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as 4:2014cv02486
Plaintiff: High Standard Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Defendant: Ithaca Distribution, Inc.
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Laing v. BP, P.L.C. et al
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Plaintiff: John Laing
Defendant: BP p.l.c. , BP Exploration & Production Inc , BP Products North America Inc and others
Mediator: Peter J. Grilli
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Shakir v. United States Department of Education
as 4:2014cv02326
Plaintiff: Stacie Ann Shakir
Defendant: United States Department of Education
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
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as 4:2014cv02213
Plaintiff: City of Houston Texas
Defendant: Towers Watson & Co.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
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as 7:2014cv00662
Defendant: Chris Sullivan , Rick Hughes , Lightyear Network Solutions, Inc.
Plaintiff: Todd A. Prins
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
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Defendant: Capital One Bank
Plaintiff: Hassan Ali Pejouhesh
Cause Of Action: Notice of Removal
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as 4:2014cv01930
Defendant: Wouter Garot
Plaintiff: Romar/MEC LLC
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
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as 1:2014cv00097
Defendant: William Anthony Williams , Jim Williams , Mark T. Williams and others
Plaintiff: Kevin Campbell
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Account Receivable
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as 4:2014cv01262
Defendant: GoLoansOnline.com, Inc.
Plaintiff: United States of America
Cause Of Action: Federal Trade Commission Act
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as 4:2014cv01228
Defendant: Jasmine Nicole Larry , Paradise South Casket Company Inc, Julius Larry, III
Plaintiff: Charles Townsend
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A team of Collins Middle School basketball players went 1-1 in recent action in the Beckley Summer League.
Collins improved to 3-0 with a 52-45 victory over the Beckley Bulls on June 28, then dipped to 3-1 with a 55-41 setback to Beckley Stratton.
In the win over the Bulls, Abe Farrow scored 18 points and Andrew Work collected 13 to pace Collins. Other scorers were: Tristan Morgan, 7; Johnathon Lyons, 2; Khori Bass, 3; Ian Donelow, 2; Caleb Jones, 3; and Jason Manns, 4.
Work tallied 20 points to lead the way against Stratton. Other point-producers included: Bass, 9; Farrow, 4; Morgan, 5; and Lyons, 3.
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A team of Collins Middle School basketball players went 1-1 in recent action in the Beckley Summer League.
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With more than half of the country ready to live off the other people's money, in the hopes someone else will pay for the largesse forever, and crisis/depression/civil war following close behind, our current president may very well become the dictator for life. It happened before, and you communists and progressives were always, always rubble rousers, agitators, community organizers, professional victims,and first to part with their heads when the consequences hit the fan. See Lenin, Hitler, Roosevelt. Is THIS what you want?


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First-round games will be played on Wednesday with No. 8 Oklahoma State facing No. 9 Texas Tech and No. 7 Baylor playing No. 10 TCU.
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Round 3 of The Colosseum tournament.
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Shrike and BB vs Hunter and Niko in a destruction derby with GUNS!
I've had fun with this flash the main fact that both my FLA files became corrupt 1 day before the deadline so i had to stay up to fully repair it!
Previous rounds can be seen in the related submissions panel
There's a little preloader Info tab so people who don't know whats going on can catch up quickly, though if you want to read more about the tournament check out my page.
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I picked up my first camera seriously when I was a teenager, my uncles twin lens Rolleiflex. The concept of stopping time, capturing a moment, a mood was... intoxicating. That camera gave me something... it was a powerful tool, a way of communicating, a way of remembering and a financial means to support myself.
When I put my camera down for more than a decade I didn't know that I would pick it up and fall in love again.
This collection of images, Windows, are at times magical, inviting, somber, reflective, primitive, whimsical and inquisitive. Inside looking out - outside looking in reminding me at times of barriers, things just outside of reach. Divided by what is and what could be. I wonder who has looked out or in before and what did they see?


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The Rev. Jerry Falwell, leader of the Moral Majority, last night apologized for calling for the Christianization of America. "We are wrong and we are sorry," Falwell told more than 1,200 Conservative rabbis attending the annual convention of the Rabbinical Assembly. "What more can I say." Marc Tannenbaum, director of international relations for the American… More ▸


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See http://www.drugs.com/cg/poison-ivy-discharge-care.html
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Multi-Stem Vase Set - Winter Seasonal
The classic Multi-stem Vase Set gets the same treatment as the bud vase with warm earth tones, cool greys, and pops of rich turquoise in an ombre for a snowy effect.
Heath Bud Vase Set - Winter Seasonal
The iconic bud vase design gets a coat of a clay-like glaze that highlights the raw material while creating a lightness and texture reminiscent of the snow. "Warm earth tones, cool greys, and pops of rich turquoise make a well-rounded collection, evoking a cozy and frosty wintry day."
Julie Cristello Duo Tone Choker - Winter Seasonal
Winter holidays are the time to be adorned with jewelry for the season. Jeweler Julie Cristello created these beautiful duo tone ceramic beads using Heath's very own clay and glazes. The single statement bead measures 2.75", fitted to a brass choker that is 16.5" long.
Appetizer Set - Winter Seasonal
Warm wintry grey is a nod to the season in this Appetizer Set, which includes a mini condiment plate, and Edward Wohl cutting board and pate knife.
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Department of Resources and Economic Development Commissioner George Bald digs into hors d'oeuvres at the reception to kick off Restaurant Week at the State Library in Concord on Friday. (DAVID LANE / UNION LEADER)
Officials cut a pasta ribbon signaling the start of New Hampshire Restaurant Week during a ceremony at the State Library in Concord on Friday. (DAVID LANE / UNION LEADER)
CONCORD — Get ready to live free and dine, New Hampshire.
Special guests, state officials and local dignitaries were given a taste of the first-ever statewide Restaurant Week in New Hampshire Friday, at the event's official opening ceremony inside the State Library in Concord. The kickoff featured remarks from New Hampshire Commissioner of Cultural Resources Van McLeod, a pasta-ribbon cutting by Economic Development Commissioner George Bald, along with event organizers — and plenty of food served up by some of Restaurant Week's Celebrity Chefs.
"We are very excited that this day is here," said Tom Boucher, owner and CEO of Great NH Restaurants and chairman of the Restaurant Week NH organizing committee. "It's been 16 months in the making. We have over 150 restaurants, all around the state, taking part. The really great part is there are all different levels of dining — people will be able to find a level of pricing they are comfortable with, and get out there and try something new. If there's a place people have been waiting to try, this is the opportunity to get out here and try it."
Restaurant Week in New Hampshire is designed to get residents and visitors to the state to "try something new," as its slogan states. Participating eateries will serve three-course price-fixed menus to patrons looking for deals at restaurants they've never tried before. The eight-day event, which runs through May 25, is hosted by the New Hampshire Lodging & Restaurant Association (NHLRA), and showcases restaurants throughout the Granite State offering lunch and/or dinner items at three price levels.
Though the event is in its inaugural year, organizers say over 150 restaurants and hotels across the state are taking part. They include: More than 45 restaurants and hotels in southern New Hampshire;
Over 25 restaurants and lodging properties in the Lakes Region; 18 restaurants on the Seacoast; 16 properties in the Monadnock/Sunapee areas; and 18 properties in the White Mountains.
Participating restaurants in Manchester include 900 degrees, the Airport Diner, Cactus Jack's Great West Grill, Cotton, Fratello's Italian Grille, the Hanover Street Chophouse, Margaritas, Shorty's, The Yard, Theo's Pizza and Unwine'd.
"One of the goals of this is to boost New Hampshire's image as a destination for dining," said Mike Somers, president and CEO of the New Hampshire Lodging and Restaurant Association. "There was a survey done of visitors to the state, and one of the findings was what did they like about their visit. And on the list was things like the mountains, the Seacoast, and way down the list was dining. We're putting a full-court press behind this, and we have huge support from the industry."
Throughout Restaurant Week, participating restaurants are offering three levels of pricing. Visitors to the RestaurantWeekNH.com website will notice businesses listed with one, two or three forks next to their names. One fork means the restaurant offers a $10 lunch and $15 dinner. Two forks means a $15 lunch, and $25 dinner. Three forks means a $20 lunch, $35 dinner and all three-course meals.
"New Hampshire has some really great chefs, and some really good food, and it's nice that it's finally being recognized for that," said Adam Parker, executive chef at the Indian Head Resort in Lincoln and one of Restaurant Week's Celebrity Chefs. "All the chefs here do a great job, and every restaurant is offering great deals. I'm excited to be a part of it."
The New Hampshire Union Leader is a media partner of Restaurant Week NH.
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People have been asking me when am I going to illustrate a Captain Jack Harkness piece, well, wait no longer. Pencils, inks and colors by me. Enjoy!
People have been asking me when am I going to illustrate a Captain Jack Harkness piece, well, wait no longer. Pencils, inks and colors by me. Enjoy!
The first 5 pages of lineart from DW: Prisoners of Time #12. Enjoy!
Color marker illustrations of the 10th and 11th Doctor's the DW: Prisoners of Time #12 sketch covers. Available on eBay!
Back in 2010 Hasbro tasked me with developing character designs for second GI Joe movie. The characters they had me work on were Snake-Eyes, Firefly and a new character called GI Joe. They wanted to see everything from realistic to cartoony and over the top.
I'm getting excited about the new Star Wars movies arriving next year! Supposedly, some of the storyline is going to revolve around a Jedi Academy under the guidance of Luke Skywalker.
Well, since I haven't been invited to work on a Star Wars movie, I thought it would fun to create a Jedi Padawan I'd like to see run around on the big screen. The idea of someone from the Sith species training to become a Jedi Master developed because of the conflicting elements of his evil origins and desire to follow the light side of the Force. Plus, his red skin against a blue lightsaber would really pop!
Okay, geek moment is done.
The 4th Doctor illustration…FINALLY!
It's alway fun to see how a piece of art will evolve from the initial design. This piece originally didn't have K9 and was suppose to have a red Gallifrey background, but then I started tweaking the colors and the golden green color scheme just seemed to make everything pop.
I'd eventually like to do something like this for all the Doctor's. I just need to find the time. Hope you enjoy!
When anyone asks me which Doctor is my favorite I always go with the 4th Doctor, Tom Baker! I love watching all the incarnations of the Doctor, but I have such fond memories growing up in the late 70′s and discovering this odd fellow with an incredibly long scarf, traveling in something called a TARDIS. Needless to say, I was excited when the opportunity arose to work on this exclusive cover for the Ottawa Comic Con featuring the 4th Doctor!
Obviously I had to incorporate the Ottawa Parliament and other elements to make it Canadian, but I also wanted to find a way to work in the Jelly Babies. Somehow the idea to make the Jelly Babies Maple leaf shaped popped into my head and there you have it. Good luck finding one though, they were limited to 500 copies for VIP pass holders.
If you need a reason to pick up issue #12 of Doctor Who: Prisoners of Time, then maybe this double-page spread will give you a taste of what's waiting for you inside! All 11 Doctor's in one time, one space. There's also almost EVERY companion from the series in there as well.
It was great working on this last issue with Scott Tipton & David Tipton, Charlie Kirchoff and my editor, Denton Tipton! It felt a little like redemption for me after working on Doctor Who: The Forgotten #6. The deadline for that issue was terrible and I never felt like I did justice to Tony Lee's script.
Hope you enjoy!
This is the retailer variant cover for Doctor Who #14, quite possibly the last cover I'll be doing for IDW's Publishing run. Sad as that is, I feel blessed to be illustrating the final issue of Doctor Who: Prisoners of Time! More about that later!
For this Western inspired piece I wanted to go for something more tonal and pull in colors I don't normally try. Orange and purple compliment each other so I thought that might be a great place to start and it just fell into place after that. Being able to lean on one or two colors that pull all the various elements together is one of my new and favorite techniques.
I also took this opportunity to incorporate my wife and kids' names into the background. Hopefully, the kids' will appreciate it someday!
This is a commission I did of the 10th Doctor and Amy Pond that I was suppose to have finished at Baltimore Comic Con 2012. Unfortnately, I ran out of time at the show and had to bring it home to finish. Which means, back-burner. Sad, but true. When I was first asked to combine Amy and the 10th Doctor, I had to triple-check that's they actually wanted since Amy only traveled with the 11th Doctor. However, being Doctor Who, wibbly~wobbly, timey-wimey, it could certainly happen.
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RENTON, Wash. -- After two days of watching players leave, the Seattle Seahawks finally made an addition, agreeing with former Jacksonville wide receiver Taylor Price on a one-year deal.
Seattle also reportedly re-signed defensive tackle Tony McDaniel on Wednesday. NFL.com reported McDaniel agreeing to a two-year deal to return to Seattle. The team had not confirmed McDaniel's deal and messages for his representatives were not returned.
Price missed most of the past two seasons with foot injuries. Price's representatives confirmed the one-year, minimum salary contract.
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Totally Safe – In 4 years I never heard of any serious crimes happening on campus. We have our own police force which is really cool because they aren't busy with Gainesville "crimes" and can focus on the campus. Also we have blue light poles which have an emergency button on them. You push it and it calls the police for you and tells them your location. You can always see the next blue pole from the one you are at so if you are running from someone you can push each red button and the police can track your path and determine where you are heading to help find you.
Overall Experience:
I Love It Here! I really love UF but Gainesville can be a little boring. If you don't like to drop a lot of cash then there is a limited number of things to do around the city. But I love the campus, the professors for my major, and of course, the Football! Being able to go to football games and be a part of this large community of fans is a wonderful experience. The Gator Nation truly is everywhere and I am so blessed to be a part of it
Priniting Labs, There's Only One! I would have to rate the printing labs as a C. This is because as of right now there is only one priniting lab on campus with maybe 25 computers and 3 printers. You can imagine how crowded this can get with about 50,000 students at the University. Also the page limit of 250 pages a semester is low especially since most professors post powerpoint slides and it is benefical for the student to print those slides out and bring them to class. More printing labs and a higher page limit would increase the grade given for sure!
Off-Campus Housing:
Many Options – There are so many apartment complexes to choose from, literally dozens, and many come furnished and with private bathrooms and include utilities in the low rent. There's frequent bus routes to a lot of them. Houses are also plentiful and the cost is typically low.
Local Atmosphere:
It's nationally acclaimed and recognized as one of the best college towns in the country, for student living and for the general population. It's been named best city to live in, and in there's a lot nearby for college kids to enjoy to.
Walk If Possible – Parking at UF is a mission, and there are very few spots available. The apartments are close enough for you to walk, and if you live on-campus, it's even more convenient.
Off-Campus Dining:
Not Too Shabby – There are plenty of good places to eat near campus! Some are more expensive than others, but there are plenty of selection.
Off-Campus Housing:
Depends on What You Want and Where You Look – It's not hard to find a nice apartment for a very reasonable price, especially if you are willing to go a little farther away from campus. If you want to live within walking distance, the prices get a little expensive for the nicer places and/or the apartments aren't all that nice. But overall, off campus housing is reasonable.
It's important to have a diversity because it makes things more selective.
Overall Experience:
LOVE THIS NATION – It's no wonder we're called the gator nation. The pride at this school is incredible and seeps into your very core. I love how social it is and how easy it is to make friends. There's never a dull moment at UF. From home football games, crazy frat parties, eating out with friends, there is always something to do. The majority of the professors are also great. They really care about your intake of knowledge and growth at the University of Florida. I just finished my freshman year, and If I could I would do it all over again.
An Internship If I Had One – University of Florida is very big on Greek life. I believe this question all depends on personal interests. Some females prefer to be in sororities and others do not. However, I don't believe being a female out of a sorority causes any life changing events. They can still attend house parties if they are interested, they just can't attend socials. Additionally, they don't have to worry about dues every month which is beneficial.
Campus Dining:
Chose Healthy Food Options – I did not have a meal plan during the school year. However, I did visit the dining halls and I went to the markets that were open late. The food was good at the dining halls and they had healthy choices as well. Additionally, the markets were convenient and were open late. The only bad thing about the food plan and markets are that they are expensive.
Campus Strictness:
Don't Believe Everything You Hear? The only experience I have personally had with the campus police was when I did not have my bike lights with me at night when I was riding. However, the cop let me off with a warning. However, I have heard that student's have received DUI's while riding their bikes and walking on campus. Although DUI's for riding a bike are understandable, walking is questionable. Additionally, the school is very strict with cheating policies as any University is. I have not personally experienced the consequences of cheating, however, they can be very severe depending on the circumstances.
Don't Be the Average – As of right now my major is health science. However, I plan on changing my major to Nutrition in the coming future. My goal is to graduate from UF and attend graduate school to become a doctor. However, with my major I don't really stand out and I am not passionate about what I am learning. I have realized that my passion is nutrition and will soon love the things that I am learning. Although Nutrition is only a slightly less common major than Health Science, I will love what I am doing. Thus, I advise any student looking to attend graduate school for medicinal studies, I recommend doing what you love, whether it's different or not. However, the college that I am in is very helpful and will certainly advise you in the right direction.
Seeing one's hard work pay off gives the individual confidence in their performance and allows them to stay positive for their future courses. Thus, many students want advice on how to maintain a good GPA when taking challenging courses. My advice, is to find the local tutoring business and take advantage of all of their services. Additionally, when attending their tutoring services make sure to pay attention and review until the test day. Lastly, make sure to practice, practice, practice. Many of the challenging courses at UF are in the math and sciences. Therefore, it is important to review and practice as many problems as possible because the solution to the problem will not seem as easy to get during the test. One last thing, do not freak out before the test/be nervous. Try to be confident in yourself and if you don't do so hot on the test the first time, make sure to better the second. However, don't always have the mentality that there is a next time. Always try to do your best from the beginning.
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Seriously I could describe people all day - my school is HUGE. There is every fashion statement (including the ones that don't actually exist), every combination, every look, possible to find on this campus. Students have their own niches and friend groups - you have relationships within these groups and through other extra-curriculars and events you participate in. Greek life is huge.
While UF may be looking to save 1.2 million on cutting specific sections of libraries throughout campus (not good), they certainly are excited about athletics, student safety, and having fun activities available to everyone at all times. Reitz Union is amazing - very accessible and it's like a mini city with tons of food, resources, and important people. The Southwest Gym is exceedingly nice, as is the FL pool, stadium, and even the smaller racquetball gym near the Hub. Again, UF loves athletics and spends money on fitness like no other. Additionally, UF spends money on safety - which is necessary, but getting ridiculous. They're apparently installing cell-phone chargers stationed around campus, much like the the 'blue-light' stands that allow people in danger to call the police/call for help. General campus aesthetics are good - tons of people, busy, always something to do, lots of resources and trees.
Campus Housing:
The best/worst options in terms of dorm choosing are convoluted - while Broward is basically a s***hole, it's one of the most central and "happening" dorms on campus. Nicer dorms are actually more on the outskirts of campus, and while you would therefore have a higher quality of living, you'd be required to catch the bus every morning/often, and are farther away from spontaneous events and other central and significant buildings, such as Reitz. The social atmosphere on campus is above average. It's nice to just be around the tons of people moving around campus every day - it's not lonely, and everyone is always bustling off somewhere. Unfortunately it's difficult to make friends easily because even if you're outgoing and can start a conversation with a complete stranger, people are unlikely to give you their number or email and talk to you again if they don't see a real reason to. The ease of the housing process is amusing... since it's not very easy. Applications and requirements filled are simple enough, but trying to snag the room you want when you have a later housing registration date is frustrating and difficult/doubtful. It's the sheer number of students who apply for housing that makes this hard. The cost of housing is average/good - it definitely saves money.
Greek Life:
Life Without Greek – It seems almost like a win or loose. You deffinitely always have the IN when it comes to clubs and bars. You meet a lot of people, and at a faster rate. Networking is huge. Once you know a member of a chapter you usually become friendly with more. Everyone secretly knows who the most popular girls and guys of each chapter hosue are and with that being said, jobs are a lot easier to get when you can emphasize that you are part of a large organization .
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i feel that at UF when there is drinking there is also cocaine and even possibly molly involved. That is just the greek life crowd.
This year at the University of Florida, there has been a major acceptance of diversity, especially for the LGBTQ community. Even talking to students about diversity, the attitude has a very liberal approach and students are extremely accepting of people who have different backgrounds, political views, and ethnicities.
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Drinking Is Popular – Access to alcohol is prevalent at UF. However, UF campus police are usually around everywhere so you have to be careful drinking on campus.
Farily Easy – Getting into the Accounting School was fairly easy and usually is the case for students with less than 60 credits (so freshman and sophomore). I had to schedule an appointment with an advisor and then I was given approval to change my major from Finance to Accounting. As long as your GPA isn't terrible you should get into the program.
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Rule-Based and Case-Based Reasoning in Housing Prices
AbstractPeople reason about real-estate prices both in terms of general rules and in terms of analogies to similar cases. We propose to examine empirically which mode of reasoning fits the data better. To this end, we develop the statistical techniques required for the estimation of the case-based model. It is hypothesized that case-based reasoning will have relatively more explanatory power in databases of rental apartments, whereas rule-based reasoning will have a relative advantage in sales data. We motivate this hypothesis on theoretical grounds, and find empirical support for it by comparing the two statistical models (rule-based and case-based) on two databases (rentals and sales).
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Free! Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Room Service, Packed Lunches, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Private Check-in/Check-out, Dry Cleaning, Daily Housekeeping, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying, Honeymoon Suite
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All children are welcome.
Free! All children under 2 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
Free! All children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
All older children or adults are charged GBP 15 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed. Charges may apply.
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The lack of a roller blind in the bathroom of the single room
friendly staff
the beds
Spacious room with a nice view,Very enjoyable reasonably priced food in the bar.Excellent quality breakfast!
Nothing to dislike!
View and food
The hotel staff were very welcoming and friendly. Room was larger than expected and very clean. Lovely setting/location.
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The lady was very kind and did our washing for us on arrival after a week spent camping - we were very grateful for this. When the lock broke on our bedroom door the staff were very helpful and moved us to another room. The food in the bar also was excellent. Thank you for your hospitality.
We were well looked after by the staff and the hotel itself was very pleasant,clean and comfortable.
No problems
Good value clean Hotel. Evening Meal was very good as was breakfast. Room clean and spacious.
The friendliness of management and staff. The quality and presentation of food.The general professionalism in the running of the business
No negatitivity displayed during visit
Quiet and comfortable. Excellent breakfasts
A lovely small hotel and restaurant/bar. Very rural setting and quiet. Room was very spacious as was the bath. Comfortable seating. Very friendly and helpful staff. Very nice breakfast. Great food in the restaurant.
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I have stayed at the Devonport on a number of business trips and have always been pleased with the experience. Whenever I need a hotel in Darlington I automatically choose this one....is there anything else to say!
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This movie isn't over-the-top -- it doesn't know where the top is. Trash addicts will eat up every graphic minute, even if they prefer to wait for the DVD. show more
Ruthe Stein San Francisco Chronicle
High-gloss trash but compulsively watchable. show more
Mike Clark USA Today
Stilted film squanders an intriguing premise. show more
Joe Morgenstern Wall Street Journal
Malevolence is in generous supply throughout the film. Easy enjoyment is not. show more
Steven Rea Philadelphia Inquirer
A strange mix of showbiz whodunit and soft-core eroticism, with a couple of fine actors - Kevin Bacon and Colin Firth - wandering around stunned and stoned-looking, as if someone slipped them a mickey. show more
Jami Bernard New York Daily News
Egoyan's uncharacteristic bid for the mainstream flames out on many levels, but it's hard not to stare with fascination at the dying embers. show more
Ray Bennett The Hollywood Reporter
Atom Egoyan has delivered a big, slick and sexy mystery in Where the Truth Lies, turning the Rupert Holmes novel into a sumptuous tale of show business hype and duplicity. show more
Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times
Kevin Bacon is on a roll right now after several good roles, and here he channels diabolical sleaze while mugging joylessly before the telethon cameras. show more
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Entertaining and even affecting, Where the Truth Lies is a failure primarily because it doesn't do justice to its originator, Rupert Holmes' dishy 2003 novel, which shared both of the aforementioned characteristics but also was extremely funny. The film, directed by Atom Egoyan, is not. show more
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Yes, another secure and ephemeral messaging app. There's Wickr, Snapchat, Confide, so what makes Wiper Messenger different? I've had the chance to play around with the new free chatting app on iOS, and it seems to act as a fusion of WhatsApp, Snapchat, and Wickr. The app prompts you for your email address or phone number in order to create your account, and then you are brought to a fairly simple interface with three tabs across the bottom: Chats, Contacts, and More. Let's go tab-by-tab:
South African police take Oscar Pistorius's iPhone to Apple after failing to crack passcode
The International Business Times reports that three detectives investigating the killing of Oscar Pistorius's girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp have flown to Apple's HQ in Cupertino to seek assistance in accessing the athlete's iPhone.
Prosecutors want to access its SMS and WhatsApp messages as evidence for the trial.
South African police have been struggling to gain access to the phone for months, one of several handsets found in the double-amputee athlete's Pretoria villa on the night he shot girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
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Japan-only Pokédex by Nintendo, WhatsApp Messenger, Walgreens, Kingdom Rush HD, and price drops
9to5Mac once again gathered the most noteworthy apps that announced news, launched, updated, or went on sale recently and added them in our usual roundup below.
Today's selection includes a new Japan-only app by Nintendo, updates to popular games like Kingdom Rush HD, and notable iOS and Mac app price drops including big cuts by TomTom for its popular line of GPS apps. Keep checking back for more, though, as we continually update this list throughout the day.
1. Pokédex | 170 Yen (about $2.06 USD)
Japan-based Nintendo just released its first paid iOS app, called "Pokédex", in its home country. According to EuroGamer, a version of the existing 3DS Pokédex app is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPhone in Japan's App Store. The Pokédex app is initially Japan-only, but it comes with the full Pokémon encyclopedia, and users could purchase four additional monster packs for about $6.18 USD each. The paid app is not Nintendo's sole iOS app, however, as the game developer also released a Japan-only free app, called "Pokémon Say Tap", for a limited time last year.
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Clear, Pinterest, Jingu Friends, Square Wallet, Fantastical for iPhone, iDisplay, more
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Clear for Mac: We knew it was coming and today the Mac App Store version of the popular Clear to do app for iPhone officially makes its way to the Mac.
Jingu Friends:Originally available as a BlackBerry app with more than a million downloads since May 2011 and 3.5 million messages sent monthly, the developers of the Jingu Friends app have released an iOS version of the app today on the App Store. The app allows you to discover new people to chat with through a lounge environment that "immediately drops you into a global conversation stream where you can listen or participate." From there you can find out more about the messaging apps participants use:
All messages posted on Jingu Friends are public, but users can take their conversations private through seamless integration into smartphone messaging apps like BBM, Hookt, WhatsApp and Kik.
Dragon's Lair: The classic arcade game already made its way to iPhone and iPad earlier this year, and now the Mac version is available on the Mac App Store for $9.99 now.
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In May, both the Grand Haven and Spring Lake school districts have ballot proposals for voters to decide on.
Here is a rundown of what is on the May 6 ballot:
Grand Haven Area Public Schools will ask voters for its general operating millage renewal of 18 mills against non-principal residences and other non-exempt property required for the district to receive its per-pupil foundation allowance.
The district also has two bond proposals.
Proposal 1 would generate about $36 million for:
• 1-to-1 technology devices
• Infrastructure improvements
• Desktop computer replacements
• Instructional technology replacements
• Phone system upgrade
• Equipment replacement: servers, media, copiers
• Updated security cameras
• Bus replacements
• Student transportation tracking system
• Roof replacements
• Asphalt replacement
• Student learning equipment
• Improved fire systems at Lakeshore Middle School and Griffin Elementary School
• Secure entrance systems
Proposal 2, which is contingent on the approval of Proposal 1, would generate about $9.69 million for:
• Districtwide fencing
• Asbestos removal
• Equipment replacement: classroom tables, student desks, lockers, cafeteria tables
• Athletic improvements: seat replacement, turf replacement, floor refinishing, weight room addition
• Arts improvements: classroom space, increased storage, ceiling replacement
• Improved traffic areas at Lakeshore Middle School and Grand Haven High School
Spring Lake Public Schools has two bond proposals on the ballot, but they aren't contingent on passage of the other.
Proposal 1 would generate $49.8 million for the purpose of:
• Constructing additions to Holmes and Jeffers elementary schools and Spring Lake Middle School
• Partially remodeling several facilities
• Installing and equipping instructional technology for school facilities
• Purchasing school buses
• Constructing improved elementary school playgrounds
Proposal 2 is a $4.47 million proposal that would improve athletic facilities and fields at the middle school and high school.
Local municipal clerks say there could be a slight increase in turnout at the polls May 6 due to the bond proposals.
"Typically, school elections in May have a low turnout — 10 percent or so," Grand Haven Township Clerk Sue Buitenhuis said. "That is typically when the non-homestead (renewal) is the only issue on the ballot."
Grand Haven City Clerk Linda Browand also believes the bond proposals could bring more voters to the polls in May, although past elections involving solely school issues tend to have light turnouts.
"It is usually pretty low," Browand said. "Usually, when it is a millage renewal, it is a low turnout."


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Artist: 2Win
Featuring: August Alsina
Producer: Roc & Mayne
Album: Imagine
Avg Rating: 3.6 ( 7 total votes )
Recently heard lending his guest vocals to August Alsina's I'm Gone, 2Win returns to make his solo Botoh debut with album leak She Werkin'. Over Roc & Mayne's smooth, keyboard-driven production, the ATLien buzzmaker voices his admiration for a woman who's always on her grind. Alsina returns the favor from his aforementioned cut, delivering a catchy guest hook. For more, check out 2Win's new album, Imagine, when it hits record stores and online retailers May 5.
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"PERFECTION!!!!!"Perdomo Cuban Parejo Belicoso
This cigar has fantastic, rich taste. One of my favorites to date. Best part aside from taste is the price. There made affordable enough to smoke as an everyday cigar.marty in carmel,ny January 8, 2011
"holy cow"Perdomo Cuban Parejo Belicoso
This one did not compare to the last.,.so much for consistency. The one I just lit up and finished, was quite enjoyable...I hope 'y'all get a good one..rick in jerseyj January 3, 2011
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Dog rocket...good luck with yours.rick in jersey January 3, 2011
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Picked up a 5-pack on the Monster recently...been wanting to try these...sounded like something I'd like-Nicaraguan fillers, Conneticut wrapper, big Toro size, medium-full body...and I'm not disappionted at all. Great construction, draw, burn; Well constructed and good looking. The smoke's not complex; Mostly leather with spice through the nose, but has plenty of rich, full, and consistent flavor from light to nub. I can see these taking up residence in my humidor! Do yourself a favor and try one soon.David in Central NC December 4, 2010
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I smoked the 2nd stick of a Perdomo sampler and it was better than the first. Long firm ashes, great flavor and finish. No restarts were necessary and smoked it to the nub. It just replaced the Lot 23 as my favorite Perdomo.Mike in Utica NY September 24, 2010
"Expectations Exceeded"Perdomo Cuban Parejo Rothschild
I lit this cigar up on the way home from work. I got a nice even light and from the beginning it was a nice smoking experience. While I?m no expert on construction, the cigar was very nice to look at, nice rich maduro coloring and cut cleanly. The draw was very easy and smoke had a nice, rich flavor and reasonable temperature. The only drawback was I had to relight it 4 or 5 times. I tried to let the cigar ?smoke itself? as was suggested online as to not over smoke it as novices like myself tend to do. Other than that, I smoked this stick down to an inch and the flavor was very consistent. As funds permit, I?ll definitely buy a box of these in the future.Mike K in Utica NY August 16, 2010
"excellent"Perdomo Cuban Parejo Epicure
This is an excellent cigar. Easy draw. Even burn. Light gray ash that holds on forever. Great taste. Started out toasty and nutty, with some leather and spice. After half way though, the taste became more like dark chocolate. The finsh was very clean and minty. Looking forward to smoking another.Bill C. in mid Maryland July 25, 2010
"Are you sure these are Perdomo's????"Perdomo Cuban Parejo Rothschild
I am a huge Perdomo fan, but these cigar are not in the same class of Perdomo's I have smoked in the past. Don't waste your money. Now to be fair to FSS, the price and service was great, but this Cigar was not worth the money.Gregory in Beloit, Wisconsin July 3, 2010
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I was very surprised with this cigar. Not expecting the amount of flavor for the price. Take advantage of this if you like a cigar with zest. Not over powering, just right. I am going to buy another box just to give out to GOOD friends.Pythonphan in New Jersey February 9, 2010
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---- — Mark Kirkendall, 59, Kokomo, passed away at 9:56 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 19, 2013, in Community Howard Regional Hospital in Kokomo. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Stout & Son Funeral Home, Russiaville Chapel, 200 E. Main St., Russiaville, with burial to follow in Barnett Cemetery. Friends and family may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. A masonic service will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. A full obituary will be in Tuesday newspaper.


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Bernanke: Recovery Slower Than Expected
(Bernanke speech article updated with additional commentary, quotes and stock prices.)
JACKSON HOLE, Wy. (TheStreet) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said that "for much of the world, the task of economic recovery and repair remains far from complete," but he expects the U.S. economy will continue to grow in the second half of this year and into 2011, "albeit at a relatively modest pace."
Speaking at the annual Federal Reserve symposium in Jackson Hole, Wy. Friday morning, Bernanke conceded that "in many countries, including the United States and most other advanced industrial nations, growth during the past year has been too slow and joblessness remains too high."
Wall Street reacted quickly. The major indexed dipped Friday morning just as Bernanke began his speech, but swiftly returned to positive territory, closing the day sharply higher. The SPDR S&P 500 (SPY), an exchange-traded fund that tracks the broad-based S&P 500 index, rose 1.6% at the closing bell. The SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA) and PowerShares QQQ Trust (QQQQ) added 1.7% and 1.2%, respectively.
Bernanke indicated the Fed may implement large purchases of longer-term debts if needed to prevent the economy from falling further. "I believe that additional purchases of longer-term securities, should the [Federal Open Market Committee] choose to take them, would be effective in further easing financial conditions," he said.The Bernanke-led F.O.M.C. is the policy-setting arm of the Federal Reserve. Bernanke said deflation was "not a significant risk for the United States at this time," and that "the F.O.M.C. will strongly resist deviations from price stability in the downward direction." "Stronger household finances, rising incomes, and some easing of credit conditions will provide the basis for more-rapid growth in household spending next year," he said. Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Banyan Partners, said "Bernanke fulfilled his fatherly role to the markets, saying things are tough, but they're not that bad. And he said if things get worse, 'I've got some ideas. I've got some ways to address the market.'" "He's telling us what we want to hear. [The economy is] not the greatest, but it's not the worst. When you read the summary of Bernanke's speech , it's not that great. But read the whole thing, and it's not that bad," Pavlik said. Investors were eager to hear the chairman's outlook on the economy in light of a roster of mixed and often disappointing economic data recently released -- particularly in the housing market. Market watchers were also hoping the chairman would address whether he believes the recovery remains intact and what policy tools can be used to bolster the economy. The U.S. economy is still in a soft patch but a double-dip recession is unlikely, St. Louis Federal Reserve Chairman James Bullard said in appearance on CNBC Friday morning. He said we're in a difficult period for formulation monetary policy and that the recovery has gone "reasonably well" until it slowed down this spring given the severity of the shock of the financial crisis in 2008.
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Wheelchair basketball and rugby. I am not endorsing this as a model for transgenderists in sport.You know, there are plenty of sports that include handicap systems and classes to accommodate differences in body mass and strength.Which team sports do this? Which team sports are even able to do this?
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The Forever Alone statue, originally featured on BB as a limited edition, is now in full production at Think Geek—and just $40 a pop.
Forever Alone statue now available
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A fountain version of this, with authentic trickling tears would be killer…
The perfect accessory for the fishbowl in which your sole living companion resides!
Forever expensive is more like it.
Loses something in the modeling. Doesn't look at pathetic.
I suspect it looks more pathetic if you own it.
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Maybe it's just the gray skies of Winter today, but that thing is heartbreaking…
Looks like a very serious version of Slimer from Ghostbusters. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2521/4089599780_bee71b67af_o.png
I won't be buying from ThinkGeek. They steal ideas and products.
That ThinkGeek writeup describes about every dot-com millionaire's house ever.
No thanks, I already have a mirror. And that was way cheaper than $40.
Just as point of reference, are those jowls or boobs? Or some of both?
I'm sorry, but I cannot buy something that stemmed from what was free.
Reminds me of some guy on Amazon selling books of rage comics. Ten-to-one none of them were his/hers/whoever.
So long as they don't commit plagarism-style misrepresentation of authorship, or attempt to turn around and squash the cultural artefacts they are derived from, why not?(in the general sense, not particularly whether you'd want a forever alone bust or not)
The derived work has its own value added(in this case, somebody had to sculpt the thing and then bang out copies) and fulfills a function(holding down the coffee table and helping ensure that you remain forever alone) that the original online images don't. Any attempt to deny the creative debt to the original would be in deeply poor taste; but what's illegitimate about offering a previously unavailable incarnation of the meme?
Would you also refuse to buy a translation, critical edition, (or just plain bound copy) of a work that is in the public domain?
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Government Attic queried various states for their lists of forbidden license plates, and has begun posting the results.
The most striking quality of the lists are their sheer size: states ban words with wild abandon, from misspelled swear words (COKK, banned in Ark.) to French drinks (COGNAC, unacceptable in Az.) and network engineer humor (FTPLOL, no go in D.C.), including countless variations.
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Bill Willingham's amazing graphic novel series Fables is one of those unbelievably, game-changingly epic series, one where I'm just as excited to get a peek at the edges of the world and the backstory of the characters as I am to see how the grand sweep of the plot turns out.


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The owner of a dump site in East Lubbock has now secured the area with a new fence.
Trash and debris fill this football size hole at Parkay Drive and Guava Avenue. Residence there have complained that it is a hazard to the neighborhood. We've also learned the 40-year-old dump is expected to be filled with dirt as early as this summer.
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Residents living near a legal dumpsite learn there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
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