that they'll be able to ease into life without Noel thanks to an extremely down SEC schedule. That's also the bad news for Kentucky. The Wildcats find themselves at 17-7 and with a middling RPI of 49 and strength of schedule of 68. They have just one top 50 RPI win (over reeling Ole Miss), a fact they'll likely only have two shots at changing (vs. Missouri on 2/23 and Florida on 3/9). That type of schedule also leaves UK with little margin for error. Losses to teams with cringe-worthy resumes like Vanderbilt, Mississippi State or Georgia could quickly toss the Cats onto the wrong side of the bubble with little opportunity for reprieve.
The most talked about man in Lexington other than Noel right now is fellow freshman big man Willie Cauley-Stein. The far less heralded recruit doesn't have the athleticism of his predecessor in the starting lineup, but he's shown flashes of the same type of effectiveness on both ends of the court. The biggest question for Cauley-Stein is how he handles the increase in demand. He's appeared in 20 games this season, scored in double figures seven times, but has yet to play more than 30 minutes.
Calipari's also going to need far more consistently from the equally talented and erratic freshmen duo of Archie Goodwin and Alex Poythress. Each has the potential to be a lottery pick, but has frustrated Big Blue Nation to no end at points this season with either their questionable decision making (Goodwin) or lack of effort (Poythress).
How this trio of youngsters steps up and handles their newfound responsibility will determine whether Kentucky turns into the dangerous low seed that no one wants to play in March, or a statistic about teams that failed the year after winning a national championship.


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This 10 session program is designed to boost resilience in children aged 7—14. With help from a comic strip story and superhero characters, each session tackles a key issue, from forming healthy relationships and overcoming anxiety, to dealing with grief and thinking positively. Worksheets, creative activities and tips for parents are included. more »2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $32.95
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The Winter Olympics are almost complete, having started two weeks ago. With the Games starting to come to a close, one of the most exciting events for hockey fans is fast approaching—the gold medal match of the men's hockey tournament.
Quarterfinal games were played Wednesday with the top four seeds advancing to the semi-finals—Sweden, the United States, Canada and Finland. While the remaining teams offer some great games, they also cause a little dissension among the Pirates crew with a good mix of both American and Canadian-born players.
"Obviously, it's a little rivalry within the locker room," Pirates defenseman Chris Summers said before his recall to the Phoenix Coyotes Thursday. "Guys poke at each other a little bit. The Americans are outnumbered a little bit but it's a good little healthy competition."
The U.S. and Canada will play Friday with the winner heading to the gold medal game. While the matchup should prove to be one for the ages, there is no doubt in Mark Visentin's mind who will come out on top.
"Canada. All day," the netminder proclaimed. But it will not be a walk in the park for the Canadians, especially with revenge on the mind of the Americans.
"What happened four years ago was a heart-breaker for the U.S.," Andy Miele admitted. "So there will be lots of money on the game," he added with a slight smile.
Even Visentin, with all of his confidence in his countrymen, notes that the competition will be stiff.
"Finland has been good, they have Rask who has been playing real well," he said. "I think Sweden is always a threat too. Obviously the Americans are good. They're all a threat, those four left. I think any of them could win, it's just a matter of who can come out and perform."
Miele is just as confident about the Americans as Visentin is of the Canadian team.
"I think they've been doing great from the little I've seen," he said. "There's high expectations now for U.S.A. hockey and they're following through with that and it's exciting."
Another exciting aspect of the Olympic Games has been seeing friends representing their respective countries. Miele, who has spent some time with the Coyotes players who headed to Sochi, such as Lauri Korpikoski and Mike Smith, was especially happy for Oliver Ekman-Larsson, who spent time with the Pirates last season.
"I was super excited to see he made Sweden and he's doing well there and I can't wait to hear stories about it after," Miele said.
Summers also had former teammates head to Russia.
"One of my best friends [Brian Lebler] got the opportunity to play for Austria and it was really exciting to see him go over there and compete," Summers said. Lebler was Summers's roommate while they played together at the University of Michigan. Carl Hagelin, another former teammate of Summers, has also has played well for team Sweden, notching two goals in their win over Slovenia Wednesday.
"He's a tremendous player, a lot of energy he brings to the table," Summers said, referring to the New York Rangers forward.
While the tournament will come to a close Sunday morning at 7 am, with one of the two North American countries in the mix, the players have yet to make plans as they have some more important matters on their minds.
"We have a game Saturday to focus on," Visentin said. "We have a game in the afternoon Sunday, so I haven't even thought about it to be honest."
The Pirates' weekend will begin Saturday with a matchup against the Manchester Monarchs in another game of the VIP Cup Series, presented by VIP Tires & Service, before the team hosts the St. John's IceCaps in Lewiston on Sunday.
Saturday's game can be heard on the Pirates flagship stations WPEI 95.5/95.9 FM as well as WEZR FM 105.5/AM 1240 in the Lewiston/Auburn area and WTME AM 780/1450 in Oxford County. The game can also be heard online at portlandpirates.com by clicking "Listen Live" and can be seen live on AHL Live at ahllive.com. The pregame show starts at 6:40 with Jeff Mannix. Tickets for Sunday's matchup against the St. John's IceCaps are available at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee by calling 783-2009 ext. 525 or online at - the first 500 fans in attendance will receive a free winter hat courtesy of Electricity Maine!
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Saints said they have reached agreement on a 5-year deal with former Falcons LB Curtis Lofton.— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 25, 2012
New Orleans has a solid starting middle linebacker in Jonathan Vilma, but his status for next season is uncertain. He was one of the key players in the Saints' bounty scandal. Sean Payton and Gregg Williams will both be suspended for the entirety of this upcoming season, but player suspensions have not been handed down yet. Vilma was found to have offered up his own money as part of a bounty, so he's likely to miss some time this year.
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Relaxing Vacation Cottage on Thompson Lake in Oxford
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Canada Hill Shores
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Imagine waking up to a gorgeous sunrise and enjoying your morning coffee on the deck while overlooking the peaceful water. At night, enjoy roasting marshmallows by the lakeside fire pit. This cottage offers a private dock & raft to swim to plus 2 moorings. Two kayaks are also available to explore the lake. Beautiful lake views from all windows.
In the summer, the camp sleeps 8 or 2 families. The main house has 2 bedrooms and a pull out couch. 2nd deck off the master bedroom. The kitchen is fully equipped. Washer and dryer, gas grill, cable TV and DVD player. The bunk house hosts the 3rd bedroom and is a studio setup. Bunk house is available from May thru September.
The lake is great for all watersports, skiing, tubing, kayaking and fishing. Lake is stocked with trout, bass, salmon and others. There is a marina on the lake to rent boats, gas up or treat yourself to an ice cream. Also a general store/takeout restaurant you can walk to or dock your boat at.
The camp allows for 2 cars and 1 trailer. Guest provide their own sheets and towels. No pets or smoking. No additional guests unless agreed upon prior to rental agreement.
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Carolyn Kelley 508-520-3370
house rental amenities
Main House
Master - 1 queen
2nd bedroom - bunk beds twin on top and queen on bottom
Livingroom - pullout sofa
Bunk House (May - September)
Queen bed
Pullout Sofa
activities and attractions in Oxford Maine
Thompson Lake Marina
Oxford Casino
Oxford Plains Speedway
Flagship Movie Theatre
Oxford Plains Fun Park
Golf Courses including Poland Springs
Oxford Winter Tubing Park
Shawnee Peak - 20 min
Mt. Abram - 30 min
Sunday River - 45 min
Convenience Stores - within 10 min:
Outpost (walking distance)
Naples Causeway/Sebago 20 minutes
vacation rental rates
Peak Season: June 21st-Sept 6th (Sat to Sat) $1,150
June 1st-21st and Sept 6th-27th weekly rental $950
Off Season: October - May weekly rental $650
Weekend rental (Fri-Sun) $350
Monthly rental $2,000
Holiday and School Vacations weekly rental $1,050
50% due at signing
Plus 7% Maine tax
Carolyn Kelley 508-520-3370
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Top things to do in Oxford
- Poland Springs Golf Course
- Black Bear Casino
- Oxford Speedway
- Go Karts/Mini Golf
- Flagship Cinemas
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming
- Hiking / Walking
- Kayaking
- Relaxing
- Fishing
Top things to do with a family
- Campfire
- Boating
- Maine Wildlife Zoo
- Play Games
- Tell Stories by the Fire
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