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Recommendedby NT from London
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it was pleasant
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Business tripPosted Nov 28, 2013 on Hotels.com
Very nice Hotel close to shopping and great food. great taxi service to get around. Will stay again.
for Everyoneby Gus
Good location clean facilitiesPosted Nov 20, 2013
Pros: People know who you are.
Cons: Elevator did not work throughout my 5 night stay.
Every time I am in the area I choose this place. It's clean, quiet and the staff is helpful and courteous.
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ReasonablePosted Sep 5, 2013 on Hotels.com
The room was very clean and the staff very helpful and friendly. However, the bed was quite firm and somewhat uncomfortable.
for Everyoneby Ray from sydney. nsw
Holiday Inn suites, Zona RosaPosted Dec 22, 2012
Pros: the room
Cons: breakfast
Location: quiet and felt safe walking around at night. A couple of good restaurants 100m from hotel, and huge variety a 10 minute walk away
after a few niggles at check-in everything else went smoothly. The room was surprisingly large and the cleaning was excellent. The hotel is in a quiet area in the Zona Rosa but at no time did I feel unsafe walking around at night. There are a couple of value-for-money little restaurants a 100m away - a great pizza place - and there are dozens of varied eateries a 10 minute walk or so away. The hotel breakfast is very basic, but it's cheap - good to have if you can't be bothered looking elsewhere,, Like many places in Mexico City you have to put up with blaring tvs in dining areas. The staff were very friendly and helpful once you made an effort in getting to know them - and the same can be said for most Mexicans. A few words of Spanish help as well.
for Personal Eventby Carolina
Very comfortable. I'll stay againPosted May 6, 2012 on Hotels.com
This is a good hotel, very clean, friendly people and there are a couple attractions around. I'll stay again.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
EnjoyablePosted Feb 21, 2012
Very Clean, very good location. Highly recommended for looking around Mexico city.
Recommendedby A verified traveler from Chihuahua
Excellent location, walking distance to Several markets and great mallsPosted Nov 29, 2011
It is a very well located hotel, 1 block from the mexico wax museum, I normally stay at Holliday Inn, this time I could not find the friendly atencion that you receive from the persons in the front desk..it was not bad at all, but not as friendly as other H. Inn hotels
by A verified traveler from Washington DC
MisleadingPosted Mar 16, 2011 on Hotels.com
This hotel is in the Zona Rosa like New Jersey is in Manhattan. A good 6 blocks walk gets you to the "heart of the ZR. Know that before you book. Also know that this is a hotel that seems to prefer business/convention/conference trade to individual tourists. Be ready to be pushed to the back of the hotel, to hear other guests in the halls at night pounding on doors calling our "Can you hear me?" as they pound on the doors of adjacent rooms. And know that hotel security does nothing to stop such incidents when they occur. If you can put up with these and similar details, the hotel is good value. If you want quiet, comfort, and the level of service you ordinarily receive in comparabe hotels in this price range in other areas of Mexico City (or other areas of the ZR) -- book yr room elsewhere.
Recommendedby A verified traveler from Orlando, FL
Holiday Inn Suites, Mexico CityPosted Jun 30, 2010 on Hotels.com
Good value, clean, good space, good room. Nice people. Safe feeling area. Ask hotel to arrange transportation to the airport...It will cost less and it is safe.


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We have a baby on the way and the location of the baby's room is much too close to the living room of our home... which means that if we have a light-sleeping baby, we will have a problem with sound (primarily talking and even low-volume television) making its way into the baby's room.
We figure that step #1 in solving this problem is to replace our "vintage" 1959 hollow-core doors with something that provides good sound insulation; much of the sound seems to seep into the baby's room through the hollow-core door. So I have a few questions:
a) Who makes the best quality solid-core or solid-wood door for purposes of sound deadening? Note that I probably don't need to replace the framing, but just the door. And note that this is for RESIDENTIAL applications, so I'm looking for something attractive for that purpose (i.e. a craftsman-style 3- or 5-panel door, or even a traditional 6-panel colonial-style door).
b) In order to improve the sound-deadening qualities of the door even more, do I need to build a threshhold under the door? Right now the hardwood floors simply flow into the bedroom from the hallway with no threshhold, so sound can travel underneath the door. I assume this is an important sound-deadening step, but having never replaced doors before I just don't know?
c) Do I have to buy solid wood doors in order to get maximum sound control... or is there such a thing as a solid-core door built from other materials (that might be better for sound insulation and/or less expensive)?
d) Any other suggestions would be helpful. Thanks!
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MDF doors do a pretty good job at blocking more sound than hollow core. Your mission should you choose to accept it should really be how can I have less sound in the living room. A local architect is probably your best bet. There are an incredible amount of variables that can add great expense to a project like this. Some inexpensive quick solutions for sound absorption are thick carpeting, furniture and added insulation in the interior walls. Good luck. I would add a second wall in front of the first wall. Space them so they do not touch each other. This would be the best method of preventing sound transmission. Otherwise, blown in insulation will help, and the heavier it is the better. Cellulose might be the low cost best choice. With a home built in 1959 however the walls should not be the issue.
The fact is, that solid doors conduct more sound than do hollow doors.
I cannot agree with homedoc any less.
That is the problem with designing 'soundproof' walls.
It is not the open, hollow, spaces between the studs that conducts the sounds, it is the solid studs themselves.
MDF will only make a bad situation even worse.
I cannot agree with homedoc any less.
That is the problem with designing 'soundproof' walls.
It is not the open, hollow, spaces between the studs that conducts the sounds, it is the solid studs themselves.
MDF will only make a bad situation even worse.
Homebild, your original post to this duplicate one almost said the same thing except for the door. So you agree with everything except for the door. I agree a truely hollow door without connections from front to back would conduct less sound. In reality a hollow core door is connected from the front to the back along not just its edges but though a series of wood pieces that run throughout the door to give it rigidity. These are glued from one veneer to the other creating a solid point to point transfer for sound along a solid surface. If you have never cut a hollow core door in half try it. An MDF door is much heavier and will not vibrate as much from light noise as a hollow door would and therefore conduct less noise. I am talking ambiant noise from a TV or soft conversations. Loud noises will pass through either door quite easily. Whichever door door you choose make sure you pick one that architecturally matches the rest of the doors in your house so you don't have an odd ball when you go to sell.
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And now, The Who, which is good because it means I can stop humming "Through The Eyes Of Love."
In the bleachers, Gil is reading a litany of the dead man's penalties: "Two minutes for elbowing. Four minutes for high sticking. Ten minutes for unsportsmanlike conduct." Sara, who's sitting next to him (and back in the black watch cap), deadpans, "Boys will be boys." That's pretty sexist. Just because the women's game doesn't allow checking doesn't mean it can't get rough out there. Gil proves he's no fan of the sport by saying, "Sounds like these boys went to a fight and a hockey game broke out." Miles away, somewhere from a palatial Beverly Hills estate, Don Rickles emerges, screaming, "Someone get me a lawyer! I said that first!" Sara's all, "You just don't like sports." Gil rebuts with, "That's not true; I've been a baseball fan my whole life." Sara replies, "Baseball. Well, that figures. All those stats." Oh, Sara. My opinion of you goes down with every passing moment. Baseball is so much more than the stats. Gil sets her straight with, "It's a beautiful game." As the husband and I loudly cheer this sentiment, Sara asks, "Since when are you interested in beauty?" Still staring at the ice, Gil replies, "Since I met you." Sara turns from the ice to look at Gil, clearly startled. Gil looks at her and says, "So, we'll start at the opposite goal, work our way across the blue line and stop at center ice." It's a shame that international rules aren't in play, because then Gil and Sara wouldn't be in danger of being called for a two-line pass. Ba-da-bump! Sara, who's still searching Gil's face for some sort of context in which to place that beauty remark, replies, "...Sure."
Cut to a montage of them walking over the ice. I am impressed anew by their diligence and observational abilities as they find bleached-wood splinters embedded in the white ice. Gil heads over to the boards to take a blood sample, then crouches before the goal to scrape up some frozen blood. As Gil's busy storing the blood samples, Sara ruefully notes that they don't have a lot to go on, and perhaps should consider taking their investigation off the ice. Gil is about to reply when he and Sara hear the whir of an engine. They turn around to look at the Zamboni driving on to the crime scene. Wuh? Who cleared that sucker?


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1/09/1953 - Francis scores 116
6-foot-9-inch Clarence "Bevo" Francis, a freshman center for Rio Grande, scores 116 points against Ashland college, setting a new collegiate single-game scoring record. Francis had 61 points through three 10-minute quarters and turned it on down the stretch, scoring all 55 of his team's points in the fourth period, as Rio Grande sailed to a 150-85 victory. Francis thoroughly outdistanced the previous record of 87 points, which had been set in 1941 by Jack Duncan of, coincidentally, Rio Grande.
"By the third shot, I knew I was on to something special," Francis recalled in the book ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. "I didn't know I was going to score 116 points. My teammates would check the scoreboard more than I would."
Francis was an unlikely candidate to be the first to score 100 in a college game. When he was ten, he was so ailed by anemia that he had to be carried to the bathtub, and he had only one year of high school ball under his belt. He had passed up 60 different universities before finally settling on Rio Grande, a small Division II school that had only 94 full-time students. And yet it was there all of places that he became the leading scorer in the nation. Francis averaged 50.1 per game that year, and Rio Grande went 39-0.
But Bevo's accomplishment was short-lived. Later that year, the NCAA revoked his 116-point game from the record book, citing that Ashland was only a two-year college and thus an unfair opponent. Jack Duncan's 87-point game was disavowed for the same reason. However, barely a year later, Francis totaled 113 points against Hillsdale, a four-year school. This time the record counted and remains the most a player has ever scored in an NCAA game.
1/09/1963 - Modell fires Paul Brown
After 17 years as the coach of the Cleveland Browns, Paul Brown is fired from the franchise he both founded and named.
Brown had amassed an exceptional track record in Cleveland, guiding his team to seven championship games and winning three of them; only once in his 17 years did the Browns have a losing record. He had even picked the name "Browns" after the organization drew a name-the-team contest in 1946. The team was originally slated to be the "Cleveland Panthers," however when the franchise learned that a semipro club of the same name existed, a new contest was drawn and the name "Brown Bombers" was selected. Brown then shortened it to match his last name.
While Paul's success was inarguable, his coaching methods -- which included directing every offensive play from the sideline -- had irked many of the Browns personnel, particularly Art Modell, the Browns' new, brash owner. Jim Brown, the team's star running back, said in 1964 that his six years under Paul Brown "were as much as I could stomach." And yet, even though there was dissension on the Browns' sideline, and even though they were coming off a mediocre 7-6-1 season, the announcement of his firing came as a stunner, particularly to the man who thought his job was perfectly secured.
"I'm on the shelf now... a vice president in charge of I-don't-know-what," Brown told the Associated Press the next day. "I know this happens to other people, but I never thought of it in my own regard. ... Art Modell had a legal right to do what he did. It did come as a shock and surprise to me, however."
Brown was kept on as the team's vice president, though he was so upset at Modell's decision that he never again worked with the team, or even approached the Browns' front office; his salary, which included his 10% share of the team, was mailed to him until 1967 -- the same year he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame -- when he chose to own and coach the newly-christened Cincinnati Bengals, who became the Browns' local enemies in the state of Ohio.
"It was terrible," Brown said of his time away from football in his autobiography, PB: The Paul Brown Story. "I had everything a man could want: leisure, enough money, a wonderful family. Yet with all that, I was eating my heart out."
"It was an unpleasant episode and I only regret that it did not work between us because he was truly a giant in this sport," Modell told the New York Times in 1991. "There were a number of reasons it didn't work, but some had to do with the fact that I was 35 and the owner and he was 53 or 54 and had been the head coach and a legend here for many years."
Brown's replacement in Cleveland, Ohio was Blanton Collier, who was the team's backfield coach and who had spent eight years as the coach of Kentucky's football program. Under Collier, the Browns went 76-34, never had a losing record and won an NFL title in 1964. He retired in 1970 after eight seasons.
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1/09/1972 - 33-game winning streak ends
The Milwaukee Bucks defeat the Los Angeles Lakers, 120-104, and end the longest winning streak in professional sports history. Bucks center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar dominated Lakers superstar Wilt Chamberlain, notching 39 points, 20 rebounds and 10 blocks in one of the best performances of his career. The Lakers, who had won their previous 33 games and hadn't lost since Oct. 31, had captivated basketball fans as they extended their streak farther and farther beyond the previous record of 20.
"We played fantastic for two and a half months, and it had to end, but I hope we're smart enough to learn by our mistakes so we can play better against them next time," Lakers coach Bill Sharman said.
"We're the world champions, and they aren't," said Bucks coach Larry Costello, referencing his team's 1971 championship. "It was defense. Our defense was great throughout. Everybody was playing defense, and you need a team effort."
1972 was a phenomenal year for the Los Angeles Lakers, who, besides winning a record 33 in a row, finished with a then-record 69 wins and captured the NBA championship that May. And no one had a better year than Lakers guard Jerry West, who at last won an NBA title after seven failed attempts; West was also named the MVP of that year's All-Star Game and was even announced as the model of the new NBA logo, which commemorated the 25th anniversary of the league.
1/09/2005 - Moss pretends to moon crowd
In the wildcard round of the 2004 playoffs, the Minnesota Vikings -- who sneaked into the playoffs with an 8-8 record -- upset the Green Bay Packers, 31-17, at Lambeau Field. The clincher for Minnesota was a fourth quarter touchdown by star receiver Randy Moss, who crossed into the end zone with a little over 10 minutes to go. Following the score, Moss pretended to pull his pants down and moon the Wisconsin crowd. Fox play-by-play man Joe Buck, after watching the mock-mooning, expressed his outrage: "That is a disgusting act by Randy Moss, and it's unfortunate that we had that on our air live. That is disgusting!"
ESPN, siding with the putridity of the act, omitted Moss' celebration from the game's highlight reel for an entire day. When they did show it, Moss was criticized by many analysts who saw it as further proof that he was unprofessional. Just a week earlier, Moss had walked off the field with time remaining in a game the Vikings ultimately lost, an act that CBS' Boomer Esiason had called "reprehensible."
"Randy Moss is a dolt," wrote Leonard Shapiro of the Washington Post. "Granted, he is arguably the NFL's most dangerous offensive player, but a man/child who already has tarnished what should have been a brilliant legacy with one moronic display after another? ... The last two weeks have seen Moss at his worst, and best, and worst."
Those who defended Moss pointed out that he didn't actually moon anyone -- he pretended to -- and that Packer fans were often guilty of doing the same thing. "It's not the kind of thing you want to see on national TV," Colts coach Tony Dungy conceded, "but I understand what it was all about ... Anyone who has played in the NFC Central knows what that's about. The fans in Green Bay have a tradition in the parking lot after the game where they moon the visiting team's bus. It's kind of a unique sendoff."
Additionally, Inside the NFL host Cris Collinsworth, and Joe Buck's partner during the game, claimed that Packer fans had pointed racial slurs at Moss prior to the kick-off. "There were some racial comments (from fans, directed at Moss) along the lines of '(Hey) Buckwheat' and other things," Collinsworth said. "It was pretty crude going both ways."
Nonetheless, Moss was given a fine of $10,000 -- an enormous amount of money to most Americans. But when Randy was later interviewed in a parking lot about how he was going to pay the fine, Moss made it clear that he wasn't devastated by the 10-grand penalty:
Reporter: "Write the check yet, Randy?"
Moss: "When you're rich you don't write checks."
Reporter: "If you don't write checks, how do you pay these guys?"
Moss: "Straight cash, homey."
Reporter: "Randy, are you upset about the fine?"
Moss: "No, cause it ain't [expletive]. Ain't nothing but 10 grand. What's 10 grand to me? Ain't [expletive] … Next time I might shake my [expletive]."
The following week, the Vikings lost to the Philadelphia Eagles, 27-14, in the divisional round. The Eagles would get as far as the final game before losing to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXIX.


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The ASU womens soccer team celebrated Saturdays victory over Florida Atlantic, as the win guaranteed the team both a winning season and a spot in the conference tournament.
Saturday was also Senior Day and made for a very memorable experience for the three seniors as ASU defeated FAU with a final score of 5-4.
The win improved the teams conference record to 4-4-1, and puts them in 5th place in the current Sun Belt rankings.
The first two goals were scored back-to-back by freshman forward Katey Carmichael in the 16th minute and then again in the 17th minute of the first half. The first goal started with a rebound off the post that Carmichael was able to finish.
Just one minute later, sophomore Katie Hosea crossed the ball into the box and Carmichael was able to finish once again.
The momentum then shifted throughout the remainder of the first half, as the Owls scored three goals in a row to go into half time with a 3-2 lead over the Red Wolves.
Beginning the second half, senior Aja Aguirre replaced junior goalkeeper Audrey Baldwin in the net. Play continued as both teams battled for the Sun Belt victory.
In the 58th minute, senior Ashley McMurtry tied the game for the Red Wolves when she finished a rebound off the crossbar to make the game 3-3.
The Owls werent ready to give up, however. FAU scored in the 63rd minute on a long shot from the top of the box, making the score 4-3 with 27 minutes left of play.
Just three minutes later the Red Wolves struck again when sophomore Christina Fink scored a head goal off a cross from McMurtry to make the score 4-4.
The final 20 minutes of the game were back and forth, and filled with intensity.
In the 85th minute, junior Kristina Rivera placed the ball into the corner of the net after receiving a slot pass from freshman Jordan Adams.
Fans went crazy as ASU maintained the lead for the remaining five minutes, defeating the Owls.
Head coach Tafadzwa Ziyenge is proud of the teams accomplishments. The 2012 girls are the very first to secure a winning season in the history of our soccer program. They are the absolute very first and never will it be possible for anyone to take away this honor.
Following the final whistle, the teams three seniors were honored with a senior presentation. Seniors Aja Aguirre, Ashley McMurtry, and Mallory McGilvray were thankful to secure their last home game for ASU with a victory.
The three seniors said they were glad they were able to pull off a win for senior day and it means a lot to them to step off the field with a result like they had for the last time. They also mentioned they cant wait to continue this momentum as they head into the conference tournament.
The Red Wolves will play its final regular season conference game next weekend, as they head to Little Rock to take on UALR on Friday, Oct. 26. Kick off will be at 1 p.m.
Results of next weekends game will finalize the Sun Belt standings as the top eight teams in the conference will be invited to play in the conference tournament.
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How To Calculate Weight x Price With Product?
9 January 2009 at 4:17pm
With the same customer just found out that he do not like ecommerce out-of-the-box product pricing model which just show the price. With his halal meat products he need to have a way in which he input in the CMS how many pounds the meat is and cost per pound and then the system automaticaly calculate the total price of the meat. Also on the product page on the website show how many pounds the meat is and cost per pound and the final price of the meat.
I know that an individual may edit that type of stuff at ecommerce/code/Product.php but I dont know EXACTLY how. I am great at web / graphic design but my PHP skills is very minimal so please state things in a way in which I may understand. Can anyone please help?
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...again I haven't got shipping working but i think you need WeightShippingModifier which already exists
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25 U.S. Code § 463c - Gift of lands by Arizona
The State of Arizona may relinquish in favor of the Papago Indians such tracts within the townships referred to in section 463a of this title as it may see fit and shall have the right to select other unreserved and nonmineral public lands within the State of Arizona equal in area to those relinquished, said lieu selections to be made in the same manner as is provided for in the Enabling Act of June 20, 1910 (36 Stat. 558), or in the discretion of the State of Arizona under the provisions of section 315g of title 43. The payment of fees or commissions is waived in all lieu selections made pursuant to this section.
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Green Hurth: Where the Big Wheel Turns
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Lindisfarne – A Pilgrim's Progress
THERE are not many walks in Britain best undertaken barefoot – but crossing the two-and-a-half miles of mudflats to the island of Lindisfarne is one of them. It's something I've always wanted to do and today I have the chance. … Continue reading
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Old Roads, a Fallen Lady, St Jude and Thoughts for the Day
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Wild Winds and the Wain Stones
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Stamford Bridge: A Long Walk to the Last Battle
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Punished for crashing the family car Tim resorts to selling his soul to solve his hunger.
This video took me FOREVER to make and it was my first solo project of this size. By solo I just mean I came up with all the ideas for it, I did have a great group to come in and do voice and audio work for me! Now the biggest comments I got on my first Tim cartoon were audio and backgrounds. I believe I improved on both of these areas which leads me to believe there are other areas that might stand out this time.
I already have another episode planned so your comments can help me change things for it to make it better! All I can ask is honest feedback to help me understand what I need to take this to the next level.
"Don't quit your day job" Aww... Ok.
The humor is good, but the animation is not so good at some parts.
good job on this. I'm impressed with the mouths - did you animate alongside the audio, or was the VA recorded afterward?
Voices recorded first and then I went and entered the mouth movements. It can sure be boring though, but what are you going to do.
and he was like: what the hell? how the hell did he do that to my damn car?
The Rubix Cube made me laugh.


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Indiana brushes off North Dakota State
Nov 12, 2012, 10:00 PM EDT
The No. 1 team stays the No. 1 team in the land, at least they did their part to keep it that way.
Indiana got 22 points and nine rebounds from national player of the year candidate Cody Zeller and went to 2-0 on the season with an 87-61 victory over North Dakota State in Assembly Hall.
Three other players finished in double-figures for the Hoosiers, including two bench players in Remy Abell and Jeremy Hollowell with 14 each. Indiana never led by less than 10 in the second half.
Marshall Bjorklund led the Bison with 16.
It's another day at the office for the Hoosiers and Zeller, who overpowered the overmatched Bison and never really were threatened. Tom Crean and team have so far lived up the the well-deserved hype and if Hollowell and Abell keep up with the steady bench play — both had 12 each in Indiana's season-opening win over Bryant — there's no reason this team can't be the team everyone thinks they can be.
David Harten is the editor of The Backboard Chronicles. You can follow him on Twitter at @David_Harten.
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AMA Pro GoPro Daytona SportBike/73rd Daytona 200
Daytona International SpeedwayDaytona Beach, FloridaMarch 15, 2014Provisional Race Results (3.5-mile course, all on Dunlop tires):1. Danny Eslick (Tri Daytona 675R), 57 laps2. Jake Gagne (Yam YZF-R6), -10.975 seconds3. Jake Lewis (Yam YZF-R6), -37.2304. Bobby Fong (Tri Daytona 675R), -48.6595. Garrett Gerloff (Yam YZF-R6), -71.457, crash6. Kyle Wyman (Yam YZF-R6), -102.6177. Luke Stapleford (Tri Daytona 675R), -1 lap8. Jake Zemke (Hon CBR600RR), -1 lap, 22.721 seconds9. Bostjan Skubic (Yam YZF-R6), -1 lap, 48.736 10. Steve Rapp (Tri Daytona 675R), -1 lap, 55.408 11. Joe Roberts (Hon CBR600RR), -1 lap, 55.506 12. Joey Pascarella (Yam YZF-R6), -1 lap, 56.82813. Luke Mossey (Yam YZF-R6), -1 lap, 81.50614. Fernando Amantini (Yam YZF-R6), -2 laps15. Kenny Riedmann (Tri Daytona 675R), -2 laps, 31.984 seconds16. Benny Solis (Hon CBR600RR), -2 laps, 55.46917. Bryce Prince (Yam YZF-R6), -2 laps, 85.97118. Eric Pinson (Yam YZF-R6), -3 laps19. Frank Babuska (Suz GSX-R600), -3 laps, 43.23920. Chad Lewin (Yam YZF-R6), -3 laps, 85.95421. Dustin Apgar (Yam YZF-R6), -3 laps, 107.28322. Ricky Orlando (Kaw ZX-6R), -4 laps23. John Ashmead (Kaw ZX-6R), -4 laps, 97.44524. Lee Farmer (Tri Daytona 675R), -5 laps25. Donny Wright (Suz GSX-R600), -5 laps, 69.80626. Roi Holster (Yam YZF-R6), -5 laps, 103.10027. Melissa Paris (Hon CBR600RR), -9 laps, DNF, crash28. JD Beach (Yam YZF-R6), -11 laps, DNF, crash29. Elena Myers (Tri Daytona 675R), -17 laps, DNF, crash30. Dane Westby (Yam YZF-R6), -20 laps, DNF, crash31. Jason DiSalvo (Tri Daytona 675R), -20 laps, DNF, crash32. Blake Young (Yam YZF-R6), -20 laps, DNF, mechanical33. Shane Narbonne (Yam YZF-R6), -34 laps, DNF34. Garrett Willis (Kaw ZX-6R), -39 laps, DNF35. Tomas Puerta (Yam YZF-R6), -41 laps, DNF, mechanical36. Roberto Vargas (Yam YZF-R6), -44 laps, DNF37. Tucker Lancaster (Yam YZF-R6), -49 laps, DNF, mechanical38. Barrett Long (Duc 848), -55 lap, DNF, mechanical39. Anthony Fania (Yam YZF-R6), DNSChampionship Point Standings (after 2 of 12 events):
1. Eslick, 60 points
2. Lewis, 42
3. Gerloff, 41
4. Gagne, 40
5. Fong, 27
6. Stapleford, 26
7. Kyle Wyman, 23
8. TIE, Zemke/Skubic/Pascarella/Mossey, 19
12. DiSalvo, 18
13. Westby, 16
14. Beach, 14
15. TIE, Roberts/Puerta, 13
17. Rapp, 11
18. Solis, 9
19. Amantini, 7
20. Riedmann, 6More, from a press release issued by Daytona International Speedway:
Triumph's Danny Eslick Triumphs in Daytona 200
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Triumph rider Danny Eslick dominated Saturday's 73rd Daytona 200 AMA Pro GoPro Daytona SportBike race at Daytona International Speedway, winning from the pole and leading 44 of the 57 laps.
Eslick, riding the No. 69 Triumph Daytona 675, became the first rider to win the Daytona 200 aboard a Triumph since the late Gary Nixon in 1967.
The Broken Arrow, Okla., rider won by a margin of 10.975 seconds.
"It's awesome," Eslick said. "I've gotten the pole before. My very first 200 I got fourth. There's been a lot of hard work and a lot of years have passed by to get this victory. It means a lot."
While Eslick had some fierce racing with riders Jason DiSalvo and Dane Westby during the race, pit stops from his Riders Discount Racing Triumph team proved to be the difference.
Pit stops for the Daytona 200 are the most important thing," Eslick said. "You can't have bad stops and we had great pit stops."
After taking the checkered flag, Eslick put on an enthusiastic celebration that included a victory lap with the checkered flag.
"This one was pretty nerve-wracking," Eslick said. "This is one of the biggest races in the world. Obviously the biggest one I've ever won. Laguna Seca was pretty special a couple of years ago. But anything involved with Daytona is pretty incredible. This trophy is going to sit up loud and proud right in the middle of my house."
Rounding out the podium were Yamaha riders Jake Gagne and Jake Lewis.
AMA SuperBike Round 2
The AMA Pro SuperBike Race 2 came down to a four-bike shootout between Graves Yamaha riders Cameron Beaubier and Josh Hayes, and Yoshimura Suzuki's Roger Hayden and Martin Cardenas.
With six laps remaining, Hayes ran off the course in Turn 1 due to mechanical issues on his No. 4 Yamaha.
On the final lap, Beaubier drafted past Hayden coming out of the chicane to win by .090 seconds.
"I knew it was going to be close if I let everyone onto the banking. It all just kind of worked out," Beaubier said. "Roger had to stretch it out coming out of the chicane, which was good for me because he kind of pulled me back in the draft. Then I was able to get him across the line and I'm really happy."
Beaubier, who won last year's Daytona 200, led 11 of the 15 laps aboard his No. 2 Yamaha.
AMA Pro SuperSport Round 2
For the second straight day, Corey Alexander and Wyatt Farris led a 1-2 Celtic/Hvmc Racing finish in the 10-lap SuperSport race.
"The past three years I've been on the podium and I hadn't gotten a win," Alexander said. "I kind of lucked out every time. I'm really happy to come here and pull off the double and just give them a good show."
Hayden Gillim on a Suzuki finished third.
Fans can stay connected with Daytona International Speedway on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest for the latest news all season long. Fans can also follow the latest on DAYTONA Rising, the $400 million frontstretch renovation at the "World Center of Racing" by using #DAYTONARising on Twitter or visiting www.daytonarising.com.More, from a press release issued by AMA Pro Racing:
Celebration Day: Eslick Wins 73rd DAYTONA 200 For Triumph
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (March 15, 2014) - Danny Eslick's return to the AMA Pro GoPro Daytona SportBike class couldn't have been more spectacular. The native of Broken Arrow, OK, and a two-time series champ won pole and then outlasted the competition to take the 73rd Daytona 200. Eslick, aboard a Riders Discount Racing Triumph, won Triumph's first Daytona 200 since 1967 by 10.975 seconds.
"That was a lot of fun. That first stint was pretty incredible. We were knockdown, drag-out like it was a sprint race. Even after the pit stop, me and Dane (Westby) and (Jason) DiSalvo hooked up and that was a lot of fun. The last stint seemed like forever, but that was literally like the shortest 200 miles of my life."
Eslick's ride survived a serious challenge along the way, but "Slick" had cleared away by the end. One of the most spectacular riders in the field avoided the pitfalls of 200 miles at Daytona International Speedway. The last few laps were classic Danny histrionics like waving to the crowd, spurring his bike like a horse, and riding wheelies, even while he expanded his lead. Then Eslick topped it off with the longest victory lap ever, one that saw him stop to celebrate with fans in the infield.
"Hats off to the crew. (Crew chief) Richard Stanboli is the guy I worked with like ten years ago in my first year in the AMA. So in a big, roundabout way, this is payback for that first year," said Eslick. "It's awesome. I've gotten the pole before and, my very first 200, I got fourth. So there's been a lot of hard work and a lot of years passed by to get this victory. It really means a lot. There's been a lot going on at home, losing people close to me. This one is for Tommy Aquino and some good friends from home. So it means a lot.
For Triumph, the British brand capitalized on their last chance to win Daytona for the immediate future with the Daytona 675. Next year, the class returns to the parlance of the SuperBike class. "It's been what? Since 1971 since they were on pole and (Gary) Nixon was the last one to win it," said Eslick. "That's pretty cool right there."
RoadRace Factory/Red Bull's Jake Gagne took second, earning his best Daytona result in the process. "To start off on the podium, especially at the Daytona 200... I'm stoked for the whole RoadRace Factory/Red Bull crew. These guys worked so hard in the offseason and to pay them back with a podium is great," said Gagne. "It was a pretty big pack like we expected, and I just wanted to stay there. I figured once we got to the first pit stop, it would separate a little bit. After the first pit stop, it was like five or six guys. I was definitely struggling in the infield, and it was everything I had all the time just to hang onto the back of these guys. Luckily, the boys built me a fast bike because I could pull with these guys on the banking."
Jake Lewis was third for Motosport.com Meen Yamaha. "There's nothing to be disappointed about, being in victory circle after 200 miles, 57 laps," Lewis said. "That was a really long race. I would have liked to have been holding up that big trophy, but Danny was riding great all weekend. I got off to a really great start. The whole pack was at the front at the beginning of the race, but I was just having a few issues, and I lost the draft."
The first stint was the classic Daytona drafting festival, with ten riders breaking away. Garrett Gerloff (Yamaha Extended Service/Monster Energy/Graves/Yamaha) led immediately after the first stop but soon crashed.
Four riders broke away, with Eslick, Yamalube/Westby Racing's Dane Westby, Castrol/Triumph/SportBike Track Time's Jason DiSalvo and Gagne battling the entire stint. Just before the second fuel stops on the 38th lap, Westby lost control in the first turn. He was unable to ride it out and he crashed. DiSalvo went wide trying to avoid Westby and fell, too. In an instant, two of the contenders were out.
Gagne had closed to within two seconds with 10 to go, but Eslick got the message and kicked up the pace to run away. The gap went back to six seconds.
Latus Motors Racing's Bobby Fong earned fourth, 48.659 seconds behind Eslick. Gerloff rebounded from his crash to take fifth. Kyle Wyman finished on the lead lap on his Kyle Wyman Racing Yamaha. British rider Luke Stapleford finished seventh for Profile Racing, ahead of GEICO Motorcycle Racing's Jake Zemke.
AMA Pro SuperBike
The AMA Pro SuperBike pilots who have managed to claim a race victory in their rookie season belong to an extremely short list.
On Saturday at Daytona International Speedway, Monster Energy/Graves/Yamaha's Cameron Beaubier not only joined that exclusive company, he did so in his debut weekend as a premier-class contender.
And 'contender' may just be the key word, as the '13 Daytona SportBike champ has gained an early advantage in this year's SuperBike title fight on the strength of today's win and yesterday's podium.
Beaubier successfully applied the lessons learned during Friday's third-place ride and orchestrated his victory with impressive tactical acumen. Caught up in a three-way dogfight to the checkered flag, the 21-year-old perfectly set up the contest's decisive strike. He took full advantage of his Yamaha YZF-R1's superior top-end hit and overhauled Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing teammates Roger Hayden and Martin Cardenas on the race's final lap to win by a narrow margin.
The Californian stormed to the checkered flag 0.090 seconds ahead of Hayden, who repeated Friday's runner-up result, while second Yosh pilot Martin Cardenas was just another 0.044 seconds adrift in third.
Beaubier's stunning performance was in stark contrast to the demoralizing result of his decorated Yamaha teammate, three-time series king Josh Hayes. The Mississippian appeared to have put last year's disastrous Daytona opener behind him with his Friday win. However, last year's poor luck returned today, as Hayes was forced to retire with another mechanical issue while fighting for the lead, sitting up as the riders took the stripe to open lap 9 of 15. He was officially credited with 21st and took no points on the day.
Hayes once again finds himself in an early hole in the championship fight. While not nearly as deep as last year's post-Daytona deficit, this season he faces the added difficulty of a shorter race season and the absence of the bonus points for pole position and laps led he so frequently used to pad his tally in year's past.
After claiming his breakthrough victory, Beaubier said, "This means everything. I've worked really hard to get to where I am. I can't thank Monster Energy/Graves/Yamaha enough for giving me this opportunity on the R1.
"It was a little bit smoother of a race than yesterday -- I didn't go off the track or anything, which I was happy about. I was a little more consistent. We made a little bit of a spring change -- we went stiffer on the rear shock, which was better when the tire was fresh but when it went off I was sliding pretty good. I couldn't drive off the corners quite as well as everyone else. But I'm really lucky my bike had some steam on these guys -- they were riding really well. Now I'm looking forward to going to some road courses."
Hayden sits just a single point out of first with his pair of second-place runs. His opener marks an excellent start to the year for the Kentuckian, who has traditionally started slow and worked up to speed as the year has taken shape.
Hayden said, "It's a little disappointing to come so close to winning both races but coming in second. But it's a good start to the year and that was a fun race, battling at the end. Everybody was kind of swapping around.
"It's a good start for me -- I usually start the season really slow and then by the third or fourth race I get going. So I'm glad to start strong. I can't thank the whole Yoshimura team enough for this opportunity they gave me. I didn't know I had a job this year until Christmas Eve so to get two seconds at Daytona... I can't complain."
Cardenas successfully rebounded from yesterday's crash with a close third. The Colombian was in contention throughout the affair but just missed out in the final shuffle at the stripe.
"Today was much better than yesterday," Cardenas said. "Yesterday I could not ride the bike as I wanted to and had a little crash. But today I bounced back. I was hoping for maybe a little better -- first or second -- but it wasn't possible. I didn't make the best of the last part of the race so third is good enough for today."
The tussle for fourth was a virtual repeat from Friday with Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing's Chris Clark, ADR Motorsports/Sic/Motul Fly Racing's David Anthony and KTM/HMC Racing's Chris Fillmore running in tight formation.
And, again, it was Clark who came out on top -- this time handing Yosh a 2-3-4 result -- while Anthony and Fillmore matched yesterday's respective fifth and sixth.
That trend continued down the order as Cusanelli Motorsports Argentina's Diego Pierluigi, TOBC Suzuki's Taylor Knapp, and Team AMSOIL Hero EBR's Cory West replicated their Friday seventh, eighth, and ninth. In fact, the only change in Saturday's top-ten order outside of the podium placings was the tenth-position run of GEICO Motorcycle Road Racing Honda's Chris Ulrich.
Following the completion of this year's opener, young Beaubier leads the way with 51 points. Hayden is second at 50, followed by Clark (36) and Anthony (32). That leaves Hayes and Cardenas even with Fillmore at 30 and with some work ahead of them.
AMA Pro SuperSport
Corey Alexander churned out another dominating performance in the second AMA Pro SuperSport race of the weekend. Alexander won by 6.884 seconds, but he didn't actually lead the entire race on the Celtic/HVMC Suzuki from flag-to-flag. After Miles Thornton ran wide on the first lap, Alexander motored away. The New Yorker had a big lead by the time he made it through the chicane the first time.
"Again, hats off to my whole team," said Alexander. "My bike was just as good as it was yesterday if not a little better... Obviously we're happy to be on top again."
All the action was behind Alexander. Numerous riders battled for the podium in epic fashion, with five riders within a second of each other. Wyatt Farris on the second Celtic/HVMC Racing entry earned second, having run a perfect infield section the last time.
Hayden Gillim (TOBC Racing) was able to rebound from a bad start deep in the field to run to the front. Gillim turned the fastest lap of the race (1:52.906) in his charge to the pack trailing Alexander. Gillim made the podium a Suzuki sweep.
Armando Ferrer (RacersPrice.com) topped Macedon, NY's Cody Wyman (Harv's H-D) by just 0.001 in that pack.
Dustin Dominguez (Houston Superbikes) battled for the podium but was shuffled back on the tenth and final lap.
Six more riders followed in a second group within a second of each other. J.C. Camacho (House of Paint Designs) and Mark Miller, Jr, (Mar Del Racing) led that bunch to the line.
Next Up
The 2014 AMA Pro Road Racing season will pick back up on May 30-June 1 with Round 2, the Subway SuperBike Doubleheader at Road America in Elkhart Lake, WI.
How to Watch
FansChoice.tv will be the official home for live streaming coverage of AMA Pro Road Racing and AMA Pro Flat Track events in 2014. The site will also provide coverage of IMSA's development and single-make series, and NASCAR's touring and weekly series.
About AMA Pro Road Racing
AMA Pro Road Racing is the premier motorcycle road racing series in North America and is universally regarded as one of the most competitive road racing organizations in the world. The series is comprised of four production-based classes: AMA Pro SuperBike, AMA Pro GoPro Daytona SportBike, AMA Pro SuperSport and the AMA Pro Vance & Hines Harley-Davidson Series. Learn more about AMA Pro Road Racing at www.amaproracing.com/rr/.
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Have you signed up for Saving Star yet?! Saving Star provides exclusive eCoupons redeemable at over 24,000 grocery and drugstores throughout the country. SavingStar's eCoupons are linked to customers' loyalty cards and offer a convenient and eco-friendly way to save on groceries. SavingStar automatically adds the value of each eCoupon redeemed into users' SavingStar accounts, enabling them to pick their payout from cash to gift cards or even charitable donations.
- Go here to set up an account or sign in.
- Select the eCoupons you would like to add and have them linked to your store loyalty cards.
- Use your loyalty card at checkout. (Note: The total on your receipt does not change at checkout and the savings are not printed on the receipt.)
- When you purchase the items, the eCoupon amount will be automatically added to your SavingStar account within 2-30 days! You will receive an email when your savings post.
- As soon as you have $5.00 in your account, you can cash it out.
- Payout is offered in 3 forms: you can have it deposited into your bank account or Paypal account or receive an Amazon gift card. You may also choose to donate it to the American Forests fund.
Saving Star has released new eCoupons, and here they are:
$1.00/2 – Pillsbury Refrigerated Cookie Dough Packages – (savingstar.com)
$0.50/1 – Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal – (savingstar.com)
$0.75/3 – Totino's Rolls Snacks – (savingstar.com)
$1.00/5 – Totino's Crisp Crust Party Pizza Products – (savingstar.com)
$0.75/2 – Betty Crocker Ready to Spread Frosting, Supreme Brownie Mix, Dessert Bar Mix, Box Muffin Mix or 17.5 or larger Cookie Mix – (savingstar.com)
$0.50/1 – Chex Mix or Chex 100 Calorie Snacks – (savingstar.com)
$0.50/2 – Nature Valley Granola Bars or Nature Valley Granola Thins – (savingstar.com)
$0.50/1 – Cookie Crisp Cereal – (savingstar.com)
$0.75/3 – Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks Boxes – (savingstar.com)
$0.50/1 – Fiber One 90 Calorie Brownies – (savingstar.com)
$0.40/6 – Yoplait Yogurt Cups – (savingstar.com)
$0.50/1 – Original Bisquick or Bisquick Heart Smart Baking Mix, 20 oz or larger or Bisquick Shake 'n Pour 10.6 oz – (savingstar.com)
$0.55/1 -Pillsbury Egg Scrambles or Grands! Biscuit Sandwiches – (savingstar.com)
$0.75/1 – Yoplait Frozen Smoothie – (savingstar.com)
$0.50/1 – Fiber One Chewy Bars – (savingstar.com)
$0.75/1 – Fiber One Cereal – (savingstar.com)
$0.60/3 – Old El Paso products – (savingstar.com)
$0.40/1 – Diamond Crystal Kosher Salt – (savingstar.com)
$1.00/2 – Dean's Dips, 12 oz or larger – (savingstar.com)
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I noticed that Savings Star only has select participating stores, and unfortunately I didn't see any of mine on there. Does anyone know if I can still use this, or if I have to have a participating store?