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48 hours in Cape Town
Lying in the shadow of Table Mountain, this jewel of South Africa combines cosmopolitan sophistication with great natural beauty
Saturday 05 June 2004
The iconic Table Mountain looms over a city bordered by miles of white sandy beach and crashing surf. Elegant colonial architecture rubs shoulders with vibrant street markets and the Cape's Winelands and the Whale Coast are within easy reach. And because there is only a two-hour time difference between South Africa and Britain, any jetlag is minimal. It's the low season at the moment, so there are some good deals around; combined with a weak rand this means that Cape Town continues to be a reasonably priced destination. The South African Tourist Board (0870 155 0044, www.southafrica.net) has information on tourist events.
British Airways (0870 850 9 850, www.ba.com), Virgin Atlantic (08705 747 747, www.virgin-atlantic.com) and South African Airways (0870 747 1111, www.flysaa.com) all offer non-stop flights from Heathrow to Cape Town. Through a discount agent such as Trailfinders (020 7938 3939), expect to pay around £500 at the moment, although this will rise to around £650 in high season. The airport is around 20km east of the city centre, about a 15-minute drive, in an area known as Cape Flats where the city's townships are located. There are a number of companies operating door-to-door shuttle services from kiosks in the international arrivals hall - Magic Shuttle (00 27 21 934 5455), for example, charges R100 per person (£8). A taxi will set you back around R160 (£13). If you want to hire a car, all the major car hire companies are represented in the arrivals hall.
The heart of Cape Town is cradled by what is known as the City Bowl in the shadow of Table Mountain. Rolling down to Table Bay are the leafy residential areas of Oranjezicht and lively Gardens, and colourful Bo-Kaap, the old Islamic quarter. On the water's edge is the revamped Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. Following the coast down the Cape Peninsula are the Atlantic seaboard suburbs of Green Point and Sea Point and the beachfront enclaves of Clifton and Camps Bay. On the southern slopes of Table Mountain are Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. There is a well-stocked Visitor Information Centre on the corner of Burg and Castle Street (00 27 21 426 4260, www.cape-town.org, open Monday-Friday 8am-5.30pm, Saturday 8.30am-1pm, Sunday 9am-1pm).
Board the revolving cable car (return ticket R80/£6.60, single ticket R44/£3.60, open 8am-9pm) which rotates up to the top of Table Mountain. The views are breathtaking. Hike along the rocky trails here, through the native fynbos vegetation, for a panoramic sweep down to the False Bay seaboard and all the way to Cape Point. However, note that the cable car is closed for maintenance from 26 July to 8 August.
The three-hour Footsteps to Freedom walking tour provides a good overview of the historically packed central district. It starts at the Visitor Information Centre; book on 00 27 21 426 4260. Tours leave daily at 10.30am and cost R100 (£8) for adults, children under 12 R50 (£4); alternatively, you can walk this route unguided. Start at St George's Mall and head to Greenmarket Square and the Old Town House which houses a collection of Dutch and Flemish art. Next stop is the Grand Parade, the city's oldest square, followed by the Castle of Good Hope, a military museum (open Tuesday-Sunday, 9am-4pm, admission free). Heading along Buitenkant Street you pass the Old Custom House before coming to the poignant District Six Museum (open Monday-Saturday 9am-4pm, donation requested). District Six, home to freed slaves, artisans and merchants was declared a White Group Area in 1966 and flattened by bulldozers. The walk continues past the Houses of Parliament and the museums quarter around the old Company's Gardens. Check out the South African National Gallery, on Government Avenue (open Tuesday-Sunday 10am-5pm, admission R5/40p) before heading down towards St George's Cathedral. Leaving the colonial centre behind head towards the Bo-Kaap Museum, at 71 Wale Street (open Monday-Saturday 9.30am-4.40pm, admission R5/40p). Bo-kaap was once home to residents brought over as slaves from Asia.
Long Street is a jumble of street cafes, backpacker lodges and second-hand shops; try the buzzing Long Street Café (00 27 21 424 2464) with its French bistro-style decor and toasties from R16 (£1.30). Or grab an outside table at Le Petit Paris on the picturesque Greenmarket Square (00 27 21 426 5520).
Just 13km off Green Point, Robben Island became one of the most notorious prisons in the world thanks to the 18-year incarceration of Nelson Mandela. A tour includes the half-hour crossing from the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and a guided trip around the island (00 27 21 413 4200, www.robben-island.org.za, adults R150/£13, children R75/£6.50).
One of the most popular places for a sundowner, tables spilling out onto the rocky water's edge, is La Med at Glen Country Club, Victoria Road, Clifton (00 27 21 438 5600, www.lamed.co.za).
Check out Tank at 72 Waterkant Street (00 27 21 419 0007, www.the-tank.co.za). It is one of Cape Town's hottest new restaurants - fish and sushi are specialities. You can eat outside or inside while checking out the largest private fish tank in Africa. Dinner is around R220 (£19) a head.
St George's Anglican Cathedral, on Wale Street, is also known as the People's Cathedral as its doors remained open to every race throughout the apartheid years. It was here that Desmond Tutu famously banged on the door, symbolically demanding to be installed as the first black archbishop of South Africa. It was also from here that he led 30,000 people to the Grand Parade in 1989, signalling the beginning of the end for apartheid. Sunday Mass takes place at 7.15am, 8am and 9.15am (sung). Evensong is at 7pm.
Kalk Bay on the False Bay seaboard is one of the most popular spots with Capetonians for brunch. There is a buzzing fish market on the harbour where you can watch the fishermen in traditional wooden boats bringing in their catch. Then wander over to the bustling Olympia Café and Deli, 134 Main Road (00 27 21 788 6396, daily 7am-9.30pm). To get to Kalk Bay, catch the Metrorail (R10/90p) from the concrete eyesore that is the bus and railway station.
Cecil Rhodes bought Kirstenbosch farm in 1895 so that it could be turned into a botanical garden for the South African people. Today Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens off Rhodes Avenue, (00 27 21 799 8899, open daily April-Aug 8am-6pm, Sept-March 8am-7pm, R20/£1.70) are spectacular.
...in a helicopter whirring over the city, out to the Winelands. Nac Makana Aviation at East Pier Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront ( www.nacmakana.com), offers trips from R534 (£45) per person.
...in the Company's Gardens, created by Jan van Riebeeck in 1652 to grow vegetables for ships heading to the East. Sit on a bench and write your cards in view of the statue of Cecil Rhodes pointing north.
Think streets lined with picturesque Cape Dutch and Georgian architecture, historic wine estates in lush green valleys, and rolling slopes covered with vines. The Winelands, made up of the towns of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl are around an hour's drive from Cape Town. The valley of Franschhoek is the most compact and picturesque; highlights include the Cabriere Estate (00 27 21 876 2630).
For grande-dame elegance, there is only one option, the Mount Nelson at 76 Orange Street (00 27 21 483 1000, www.mountnelsonhotel.orient-express.com). This is a soothing oasis in nine acres of lush gardens at the foot of Table Mountain. Doubles cost from R3,460 (£288) including breakfast although good deals are often available. Another luxury option is the Cape Grace at West Quay, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront (00 27 21 410 7100, www.capegrace.co.za), which has doubles from R3220 (£266) including breakfast. A more contemporary alternative is the Bay Hotel at 69 Victoria Road (00 27 21 430 4444, www.thebay.co.za) on the beach in fashionable Camps Bay. Doubles cost from R1610 (£134) room only. A good guesthouse option is stylish Les Cascades de Bantry Bay at 48 De Wet Road, Bantry Bay (00 27 21 434 5209, www.lescascades.co.za) with six exquisite rooms with spectacular sea views from R625 (£52) including breakfast. Lezard Bleu at 30 Upper Orange Street (00 27 21 461 4601, www.lezardbleu.co.za) has double rooms from R780 (£65) including breakfast. There are numerous backpacker hostels around lively Long Street. Try the Long Street Backpackers, 209 Long Street (00 27 21 423 0615). A dorm bed costs R70 (£5.80).
The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront (00 27 21 408 7600, www.waterfront.co.za), Cape Town's original Victorian harbour, was revamped in the 1990s and is now the city's most popular attraction. However, it is very sanitised and bit cheesy.
For a more vibrant view of Cape Town, head to the area between Long Street and Strand where you'll find a mix of buskers, bustling markets and pavement cafés. Check out the Saturday market on the Grand Parade and the flea market in Greenmarket Square, a great place to wander and soak up the atmosphere. The pedestrianised St George's Mall is lined with jewellery shops, while on Long Street interspersed with the cafés and backpacker joints are bric-a-brac shops and the Pan African Market. This warren of passages is spread over three floors, with little shops selling a plethora of artefacts, from wooden masks to textiles. Note that shops in the city centre shut at about 1pm on Saturday and are closed Sundays.
South Africans are big meat eaters and exotic game such as kudu is often on the menu. African Café (00 27 21 422 0221) at 108 Shortmarket Street is a good place to sample traditional cuisine and offers an "eat as much as you can" deal for R125 (£11). Al fresco eating is understandably popular in a city with so many spectacular waterfront locations. Apart from the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, one of the largest concentrations of waterside restaurants is in Camps Bay. Here Blues at 69 Victoria Road (00 27 21438 2040) is a popular if over-priced option overlooking the beach. Dinner costs around R470 (£40) a head.
There are numerous restaurants and bars along Kloof Street and around Long Street. Just round the corner you'll find Five Flies 14-16 Keerom Street (00 27 21 424 4442) a handful of little rooms around a central cobbled courtyard. You can choose between two courses R100/£8.50, three courses R135/£11.75, four R155/£13.50. Starters include fresh asparagus with orange-flavoured hollandaise sauce and red pepper coulis.
For a Cape Town institution, take tea at the Mount Nelson, served from 2.30pm-5pm every day in the orchid-and-hollyhock-strewn conservatory, on the terrace and down on the lawn. This is the perfect antidote to a day's sightseeing in the sun: inside, a piano tinkles beside a table spread with an array of smoked salmon and cucumber sandwiches, freshly baked scones piled high, whipped cream, jam and brownies. Tea costs R85 (£7.40) per person.
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Welcome to Cedarville United Methodist Church. We gather to give praise and thanks to the one who has given us Christ Jesus, and through him, all things. Our mission statement is "changing Lives With Jesus". Our goal is to rejoice before the Lord, to support one another in prayer and to challenge one another to live as children of God in our daily lives.
We believe the Christian life is the most rewarding, demanding and fulfilling life possible. Whether you are discovering Jesus for the first time in your life, or you are a long-time believer in Jesus, there is something for you and your family here at Cedarville. We invite you to become part of our church family!
You are invited to join us for the Cedarville United Methodist Church (CUMC) 4th Annual Honey Festival on Saturday, September 27th, 2014 – 10am – 2pm. Come out and support our local beekeepers, farmers, flower nurseries, and unique vendors. Enjoy homemade food and baked goods. There will be a children's activity corner, honey tasting and great educational information.
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Visitation for Dennis Silva, 68, of Turlock, will be held from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Sept. 10 at Allen Mortuary. Rosary will begin at 7 p.m. on Sept. 10. A mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 11 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. He died Sunday at Emanuel Hospital.
A funeral service will be held for Nellie Solomon, of San Jose, at 11 a.m. on Sept. 11 at Whitehurst, Norton, and Dias Funeral Services, 286 West Main, in Turlock. She died Sept. 4 in Terrion Gardens in San Jose.
A celebration of life for Bob Hernandez, 74, will be held at 1 p.m. on Sept. 12 at Monte Vista Chapel. He died peacefully at home.
Visitation will be held for Lela Fannon, 80, from noon to 7 p.m. on Sept. 10 at Allen Mortuary. A funeral will be held at noon on Sept. 11 at the Turlock Church of Christ, 801 North Tully Rd. She will be laid to rest with her husband, Jake, at the San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery. She passed away Sunday at Memorial Hospital in Modesto.
Graveside services for Mildred Woolard, 91, of Turlock, will be held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 10 at Lakewood Memorial Park, 900 Santa Fe, in Hughson. She died Sept. 5 at Avalon Care Center in Sonora.
Graveside services will be held for Joy Vollrath, 71, of Turlock, at 10 a.m. on Sept. 12 at Turlock Memorial Park.
Visitation will be held for Jesus Vega, 96, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sept. 10 at Allen Mortuary. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. on Sept. 11, also at Allen Mortuary. Burial will follow at Turlock Memorial Park. Jesus passed away at home with her family by her side.
A memorial service will be held for Dorothy Janz, 82, of Turlock, at 4 p.m. on Sept. 10 at Allen Mortuary. She passed away at Doctors Medical Center on Sept. 4.
Visitation will be held for Nellie Hosanna, 86, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Sept. 10 at Duggan's Serra Mortuary, 500 Westlake Ave., in Daly City. A funeral service will be held at 7 p.m. on Sept. 10, also at Duggan's Serra Mortuary. Internment will be at Turlock Memorial Park at noon on Sept. 11. She died in San Francisco on Sept. 3.
A memorial service for Evelyn Yamaguchi will be held 11 a.m. on Sept. 5 at Turlock Presbyterian Church on Berkeley Road. She passed away in Turlock on Sept. 2.
A viewing will be held for Cydney Ann Toale, 55, of Turlock, at 9 a.m. on Sept. 5 in the Relief Society Room at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A funeral service will follow at 10 a.m. Burial will be at Turlock Memorial Park. Cydney passed away at Emanuel Medical Center on Tuesday.
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Visitation will be held for Carol (Evenson) Lundell, 78, of Hughson, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Sept. 8 at Turlock Funeral Home. A celebration of her life will be held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 9 at Turlock Funeral Home Chapel in Turlock. Burial will follow at Turlock Memorial Park.
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'The High Court has struck down an "unlawful and irrational" Legal Ombudsman (LeO) decision to reduce a law firm's fee and compensate its client for distress and inconvenience.'
Legal Futures, 22nd April 2014
Source: www.legalfutures.co.uk
'The High Court has struck down an "unlawful and irrational" Legal Ombudsman (LeO) decision to reduce a law firm's fee and compensate its client for distress and inconvenience.'
Legal Futures, 22nd April 2014
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'Fee-charging McKenzie friends increase access to justice and make up a "legitimate feature of the modern legal market", according to a report published today by watchdog the Legal Services Consumer Panel. The president of the Law Society described the panel's findings as "worrying".'
Law Society's Gazette, 17th April 2014
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'More than 85% of people injured or made ill at work do not recover any compensation, a new report has stated.'
Law Society's Gazette, 16th April 2014
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'2013 was a difficult year for claimant disrepair. Changes in legal aid funding have made it all but impossible to pursue a disrepair claim under legal aid alone, as funding is only available for an order to carry out repairs to where there is serious risk to health or well being of the tenant or other occupiers, and not for further repairs or the damages claim (although full funding remains for a counterclaim to a possession claim, which can be brought after the possession order).'
NearlyLegal, 13th April 2014
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'Employees with a grievance against their employers will have to consider participation in a dispute resolution scheme run by the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas) before they can lodge a claim before an employment tribunal under changes to UK law that have come into force.'
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Law Society's Gazette, 2nd April 2014
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Ministry of Justice, 1st April 2014
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'Why have lawyers taken to the streets to protest against legal aid cuts? Self-interest or because they care about the havoc they see being wrought on our legal system?'
The Guardian, 1st April 2014
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
Patel and another v Peters and others [2014] EWCA Civ 335; [2014] WLR (D) 147
'Where the surveyor of a party involved in a dispute over building works affecting adjoining properties served a request under section 10(7) of the Party Wall etc Act 1996 on the surveyor of the other party that he act effectively in respect of the subject matter referred to in the request within ten days, after which, if he did not so act, the requesting surveyor became entitled to act ex parte in respect of the matter, a continuing state of affairs was created so that the other party's surveyor might still act effectively after that ten-day period, thereby precluding the requesting surveyor from acting ex parte, provided that the requesting surveyor had not yet proceeded so to act.'
WLR Daily, 27th March 2014
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'More chambers have come out in open criticism of the Criminal Bar Association (CBA) and Bar Council's deal with the government over legal aid last week.'
Legal Futures, 31st March 2014
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'Criminal barristers have called off their industrial action over legal aid payments after reaching a deal with the Ministry of Justice to suspend cuts until after the next general election.'
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Several members of the Tamil Rehabilitation Organization (TRO) who were produced in court today were further remanded over their alleged involvement in funding the LTTE during the war and the CID informed court that the suspects will be indicted. (TFT)
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There is no law & order in this country, only the KLELENEETHI.. Not only TRO is doing illegal things, even the police officer in Rattota who has engaged in political speaches is illegal. What action is going to take against this political goon by the Govt?
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The Kent Diary is the essential, eclectic guide to what's on in Kent over the coming months. It is constantly updated and highlights some of the best local entertainment opportunities. It's been running for 12 years and aims to provide a mosaic of experiences taking place over the next ten to twelve weeks. The Diary has always juxtaposed summer fetes alongside symphony orchestras and rock bands with ploughing contests. Our ethos is that all of us are interested in a range of things and may even be tempted to try something new should we come across a tempting opportunity.
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An Evening with Sir Garfield Sobers - Assembly Halls (Tunbridge Wells) - 13/08/14
Perhaps the greatest cricketer of his generation, knighted by the Queen and a National Hero of Barbados.
Astor Beer Festival - Astor Theatre (Deal) - 15 and 16/08/14
The Cullercoats Brewery curate a festival of beer and real ale. There will be food and live entertainment. 3p from every pint sold will be donated to the RNLI Walmer Lifeboats.
Festival of Wildlife - Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve - 16 to 17/08/14
BBC presenter Kaddy Lee-Preston joins the festival where visitors can enjoy: guided walks, bug hunting or dressing up as woodland creature or a favourite Alice in Wonderland character.
National Youth Ballet 2014 - STAG Theatre (Sevenoaks) - 21 to 23/08/13
National Youth Ballet return to Sevenoaks with an exciting new programme to entertain all ages. Whilst retaining its classical roots this talented company demonstrates how ballet has extended its reach 'Beyond Ballet'.
Children Of Eden -
Hazlitt Theatre (Maidstone) - 26 to 30/08/14
Directed by Tim Westby, choreographed by Abi Staker, with musical direction by Paul Gostling. From Stephen Schwartz (Godspell and Wicked) and John Caird (Les Miserables), a joyous and inspirational musical about parents, children and faith.
Family Forest Workshops: Forest Books - King's Wood (Challock) - 30/08/14
Stour Valley Arts present Forest Books, an event that will take a suspended installation as the inspiration for stories about the inhabitants of the forest. White Hill Car Park, King's Wood, Challock.
Angelina Ballerina The Mousical - The Orchard Theatre (Dartford) - 30 and 31/08/14
Angelina Ballerina, pirouettes onto the stage in this sparkling musical packed full of singing and dancing © 2014 Hit Entertainment Limited. The running time 55 mins without an interval and the production is suitable for ages 3+.
Sounds Of Simon - Astor Theatre (Deal) - 06/09/14
As the name suggests this event is a Simon and Garfunkle treatment. The show includes video clips, stories, and memories.
The Sooty Show - The Orchard Theatre (Dartford) - 06/09/14
If you don't yet know what 'Izzy Wizzy Lets get busy' means this might be the performance for you. The running time is just under two hours with an interval and the production is suitable for ages 3+.
A real treat for the children and a dose of nostalgia for the parents - The Stage
Paul Chowdhry's PC's World - Hazlitt Theatre (Maidstone) - 10/09/14
Host of Channel 4's Stand Up For The Week and Star of BBC1's Live at the Apollo makes his way to maidstone for the Kent leg of his 2014 tour. 16+ only
Psychic Sally on the Road -
Central Theatre (Chatham) - 11/09/14
Sally Morgan returns with her outstanding show.
Think Floyd - Assembly Halls (Tunbridge Wells) - 13/09/14
Regarded by many as the definitive Pink Floyd tribute.
Comedy Club Night - Ashford International Hotel - 26/09/14
Prices start from £23 per person including a two-course supper, comedy show and disco special offers on overnight stay with breakfast.
The Big Blue - The STAG Theatre (Sevenoaks) - 27/09/14
Classic blues with rock overtones: Stuart Bligh on electric guitar and vocals, with Andy Williams on bass guitar, Tony White on keyboard and Richmond Stockwell on drums
'take classic blues and give it a rawer edge' - The Guardian
A Fun 'Day Out with Thomas'™ - Tenterden Station - 27 to 28/09/14
Thomas the Tank Engine, Sir Topham Hatt and The Fat Controller will be calling in at Tenterden Station together with Christopher Awdry, the son of the author of the Thomas the Tank Engine books, the Rev. Awdry.
Charity Concert - The Central Theatre (Chatham) - 27/09/14
The band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines Collingwood perform to raise funds for the Royal Marine Cadets of Chatham.
Concert - Woodville Halls - 28/09/14
With Jai McDowall (Series 5 winner of Britain's Got Talent as support.
Laughing Boy Comedy Club - The Brook Theatre (Chatham) - 09/10/14
A great line up including Kevin McCarthy as the MC, Ivo Graham, Nick Dixon and Craig Murray Over 18s only.
The Coco Club - The STAG Theatre (Sevenoaks) - 11/10/14
This vintage nightclub features period music from 'Empire Radio' and live performances by renowned musicians 'The New Arcadians'.
The Lindisfarne Story - Assembly Halls (Tunbridge Wells) - 27/10/14
Ray Laidlaw and Billy Mitchell perform many of the band's classic songs as well as sharing the 'real' story of the group.
The Lindisfarne Story is the result of fifty years of friendship and musical collaboration. It tells the tale of a bunch of Geordie lads with a dream. There's a lot of laughs, a few tears and a barrowload of fantastic music. Best of all for me, I don't have to carry a great big drumkit.'
-Ray Laidlaw
Zombie Prom - The Central Theatre (Chatham) - 27 and 28/10/14
Presented by the Pauline Quirke Academy and from the writers of Eastwick comes this deadly humorous musical set in a 1950's High School.
Folkestone Baroque - St Leonard's Church - 1/11/14
(Ross Winters & Nathan Winters (recorder), Floriane Peycelon & Ellen O'Dell (baroque violins), Sarah Boxall (cello), Anthony Halstead (harpsichord) and Folkestone Baroque choir. Music by German composers – Bach, Buxtehude, Handel, Telemann. There is a wine bar usually open before concerts and the interval.
Chas & Dave - The Central Theatre (Chatham) - 08/11/14
The Central Theatre hosts a show likely to feature all their classics including: "Gertcha", "The Sideboard Song" (Got My Beer on the Sideboard Here)", "Rabbit", "Ain't No Pleasing You", "Margate", and "London Girls", as well as material from the new album.
An Inspector Calls - The STAG Theatre (Sevenoaks) - 12 to 15/11/14
An Inspector Calls by J B Priestly, a play premiered in Moscow in 1945!
Madama Butterfly - Assembly Halls (Tunbridge Wells) - 20/11/14
Opera & Ballet International present an Ellen Kent Production: Puccini's Madama Butterfly, the story of a Japanese girl who falls in love with an American serviceman.
'This is a Butterfly to cherish' - Manchester Evening News
The Abba Reunion Tribute Show - Hazlitt Theatre (Maidstone) - 21/11/14
The 40th Anniversary of 'Waterloo' Tour created by the original Director, Producer and Choreographer of the Award Winning Abbamania West End musical, and stars the original 'Frida' from the London cast!
John Cleese: So, Anyway - Assembly Halls (Tunbridge Wells) - 19/12/14
John Cleese brings his unique personal insight to Tunbridge Wells with a presentation and elaboration of material from his new book, So, Anyway.
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Kent is as beautiful as it is diverse, within its boundaries there exists a rich range of things to do and places to see. Outstanding natural beauty, a rich history, sites of world wide cultural and religious importance, sensational beaches, ancient woodlands, the list is endless. The point being; if you are looking for a day out Kent can offer something to suit every pocket and taste.
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On a night when their former teammate made a dazzling Major League debut the Syracuse Chiefs blew a 5-0 lead against the Louisville Bats before Pete Orr's two-out, two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth gave them a 7-6 win Tuesday night in Syracuse, N.Y.
While Stephen Strasburg was striking out 14 in his first start with the parent Washington Nationals, his former teammates blew out to an early lead on Homer Bailey.
Bailey, down from the Cincinnati Reds on a rehab assignment, was bombarded for five runs on six hits in just 4 1/3 innings.
The Bats, though, battled back to take a 6-5 lead. They scored four runs in the fifth, with three of those coming on a two-out, three-run homer by Zack Cozart. Louisville tallied twice more in the sixth when Wladimir Balentien and Wilkin Castillo began the inning with back-to-back doubles, Balentien scoring on Castillo's hit. The Bats then took the lead when Todd Frazier's followed with a single that scored Castillo.
But it proved to be a night not only for former Chiefs, as Strasburg (who went 4-1 with a 1.08 earned run average in Syracuse) won his debut 5-2 against the Pittsburgh Pirates, as well as current ones. Orr's homer, his eighth of the season, came off Louisville reliever Jared Burton (1-1), who blew a save opportunity for the second time this season.
Joel Peralta (2-0) gave up a single to Chris Valaika to lead off the ninth, but then he got Chris Denove to ground into a double play. Michael Griffin doubled, but then Peralta struck out Drew Sutton to end the game.
The Bats out-hit Syracuse 9-7 led by Valaika's two singles.
The two teams meet for the second game of their four-game series at 7 p.m. Wednesday night at Alliance Bank Stadium.
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NICE >> A fire that started in a Nice home and spread to a second destroyed both structures Sunday night in the area of Plumas Street.
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Cache Creek holds tasting room grand opening
SPRING VALLEY >> It's been a long time coming, but the dream of the late Cache Creek Vineyards founder Bill "Poppo" Van Pelt became a reality Saturday with the grand opening of the winery's first tasting room.
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People have the tendency to characterize other people who do not share the same traits as somehow different. But why do some people find such differences repulsive to the point that they exhibit extreme prejudice? Dr. Larry Sherman, a senior scientist in the Division of Neuroscience at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) will explore the neuroscience behind prejudice and racism. He will discuss the so-called "cross-race effect" and how the brain can overcome this reaction, raising intriguing possibilities about how prejudice and racism can be reversed.
Accompanying Sherman will be members of the cast of the musical "Parade," a theatrical telling of the story of the murder of Mary Phagan and the trial of Leo Frank.
$8 in advance; $10 at the door.
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Built with blocks of lava taken from the nearby Komorní Hůrka volcano, this castle stands on a cliff overlooking the Ohře River. The castle—now a ruin—was built in the late 12th century for Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa. Redbrick walls are 17th-century additions. Inside the castle grounds is the carefully restored double-decker Romanesque chapel, notable for the many lovely columns with heads carved into their capitals. The rather dark ground floor was used by commoners. A bright, ornate top floor was reserved for the emperor and his family, who entered via a wooden bridge leading to the royal palace.
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The members of Boy Scout Troop 747 held a fundraiser on Sunday afternoon to help out a fellow member. Zachary Talley is a member of Troop 747 who is in a wheelchair.
His fellow Boy Scouts decided to hold a spaghetti dinner to raise money to help Talley and his family with expenses. The money raised will go towards buying a vehicle with a wheel chair lift, renovations to his home to hold his medical equipment, build a handicap accessible bathroom and pay off the remaining balance on his new motorized wheelchair.
Senior Patrol Leader of Troop 747, Corben Shrock says he has known Zach for more than five years. "We feel good about that knowing that there's people that still care about Zach and scouting," he says.
The dinner was held at the Elkhart Moose Lodge. Brian Klaer of Moose Lodge provided the space and the food for the fundraiser at no cost. Others who helped put on the event were Troop 711, Troop 776, Troop 84, Troop 117 and Pack 734.
The Osolo Fire Department brought some firefighter action figures for Zach. They are leading the bathroom project at Zach's home. There was a silent auction, balloon artist and food served to the hundreds who made their way to the fundraiser throughout the afternoon.
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Lenses / Re: 200-400mm1.4x - let the unboxing videos begin...« on: June 09, 2013, 08:13:37 AM »
Side note - get the young one a Canon S-110!
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The Kenko locks up the 5DIII when used with the latest generation telephotos, and you have to remove the battery to restart.
I found this to be true ONLY when AFMA is enabled. Otherwise, Kenko TC's autofocus fine at f/8 and did so prior to the 5D3 firmware update.
Further to what Doug stated, it's always been possible to 'trick' Canon's f/5.6 AF points into focusing with an f/8 max aperture, with pin taping or a TC that doesn't properly report. Canon did not allow the functionality because it wasn't completely reliable. Their recent firmware, possible coupled with higher density line sensors on the 1D X/5DIII (which is how the past 1-series bodies achieved f/8 AF), allowed them to enable it with confidence.For the record, utilizing stacked teleconverters or third-party telecons (like the Kenko), I have been able to reliably autofocus with great results on the 5D3 (center region AF points), fair results (center point only) on the 5D2 and 5D, and "hit-and-miss" with the 7D.
We are in the rumors forum for a reason...
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Uttoxeter swimmer Adam Peaty scoops four more golds and a world record
UTTOXETER'S golden boy has done it again – winning no less than four medals and setting a world record at an international event.
UTTOXETER'S golden boy has done it again – winning no less than four medals and setting a world record at an international event.
UTTOXTER'S police and crime commissioner has promised more officers in town than at any point in the last 15 years.
A UTTOXETER girl has been bowled over by 'the perfect proposal' when her boyfriend dropped to one knee in front of 300 people to propose to her on his graduation day.
ADAM Peaty won his fourth gold medal yesterday and helped Britain top the medal table in their most successful European Championships ever.
ADAM Peaty says it was not until he tasted victory at the Commonwealth Games that he really believed he could win medals as a swimmer.
THE fairytale is about to become a reality as Alton Towers reveals a sneak peek at its new enhanced cottages.
ONE of the top bosses at Oldfields Sport and Social Club claims attempts to secure funding is 'getting them nowhere' in their bid for vital land where youngsters can play sport.
DIABETIC Chris Bloor is hoping to raise awareness of what she describes as a 'silent killer'.
A THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD girl at a Rocester school was just one of those walking away with a smile on her face as exam results for GCSEs were sent out to schools yesterday.
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Flowing, music video from Evelinn Trouble's Album "The Great Big Heavy" (Bakara/ 2013)www.evelinntrouble.com
Official video for My Number by Foals from the album 'Holy Fire' http://holyfire.foals.co.uk
Hush Money, music video of Stay+ from UK.www.staypos.net
The guys from ZENO (venetus flos) played in front of the crowded concert hall at BScene Clubfestival 2011. Directed by Nico Schmied, produced by Reverse.ch
Level Up, music video of Take Me Home, taken from the album "The Kids Of The Night". Directed by Danila Kostil (www.kostildanila.tv), (c) 2012 Take Me Homewww.takemehomemusic.com
Garden, music video of Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, taken from the debut album 'Trouble'. Video directed by Ollie Murraywww.totallyenormousextinctdinosaurs.com
the official video for the single, Inside World from the danish band WhoMadeWho. Director: Lasse Martinussen. www.whomadewho.dk
Dying For An Angel, music video of Avantasia feat. Scorpions' Klaus Meine, taken from the album "THE WICKED SYMPHONY" on Nuclear Blast. www.tobiassammet.com
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I get around - from The Trousers 2013 album "Freakbeat" (EMI Music Services). Directed by David Vigh & Peter Hencz, Sponsored by Artisjus Hungary. www.thetrousersband.com
The Poorest Waltz, music video from the metalband My Dying Bride, 2013. Submitted by cmm-online.dewww.mydyingbride.net
La Voce Dei Tuoi Occhi Che Mi Rende Pazzo, music video of Red Sky from Italy, 2013.
One Life, music video of Gaga Tuci featuring Majority, 2013 on Ethnic Family Records.www.facebook.com/gagatuci
First Video from the nOSE-CD "BLOW" (Feb.2012/Gash Records) Director: Vitor Goncalves Videoconcept: Vitor Goncalves and Tommy Meyer Producer: Gash Recordswww.the-nose.at
Sea Of Dust, music video from the austrian rockband Loxodrome, (c) 2011 by Loxodrome.www.loxodrome.com
Warten auf Godot, Musikvideo der deutschen Pop-Rockband Destination Anywhere, aus dem Album 'Hier ist Godot'2013. www.destinationanywhere.de
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When you take a good long look at luscious Penthouse Pet Hayden Hawkens, it is only natural to smile. This bodacious blonde hottie is sexy enough to turn your legs to liquid while making your cock throbbing hard. In a tangerine t-shirt and tiny lace panties, she is a total seductress. When she takes off her sunglasses, you can see that her face is exquisite. This Penthouse Pet is slender, curvacious, and achingly beautiful.
She has a penchant for turning on every man she comes into contact with. She strips her clothing off with graceful moves. Hayden Hawkens motivates and inspires deep fantasies and wondrous sex dreams of pounding deeply into moist warm holes while nibbling delicious little nipples. Such is the Penthouse Pet way!
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Natasha Nice Strips From Purple Lingerie to Touch Self
June 12, 2013 | Natasha Nice, Penthouse Pets | Post A Comment
Bodacious brunette Natasha Nice has dressed her succulent curves up in purple bikini lingerie and a white wrap. This Penthouse Pet has the most tantalizing body. Her soft golden skin looks so touchable and tasty, and when she starts slipping her garments off, baring her luscious breasts, those nipples are mouth-watering. This sexy lady isn't finished, though. She continues to get naked and spreads her legs so you can get a delicious look at her naked pussy.
This Penthouse Pet turns around so you can get a good look at that fleshy ass. Every part of her sensuous body is an invitation to decadent delights. Natasha Nice is the incendiary device capable of bringing you to explosive orgasmic bursts of sheer lust and deep, penetrating satisfaction.
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Nicole Aniston Always Strips Naked For Workout
May 13, 2013 | Nicole Aniston, Penthouse Pets | Post A Comment
Nicole Aniston believes in keeping herself as fit as possible. There comes a time in every workout, however, when the sexy blonde pornstar feels the need to strip naked. Usually, it happens when she becomes either too hot – or too horny – to remain clothed. That's when the clothes go flying off and Nicole spends the rest of her workout, getting out of breath and hornier by the minute.
Nicole Aniston knows that both exercise and sex give the heart an extra special work out, so either way, this sexy beauty has all her bases covered!
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Natasha Nice Bares Her Plush Tits Outdoors
April 26, 2013 | Natasha Nice, Penthouse Pets | Post A Comment
Natasha Nice is waiting for you in the garden, dressed fetchingly in yellow and white. The lovely lady is looking quite cool and summery in her light garments, but her sexy curves are really aching with the need to be naked. The adorable brunette Penthouse Pet slowly removes her shirt and skirt and when naked, lies back and smiles at you. Then the teasing begins.
The sexy vixen licks her own nipple and then spreads her legs, fingering her little wet pussy. This Natasha Nice is in the mood for some serious attention and she's hoping you'll give her something super delicious to nibble on during this picnic. A picnic should be as delicious and stimulating as possible, after all, and this Penthouse Pet knows how to do it in style!
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Dani Daniels Lays on Stairs and Touches Her Pussy
April 12, 2013 | Dani Daniels, Penthouse Pets | Post A Comment
Dani Daniels is feeling super horny while posing in black bikini lingerie on an outdoor staircase. The delicious brunette Penthouse Pet loves showing off her rockin' curves, especially when the brunette beauty knows how stunning her natural titties and hot ass look in the garments. She lies back on one of the steps and spreads her legs. The move increases her horniness and soon, the sexy vixen is reaching down into her tiny black panties to give her wet pussy some much needed attention.
She slides the bra aside so she can caress her sweet titties while she makes herself cum. Dani Daniels loves to masturbate while you watch – and it's something the hot Penthouse Pet does extraordinarily well. She's love it if you'd step into the picture and join her!
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Whitney Westgate Penthouse Pet April 2013
April 8, 2013 | Penthouse Pets, Whitney Westgate | Post A Comment
Beautiful brunette Penthouse Pet Whitney Westgate wants to take you on a picnic. The sexy lady is wearing a flirty flowered dress and carrying a basket of goodies on her arm. As she lays out the checkered blanket, she gives you a lovely look at her juicy ass. Then she sits and licks a grape and you know you can't help but react to that seductive move.
This Penthouse babe has brought plenty to eat on this picnic, as you can see when she lays back and spreads her legs. What more could you need, really? A bottle of wine, some fantastic juicy grapes, and an even more succulent and seductively charming young Whitney Westgate – a woman made to be tasted, licked, sucked, and thoroughly enjoyed.
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Breanne Benson, Brett Rossi, Ella Milano, and Tasha Reign Show Off Their Asses
March 29, 2013 | Breanne Benson, Brett Rossi, Ella Milano, Penthouse Pets, Tasha Reign | Post A Comment
When Breanne Benson decides to get together with some sexy friends, the delicious pornstar does it right. The Penthouse Pet has met up with other Pets – Brett Rossi, Ella Milano, and Tasha Reign – and these hot and tempting babes are dressed up in their sexiest, and tiniest, swimsuits.
Each of these bodacious babes get super turned on by being as naked as possible in public and these suits definitely fit the bill, barely covering their titties and sweet little pussies.
The girls can't keep their hands off each other, licking and touching and soon, the suits come off entirely. They have fun posing together, stacking up for a tower of sexy Penthouse Pet asses and bending over for doggy-style fun. Breanne Benson and her friends know how to have fun!
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Whitney Westgate Announced as Penthouse Pet April 2013
March 28, 2013 | Penthouse Pets, Whitney Westgate | Post A Comment
With the new issue of Penthouse magazine out, it's been announced that beautiful brunette babe Whitney Westgate has been named as Penthouse Pet of the Month April 2013. This beauty looks hot in her super short striped dress. Of course, she gets even hotter once she's out of it! These pictures are such a tease, giving us only a mere taste of this babe – we'll have to keep on pins and needles until she's baring those big ol' tits in upcoming pictorials!
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Presley Hart Gets Naked Outdoors
March 22, 2013 | Penthouse Pets, Presley Hart | Post A Comment
Presley Hart is brunette, beautiful, and loves to be naked. This lovely lady recently earned the title of Penthouse Pet March 2013 and when you see her in action, you know that the title suits her very well. She struts her naked stuff in the great outdoors and every sleek line of her body tantalizes the senses. The sexy vixen is feeling pretty tantalized herself.
Almost immediately, she's getting in position for sex and slipping her long fingers into her sweet pussy. She loves the feel of her velvety softness and knowing she's outside where someone could catch her makes it that much more naughty and delicious! Presley Hart really loves to enjoy her bad girl side, and her fans just love watching her give into it!
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Presley Hart Strips Out of Sexy Brown Dress
March 11, 2013 | Penthouse Pets, Presley Hart | Post A Comment
Beautiful brunette model Presley Hart is Penthouse Pet March 2013 and we couldn't be happier about it. This hot and sexy babe brightens a room with her sensuous charms just by walking into it. She looks stunning in her brown wrap-around dress and even from the start, she's teasing us by lifting the skirt to show off her delicious thighs.
The more she takes off, the more delighted we are. She is proud to be a Penthouse Pet and this lovely lady knows how to carry off all the beauty and wicked naughtiness that all the best Pets have. When Presley Hart gets naked and starts touching herself – whether caressing her luscious breasts or sliding her fingers between her legs – it is one wicked turn-on!
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Presley Hart Penthouse Pet March 2013
February 25, 2013 | Penthouse Pets, Presley Hart | Post A Comment
One thing for certain about Penthouse Pet March 2013 Presley Hart – this bodacious brunette babe is totally comfortable being nude outside. In fact, the sexy model loves it so much, it's truly her preferred state of being. She shows off her slim curves in a denim top and tiny white panties, leaving little to the imagination.
Soon enough, the lovely Penthouse Pet is opening her shirt to give us a peek at those pretty titties. The more she feels the cool breeze on her soft golden skin, the more turned this vixen gets. Soon, Presley Hart simply has to do what comes natural. She caresses her breast while reaching down into those pretty panties and as we see her pleasure, our excitement grows!
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Laly Penthouse Pet February 2013
February 4, 2013 | Laly, Penthouse Pets | Post A Comment
From across the pond, French pornstar Laly has been named Penthouse Pet February 2013. This dark haired diva really knows how to please a crowd. She has no problems getting down and dirty when in hardcore porn and as you can see here, she looks stunning in softcore porn as well.
Her black panties and stockings are striking – drawing your eyes right to those luscious thighs. There's something about that bare flesh nestled between her lingerie that makes your mouth water.
This babe is rockin' an incredible body – she's got hips, tits, lips, and ass for all to enjoy. She has no problem grabbing her tits or spreading her pussy while imagining it's you doing it. This naughty vixen is really going to heat up this month!
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A surging run by Arjen Robben down the right wing has earned the Dutch a corner kick, but it comes to nothing.
The teams are rapidly losing respect, at least here, with their approach. Mark van Bommel has just taken Andres Iniesta's legs out from beneath him and has earned a yellow card.
It's getting worse. Dutch defensive midfielder Nigel de Jong has just planted his boot squarely in Xabi Alonso's chest. It could easily have been a red card, but Webb issues only a yellow.
That's five yellow cards in the first 30 minutes. The teams should be ashamed of themselves, especially the Dutch.
11:56 a.m.
The anthems have been played. The traditional booing of Joseph "Sepp" Blatter, FIFA's president, has been attended to and the match is under way.
The Dutch kickoff, and for the next 45 minutes, hold onto your hats.
Robin van Persie has committed the first foul, catching the ankle or shin of Andres Iniesta, Spain's danger man, but the free kick came to naught.
The Dutch are condensing the field, pushing players up toward the halfway line and thereby limiting the space in which Spain can move the ball around.
Another Spanish player crumples to the ground; this time its defender Sergio Ramos. Xavi swings in a perfect free kick, the header comes in from Ramos and Dutch goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg does well to punch it away. That was close.
The Netherlands takes its first crack at goal, Dirk Kuyt hitting a swerving shot that goalkeeper Iker Casillas safely gathers.
John Heitinga has just saved the Netherlands with a clearance kick off a shot by Ramos. The buildup move by Spain involved Pedro, David Villa and Iniesta, and Ramos' shot from within the penalty area was heading for the net, it appeared, before Heitinga deflected it away.
These are a few nervous moments for the Dutch defense as the Spanish show an ability to penetrate the back line.
Van Persie, who is being a bit reckless in his challenges, has just been yellow-carded by referee Howard Webb for a foul on Joan Capdevila.
Now Carles Puyol has a yellow for a foul on Arjen Robben.
Fifteen minutes and counting. No score yet. Signs, though, that this game will have its share of goals.
11:31 a.m.
If the predominant color in Soccer City is anything to go by, the Dutch are going to win this thing fairly handily. The entire place seems to be a sea of orange.
The Dutch fans are louder than their Spanish counterparts, too, although with the throb of the African music and the blare of the vuvuzelas, it's difficult to be sure.


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Victoria & Crew are Big Helpers for the Environment
Victoria Justice and cast mates Leon Thomas and Daniella Monet are giving back to mother earth! This month, they lent a Big Help-ing hand by teaming up with Nickelodeon's "The Big Help" and a local high school in Louisiana to plant 300 trees in the St. Bernard Parish wetlands. Planting these trees will help to restore the town's fragile eco-system after the devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina and the recent oil spill. Way to go green guys!


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ESPN College GameDay's Facebook page posed this question:
"If my team doesnt beat _________ this season, I am going to lose it."
I'm curious what our fans say. For me, it's Kansas State, after the way the last three years have gone.
Drake (at basketball).
Western Illinois?
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Kansas State.
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Losing to Western Illinois is the only one that would really upset me. Of course I'm hoping/expecting to win a lot more than that.
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any team on our schedule
****, some of us lose it when we give up a TD on the first drive.
Survey says........
Kansas State!
(ding, ding, ding, ding, ding,)
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Take a knife and cut this pain from my heartFind somebody itching for something to start"
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In this order...
Western Illinois
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Kansas State.
K-State. They keep squeaking past us every year. They are due for an *** whooping. Still remember 09 in Arrowhead when we were controlling the game 3rd and long around their 20 old Billy decides to throw a deep ball and K-States receiver pushed off of Benton to catch the pass. 2 plays later they scored. They later took the lead. We were able to tie it up and potentially send it into OT but of course they block the PAT. The K-State game is one of the games I look forward to watching the most.
I told you, I dont care if youre black or white. I dont care if youre rich or poor. I dont care where you come from, whether its Texas, Florida, California, or right here in the state of Iowa, I dont care about any of that
But what I did care about is moving forward from that day on, that we were one team." -Paul Rhoads
Iowa, but not because of the rivalry part.
If we win I think it could set us up for a very good season, if not it may be a very long season. Of course I may be thinking of the times when I was in school, a hard habit to break.
Western Illinois, Tulsa, and Kansas. Losing any of those three would be rough. Iowa is always on this list as well, but since the game is at Kinnick and they will be favored it won't be heartbreaking to lose that one.
Baylor. Sick of those bears!
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UTMB Faculty Senate
October 7, 2008
Special Called Meeting
Caduceus Room, 9:00 – 10:00 am
Present: Drs. T. Albrecht, G. Anderson, N. Cintron, C. Cooper, R. Fox, N. Garg, D. Heliker, C. Holzer, S.D. Hudnall, A. Hudson-Jones, D. Munsell, G. Olson, S. Peloquin, E. Protas, S. Rosenthal, K. Sandor, G. Steer, G. Taglialatela, C. Utsey, S. Watowich, P. Watson, C. Wigg, S. Lieberman and C. Wisnewski
Absent: Drs. W. Au, J. Bauer, M. Kanuth, R. Leonard, M. O'Keefe, J. Ruiz and N. Wills
Provost's Comments (Dr. Garland Anderson)
· Education: Student housing (minutes not available at the beginning of the meeting). Students are taken care of this semester; we have three months to look at housing for them. In January, there will be some housing available for our postdocs and students.
· Research: There will be a meeting this Friday and will be updated. IRB is back in action. During our recovery phase, we have submitted grants and we have been recently awarded $16 million. NIH extension - for every day you are out; they will give you a day. Building 21 is finished. Space will be available based on who has labs that was damaged from Ike. Pumps and electrical switches failed and water got into some of the generators that were located on the first floor or basements. Departments will be asked at a later time to collect information on their losses. Four buildings that are not completely up and running are: MRB, BSB, Keiller and Pharmacology. Rebecca Sealy Hospital, the first floor was thrashed. Old Red, we are waiting for the structural engineer to inform us, but we predict it will be at least one year.
· Clinical: 200 beds is the projected amount for us at this time for at least one year. Ob/Gyn will be brought back first then some surgery and medicine. All support facilities for the hospital are nonoperational. We are working on a solution for the Pharmacy.
· October 20th is the target date for office space to be available and for the hospitals; the MRB may have an earlier date. Some offices are already up and running.
· Congress passed $20 billion for the five states affected by the disaster. $7 billion for hospitals which is given to FEMA, who will in turn give to the state to allocate. We do not know the time frame for this is a prolonged process. Also, the Governor will assist monetarily. Dr. Shine will give us 45 of 50 million of the 50 million self insurance. For payroll, we have enough money for little more than one month; we need a special legislative session to take place. Dr. Callender and the mayor are trying to work in a coordinated fashion to get resources.
· UT Austin Medical School which people will be talking about; we will not be moving to Austin.
· System Faculty meeting on Saturday stated that UTMB is way ahead on getting back up and running.
· Direct Deposit: if you know of anyone getting paper copies of their paychecks instead of direct deposit; please have them sign up for direct deposit. Some people are having problems getting their checks. We had some people in labor and delivery that lost their paper checks in Ike so Dr. Anderson graciously gave them some cash to help them out temporarily.
· Increased Security: Employees were working in the dark and having to go outside to the portable toilets and since there was recently gunfire in the nearby neighborhood, loitering and non UTMB employees wandering the campus, so for their safety, we had our police officers carry protection.
Dr. Hudnall spoke on behalf of the Faculty Senators stating that they were grateful for Dr. Anderson to speak with them today.
The meeting adjourned at 10:00 am.
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February 19, 2012
Very nice, I really like this color, and I really like the Arc'teryx this brand.Gear in your shop is the best. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, this is a great little chalk bag. I have pretty small hands though, so for the average sized guy I would agree with the other comments and say go a size up. The plastic ring at the top gives it some nice support and helps keep it open, and the draw string closes it nice and tight so you wont be getting chalk all over your bag or whatever. My only complaint seems to coincide with everybody elses the end of the strap must be cut to remove the belt. Other than that, awesome.Pros: Great design, Build quality, Lasts forever, Performance, Ease of use, Great value
tiny! better for kids.
January 21, 2011
I like this chalk bag and it seems to be high quality. It is tiny, however. You can barely fit a chalk sock in it. I am a female with small hands and I could not fit my hand comfortably in it even without a chalk sock. I would only recommend this bag to be used by a child with a small hand using loose chalk. For adults, I would recommend the larger Arcteryx chalk bags.Pros: Great design, Build quality, Ease of use, Cons: tiny
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it's a little small for my hands, and it doesn't keep the chalk in very well. maybe it's just me getting used to it, but i don't really like it.
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I've been doing a lot of climbing and needed a good chalk bag. I really recommend this beauty to women (or men with smaller hands) everywhere! Its small and light so it's never in the way. Its the perfect size for people with smaller hands. Throw your fav chalk ball in there and you are GTG! It cleans up easy too!
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A local woman says she has witnessed men touching themselves on the Max train twice in less than a month.
"I don't feel safe because of it, and there's nothing that can replace that for me," the woman who saw it, Lacie Jimenez, said. "I feel like he's taken something away from me."
She was so upset, she called police the second time.
"He kind of shifted toward me, and he had a briefcase covering his groin area," she said. "When he shifted, his briefcase shifted as well, and I was able to see everything was exposed."
Jimenez had taken a seat on the train for her early morning commute to work, only to become the unwilling witness to two different men touching themselves.
She said the first time was about a month ago. The second time was two weeks later.
"I told him to zip up his pants, and he didn't react at all," she said. "It's disgusting to have to think that people would do that in a public area."
With help from surveillance video, police arrested 38-year-old Brent Wilson on Friday for public indecency. They said he's the man Jimenez saw exposing himself the second time.
He bailed out of jail shortly after his arrest.
"I would have never expected this to happen twice, let alone once," Jimenez said.
But because it did, she said she hopes her story can serve as a reminder to other passengers to be ready for anything.
"I would have a plan. I wish I would have pushed the emergency button. I wish I would have called the police sooner. I wish I would have called police the first time," she said. "Just have a plan ready because this happens when you least expect it."
And she had a message for the men who put her through the ordeal: "I would say, 'How would you feel if someone did this to your daughter?'"
Both times Jimenez was riding the Max westbound near Beaverton. She said because of everything that's gone on, she's quit her job because she doesn't feel safe with the commute.
Wilson is expected in court later this month.
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I am using C3D 2014. The question I have is regarding the Sheet Set Manager. Under the "Sheet List" tab when I select my cadd file then select "Publish" the option to "Publish using page setup override" it is grayed out (see attached image). The only work around I know of is to recreate a new sheet set file. Any help or ideas what is causing this and how to fix is is much appreciated.
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Right Click on the Sheet Set Title>Properties>Sheet Set>Page setup overrides file> browse to the file containing your page setups.
Now you should see the Page Setups.
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Coinciding with its Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) to support pilot projects in the ICT sector, Umniah recently concluded the third phase of its joint initiative with Plug and Play. The initiative aims to support Jordanian startups in the ICT sector by qualifying them to attend an extensive training course in Silicon Valley, California.
The initiative is held in cooperation with the Information and Communications Association of Jordan (int@j) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to help highlight innovative of Jordanian youth. Entrepreneurial ideas were presented in front of a jury panel represented by local and international officials and included representatives from Jordan-based companies operating in the ICT sector.
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The singer Sade is a mystery, and not only because she's famously guarded about her private life. No, the bigger puzzle is how this 52-year old artist, whose best known hits came out over 20 years ago and who, in an age of relentless promotion, waited a decade before releasing her latest album, can pack arenas with blissful fans the way she did Sunrise' BankAtlantic Center on Friday night. (She performs at Miami's AmericanAirlines Arena on Saturday).
Part of the answer may lie in her very unattainability - as every wise diva should know, people want what they can't have. But the greatest part of Sade's appeal is her even rarer musical gifts and emotional power as a singer. Her inimitable voice, at once sweet and husky, smoky and pure, vibrated through the vast arena. When she purred "there's a quiet storm, and it never felt this hot before" in her trademark hit The Sweetest Taboo, you wanted to add "or since." Her passionate delivery on Jezebel and Is It A Crime, two of the night's showstoppers, was all the more riveting for its quiet intensity and the way she quietly caressed the heartbreak from the music. When she sang "is it a crime, that I still want you?" that age old question become newly agonizing.
Sade's voice is the shimmering center of her band, three of whom - the charismatic saxophonist and guitarist Stuart Matthewman, pianist Andrew Hale, and bassist Paul Denman - have been with her since she started in the early 80's. The tour also includes two terrific but understated back-up singers and two percussionists. Together they form a beautifully tight and fluid ensemble, with Matthewman's soaring sax solos a highlight, pivoting around their singer's exquisite voice, as smoothly, expertly confident as a good lover. The music is richly textured, jazzy, soulful pop, and if it occasionally meandered towards a lugubrious lounge sound, the intensity of Sade's voice, and the musicians' taut expertise, kept things on track.
Sade entered on stairs that rose from the stage, singing Soldier of Love, the title track from her 2010 album, wearing a sleek black turtleneck and pants, hair pulled back, her wide mouth a slash of red on her serene, high-cheekboned face. Her other costumes - black vest and pants over white shirt, a silvery retro style gown, a red high-necked long dress - also emphasized her elegance and restrained sensuality. The stage design and special effects were beautifully and strikingly designed: washes of red light or slashing white spotlights, video of a sequin-clad Sade spiraling in a shimmering night sea for Moon and Sky, a transparent scrim that occasionally cloaked the band, filled by projections of snowy roads for Bring Me Home. On Pearls, a wrenching ballad of a Somalian woman's struggle to survive, Sade sang alone onstage, silhouetted against a burning sun - a stark and daring moment for a pop concert.
Throughout Sade was warm but restrained, a diva from another era in an age of relentless sexiness and hard sell. "I grew up being cold and I used to dream of being someplace as lovely and exotic as this," she said to the roaring crowd early on. "I never dreamed you would be so nice." She seemed both down to earth and mysterious, a woman you would always long to know better. For the encore, Cherish the Day, a pillar lifted her high above the stage, an iconic, dreamy spirit.
Opening act John Legend, despite his prodigious talent, charisma, and Grammy-winning credits, could have learned something from her self-contained confidence. Backed by a terrific, energetic 10-piece band, Legend, often commanding the band from the piano, soared from crooning falsetto to old school soul wail on hits like Get Lifted and Slow Dance. He's a terrific musican with all the right elements. But, at least in concert, Legend's songs tend to lack the kind of really compelling musical hook that would make them memorable. And his performance, as virtuoso and intense as it was, couldn't match Sade's serene power.
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