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Corvias ECAC Men's Soccer Players of the Week (for week ending September 29, 2013)
Division I
Co-Offensive Players of the Week
Jamie Dubyoski – U.S. Naval Academy
Sophomore, Forward, Catonsville, Md.
Dubyoski, who was named to the College Soccer News Team of the Week on Monday morning, netted a pair of game-winning goals last week. He scored what stood as the game-winner in the 10th minute of the Mids' 2-0 clean sheet at ACC foe Virginia Tech on Tuesday. In Saturday's League opener at home against Boston University, Dubyoski struck again with the game's only marker in the 28th minute to give Navy a 1-0 triumph. The sophomore from Catonsville, Md., is riding a four-game goal-scoring streak, and has six goals and 13 points on the year.
Cameron Porter – Princeton University
Junior, Midfielder, Centerville, Ohio
Porter was a scoring machine on Friday, recording a six-point night and having a hand in all four goals as the Tigers beat Florida International, 4-2. Porter's six-point performance was the first by a Tiger since 2009. He scored midway through the first half to give Princeton a 1-0 lead. Porter then added a pair of assists less than two minutes apart early in the second half to make it 3-0, helping a pair of Thomas Sanner goals. Porter later made it 4-0 when he scored with 17:40 to play. He is the first Tiger to earn Player of the Week honors since Benjamin Burton in November 2010.
Defensive Player of the Week
Evan Heroux – Colgate University
Junior, Defense, Westfield, NJ
Heroux played an excellent all-around game on Saturday, contributing at key times on both sides of the ball to give the Raiders a 1-0 victory over defending Patriot League champion Lafayette. He tallied the game's only goal in the 55th minute following a corner kick. Ethan Kutler played a high ball into the box that was headed by Frankie Bergonzi before Heroux headed a redirection into the net. With 15 minutes remaining in the game Heroux came up with a huge defensive play, blocking the net from an Andrew Gonzalez one-timer after a free kick to preserve the lead.
Division II
Offensive Player of the Week
Haakon Sulheim – Caldwell College
Freshman, Forward, Lillehammer, Norway
Sulheim recorded a hat trick, including the game-winning goal in overtime, in a 4-3 victory at Concordia on Tuesday. His header off a corner kick from Evan Teitelbaum in the 99th minute proved to be the difference in the win over the Clippers.
Defensive Player of the Week
Lee Middleton – University of Bridgeport
Senior, Defense, Newcastle, England
Middleton was outstanding as he helped the Purple Knights pick up their first win of the 2013 season with a 2-0 triumph over No. 18 Mercy College on Saturday evening. Lee scored the game-winning goal just 1:59 into the match, and he also helped the Bridgeport defense limited the high-scoring Mavericks to only six shots on the night as UB picked up the shutout.
Division III New England
Offensive Player of the Week
Jake Bartnik – Western New England University
Senior, Forward, East Longmeadow, Mass.
Bartnik recorded two game-winning goals to help lead the Golden Bears to a 2-0 week, including a conference victory and a win over a regionally ranked team. In a 1-0 win over No. 5 Wesleyan (Conn.), Bartnik scored the lone goal avenging a 1-0 loss last season. The forward then scored the first goal of the game in a 2-0 win over Nichols, handing the Bison their first loss in nine starts this season. Currently, he leads the Golden Bears with seven goals, 14 points, 23 shots and 13 shots on goal.
Co-Defensive Players of the Week
Kevin Parma – Western New England University
Senior, Defender, Peconic, N.Y.
Parma anchored a defensive unit that notched two shutouts in a 2-0 week for the Golden Bears. The defender helped Western New England hold both opponents to 12 shots in each match, while allowing only eight shots on goal. The senior's defense helped avenge last year's 1-0 loss to perennial NCAA tournament participant Wesleyan as the Golden Bears won 1-0. Parma recorded a goal in Western New England's 2-0 conference win over Nichols, which was the Bisons' first loss in nine outings of 2013.
Ramazan Sinani – Mitchell College
Junior, Goalkeeper, Waterbury, Conn.
Sinani recorded a pair of shutouts last week to help the Mariners to consecutive 1-0 victories over Albertus Magnus College and Elms College. He made 10 saves in the win at Albertus and followed that up with nine in NECC play against Elms, including a diving stop in the 75th minute to keep the match scoreless.
Division III Metro
Co-Offensive Players of the Week
Victor Telpshev – Baruch College
Senior, Midfielder, Senior, Kiryat Gat, Israel
Over two games this week, the former CUNYAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year scored four goals as the Bearcats went 2-0 in CUNYAC play. During a 3-1 victory over the CSI Dolphins, the Israeli native scored two goals including the game-winner. He followed up that performance against another strong CUNYAC team in Brooklyn. Versus the Bulldogs, he scored two goals including the game-winner with just a few minutes left in regulation to give Baruch a 4-3 victory.
Mike Ryan – Rutgers University-Camden
Sophomore, Forward, Marlton, NJ
Ryan tallied six points in a 2-0 week of play which extended the No. 3 ranked Scarlet Raptors' season- opening winning-streak to 11 matches. He opened the week by scoring the game-winning goal during Camden's 1-0 NJAC victory over rival Rowan. Three days later, he netted both of his team's goals, including the game-winner in a 2-1 NJAC road win at Kean. Ryan currently leads the NJAC in game-winning goals (5).
Defensive Player of the Week
Vitecha Kochaon – John Jay College
Junior, Goalkeeper, South Pasadena, Calif.
Over two games this week, the California native recorded 15 saves and a shutout as the Bloodhounds went 2-0 in conference play. During a close 1-0 victory over CCNY, he notched 3 saves and the shutout. Versus York, the junior made 12 saves as John Jay went on to win 3-2.
Division III Upstate
Co-Offensive Players of the Week
Marco Paparo – Penn State Abington
Senior, Forward, Elkins Park, Pa.
The senior forward netted three goals on the week to lead Abington to a pair of conference victories, leaving the Nittany Lions a perfect 3-0 in NEAC play. Paparo found the back of the net twice in a 6-0 win over SUNY Cobleskill Saturday before scoring the game-winning goal during a 1-0 victory over SUNYIT, which handed the Wildcats (6-1-1) their first loss of the season. Paparo is now in a three-way tie for the conference lead in goals (6), while being second in both assists (4) and points (16). The Nittany Lions are now 7-2 overall.
Pat Lynch – SUNY Geneseo
Senior, Defense, Canandaigua, N.Y.
Pat Lynch was credited with the overtime game-winning goal in Geneseo's 3-2 overtime victory over visiting Fredonia on Saturday. The senior captain also was credited with an assist in the Knights' 3-2 overtime win over Buffalo State on Friday.
Defensive Player of the Week
Dan Saint-Pol – Penn State Abington
Senior, Goalkeeper, Perkasie, Pa
The senior goalkeeper recorded two shutouts with 11 saves across two conference victories for the Nittany Lions this past weekend. Saint-Pol opened play with a six-save shutout during a 6-0 win over SUNY Cobleskill Saturday before registering a five-save shutout in a tight 1-0 win over SUNYIT, which was the Wildcats' (6-1-1) first loss of the season. Saint-Pol is now second in the NEAC in both goals allowed (7) and goals-against average (0.92), while being third in save percentage (.821). The Nittany Lions are 7-2 overall this season.
Division III South
Offensive Player of the Week
Robby Higgins – Juniata College
Junior, Midfielder, Middletown, Pa.
Higgins scored the game-winner in overtime for Juniata's first win over Scranton in program history. The team is 1-0 for the first time in conference history after Saturday's win. Higgins also notched the game-winning assist in the Eagles' midweek victory against Penn State-Altoona.
Defensive Player of the Week
Jonathan Phillips – Juniata College
Freshman, Goalkeeper, Bangor, Pa.
The freshman goalkeeper made five saves in Juniata's first victory over Scranton in program history. He notched his first complete game shutout having played all 100 minutes in the overtime win.


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Thanasis Loukopoulos, Ishfaq Ahmad, "Policies for Caching OLAP Queries in Internet Proxies," IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, vol. 17, no. 10, pp. 1124-1135, October, 2006.
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|Legislators expand hunting, trapping areas
By Kurt Krueger
THERE?IS more good news than just the state's first wolf hunt coming from Republicans who control state government, as legislators have passed a law that will expand hunting and trapping opportunities in Wisconsin.
The Department of Natural Resources (DNR)?is preparing to implement Act 168, known as the Sporting Heritage Bill, legislation that was approved earlier this year.
The law allows hunting and trapping in Wisconsin state parks. If I lived anywhere else in the state and near one of those parks, I'd be dancing in the streets over the expanded opportunity to hunt and trap on public lands.
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The heat will continue to build for at least another day or two before some relief arrives late Sunday or Sunday night. That is when a cool front will arrive which will at least knock temperatures back to near normal after enduring several days of much above normal temperatures. In fact, triple digits are expected for this afternoon and again Saturday afternoon from along and west of Hwy 75. The more eastern counties should be spared the triple digit heat, but it will be close.
Quite frankly I had thought the cool, wet spell we enjoyed in the middle of August would prevent any triple digits to end the month; but this late summer heat wave looks like it will be strong enough to make it happen anyway. We expect to be right at 100 this afternoon and Saturday afternoon will likely be the hottest of this cycle with some lower 100s a good bet. Sunday will also be hot, but more cloud cover is expected in advance of an approaching cool front and that should keep temperatures in the mid-upper 90s, so it will be close again on Sunday.
After that, we get some relief as the cool front pushes through the state Sunday night followed by a brisk NE wind for Monday. Upper 80s to lower 90s are then expected through the middle of the week which is at least closer to normal for this time of year.
Wish I could say we will also get a good soaking when that front moves through, but right now it looks like only some scattered showers/storms can be expected during the day Sunday and through the overnight hours, ending Monday morning. At least that suggests Labor Day itself should be relatively pleasant with a brisk NE wind, lots of sunshine, and daytime temperatures near 90.
After that, a stronger cool front with the potential for better chances of showers/storms should be coming our way along about that following weekend. Too early to get too excited about those prospects, but that looks to be our next best chances for widespread showers/storms.
In the meantime, stay tuned and check back for updates.
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 Cut strands of yarn, ribbon, or string at various lengths.

 Fold each of the characters in half, place yarn, string, or ribbon in between each raindrop, and use tape or a gluestick to create a two sided ornaments.
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What's one barrier keeping the Orioles from being at the top of the division?
Well, when it comes to winning games against the Twins, Royals, Astros, Padres, Mariners and White Sox, they haven't.
Meanwhile, the Rays and the Red Sox have capitalized on such occasions, as both of them have won 2 out of every 3 games against these teams. And our beloved Orioles have won less than half of their games against these losing squads. Talk about disappointing.
Their chance to get back on track happens over the course of the next 2+ weeks:
First, they'll begin a series mañana against the Houston Astros that shouldn't be blown. This series should be seen as an opportunity to cash in against a weak opponent. However, this is by no means a given sweep or series win. The Orioles' bats will have to be far better than they were in the series finale against the Red Sox. However, I do believe the Orioles will win this series, as Chen, Gonzalez and Tillman will be starters.
Then they'll continue their home stretch with a three-game set against the Mariners. The Mariners have been seemingly unstoppable as of late, winning 7 of their last 10. Their recent success has only been surpassed by the Dodgers and Rays. It may be very well possible to see them pass up the Rangers soon, who have been 2-8 over the last 10 games. It just can't happen when they come to Baltimore. I have a good amount of respect for the M's organization and wish them success in the future. I would actually love to see them surprise everyone, as the Birds did last year. This is going to be a tough series, as the Orioles will be facing off against a hot team with their shakiest pitchers. Then again, the Mariners are putting out some of their less quality starters, too.
They'll begin their road trek as they head to San Diego. No excuses on this one. This is only a two-game set where the Orioles will have their best starters up on the mound. If the pitchers deal at Petco Park and the bats are successful, this is a series the Orioles will likely win. But Baltimore has lost twice to the Padres this season and it would be super frustrating to lose or tie on their short visit in southern California.
Heading north, they'll play the cellar-dwelling San Francisco Giants. There's not too much analysis that can be had here, but hopefully Baltimore's woes against bad teams can end early on and continue in the Bay Area. It feels like I've said something very similar to "nothing can be taken for granted" in each paragraph here, but it's true. How critical it is to capitalize on these opportunities cannot be understated.
The Orioles will end their western expedition in Arizona, playing against a Diamondbacks team that has been on the downward track as of late. There's no saying how this series will go as it is reasonably far off, but ending with a series win in the desert would be wonderful.
Winning all of these series will be fairly challenging for the inconsistent Orioles, but this is as easy as it will get for them, as they'll have a rough time travelling up the standings otherwise. Winning at home against western teams and winning out west are imperative for the Orioles to see their rank in the AL East rise. They currently sit 5.0 games behind the Red Sox, who only lead the Rays by a half game.


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SEDGEMOOR District Council chairman Cllr Gill Slocombe and her husband Pete attended the Queen's Garden Party as part of Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
Cllr Slocombe, pictured at the Buckingham Palace event, said: "We were honoured to represent Sedgemoor District Council.
"We were very fortunate to be placed just in front of the Queen, Prince Philip, Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge. It was a marvellous day and we were very lucky with the weather."
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Paramore is practicing for their upcoming South American Tour and posting some photos of it on their site. Check out two photos above and look for more throughout the weekend on paramore.net!
Paramore is practicing for their upcoming South American Tour and posting some photos of it on their site. Check out two photos above and look for more throughout the weekend on paramore.net!
Buy any This Providence merch at store.thisprovidence.com from now until February 13th and you might get a Valentine's Day e-card from the band!
Panic! At The Disco's show in New York City on Tuesday night had some very special guests in the audience including Bruno Mars, Ryan Star and Alex Suarez of Cobra Starship. Here's a shot of Brendon Urie with Thomas Dutton of Forgive Durden and Nate Ruess of Fun. after the show.
Here's what Thomas said about the show:
"Panic killed at Bowery tonight. New songs floored me. Very excited for them."
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Andrew Dost from fun. teaches you how to play 'The Gambler" on piano.' Watch Andrew's lesson above and then click HERE post a video response of yourself playing 'The Gambler.'
Click HERE for a gallery of MetroMix photos from Panic! At The Disco's show last night in New York City where they performed three songs from their upcoming album Vices & Virtues for the first time!
SPIN also posted photos and a review from the show HERE.
"Urie and Smith were bundles of gracious energy, feeding off the ecstatic post-teen crowd and blowing through their short 13-song set with every ounce of energy that had been bottled up for two whole years."
Do you have photos from the show? Share them on the band's Facebook!
Eric from A Rocket To The Moon just posted a new photo blog from the band's time in California. Click HERE to see some shots and find out about what they were doing in the studio!
It should probably go without saying, but you should definitely be following Adam T. Siska of The Academy Is... on Twitter. Not only does he tell it like it is, but he also promises to legally change his name to Mike Carden if TAI's next album goes Platinum. Make sure you follow @siskybusiness so you know when the new album is coming out and you can do your part to make sure there are two Mike Cardens in The Academy Is...
Andrew from A Rocket To The Moon gives you an update on their recent trip to California, their upcoming headline tour and the snowy weather. Visit arockettothemoon.net for more!
Due to overwhelming demand, all 300 Fantastical Bundles for Panic! At The Disco's upcoming album Vices & Virtues sold out in under 20 minutes last night! Visit panicatthedisco.com now to see the remaining preorder options. Both the limited Deluxe Edition or the Standard Edition come with a free instant download of 'The Ballad of Mona Lisa.'
Brendon and Spencer from Panic! At The Disco were at Fueled By Ramen earlier today putting the final touches on the artwork for Vices & Virtues. Don't forget to visit panicatthedisco.com/preorder tonight at midnight to be the first to preorder the new album and get a free download of 'The Ballad of Mona Lisa.'
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Spiro Zavos THE return of Quade Cooper as playmaker for the Wallabies is a gamble. But it is a gamble worth taking if it lifts the Wallabies out of their slide towards mediocrity.
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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND - AUGUST 03: A general view of the stadium prior to the Women's Football Quarter Final match between United States and New Zealand, on Day 7 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at St James' Park on August 3, 2012 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Photo by Robert Cianflone - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
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Bangladesh, Afghanistan win T20 warm-ups
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) — Both Bangladesh and Afghanistan warmed up for the World Twenty20 Championship later this month in Sri Lanka with wins in warm-up matches against local sides here Wednesday.
Playing at Shaw Park in Tobago, Bangladesh defeated a Tobago XI by 59 runs while at the National Cricket Centre, Afghanistan got past PowerGen by 35 runs.
The matches were the only warm-up fixtures before Bangladesh and Afghanistan engage in the three-day Twenty20 tournament involving Barbados and hosts Trinidad and Tobago, which bowled off yesterday.
Batting first, Bangladesh rattled up 169 for eight off their allotted overs with Ziaur Rahman top-scoring with 34 and Mushfiqur Rahim getting 32, while Zunaed Siddique chipped in with 27.
Tobago were then limited to 110 for eight with former T&T with seamer Shafiul Islam taking two for 13.
At the NCC, Karem Sadiq hammered 51 to fire the Afghans up to 173 for four off their 20 overs.
Nawroz Mangal followed up with 44 while Gulbadin Naib cracked 35.
National player Sherwin Ganga then stroked 42 off 40 balls and opener Nicholas Sookdeosingh smashed 34 off 24 balls, but it was not enough to prevent their team from defeat.
Bangladesh were set to face Barbados in the opening game of the tournament at Queen's Park yesterday before Afghanistan clash with T&T in the feature game of the double-header.
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Softball: Falls Classic highlights
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Highlights include the 16U Snake River Hysteria against the Crimson Crush. Also, the 14U I.F. Dynamite take on the Rexburg Swat.
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PAKISTAN (WKOW) -- Pakistan is taking its most ambitious step yet to address terror concerns. Officials met with representatives of the Pakistani Taliban Tuesday.
According to the Washington Post, if the preliminary talks are successful the country's Prime Minister might order a military offensive to regain control of the areas now held by the Taliban. Meanwhile, the militant group is circulating a list of 10 demands it wants to pursue in the talks.
The Taliban is responsible for a decade long insurgency that has claimed more than 45,000 lives.


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ATLANTA (AP) - Coach Paul Johnson says Georgia Tech players who joined a show of solidarity for NCAA reform should have first given all players on the team a chance to vote on the idea.
Johnson said Monday coaches and most players had no idea quarterback Vad Lee, linebacker Jeremiah Attaochu and a few other players were carrying the letters APU - for All Players United - on wristbands in Saturday's 28-20 win over North Carolina. Johnson says he first learned of the message after the game.
Some players from Georgia and Northwestern also had the letters APU on their gear Saturday in a show of solidarity for changes in the NCAA.
Johnson says if the full team voted to support the drive, "then certainly they have that right."
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Comfortable bed and great service
August 19, 2014
I would recommend this hotel accommodation and I will recommend it to all who wish to travel to The Hague, everything was excellent since entry and exit until all aspects of both hygiene, assistance, and breakfast, the lobby, the hotel's location, reception staff were fantastic
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Comfortable room
August 18, 2014
Good location out of the city centre and close to the beach
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Cosy hotel and friendly staff
August 16, 2014
My family feels in Den Haag Promenade like at home. Thank you very much.
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Great stay!
August 15, 2014
We had a great stay at this hotel during our recent holiday!
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Great rooms, good for families or business
ByCanadian Family
August 14, 2014
Rooms were great and up-dated. We had a nice corner room with two walls of windows and an adjoining room for our kids. This worked out great. The staff was friendly, especially Victor who gave us excellent dining suggestions and other information.
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Sehr schönes Hotel, gut gelegen
August 06, 2014
Sehr schönes Hotel! Großzügiger Eingangsbereich, freundliche Mitarbeiterinnen am Empfang, neu renovierte, geschmackvoll eingerichtete Zimmer.
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Satisfactory stay
August 06, 2014
Generally very pleased
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August 04, 2014
Thanks for a very nice weekend !
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not a 5-star hotel
August 01, 2014
I was prepared to the fact that Dutch mentality is against high quality services usually associated with 5-stars hotels. So, I did not expect too much from this hotel but still hoped that I should get at least solid 4-stars. Unfortunately, the hotel did not meet my modest expectations. The location of the hotel is perfect: it is in the most interesting part of the city with charming houses resembling colonial type villas. This, however, is in terrible dissonance with the hotel made in ugly 70's design style. Nevertheless, the hotel is near a large park and close both to Scheveningen and the city center. The lobby of the hotel is big but ugly. Our room was in the old part of the hotel. We got 3 bottles of water and one (!) piece of cake as a gift. The room had a large balcony with a nice view we enjoyed because in spite of the ugly petrol station located just in front of the hotel. Unfortunately, the balcony has not seen a cleaning lady since last winter I suppose. It is even worse for the windows. They were actually semitransparent. Well, that helps against Dutch sun and also screen the ugly petrol station, but it is hard to see what kind of weather outside. Now about the room. Don't believe their room size of 32 m2 announced. It has been measured together with the bathroom, the corridor, the in-built wardrobe, the balcony, perhaps, even with the walls. So the actual area of the room is about 16m2. The room was equipped with a very big and comfortable bed with dimensions approaching the king size. Unfortunately, this bed was composed of two separate mattresses and the gap between them spoiled the impression. The carpet and walls looked new and clean in contrast to the very old windows in ill-painted frames. There were 2 misaligned pictures on the wall. Bed tables were also strange. Some parts of them were not fixed and tended to fall. Once they managed to hit my foot, that was painful. The air-condition worked well but only inside the room. There was no air-condition in the corridors, at least they did not function in spite of the very hot weather. The bathroom was clean but need to be renovated. For example, we found rust on a wash-bawl. The room was equipped with an iron, a fridge and a kittle. Wi-fi was in the room and was free, but a bit slow (300 Kb/s). The hotel has advantage of having a really good pool and a fitness on the basement. The disadvantages are small size of the room and cheap furniture inconsistent with 5-stars.
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Great bed and breakfast, location and wi-fi leave something to be desired
July 23, 2014
Nice hotel, great breakfast, comfy rooms. Not much in walking distance and internet options are complicated yet poor
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verbessertes Frühstück
July 22, 2014
Das Frühstück könnte reichlicher und noch frischere Speisen angeboten werden.
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overall a very comfortable stay
July 22, 2014
Used to visit the hotel before it was 'modernized' I did not care much for the decor as it reminded of the 1960's. Watch out for internet procedures as you may pay when you don't mean to.
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Top Ten most rare rainforest birds
Rainforests are jungles that have the highest rate of rainfall. Its annual rainfall ranges between 1,750 – 2,000 mm. it is also known as the Inter Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ). The rainforest provides for 28% of oxygen turnover. There are various animals especially birds that are found in the rainforests. Most of these are extinct. If you are wondering about the rarest birds that are migrating in the rainforest, then here is the top 10 list of rare rainforest birds around the world.
10 – Pink Pigeon (Nesoenas Mayeri)
This rare bird was at the brink of extinction on 1991 when there are only 10 species left. But through the efforts of Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust in 1977, the number of species increased. The institution was able to publish a book titled "Golden Bats and Pink Pigeons" talks about the conservation efforts. They have enlisted this bird under the IUCN Red List in 2006. The country utilized the image of Pink Pigeon as one of their symbolic stamps depicting its endemic resources. An adult pink pigeon is about 32 cm (13 in) starting at the beak going to its tail. It weighs a total of 350 grams. The pink pigeon have pale pink plumage located on its head, shoulders and at the underside including the feet and beak. The wings are dark brown and it has a broad, reddish brown tail. The eyes of pink pigeon are color brown and it is surrounded with a ring of red skin.
9 – Flamingo (Genus Phoenicopterus)
There are approximately four different species in America and two species in the old world. The flamingo is known for a bird that stands on one leg and the other is tucked under the body. This makes their behavior which is very hard to comprehend. There are few species of flamingos that are able to sleep using half of its body and when the other side is resting, the flamingo will just swap legs and then allows the other side to sleep. However, this phenomenon is not yet proven. There are current investigations that indicate the standing on one leg behavior of flamingo allows them to save more body heat and spend most of their time wading in cold water. They also stamp their webbed feet over the mud to stir food at the bottom. Young flamingo hatches a greyish-reddish plumage. The adult ranges from light pink to bright color red due to bacteria and beta carotene that they acquire from their foods.
8 – Scarlet Macaw (Ara Macao)
This bird prefers to be in a humid rainforest. Most of its species suffered from extinction due to destruction of habitat and captivates for parrot trade. Previously, this bird stays at the northern and southern Tamaulipas. It serves as the national bird of Honduras.
7 – Red Billed Toucan (Ramphastos Tucanus)
There are approximately 37 various species of toucans. When sleeping, the head is turned and its long bill rests at the back. The tail folds over it. When courting, the male and female toucans toss fruits to each other. It is a poor flyer bird that moves from tree to tree.
6 – Indian Peafowl (Pavo Cristatus)
This large and brightly colored bird is predominantly embedded with color blue. It has a fan-like crest of spatula-tipped and wire-like feathers. It has colorful eyespots. During courtship, the bird displays its feathers by raising it to attract female Indian peafowl. It serves as the national bird of India.
5 – Red Lorikeet (Eos Bornea)
This intelligent bird has a playful and colorful appearance. It has deep red with black and equipped with electric blue markings found on its wings and rump. The pattern varies from species to species. The tail of this bird is dark maroon. It has orange beak for approximately 10 – 12 inches long.
4 – Swainson's Toucan (Ramphastos Swainsonii)
It is the second largest specie of toucan. It weighs for approximately 600 grams and has a beak with a total length of 8 inches. The Swaison's Toucan got the 4th position.
3 – Purple Glossy Starling (Lamprotornis Purpureus)
The adult of this bird has a total length of 22-23 cm. It has a metallic purple head and body. The wings are color green. This bird has a short tail and the color of the eyes is yellow. It is a member of starling family birds.
2 – Golden-necked Cassowary
Its face hue is blue with a casqued feature at the upper part of the head. The neck and wattle is color bright red to yellow. Its feet are enormous and robust with elongated, dagger-type claw found on its inner toe. The male harpy eagle can weigh a total of 30 kilos or 66 lbs and the female harpy eagle weighs smaller. A 58 kilos or 128 lbs harpy eagle is the third biggest bird in the world.
1 – Harpy Eagle
The top position of most rare rainforest birds goes to the harpy eagles. The biggest raptor bird in America and considered as one of the extinct form of eagle. The Harpy eagle usually resides in low land area of the rainforest.


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PROSPECT, KY (WAVE) - Louisville's landscape is changing
to make way for a new bridge. Several homes will come down where the east end
crossing will eventually go up.
One of the first is on Greengate Court in Prospect.
Tuesday 7118 Greengate Court was an empty lot in the middle of a cul-de-sac.
From her front window, Judy Staten and her granddaughter
watched the construction zone develop. "It's really sad," she said
about the demolition of the home she lived across from for 20 years.
Staten said knowing it's one of the first signs that a
new East End Bridge will be moving in nearby makes the sight easier on her eyes
and mind. "I think we need it. I think the city needs it and as hard as
that is it's going to practically be in our backyard."
Another former resident of the street found it is so hard
to believe the day when Indiana Department of Transportation was knocking down
homes finally arrived, he brought his camera out to document. "My oldest daughter's
in Scottsdale, Arizona and I told my wife we're going to come and take pictures
and I'm going to send them," said the former resident who only wanted to
be identified as Richard.
INDOT needed the land to move utility poles and power
lines from areas where there will soon be new roads leading up to the East End
Crossing. They said it's the only home taken out for utility work, but at least
10 more in the Prospect area will be demolished because they are in the way of
construction. In fact, in Shadow Wood, just a couple miles down the road even
more are already gone.
All of it is a sign of progress, "I've been saying
for 20 or 25 years we need to get this done and we're happy it's finally going
to take place," said Staten.
Construction on the East End Bridge is expected to begin
this summer. INDOT says you will be driving from Prospect to Utica in 2016.
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What Is Anger?
When something interferes with your achievement of a goal or desire, the developing frustration results in a feeling of tension and hostility. That feeling is referred to as anger.
Example 1, Lucille wanted to clean the kitchen but her husband insisted that she rest instead. Lucille felt she was being treated like a child, viewed her husband's attitude as condescending, and became very angry.
Example 2, Susan just got a call from her doctor's office canceling her appointment for the next day. Susan had been anxiously awaiting the day of the appointment and became angry about the unexpected change.
Example 3, George watched from the sideline as his two roommates played tennis. George felt angry because his physical limitations prevented him from participating.
Example 4, John's mother told him he would be more healthy if he took better care of himself. The comment made John angry.
Three Types Of Anger
Rage is the expression of violent, uncontrolled anger. Rage is an outward expression of anger and can result in a visible, often destructive, explosion. If Lucille (in example 1) took the plate she had in her hand and threw it against the wall causing it to break into pieces as a reaction to her husband's suggestion, this behavior would exhibit rage.
Resentment is the feeling of anger directed towards a person or object which is suppressed and kept inside. It is a feeling which smolders and feels uncomfortable, and can possibly create more physiological and psychological damage. If John (in example 4) listened to his mother's comment but did not respond by explaining the reality to her, he would harbor feelings of resentment.
Indignation is regarded as appropriate, controlled, positive type of anger. Though Susan felt like screaming when the doctor's office canceled her appointment (in example 2), she calmly told the secretary she was disappointed but understood and rescheduled the appointment.
The three types of anger (rage, resentment, and indignation) can occur separately or in combination, depending on the situation. With an understanding of the different types of anger, it may become easier to deal with situations which provoke these feelings.
Angry Thoughts
Anger exists in the mind and is a direct result of your thoughts. An event does not make you angry, but your interpretation of the event and how you think and feel can lead to anger. Certain things can be done to make the feelings of anger more controllable and manageable.
Step 1- Admit you are angry. Recognizing that you are angry is the first step in dealing with it. Some people find it difficult to admit they are angry perhaps because they view their feelings as inappropriate or not valid. These people may deny their feelings therefore choosing not to deal with them.
Step 2- Identify the source of the anger. Realizing what is causing you to feel angry is important in dealing with the real problem. Often the real problem can be confused with other issues or other emotions. In example 1, is Lucille truly angry with her husband or is she angry because her illness is an interference in her daily routine? If Lucille is misdirecting her anger at her husband rather than the true source, the problem becomes compounded.
Step 3 - Feeling angry?.....Why? Recognizing the reason for your feelings of anger is an important step in dealing with the anger. After analyzing the reasons, you will decide in your mind if the anger is reasonable or justifiable. If you decide the anger is unrealistic you can diffuse the feelings. If you decide the anger is realistic, you can better decide how to deal with your feelings.


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MARIA BELLO is nominated for a 2006 Golden Globe for her role opposite Viggo Mortensen and Ed Harris in David Cronenberg's A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE. She received Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations for her performance in THE COOLER opposite William H. Macy, Alec Baldwin and Ron Livingston. She recently completed filming the Fox 2000 feature MY FRIEND FLICKA with Tim McGraw and Alison Lohman for director Michael Mayer and will soon be seen in Oliver Stone's 9/11.
Other recent projects for Bello include the Sony thriller SECRET WINDOW with Johnny Depp and John Turturro, the John Sayles' film SILVER CITY co-starring Chris Cooper, Richard Dreyfuss and Thora
Birch, and the Focus Features film ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 opposite Ethan Hawke, Laurence Fishbourne and John Leguizamo.
Bello starred in THE SISTERS, based on the Chekov play "Three SistersŌĆØ directed by Arthur Allan Seidelman, which co-starred Erika Christensen, Mary Stuart Masterson and Chris O'Donnell. Subsequently she joined Sean Bean in the powerful thriller THE DARK. In October of 2002, she co-starred in the feature AUTO FOCUS opposite Greg Kinnear and in the dark comedy 100 MILE RULE.
Bello's additional feature film credits include co-starring roles opposite Ben Stiller and Elizabeth Hurley in PERMANENT MIDNIGHT and opposite Mel Gibson in Paramount's PAYBACK. In 2000 she co-starred in the film DUETS with Gwyneth Paltrow, Huey Lewis and Scott Speedman. She also starred in Jerry Bruckheimer's highly anticipated COYOTE UGLY and in the IMAX® film CHINA: THE PANDA ADVENTURE.
Bello won a Screen Actors Guild Award for her leading role on "ERŌĆØ as the passionate and headstrong pediatrician Dr. Anna Del Amico. She made her television debut as a series regular opposite Scott Bakula in the spy adventure series "Mr. and Mrs. Smith.ŌĆØ
Bello's extensive theatre credits include the world premiere of "The Killer Inside MeŌĆØ as well as "Smart Town GalsŌĆØ at the Currican Theatre, "Big ProblemsŌĆØ at the Theatre for New City, "Urban PlanningŌĆØ at the Theatre del Barrio, "A Lie of the MindŌĆØ at Columbia University, "His PillowŌĆØ and "Out of Gas on Lover's LeapŌĆØ at T. Schreiber Studios, "Big TalkŌĆØ at the Double Image Theatre, "Talked AwayŌĆØ at the West End Gate.
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NASA administrator Charles Bolden announced a new director for Marshall Space Flight Center Tuesday.
Patrick Scheuermann, director of NASA's John C. Stennis Space Center near Bay St. Louis, Miss., will become director of Marshall. Scheuermann will replace Robin Henderson, who has filled the position on a temporary basis since Aug. 3.
Scheuermann has provided executive leadership, overall direction and management of Stennis since being named that center's director in 2010. He is responsible for implementing NASA's mission in the area of rocket propulsion testing, and developing and maintaining NASA's world-class rocket propulsion test facilities.
Scheuermann previously served as Stennis' deputy director and associate director, in addition to working as chief operating officer of NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans. Since joining NASA in 1988 as a propulsion test engineer, he worked on numerous major test projects at Stennis, including serving as project manager for NASA's Reusable Launch Vehicle program.
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i buy it from flipkart my biggest mistake
very very bad dont buy it
it vanishes in half an hour
i wested my 1k on this shit
Smells fresh but too weak. Apply 10 sprays and it will go away in 2 hours.
I personally do not recommend it and it is too overpriced for the money and it smells too dilute.
Tested this perfume on a shop and bought it. fragrance last for 5-6 hours. Nice woody smell. Worth the money. Don't know about the perfume sold here is 100% genuine.Heard that most of the perfumes are not good on flipkart.
The perfume is fresh, and smells soapy, but loses its fragrance in 1-2 hours. Does not stay till afternoon also. There are other options that are better.
Above average perfume makes you feel fresh for 3-5 hours but not more than that.Above average perfume makes you feel fresh for 3-5 hours but not more than that.


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NEW CONCORD, Ohio —
Janet V. (Barr) Swisher, 59, of New Concord passed away at 5:55 a.m. Thursday, March 28, 2013, at the Beckett House at New Concord, Ohio, after a long battle with Huntington's disease.
She was born Dec. 20, 1953, in Indiana, a daughter of the late Dan and Eileen Ruth Boggess Barr.
Surviving are two daughters, Kayla (Harry) Helser and Jessica (Austin Bugher) Swisher, both of Cambridge, Ohio; three grandchildren, Lillian Helser, Garrett Helser and Jackson Bugher; a brother, Steve Barr of Cambridge; and a sister, Phyllis (Hubert) Wisenbarger of Cambridge.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother, Don Barr.
Services were Saturday, March 30, at Snouffer Funeral Home, 1150 W. Military Road, Zanesville, Ohio.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Huntington's Disease Society of America; visit http://www.hdsa.org/cohch.


text: Ok so the Suns waived Pietrus yesterday and I was wondering if you guys thought he would be a good addition to our squad. He would take some mins from Jimmy but he is a proven vet with great 3 pt. range. He also is long and could improve the bench mob greatly. I don't know if he would come to us if offered a starting role some where else. He should come if he wants to be with a team who can contend for a title. Boston, LA, and some other teams are also rumored to be interested in Pietrus.


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Sulphur residents will pay more water, garbage and sewer rates starting Monday.
The Sulphur City Council approved increasing fees for water, sewage and garbage services.
They also decided to start billing the services separately to reduce any confusion on how much each service will go up in price.
Water service will increase 25 cents while sewage increases 75 cents and $1.23 on garbage.
Sulphur Mayor Chris Duncan said that separating the services will make it easier to keep track of the billing process.
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Is there anyone who can kindly tell me a website or something like that where I can find a list of import duties on goods imported to Spain from China?
I deal in Enameled Copper Wire (Magnet Wire), which is widely used in transformers, motors, coils, etc, if you are also interested, I will be happy to further communicate with you. My Skype: NO LINKS ARE EMAILS JURDY
Thank you!
I have been doing some research regarding opening a Tobacco Outlet within Spain.
I understand that Tobacco and Stamp Outlet Licences are granted by public tender processes published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) and called by the Sub-Secretary of the Ministry of the Treasury at the proposal of the Tobacco Market Commission.
I know that Outlet licences are for 25 years but surely there should be an exception to this process should a new town or region be build.
I live on an extremely large urbanisation (I would estimate 20k homes) which also has two other large urbanisations. The nearest Tobacco Outlet is roughly 6-7 miles away, we have no schools on the urbanisations etc.
I was wondering if there is any other way to obtain a licence without waiting possibly 25 years for the next public tender processes?]]>
Does anyone know any legal way around this ?
I am a honest guy that wants to do the right thing
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I'm self-employed back home (Poland, EU), I am a tour leader. I usually work as a tour leader employed as a self-employed freelancer by Polish travel agencies, who send me to Spain. I would like to move to Spain, and I'm considering closing my company in Poland and opening it in Spain. I sincerely hope this would allow me to live in Spain, which is my main goal.
My question is: what are the costs of self-employment in Spain? In Poland, we pay the equivalent of about 200 € per month (health service, insurance etc), plus 18% of income tax. What does it look like in Spain?
Is it possible to live in Spain but have a company registered in another country? Is it possible to issue Polish invoices in case of a self-employed worker employed by Spanish travel agencies (or companies in general)?


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In Deuteronomy 26 Moses writes about First Fruits. He teaches his people about giving a tithe. It is so the Levite, the alien, the orphan and the widow will have basic needs met. In this chapter the worshipper had to give public declaration that he had not used his tithe for something other than this purpose. Learning to tithe is an important lesson for all of us to learn.
This Sunday at Olive we will receive food items for the Ministry Village Food Pantry. We do this every month with a 5th Sunday. As you come to church bring your Bible, a friend, your tithe and a gift of food for the needy.
I had a call yesterday from a scam artist claiming to be a rep from Microsoft. The man wanted to help me with a vicious computer virus. He sound real. He wanted to help. He knew his business (does not take more to know more than I know). So I listened for a little while. When he insisted, I hung up. He called back. When he wanted personal information I got off the line.
There is one going about as a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour. Satan is the ultimate scam artist. Watch out! He is good at what he does. And more than your computer will crash.
Great is HE that is in me than he who is in the world!
There is a moral dilemma in America.
The Secret Service scandal
The GSA Scandal
The killing of Trayvon Martin and the response
The Bobby Petrino Scandal
These are just a few and I have not even seen today's news. There is an obvious moral crisis in America. Something is wrong at our core.
If the center is not right then the circumference is always way out of line. America needs a Biblical, spiritual and moral revival. That includes the church, and you and me. I encourage you today.
Hilary Rosen stepped in a hornets nest this week. The Democratic strategist said Mitt Romney's wife "never worked a day in her life." This reminded me of another Hillary. Mrs. Clinton said in 1992 she could have stayed home and baked cookies. Mothers who chose to stay home with their young children do some of the toughest work in the world. Some suggest what is meant is a mom does not get paid. Well, I understand a check does not get deposited every two weeks. However, the payoff in the life of a child is big time.
People say some stupid things in public. Believe me, I have done it. Warning! Do not pick on moms. These are some tough ladies. And they work more than 9 to 5.
The first home stand is over for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos. It was SUCCESS on every side. The AA baseball club is a grand addition to Pensacola. This should prove to be a boost for our city for years to come.
It took vision and courage to step out and lead. Quint Studer did it. His investment in Pensacola is extraordinary. He took the lead and the heat! Other community leaders played a big role. However, no one placed their life on the line like Quint. I have watched him and read his material. From a young man who had a speech problem to a leader of hospitals and beyond, Quint has a wonderful story.
Quint, from my seats in section 103 you look like a champion!
On Monday afternoon I took about 40 minutes and walked door to door down Whitmire Street. This is the road at Olive back entrance. There I knocked on each door and gave an invitation to Easter services. I try to do this two times a year.
Knowing one's neighbors is important. You could do this where you live. Extend an invitation to those who live around you. Stats tell us that many will join us at church if we just ask them. Give it a try. This weekend is a great opportunity to love your neighbor and tell your story.


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Will Apple's Internet of Things vision hurt a beautiful idea?
With HomeKit, Apple promises easy home automation
Computerworld - Ah, the connected world. You wake up in the morning, and give iPhone's Siri a pleasant command: "Good morning." In response, lights turn on, music starts playing and the coffee maker begins brewing just as your day begins.
Apple's just announced approach to home automation and the Internet of Things is via its new Homekit, a framework and network protocol for controlling devices in the home. It promises a seamless user interface for organizing and controlling connected devices.
Homekit is part of iOS 8, which Apple unveiled at WWDC on Monday.
To work in this connected-home environment, product manufacturers will need Apple's MFi certification (Made for iPod, Made for iPhone, Made for iPad). But the connected world will never belong exclusively to Apple; it's just too big. So how will Android, Windows and other devices operate in this Apple universe? Will they be able to all work together? Or will the grand idea of a seamlessly connected Internet of Things environment slip away?
One answer comes from Marvell, which makes a system on a chip (SoC) that may be used in many of the products that make up Apple's Internet of Things universe.
Marvell recently announced a low-power WiFi, ZigBee and Bluetooth microcontroller SoC. It combines what had been separate components into a fully integrated unit, said Philip Poulidis, vice president and general manager of Marvell's mobile and Internet of Things business units. It is low power, has the capability for long battery life and is small enough for wearables.
The Marvell SoC will be used by manufacturers to create connected products, and Marvell has decided to back Apple's HomeKit by shipping its SoC with Apple's protocols built-in -- including secure pairing. That should help ease MFi certification for product makers, said Poulidis.
"We felt that Apple really has a knack for building things that are very user friendly," said Poulidis.
But Marvell's SoC is agnostic. It supports multiple protocol stacks and different methods for dealing with security, discovery and control across multiple operating systems. There's a reason for that.
"All of our customers are designing for both Android and iOS," said Poulidis. As a result, the SoC will simultaneously support multiple operating systems.
Support for multiple operating systems on the SoC means that a manufacturer who makes coffeemakers, for instance, won't have to stock shelves with multiple coffeemakers: one that supports Apple, another for Android, and so on.
The complications may arise in the level of control a user has over a device. If you are using Apple to connect, will there be features that aren't accessible to Android users or vice versa?
Rob Enderle, an analyst at Enderle Group, noted that the iPhone initially worked best with cars while other phones had reduced capabilities. "But eventually Android worked just as well, because it was in the car makers' best interest to embrace both platforms."
In home automation, "the iPhone may initially have a slight advantage over other platforms, but eventually that advantage will spread to other phones, and at the very least you will get parity," said Enderle.
One problem Android faces is the forking of that OS, particularly in Asia. One approach that might work, said Enderle would be the adoption of the open-source stack championed by the Linux Foundation: the AllJoyn Framework. AllJoyn was originally developed by Qualcomm.
There are also ongoing efforts to build one interface for controlling all home device across multiple platforms. A new one is Oort, which is building systems for connecting devices, based on the idea that Bluetooth Low Energy will prevail in home automation. Control across all these devices will be from a common user interface.
Oort sees Apple's entry in the Internet of Things as positive, because it will raise awareness and help educate the public about its value. But Adam Handzlik, Oort's CTO, worries about a fracturing, or an uneven experience across platforms that could unravel of the idea of a truly connected home.
"I'm afraid there will be some manufacturers, and maybe Apple [itself], that will decide to close access to some of the functions and, therefore, this beautiful idea may not come true," said Handzlik.
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For the most part the snow may be finished around Siouxland for now, but there could be more on the way.
The city of Sioux City is looking at plans in case more snow falls on Sunday or Monday. Mayor Bob Scott says if a few more inches of snow fall during the weekend, the city may be in a "snow emergency."
He says the city resources are already being pushed to the limit to clear the streets.
"We get more snow we're probably going to probably have to declare a snow emergency and get these cars off the street, because our plows are going to have a very difficult time, just the way it is," said Scott.
Forecasts right now call for a chance of snow either Sunday night or Monday.


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Sorry....I initially meant to just let this story lie but this ridiculous pic compelled me to react otherwise.
Leave it to the dolts at the evil 4-letter to continue to build up the hopes of Bears fans longing for 1985 again through this story. All they can talk about is JC's arm strength and how it's no knock on Orton. That his arm takes it up another level.
Sorry but all I'm going to talk about is Orton's 21-12 win/loss record and his ability to lead a locker room. THAT will take us up another level. And yes, that is also meant as a knock on Jay and his 17-20 record and his well publicized acts of selfishness and immaturity. You can have him.


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Are you getting more than you order when you eat out?
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You can search the database for Diamond Bar and Walnut eateries by restaurant name, city or ZIP code.
Establishments recently closed due to compliance issues can be found at the county's searchable Food Facility Closure List page.
For more information on how food facilities are scored and graded, read the Retail Food Inspection Guide attached to this story in the media box.
How did your favorite eatery fare? Tell us in the comments section below.


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Chemicals used in a controversial method of natural gas extraction known as hydrolic fracturing, or "fracking," have likely tainted well water used for drinking supplies in Wyoming, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said Thursday. The agency said Thursday night that it discovered high levels of benzene in well water near…
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As I have been watching the Wiz I have seen a lot of things I like. I am actually excited when Nick Young comes into the game. I see a noticeable drop in our defense when Javale is out of the game. Wall is fantastic.
I was thinking about it...and one on one, position vs position, I truly feel like our players could beat the Spurs.
McGee vs Blair
Blatche vs. Duncan
Thorton vs. Jefferson
Arenas vs. Ginobli
Wall vs. Parker
Young vs. Neal
Hinrich vs. Hill
I say this not to puff us up or feel better about the Wizards...but to say:
Flip vs. Pops
Wiz D vs. Spurs D
Team Chemistries
THE SPURS DESTROY US (and most teams) IN THESE CATEGORIES
We are in rebuilding mode right now. So lets make the changes now before they dig their roots even further.
Focus number one...Team Chemistry.
Lets address the problems.
1. Is Flip really the right coach for this sort of team? If not...things need to change.
2. Can Blatche and McGee coexist? Are their playing styles too similar? Is it kind of optimistic to hope that two young projects in the same front court could possibly meet their max potential learning from each other and working with each other? (Duncan mentors Blair. Josh Smith and Al Horford are not the same style PF)
3. Can three PG's (or combo guards), all undersized at the 2 play on the same team? (Ginobli is a big SG or Small SF. He is also a true wing player)
4. Is John Wall our cornerstone...yes or no?
I think before we can hope to play well defensively or run a seamless offense we need to recognize these issues and continue to be in rebuilding / experimenting mode. Get rid of the pieces that do not work, not because they are not talented enough, but because they do not fit in the role needed. If John Wall is the man, then build the team around him.
Fact is...I would rather the starting five look more like:
Wall (The chosen one)
Young (A True Wing Player)
Thorton / Howard (Real SF...gritty hustle players)
Booker (This is the biggest glaring gap, but play the player who fills the role. Not Yi)
McGee (I chose McGee over Blatche. Otherwise you can flip it but I truly believe McGee and Blatche just don't fit)
Finally, I like Flip, but he is a chemistry issue as well. We are a young team. We do not need a coach who leaves practice. More than a coach with a fantastic offensive arsenal we need a coach who inspires. Maybe not the most knowledgeable guy...but someone who commands discipline and pride.


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Google posted an Update from the CEO on its Official Google Blog today where Larry Page announced that Android chief Andy Rubin will officially be leaving the Android team to take up a new role at the company. Taking his place to lead the Android team at Google is Sundar Pichai, who will also continue his work with Apps and Chrome.
No plans to leave Google. Oh, and just for meme completeness — there are over 900,000 android devices activated each day :-) @Scobleizer—
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The accepted football wisdom seems to be that you really can't grade a draft until 3 years later. By then presumably everyone has learned the system, everyone has had a chance to get on the field, and the team has likely figured out who belongs in the NFL and who doesn't. So, as we prepare for the 2008 draft Vinnie Iyer of The Sporting News gives his top 5 drafts from 2005.
#5 is your Philadelphia Eagles.


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Bryan to host regional history conference
April 03, 2013
The Bryan Center for Undergraduate Research will host the ninth annual Southeast Tennessee Regional Student History Conference Tuesday, April 9.
The conference offers students the opportunity to present their research in a professional setting and to receive feedback to improve their work. "We mainly have juniors and seniors participating," Dr. Musumeci said. "The juniors usually are testing the waters for their senior thesis topics. It's fun to watch them wrestle with the idea, test it out, get a lot of feedback, then come back as seniors and show how they have refined and developed their topics."
Unlike the Bryan Undergraduate Research Conference which is open to a variety of academic disciplines, the history conference is more narrowly focused. "In this conference we assume everybody has a broad knowledge of the subject area," he said. "Everybody has taken the survey courses and multiple upper-layer courses, so presenters don't need to offer as much general background.
"The experience of presenting is good for personal development, but it also is particularly helpful for students who are considering applying to graduate schools."
Students from Bryan, Covenant College, Southern Adventist University, the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga, and Lee University are scheduled to participate.
Concurrent sessions will be held in classrooms in Mercer Hall beginning at 5:30 p.m. The conference is open to the public without charge.
Members of the Southeast Tennessee Regional Student History Conference advisory committee include Dr. Lisa Diller, Southern Adventist University; Dr. Michelle White, UTC; Dr. Robert Barnett, Lee University; Dr. Jay Green, Covenant College; and Dr. Musumeci, Bryan College.


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Activists Praise India's AIDS Programme, But Challenges Remain
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Activists Praise India's AIDS Programme, But Challenges Remain
India | Written by Sutapa Deb | Saturday August 2, 2014
The recently concluded 20th International AIDS Conference had an important takeaway for India's - the momentum of the fight against HIV cannot be dropped.
If You Ever Wondered What Happened to Baba Sehgal, Read This
Manisha Dhingra | Wednesday June 25, 2014
If you grew up in the Nineties, then chances are this was the soundtrack to your teenage years.
Shashi Tharoor makes strong plea for High Court bench in Thiruvananthapuram
South | Press Trust of India | Friday November 29, 2013
Union minister Shashi Tharoor again made a plea for a Kerala High Court bench at Thiruvananthapuram even as former Supreme Court Judge V R Krishna Iyer opposed it.
Southern actress Manjula Vijayakumar dies at 59
Robin Bansal | Wednesday July 24, 2013
Popular southern actress Manjula Vijayakumar, who was suffering from jaundice, breathed her last on July 23, 2013 in Chennai.
Southern actress Manjula Vijayakumar dies at 59
South | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday July 24, 2013
Popular southern actress Manjula Vijayakumar, who was suffering from jaundice, breathed her last Tuesday at the SRMC hospital here. She was 59.
Kerala High Court planning exclusive bench for crime against women
South | Press Trust of India | Sunday January 27, 2013
In the backdrop of Delhi gang-rape incident, Kerala High Court was planning to set up a single and division bench to exclusively hear crimes against women, Chief Justice Manjula Chellur said today.
Want to make films I can watch with family: Tamil TV actor Vijay
Riya Chakravarty | Friday November 16, 2012
Popular Tamil TV actor Vijay Adhiraj, who has been in the industry for over two decades, has turned director with upcoming Tamil entertainer Puthagam. He says he is keen on making films suitable for family viewing.
Kerala High Court orders probe into fake stamp papers
South | Indo-Asian News Service | Friday April 20, 2012
Acting Chief Justice of the Kerala High Court Manjula Chellur on Friday gave directions to all the courts in the state for an immediate inquiry into the use of stamp papers, after a massive fraud of fake stamp papers was detected at a lower court her...
High Court grants police protection to Vilapilsala garbage treatment plant
Kerala | Press Trust of India | Tuesday March 20, 2012
Kerala high court granted police protection for transporting machines to Vilapilsala garbage treatment plant in Thiruvananthapuram.
Plea for police protection to run garbage treatment plant
Kerala | Press Trust of India | Tuesday January 3, 2012
Kerala High Court today admitted a written petition seeking police protection to run the Vilappilsala garbage treatment plant at Thiruvananthapuram. Admitting the petition by Thiruvananthapuram Corporation, complaining of threat from Vilappilsala Pan...
Residents smell dead rat, find woman's body
Cities | Mid-Day.com | Wednesday May 4, 2011
Residents of BDD chawl were in for a shock when they found a three-day old decomposed body of 45-year-old Manjula Khopkar in her house. Her body was found at the base of a stairway that leads to a mezzanine floor inside her one-room apartment. According to the police, Khopkar stayed alone in the...


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Plans for a new overflow homeless
shelter in Burlington are off the table.
The North Avenue Alliance Church
sought city permission at the request of advocates for the homeless, who say
their facilities are often full. But after not a single person showed up at a
similar emergency shelter set up by the Red Cross two weekends ago at the
Champlain Elementary school, the North Avenue proposal was dropped.
Mark Redmond of Spectrum Youth
Services, who had called for the shelter, says plans for the emergency space
have been complicated by the state's taxpayer-funded motel program, which
provides vouchers for hotel rooms when shelters are full.
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Nikon D3300 Review
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It is unbelievable but the video is recorded completely blurred. I think the focus is 20cm. Are you blind? Or do you want to test the reader? It's hard to believe that the rest of the reviews are correct, and made with knowledge. I'm sorry, but that is far from professional.
wmu give us the link to your review. you clearly are professional. I'd love to see your review.
@Andrew wmu only mentioned the bad focus on the movie and made no mention that he is a better reviewer. Without doubt the focus on the video is very poor!!!!
Agreed. There is no way the video is indicative of the capabilities of this camera. Other than that, seems like a good, thorough review.
I'm most interested in the video capabilities of this camera. This site provided the first downloadable raw sample i have seen so far.
I see no bad focus on the video, at 100% zoom (cars passing in london, passing under a bridge).
The quality of the video is also fine, given it's 50p.
I would rather see a 24fps sample, since it would have much less compression, and that's what 90% of the people use 90% of the time. 50p is just a low quality feature in case slow-motion is needed.
The video has been changed since the original unfocused one.
Seems like a very nice upgrade in the Nikon system. I would love to see a few more pics with different lenses since the kit lens is an unknown.
Thanks for the review. It's nice to see that Nikon still places a lot of emphasis on the quality of its stills (sorry videophiles); glad the low-pass filter is gone on this model, too.
wonder I have this camera too
Cool Camera , love Nikon
Is this better than Canon 1200D or 700D ?
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An eye sore in downtown Hamilton is finally coming down.
Piles of rubble have sat untouched on the 900 block of Broadway Street since a fire that killed a 5-month old last January.
The city has been legally petitioning the owner of one of the buildings to demolish it, but the owner has yet to respond.
Now, the city has been forced to take it down themselves.
Officials say the community is ready to have the downtown area cleaned up.
"It is going to be very good to get it out of the way and the community is very anxious to get it out of that way and get up town looking back to normal," said Hamilton Police Chief Robb Bell.
The city will start taking bids on the demolition project tomorrow.
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