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Sleeps 4! 1 Bed/1 Bath Apartment, Upper West Side in Manhattan
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This one bedroom apartment in an elevator/doorman building of the Upper West Side in New York City features hard wood floors, modern furniture and tasteful wall art for a complete homelike setting. The common room includes both the living room and dining area. Centered on a fine leather sofa, coffee table and high definition television this is the place to mingle lounge and relax. With a marble top, the space-friendly breakfast table accommodates for four. Conveniently, this area can convert into an extra sleeping accommodation with a Full sized pull out bed. The kitchen comes fully equipped with appliances, cookware and dishware. Full bathroom features shower, marble tub, Hollywood style lighting above the mirror and towels provided for your stay. The comfortably spacious bedroom includes a King sized bed with matching nightstand and dresser with mirror. The building also includes access to a Laundromat on the premises. Primarily a residential neighborhood it makes a great choice for your trip since you'll be away from the chaos and congestion of other heavily touristic areas. The area is rich in history and an architectural enchantment with many building dating back to World War II (and some even as far back as WWI). This particular building is wonderfully close to the beauty and enamor of Central Park. The area has access to fine dining, local bars, and some of the best gourmet stores. Enjoy a tour of the acclaimed American Museum of Natural History that encompasses history from the time of the Dinosaurs to the 21st Century. Also in the area are the New York Historical Society and Nicholas Roerich Museum. With public transportation in the area, you'll be able to travel throughout the city and make the most of your trip!
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Founders Syrup Del Noche - Founders Brewing Company
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Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev -4.3%
sampled on tap at the brewpub april 28/2011, side by side with the bourbon del noche. this is apparently the same base as the bourbon del noche, but instead of regular bourbon barrels it was aged for a full year in the same maple bourbon barrels they use for the CBS.
pours nearly black, just a shade lighter than the bourbon version but still clear. it shows more reddish brown at the edges where the other was less red. the head has more of a finer tan hue and still leaves a bunch of spotty lace as it falls.
aroma is great. smells like the bourbon version mellowed by time in a barrel! bourbon, vanilla, maple, caramel, and a bit of buttery coffee. hops and toasty character from the bourbon version have mellowed out. smooth.
taste is great. generally you can see the common base with the bourbon version. a bit sweeter and so much mellower than the bourbon version. dark and milk chocolate. lightly toasted whole wheat bread and biscuit. bit of anise. the alcohol has mellowed and now you just get a little warmth on the way down.
mouthfeel is great. nice big body. medium carbonation level.
drinkability is great. great balance. nice depth. a different direction from the bourbon version. i like each of them in their own way, and i think from day today my opinion could change, but today this one wins out by a small margin.
05-07-2011 00:29:41 | More by grub
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5/5 rDev +6.4%
I was fortunate to get to have this (with Bourbon Del Noche) at the Founders Black Party 2011. Other reviews here give plenty of details on the beer itself, so I won't duplicate their data; that said, I LOVE this beer. The idea of taking a Black IPA and adding a sweet element (due to the maple syrup cask aging of it) makes for a GREAT beer for those who might otherwise be highly-afraid of either a pitch-black beer or an IPA (not to mention a pitch-black IPA). I can only hope that Founders will bottle this awesome nectar in the near future, as I feel that it would prove to be very popular; I chalk this beer up as one of my all-time (surprise!) favorites.
10-14-2011 04:21:49 | More by DJSpidey
5/5 rDev +6.4%
03-22-2013 02:33:33 | More by AndrewKroll
5/5 rDev +6.4%
11-27-2011 02:16:18 | More by GRG1313
4/5 rDev -14.9%
Tap at Founders. It was written on the board as a DIPA, but the black ale seems to fit better, as with the regular Diablo Del Noche.
Cola brown pour, just a whisp of light tan head. Sticks to the glass all right.
Malty, maple and some light booze. Lighter herbal, piney hops.
Taste, strong caramel maltiness and maple. A little charry booziness. Some roast, herbal and piney hops overcome the sweetness.
Don't know where these guys get their barrels, but they add so much to so many of their brews.
Warming but nearly creamy smooth and coating. 7.5% makes this less of a killer than some. Worth trying and less char than Hand of Doom.
04-27-2011 03:05:38 | More by Bung
5/5 rDev +6.4%
12-13-2011 07:24:19 | More by CaptainNomihodai
5/5 rDev +6.4%
11-17-2011 15:43:53 | More by JoshVandy
4.55/5 rDev -3.2%
On tap at Founders last Friday. Served in a snifter.
The pour is nearly-black. Really a very dark brown. Pretty excellent mocha head that fades quickly into a short cap. Nice legs on the sides of the glass. Pretty good looking beer. The nose is dominant with a really strong maple character that is just short of dominating, as it lets the base beer shine. Moderate amount of oak and some light vanilla there as well. Really wonderful. The flavor combines maple and molasses really well with the addition of some brown sugar, oak, and sweet malt. Touch of roast in the background. Feel is incredibly luscious and smooth with only the faintest hint of booze. Overall, simply fantastic--reminiscent of the first batch of CBS.
05-04-2011 00:28:17 | More by Thorpe429
4.55/5 rDev -3.2%
Notes from 4/20/11
Pours black with a slight head. The appearance must be the low point of this pint.
Plenty of maple and earthy malts in the smell. There are also hints of vanilla, chocolate, and oak playing around in my nose.
Wonderful maple-coffee like dark malts. This is Canadian Breakfast Stout's younger brother. More sweet than bitter but some pine comes through to help the balance. Also indicated in the smell, the chocolate, vanilla, and oak come through in the taste.
Very full and rich in the mouth with a clean bite at the end. The aftertaste lasts and it is welcome in my mouth any day.
This is very drinkable and super tasty! I wish this was a regular offering. In my opinion, this is much better than Bourbon Del Noche.
07-01-2011 02:59:08 | More by TCgoalie
5/5 rDev +6.4%
11-19-2011 02:36:34 | More by JDizzle
5/5 rDev +6.4%
11-14-2011 07:18:19 | More by klipper
3.75/5 rDev -20.2%
09-08-2013 05:18:20 | More by TheBeerTruck
4.43/5 rDev -5.7%
Thin head just a few bubbles after the pour around the edges of the glass. Dark brown in color. Barley wine alcohol, sweet, smokey, fennel, chocolate aromas. Really nice flavors, some interesting mixtures of things going on in this beer. Mouthfeel is thin but flavorful enough to balance out the whole thing. It's also got a dry finish. Found this beer to be really freaking good, would have loved to try the Bourbon one but they had sold out by the time I got there.
05-03-2011 04:57:45 | More by Knapp85
5/5 rDev +6.4%
08-01-2012 05:40:20 | More by zchall23
Founders Syrup Del Noche from Founders Brewing Company
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Exceptional custom log home on Wild Rice Lake, which is part of the exclusive Manitowish Chain of 10 lakes. Notable features include a beautiful loft overlooking the great room, which has a spectacular natural fieldstone fireplace. The screened in porch is a must for those northwoods summer nights--an amenity you will use daily! The kitchen and breakfast bar are open to the great room, and offer all new stainless steel appliances. Also, the 1st floor laundry room is conveniently located off the kitchen.
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Stay up north, with the amenities and comforts of home!
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When Jim Caliendo enrolled at CCAC Boyce Campus after graduating from Central Catholic High School in 1971, the college was virtually unknown as an outstanding educational institution where every student could develop their full potential. With an interest in banking, Jim pursued an associate's degree in banking and finance. To gain work experience, he accepted a job as a teller at the savings and loan near campus. He became passionate about his banking job and for the next few years, worked at the bank part time while attending CCAC full time.
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Scans and Pics of Jo Rowling in The Tatler; Title Tidbits and MoreJ.K. Rowling
January 10, 2006, 04:26 PM
Thanks Tom, for sending us scans of The Tatler article featuring Jo Rowling, which include some stunning new pics of the author.
The article sugests a title is decided upon for the seventh book ("I so nearly told you the title," she tells the reporter, "it almost popped out."); that former U.S. President Billl Clinton is a fan; she turned down partying for her 40th birthday on the Brittannia because it doesn't allow dancing; she owns a Jane Austen first edition (Jo! "Tell us which one!" a gazillion fans cry), and that her least favorite food is tripe (this editor once ate it by accident and agrees loudly).
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Cherokee scrubs are comfortable, durable, and designed to last. This three-button scrub top vest has feminine lace edging along a V-neck, patch pockets and a center back belt. Princess seams add soft shaping. The fabric is a cotton and polyester blend with soil release.
Fabric was disappointing, needing ironing to look crisp unlike other fabrics that are good when taken directly out of the dryer.
I like these vests. I especially like the fact that they have no sleeves, so it is much easier to wear regular clothing underneath, without being too warm.
very nice and love to wear it.
I've been looking for this scrub vest. So happy to find it, and get it in a timely fashion.
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Hello all. First, apologies after reading through many of the topics here, I feel Im asking a somewhat low tech question.
Ive a 6110 navigator. Quite frankly, an awesome bit of kit.
Problem is, I need a decent satnav program (route66 bundled with it just doesnt cut it).
The problem I have is that the internal GPS reciever is not an option for many satnav programs, most noteably tomtom. This is a huge annoyance for many, most noteably N95 users. Reportably copilot has a version out that supports it, but reviews are scarce and its expensive. I dont want another route66, and I already have a licence for tomtom I can transfer.
Ive looked at various things, such as this post: http://gagravarr.livejournal.com/126871.html but being honest, its a bit beyond me.
Ive heard that a possibility is to use a developer tool to read the 'registary' of the phone so I can see what port its using for the GPS device, and thus tell tomtom. -BTW tomtom cant be used because for symbian it doesnt give the option 'other NMEA (I think) device'-
I am not sure this would work, nor how to do it. I tried to download a developer package from forum nokia but the downloads dont seem to work today. Im not sure its the right thing to use anyways.
What Im asking for - cheekily - is for someone to put together an idiots guide to getting tomtom to use the internal reciever for the 6110 navigator, and N95. I figure if anyone can do it, its the people on here. Reading through some of the threads, thats some heavy duty stuff going on.
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CATEGORIES MoviesEchoing the sentiments of men everywhere, this week, Mila Kunis was dubbed "Sexiest Woman Alive" by Esquire magazine.
The title is a nice cap to a whirlwind year full of blockbusters -- "Friends with Benefits," "Ted" -- and a new relationship with fellow "That 70's Show" alum, Ashton Kutcher. To get a better understanding of who Kunis is when she's not working, check out her answering questions alongside Justin Timberlake for Moviefone's "Unscripted" in the video, up top. While promoting their romantic comedy "Friends With Benefits," Kunis explained how she earned the strange nickname of "Goldfish," and then her co-star paid tribute to the actress with a pretty spot-on impression.
Kunis told Esquire that despite the title and all her success, she has remained incredibly grounded.
What I do and who I am are two different things. And they always will be. What happens with people is they lose sight of who they are, and they become either who they want to be or who they are perceived to be. But whatever it is, it is no longer who they are. So much of who you are in this industry is based on what that critic says, what that director says, what that actor says. People start believing all that, and they become what everybody else wants them to be. And I think that I've consciously separated my two lives. I love what I do. I couldn't imagine doing anything else. But when I'm done with work, I'm done with work. I think that if I bought into the hype, I would lose all sight of who I am, and so much of who I am is what my parents went through and instilled in me. And I never want to lose that. Ever. Because I would be so disappointed if I didn't make them proud.


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The Sims Creates a World of Witchcraft and WizardryNews
July 11, 2003, 11:14 PM
Electronic Arts recently announced a new expansion pack for The Sims tentatively titled "Makin' Magic" with all sorts of impressive features. Sounds a lot like "your world - my world, your parent's world" - Harry's world.
Some of my favorites include:
- Every spell has a unique Backfire (Ron)
- Cast Spells to take care of your Simss needs, keep up the house and cook meals (Molly)
- Travel via the Magic Portal to the all-new Magic Town location (Hogsmeade/Diagon Alley)
- where Sims perform magic and duel (Dueling Club/H vs V/DA at the DoM)
- Trade, quest, and shop with Gypsy Vendors, the Vampiress (KnockTurn Alley)
- New decorator set, including moving paintings, creaking stairs, and twisted trees. (Hogwarts?)
I may just buy Sims for this so I can go to Hogwarts, Hogsmeade or Diagon Alley with fellow fans and hang out.


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Olympian Sarah Groff recently paid a visit back to her childhood stomping grounds, and boy did she make her rounds.
The triathlete genuinely seemed happy to be back. One of her visits included a trip mack to her alma mater, Cooperstown Central School. There, she laughed and joked with students before giving a more formal presentation. She signed autographs and stuck around afterward, as well.
After the assembly held in front of fifth- through 12th-grader at the Cooperstown middle/high school auditorium, Secondary Principal Michael Cring said his former gym class student deserved an A for public speaking. This was even after she busted on him about not receiving one from him in the past and recalling he may have even referred to her efforts in his class as lacking.
If we were handing out grades, we would have to agree with Cring. Groff shared her childhood stories with those in attendance, even the embarrassing ones. She got the crowd engaged and was able to bring about laughter as she joked about herself and her experiences.
If those in town did not know Groff before her visit, many sure got an insight of what she is all about and who she was growing up — a nerdy kid who ate grass on a dare for a dollar.
She brought her can-do attitude and said it does not take a child prodigy to be really good at something. Yes, even a small-town girl can become a somebody, according to Groff.
"Patience and hard work over time equals results," she said. "I am absolutely living proof of that."
The Olympian said she never had the chance to have someone who grew up in Cooperstown stand on stage and say, "Hey you know what? You guys can do it too."
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Two Raleigh teens pleaded guilty Wednesday to the murder of 16-year-old Fernando Garibay-Benitez in August 2012.
Garibay-Benitez was shot to death Aug. 15, 2012, at Lexington on the Green apartment complex just a few blocks from where he lived in the Foxhall neighborhood.
Police say Garibay-Benitez was killed in a drive-by shooting.
Police arrested Brayan and Ceferino Hernandez-Sierra, who were 13 and 15 at the time of the shooting, in connection with the shooting.
Wednesday morning, the two teens pleaded guilty to second degree murder.
Brayan was sentenced to at least 30 years in prison. Ceferino was sentenced to at least 26 years in prison.
Prosecutors said the brothers and Garibay-Benitez were in rival gangs. There was no evidence the teens had ever knew each other.
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Garibay-Benitez's cousin, Chris Benitez, said the teen was supposed to be going to the store at the time that the shooting occurred. He was unsure why Garibay-Benitez would have gone to the apartment complex.
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How and when did you start skiing, how has it evolved ever since and what got you into freeskiing?
I started skiing when I was 3 years old at Wisp Mtn Resort in Deep Creek Maryland. I got into it because it was something fun my parents and I did on the weekends. Eventually I grew tired of the regular runs and racing program and decided to try freeskiing. I loved it and have worked at it ever since.
Who were/ are your idols on and off the hill?
Off hill I owe everything to my amazing parents, for all the support they've always given me. Without them I would be nowhere.
On hill I always looked up to athletes like Tanner, Pep, Crichton, and Mickael.
What does skiing mean to you personally?
It's a way of life. The one thing that makes me happiest in life. I just love everything about the sport, being out in the mountains, hanging with my friends, and pushing my limits.
What aspect of skiing thrills you the most?
Catching big air in the park with my friends!
In what conditions and what terrain do enjoy riding the most?
I love riding well made freshly groomed terrain parks and fresh powwww!
Any activities that aren't ski related?
Skateboarding, Mountain biking, Tramp, and Wake boarding
How do you manage to combine family/ friends and job?
Just try to do as much as I can. I ski when I can, but always try to stop and enjoy time off hill with friends and family. Luckily almost all of my friends ski, and my family loves it as well! Haha
Please answer, if possible, with one word only.
Trick/Move: Backflip
Band: Tupac
Movie: Zoolander
Book: Angels/Demons
Drink: Monster
Food: Fried
Country: AMEEEERICAAA
Resort/Place to ski: Park City, UT
Car: Jeep Grand Cherokee
What do you like about SCOTT?
The products are just great! and I love the people as well
What are your favorite SCOTT products?
Punisher Jib Skis, Tom Wallisch pro model Fix Goggle, and the Team Issue pole!
What SCOTT products are you using this year?
Same as above haha!
Where would you like to see yourself in 5 years?
Still skiing competitively hopefully! And just still having fun out there on the hill everyday of the season. I'd also like to become more involved with the companies I work with in designing products and such.
What sponsors do you ride for besides SCOTT?
The North Face, Monster, Verizon, Skullcandy, Full Tilt, Jiberish, Go Pro cameras, 4bi9media
People you feel you need to thank
All of my friends and family for supporting me! Of course all of my sponsors! And also all of the kids that enjoy watching what I do. The main reason I love what I do so much is because it gets kids stoked on skiing and hopefully more motivated to ski. The fans are the best part!
What's playing on your iPod right now?
Wiz Khalifa - Black n yellow


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Women's hoops falls to Wake Forest, 83-54
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Another tough first half for the JU women's basketball team led to an 83-54 loss against Wake Forest in non-conference action on Friday night in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Sandra Garcia scored 20 points off the bench to lead five Demon Deacons (4-1) in double-figures. Asia Williams scored 15 points to help the cause.
"We did a better job of rebounding tonight," JU head coach Jill Dunn said. "We committed too many turnovers and have to do a better job of limiting it so we can create more points. Overall, we were better and if we keep down this road, these games will help us in the long run."
The Dolphins (0-5) made only eight shots in the first half en route to a 31.7 field goal percentage (19-60) and committed 30 turnovers. JU did manage to go 12 for 20 from the free throw line and held the Demon Deacons to two three-pointers in 19 attempts.
Junior Maggie Wilson broke up a 6-0 Demon Deacons' run to start the game with a three-pointer at 16:56. A free throw by sophomore Jade Cargill (13:15) and a three-pointer from senior Crystal Bell (12:07) to keep the Dolphins with two possessions, but Wake Forest used a strong defensive pressure to set up a 19-2 run to take a 34-11 (6:57). The Dolphins found a rhythm with an 11-5 stretch, capped on a junior Tracie Sneed jumper, to cut the lead to 39-21 with three minutes left in the half. The Dolphins couldn't get any closer as Garcia hit a fast break layup at the buzzer to give Wake Forest a 46-25 lead.
Sneed (12) and Wilson (11) each hit double-digits scoring to lead the Dolphins' offense. Sneed also had eight boards and sophomore Jane'l Osborne tallied nine points off the bench.
In the second half, the Dolphins got an early free throw and three-pointer from Sneed, while sophomore Abril Peeples had a fast break layup at 15:56. Wake Forest put the game out of reach with a 10-0 to help them secure the win.
Secily Ray scored 12 points for Wake Forest, while Mykala Walker recorded 10 points to round out the scoring.
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At Tamar, we observe the odd wacky internet phenomenon every now and then, we see people do off the wall things with Facebook and other social media circles, and sometimes they work, and sometimes they don't.
One thing that has been causing amusement in the office this week is a recently developed viral by comparison engine Comparethemarket.com. The campaign is centered around a simple play on words between 'Market' and 'Meerkat', and features not only the online aspect of a complete microsite dedicated to the comparison of Meerkats, but also a through the line integrated marketing campaign.
Aleksandr the Meerkat has not only been causing humour in the Tamar office because of his anecdotes and broken English skewed with a heavy Moscovian accent, but also because it has been said that he looks ever-so-slightly like one of our search managers. Not the opinions of this writer, just passing on general opinion.


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Rudi In Hospital ICU
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Ken, Annie the '48 Cub & 1282 Cub Cadet.
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I'm so sorry about Rudi's setback, Emilie. Bev and I are both praying for his recovery, and we send you both our best wishes.
Vern and Bev Campbell
There are three kinds of men: The ones that learn by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of 'em have to pee on the electric fence for themselves.--Will Rogers
So sorry to hear abut Rudi. Bill and I talk about him quite often, will never forget our wonderful visit. You both sure made us feel welcome!!! Our prayers are with both of you and your family. Give the girls a hug for me!!! I sure enjoyed them.
Love, Agnes
I hope this is just a minor speed bump on his road to recovery.
Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family.
Very sorry to hear about Rudi's setback. Missed him last night in the chat room. Your both in our prayers and thoughts for a speedy recovery.
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The Minnesota Vikings are cycling through quarterbacks at a rate that would make the 2010 Panthers blush.
Of course, the Panthers' offensive line is doing little to protect Newton and ensure he plays out the full season. He made his share of mistakes, of course, but no matter who is to blame for the offensive woes, six points is not going to cut it this week. The Vikings have, despite all their failings, at least shown they can consistently put some points on the board, no matter who's behind center.
Skull Splitter - The Orkney Brewery, Scotland
The Brewery
The Orkney Brewery calls the beautiful Orkney Islands of Scotland home, in an area that has been inhabited for 5,000 years (hence their slogan "5,000 years in the making").
The Brew
Named for the 7th Viking Earl of Orkney, Orkney Brewery's Skull Splitter is a big, warming Scotch ale. It is an excellent version of the style, with a very rich sweetness, touch of alcohol and notes of what beer geeks usually simply refer to as "dark fruit" (think figs, dates, plums, raisins -- that sort of thing).
How it relates to the game
Sure, the offensive line needs to step up. And Cam needs to find some weapons so that Gettleman doesn't go out and try to pick up every McNutt off the street. But for some reason -- call it false hope, perhaps -- I feel the defense is going to really bring it to whomever plays at quarterback for the Vikings, be it Ponder, Cassell or Freeman.
What better beer with which to watch the Panthers beat the Vikings than with a Viking-themed beer itself? Fight fire with fire. The Panthers pass rush needs to reestablish itself and do some skull splittin' (or maybe Kraken).
Price Point / Availability
You can find Skull Splitter at most NC bottles shops. It retails for around $5.99 for a 16 oz. bottle, but you can often find it in four-packs of 12 oz. bottles as well.
Looking to drink craft beer at the game? Here's a list of craft beers in Bank of America Stadium.


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Columbia, MD - Jan 6, 2011 - The HD Radio Technology showcase at the 2011 CES featured the latest consumer products for home, portable, auto and iPod/iPhone; as well as the 2011 Ford Fusion, VW Jetta, and Subaru Forester, each equipped with HD Radio technology.
In addition, several HD Radio advanced features were on display at the HD Radio Booth:
Toyota has launched HD Radio in 2012 model year vehicles. Toyota will be the first OEM to offer the iTunes Tagging feature on all radios that include HD Radio.
The first factory-installed implementation of Artist Experience was showcased by Volkswagen at CES in the HD Radio booth.
Ibiquity says HD Radio technology's growth in the OEM segment is principally driven by three trends: First, many brands have made their HD Radio offerings a standard feature, such as BMW, Volvo, Mini, while other brands have broadened their HD Radio vehicle line-ups, such as Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Lincoln, Land Rover and Audi. Second, HD Radio Technology is being installed on many new vehicles targeted to the mass market. Such models as the Ford Fusion, Ford Explorer, Ford F-150, Hyundai Sonata, Scion tC and iQ, VW Jetta, VW Tiguan, Jaguar, Mini Cooper and Subaru Forester now feature HD Radio Technology in popular option packages. Finally, as an increasingly important part of the in-car entertainment experience, HD Radio receiver volumes continue to rise with the upward trend in overall new car sales.
CES 2011 was the launching point of many new automotive aftermarket models featuring built-in HD Radio technology. Notable new models include HD Radio built-in head units from Alpine and Clarion, as well as several models that expand the product ranges of Kenwood, JVC, Pioneer and Sony.
The JVC KW-NT50HDT is the first auto aftermarket unit with Artist Experience. This model also includes Total Traffic + (a Clear Channel service) and iTunes tagging, marking the first time these three Advanced Features are available on a single device.
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There may have been no goals thus far in the Derby d'Italia, but for once, both Inter Milan and Juventus are playing some exciting football. While both sides have had their chances, most of those taken by the bianconeri have barely threatened the goal of Julio Cesar. On the other end, however, Gigi Buffon has pulled off a string of fantastic saves.
The hosts appeared a bit disconcerted by the way Inter came into the match determined to attack. Considering the recent form of the nerazzurri, it's easy to see why Juventus were taken aback by the early pressure. They responded in kind, but their precision is lacking: over-hit crosses, misplayed passes, skewed shots. Alessandro Matri and Mirko Vucinic have both had prime opportunities, but have either sent them straight at Julio Cesar or missed the mark by a wide margin.
Not so for Inter's attackers -- it seems as though half the side has let off a fantastic shot at goal. Diego Forlan, Joel Obi, and Dejan Stankovic have all had shots knocked away by a flawless Buffon. The keeper responded perfectly to a shot from Diego Milito, flying through the air to knock it away, with Milito unable to do anything with the resulting rebound except sky it over the goal.
So what now? Will Antonio trust that Inter's aging legs will get tired, and resist change? Will he simply wait until the 60th minute, throw on a defensive-minded player, and return to his conservative ways? Or will it be Claudio Ranieri that starts the tinkering, hoping to save his job by being the first to beat Juventus?


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Giants select big-hitting catcher in Draft
Posey kicks off run of position players taken by San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO -- John Barr, the Giants' scouting director, knows something about evaluating catchers. Formerly a Dodgers scouting supervisor, Barr was instrumental in Los Angeles' selection of Russell Martin, who has developed into one of the Major Leagues' premier catchers.So it was meaningful when Barr exulted after the Giants took Buster Posey with the fifth overall selection in Thursday's First-Year Player Draft. The Giants need hitters. The Giants need catchers. They believe that Posey, a junior at Florida State University, can bolster both areas. "When you're trying to build a winning team and continue, this is the type of player that we think can help us achieve that goal," Barr said. The Giants hadn't used their first-round pick on a position player since 1998, when they selected infielder Tony Torcato. They proceeded to take three more position players in a row: Wichita State third baseman Conor Gillaspie, supplemental round, 37th overall; Texas Tech outfielder Roger Kieschnick (cousin of ex-big leaguer Brooks Kieschnick), third round (82nd); and UCLA shortstop Brandon Crawford, fourth round (117th). San Francisco concluded the Draft's first day by selecting Cal State-Northridge right-hander Edwin Quirarte in the fifth round (147th) and North Carolina State left-hander Eric Surkamp in the sixth round (171st). This marked the first year since 1989 that the Giants took position players with their first four picks. That year's haul consisted of outfielder Steve Hosey (24 games with the Giants in 1992-93), infielder Clay Bellinger (183 games with the Yankees and Angels from 1999-2002), outfielder Jason McFarlin (five Minor League seasons) and catcher-first baseman Mike Grahovac (three Minor League seasons). Barr and general manager Brian Sabean insisted that this emphasis on position players wasn't by design. Each amateur taken, they said, was the highest-ranked player on the Giants' listings when the organization was on the clock. "It was a hitter's year," Sabean said. Barr initially noticed Posey, 21, when he was a junior at Lee County (Ga.) High School. "He was in our consideration for this selection since the day I accepted this position," said Barr, who joined Sabean's staff last offseason. The only player the Giants ranked higher on their Draft board was Vanderbilt third baseman Pedro Alvarez, whom Pittsburgh took second overall. This reflected the urgency San Francisco felt regarding catching. Bengie Molina's contract expires after the 2009 season, when he'll be 35, and Pablo Sandoval, who's batting .370 at Class A San Jose but is unpolished defensively, is the only semblance of a catching prospect in the Minor Leagues.
Giants' top five selections
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|Roger Kieschnick
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|Brandon Crawford
|UC Los Angeles
|Edwin Quirarte
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PLATTSBURGH — The Town of Plattsburgh Parks and Recreation Department is offering a free kayak trip to all active adults and seniors who reside in the town from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday.
The group will start at 10 a.m. at Picketts Corners Park in Saranac and travel 6.3 miles down the river to the Cadyville Beach. The trip will take about 2.5 hours. All equipment will be provided to those who need it.
Participants must preregister and can do so by visiting the Recreation Department at 151 Banker Road, Plattsburgh; or calling 562-6860.


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ROANOKE, Ill. -- A contaminated creek near Roanoke in Woodford County is almost clean after hog manure drained into it from a farm field.
A concerned citizen noticed several dead fish and a strange smell in the creek last Friday.
He notified Roanoke city officials Sunday evening, after the smell from the creek became unbearable.
Woodford County emergency management director and his crews worked quickly to discover the source of the smell.
Officials said they discovered a local farmer was improperly spraying his fields.
"They had gullies of this, large gullies of it built up and it all drained right into the creek," said Roanoke Mayor Bob Isaia.
The mayor said no water supplies were contaminated. Residents are being asked to avoid the creek for at least the next few days.


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A world-weary political journalist picks up the story of a woman's search for her son, who was taken away from her decades ago after she became pregnant and was forced to live in a convent. Stars: Judi Dench, Steve Coogan, Sophie Kennedy Clark | See full cast and crew »
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Block funding for implementation of health care bill
Block "funding for implementation" of the health care bill," and block "the issuance of the regulations necessary to implement it." Use "every tool at our disposal to achieve full repeal of ObamaCare."
Subjects: Federal Budget, Health Care
Republicans fail to stop most Obamacare funding
Updated: Tuesday, November 20th, 2012 | By Becky Bowers
A new Republican majority in the House in 2010 promised to do away with President Barack Obama's signature legislative accomplishment, the Affordable Care Act.
If it couldn't repeal the entire law at once — which it was unlikely to be able to do, with a Democratic Senate and the president still in place — they would repeal it piece by piece, promised a document from House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, "Delivering on Our Commitment."
"If all of ObamaCare cannot be immediately repealed, then it is my intention to begin repealing it piece by piece, blocking funding for its implementation, and blocking the issuance of the regulations necessary to implement it. In short, it is my intention to use every tool at our disposal to achieve full repeal of ObamaCare."
House Republicans voted twice to fully repeal the law, and made about 30 other attempts to "defund, change or strike down" parts of it, according to Congressional Quarterly.
Most of those efforts were rebuffed by the Senate.
But the House Speaker's Office pointed us to six bills the president did sign into law, saying each one either peeled back parts of the law or reduced funding.
According to Republicans:
• H.R. 4 reduced health care insurance exchange subsidy payments by $25 billion.
• H.R. 1473 reduced funding for the Consumer Operated and Oriented Plan by $2.2 billion.
• Senate Amendments to H.R. 674 tweaked eligibility rules for certain programs, cutting spending under the health care law by $13 billion.
• H.R. 2055 pulled $400 million from the Consumer Operated and Oriented Plan and $10 million from the Independent Payment Advisory Board, plus reduced funding for the Internal Revenue Service by $305 million. (The IRS will enforce the health care law's individual mandate.)
• H.R. 3630 cut $5 billion from a prevention and public health fund and recouped $2.5 billion in "excess" Medicaid funding for Louisiana.
• H.R. 4348 removed $670 million in Medicaid spending for Louisiana.
Health policy experts say the changes are modest.
"As you can tell from news reports, implementation of health reform is proceeding apace, and lack of funding is not standing in the way," said Paul Van de Water at the liberal Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
Michael Tanner, an expert in health care policy at the libertarian Cato Institute, made the same point.
"They did trim some pieces, but pretty minor ones," Tanner said. "All the key components of Obamacare remain in place: mandates, taxes, subsidies, insurance regulation."
The changes were consistent with Republicans' promised "piece by piece" strategy. But those pieces weren't big or numerous enough to substantially block "funding for implementation" of the health care law. We rate this Promise Broken.
Email interview with Kevin Smith, communications director for House Speaker John Boehner, Nov. 13, 12012
Email interview with Paul Van de Water, senior fellow, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Nov. 13, 2012
Email interview with Michael Tanner, senior fellow, Cato Institute, Nov. 13, 2012
House Republican Conference, "A Pledge to America: Following Through on Our Promises," accessed Nov. 13, 2012
House Republican Conference, Pledge to America, Health Care Law, accessed Nov. 13, 2012
CQ Today Online News, "Boehner Suggests GOP Will Target Specific Pieces of Health Care Law," Nov. 8, 2012 (subscription only)
CQ Today Online News, "Cantor Targets Medicare Cost-Containment Board, Hopes to Enlist Senate Democrats in Effort," Nov. 8, 2012 (subscription only)
CQ Weekly, "Seizing a Compromise After the 2012 Elections," Nov. 12, 2012 (subscription only
Republicans still looking for ways to de-fund health care law
Updated: Thursday, March 17th, 2011 | By Angie Drobnic Holan
Republicans vowed during the 2010 campaign to block funding for the health care law, formally known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. But blocking funding has become complicated as Republicans and Democrats negotiate to finish funding the government for the current fiscal year.
So far, Congress has been passing short-term funding measures, called continuing resolutions or CRs, while negotiations continue over a final budget for fiscal year 2011, which actually started in October 2010.
The short-term measures mean Congress hasn"t addressed many major funding issues, and that"s making some Republicans impatient.
Reps. Steve King, R-Iowa, and Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., recently wrote an open letter to the Republican leadership asking the party leaders to redouble their efforts to block funds for the health care law. King and Bachmann said that the "must pass" legislation for this year should include a repeal of funding that was included in the 2010 law, not just stopping the ongoing funding to implement the law.
Bachmann has repeatedly criticized the health care law for having $105 billion in spending included in it, a claim we"ve previously fact-checked.
The budget negotiations in Congress have served to delay a showdown between Democrats and Republicans over funding for the health care law. But there's been progress on this promise. Because Republicans are actively working to stop funding, we"re rating this promise In the Works.
CQ, Boehner faces tough choices, March 16, 2011
Rep. Steve King and Rep. Michele Bachmann, Letter to Republican leadership, March 10, 2011
National Journal, Are GOP Leaders Going Soft on 'Obamacare'?, March 15, 2011
PolitiFact, Michele Bachmann charges health care bill spent $105 billion 'secretly', March 8, 2011
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I did not make it to the scheduling meeting last night as a co-organizer of the Quad Knopf Sequoia Cycling Classic, but a couple of my friends/training partners did as co-organizers of the Central Valley Classic. I was disturbed to hear that races in the central valley are treated as the "black sheep†of the family. While a valid argument can be made about the QK Sequoia Classic, although a NRC race, being a new race that popped into a somewhat established calendar, CVC's Central Valley Classic has many years of established quality including previous NRC status.
This is not an easy issue to solve. There are many factors involved including but not limited to: Distance, quality, race categories available, member demographics, the requirement that each team put on a race (or at least co-sponsor), number of race weekends available.
My first series of questions are:
1) What is the NCNCA's official policy regarding establishing a race calendar?
2) If such a policy does not exist, is there a need to establish one?
3) If the need exists, how should the NCNCA go about in establishing such a policy?
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The AURA is a member club of the Road Runners Club of America and is dedicated to promoting ultra and trail running in and around the state of Arkansas. The club organizes and directs the following races:
Arkansas Traveller 100
Ouachita Trail 50
Full Moon Run
Club members also direct a number of fun runs throughout the year. Additionally, the AURA administers an annual Ultra Trail Series (UTS), running from summer through late spring. The UTS is a system for awarding and tracking points earned through the completion of designated AURA races and fun runs.
AURA Board of Directors / Officers:
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Officials Look Favorably on U.S.-EU Trade Deal
The U.S. is more open to the idea of a trans-Atlantic trade deal to open Europe's protected ag markets by eliminating tariffs and cutting regulations than ever before.
This deal with the European Union would be one of the most complex and ambitious trade agreements ever attempted - becoming the world's largest economic relationship at nearly 927-billion dollars of annual trade in goods and services.
U.S. officials say no political decision has been made yet - but President Obama favors an agreement - as long as it is comprehensive and can be concluded quickly.
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During the American Farm Bureau Federation's 94th annual meeting - voting delegates expressed support for a bipartisan, reform-minded farm bill - crafted around a broad, flexible crop insurance-based program that includes risk-management protection for peanuts, rice, forage and specialty crops. Farm Bureau President Bob Stallman says the group will push hard for a five-year farm bill that provides certainty for farmers and extends much-needed risk management tools across more acres and more crops. Farm Bureau delegates said they will also work for programs that provide emergency assistance for livestock and tree producers not covered by federal crop insurance programs. In addition - delegates reaffirmed policy supporting changes to the dairy safety net - consistent with the margin insurance programs included in the farm bill versions approved by the House and Senate Ag Committees.
On another dairy issue - Farm Bureau reports its delegates approved a new policy that states only pasteurized milk and milk products should be sold for human consumption. In the area of national fiscal policy - delegates reaffirmed the importance of a sound budget process with a priority on spending restraints rather than tax increases. There was also a vote of support for streamlining or replacing the H-2A seasonal and temporary agricultural worker program - in addition to allowing experienced, undocumented agricultural workers to adjust to legal status. According to Stallman - only comprehensive immigration reform through legislation can solve the agricultural worker problem.
On regulatory policy - Farm Bureau delegates said all federal agencies shall be held to the strictest interpretation of law when setting regulations and that no federal agency shall be allowed to legislate through their regulatory power. They went on to say that no regulatory action should be taken against landowners based on satellite or aerial imagery.
More than 360 voting delegates - representing every crop and livestock sector in the 50 states and Puerto Rico - deliberated on policies affecting the productivity and profitability of farmers and ranchers at the AFBF annual meeting. The policies they approved will guide the organization in its legislative and regulatory efforts throughout 2013.
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Jeff Siegel's Santa Anita Analysis (Fri., Oct. 11, 2013)
A better than average nine race program offers a number of attractive rolling exotic wagering opportunities.
The opener is a middle distance claimer that contains only six runners. #7 Cook Inlet returns from Penn National where he had decent form and the Kitchingman-trained gelding should act with these. We'll put him very slightly on top over #1 Big Wags (likes this track and exits a tough starter's allowance race) and #5 Smokin' Cat (back at his claim level and was a winner over similar at Del Mar). Use all three in your rolling exotics or simply pass the race.
We liked #5 Behind the Bossman last week and he disappointed; in today's second race he drops a notch and stretches out to a distance we expect him to handle. However, the Mullins-trained gelding is 6/5 on the morning line so there's not too much we can do with him.
#8 Kill Shot has much in his favor in the third race, a maiden sprint for older runners. He returns for Headley with a solid work tab and his numbers from last summer would bury this group. He looks very much like a short priced rolling exotic single.
The Pick-6 kicks off in the fourth race; there's no carryover today but it still might be worth playing. This downhill turf slalom looks like it has two main contenders. #9 Blues and Silvers always shows excellent speed two-turning but today probably will draft into a stalking position. She's won from off the pace in the past, so this trip might very much be to her liking. She's also back with Stevens, who won on her two races back. #1 Ricspretentiousgal won two-turning on the front end at Del Mar and was claimed for $50,000 by Sadler; she can sprint just as well and should inherit a good pace prompting position outside.
The fifth race is a bottom-rung maiden claimer and probably requires a major spread. The three that we're sure to include are #1 Grand Gambler (fit on figures and should show good speed from the rail); #4 Atomic Rule (exits a strong race at Pomona while appearing to be improving) and #12 Alsace (good look off his strong runner-up try two races back). Use as many as any you can afford to.
A tough middle distance turf affair restricted to 3-year-olds ushers in the late Pick-4 in the sixth race. #6 This One's for Mel has been protected lately but surfaces for a high priced tag today and seems well placed for a major effort. A mile is his limit but in this league we're expecting that he'll get the trip. #2 He's Not too Shaby stretches out to two-turns for the first time and on pedigree he should be able to handle the extra ground. He'll be in the firing line throughout. These are the two we'll be using; you may find the need to toss in a couple more.
The seventh race is an extended sprint for mid-grade claiming fillies and mares and is quite contentious. #8 Addendum gets a very slight nod; the Cerin-trained distaffer won a nice starter's allowance race at Pomona recently and seems to have the perfect style for seven furlongs. #2 Rossi Reserve exits the same race – she was a close second after being worn down late – and rates a chance right back. Due to her low profile connections, she'll be a square price. #3 Appealing Resume knows where the wire is (11-for-35) and won from a similar bunch at Del Mar in late August. She returns with Bejarano and will be doing her best work late.
Today's feature race is a nine furlong first-level allowance turf affair. #2 Mum's Trucker appears to offer strong value at 7/2 on the morning line; the Miller-trained filly exits a series of strong sprints but this trip is well within her range and in a field without a whole lot of early speed she should be comfortably placed throughout. We're making her a rolling exotic single and straight play.
The nightcap is a maiden claiming dash for juvenile fillies and our second single in the Pick-6 sequence will be #1 Rushomatic. A solid runner-up in her debut at Pomona, the Sadler-trained filly has worked nicely since that race and should use the rail to good advantage in this abbreviated sprint. She's 4-1 on the morning line and that's just fine with us.