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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Alpharetta - Windward Parkway
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Alpharetta - Windward Parkway in Alpharetta
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Alpharetta - Windward Parkway
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.9/10
12505 Cingular Way
Alpharetta, GA 30004
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Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Alpharetta - Windward Parkway
Terrycloth bathrobes, high-tech amenities and freebies galore — including a cooked-to-order breakfast with Starbucks coffee — get high ratings from Priceline guests for the non-smoking Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Alpharetta - Windward Parkway.
Hotel Features
This six-story hotel is made up of 124 oversized studio suites chockfull of amenities. After a blissful shower with upscale toiletries, wrap yourself in a waffle terry robe, grab a snack from the kitchenette and make yourself comfortable on the pillowtop mattress or in the separate seating area; the flat-panel TV with expanded cable can be seen from either spot. Or forget the TV, plug your mp3 into the docking station and surf the web — Wi-Fi is free. In the morning, read the free paper while enjoying a custom-made omelet or waffle, or both, at breakfast. You can work it off later at the large fitness center, or in summer, at the seasonal outdoor pool. Additional amenities include a multi-station business center, 24-hour market, dry cleaning service and free shuttle service. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
Located in an upscale suburb 30 miles north of Atlanta, the hotel is within five miles of numerous offices, as well as restaurants, supermarkets and the North Point Mall. Catch a concert at the new Verizon Wireless Ampitheatre, four miles away. Hartsfield-Jackson International Atlanta Airport is 38 miles from the hotel.
Guest Favorites
From the "spacious and stylish" rooms to the "best breakfast ever," Priceline guests say they "love everything" about the Holiday Inn Express.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Alpharetta - Windward Parkway Amenities
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Bathtub
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Color television
- Complimentary breakfast
- Desk with lamp
- Direct dial telephone
- Dry cleaning
- Fitness center on-site
- Free parking
- Hairdryer
- High speed internet connection
- Housekeeping - daily
- Housekeeping - weekly
- Ice machine
- Interior corridors
- Ironing board
- Late check-out available
- Limousine service
- Meal included - continental breakfast
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- Mini-refrigerator
- Non-smoking
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor pool
- Parking
- Private bathroom
- Public area air conditioned
- Safe deposit box
- Satellite television
- Separate closet
- Separate line billing for multi-line phone
- Sofa bed
- Transportation services - local area
- Travel agency
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Voice mail
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Alpharetta - Windward ParkwayOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
Sort by: All Travelers | Business Traveler(12) | Solo Traveler(3) | Traveling as Couple(7) | Family with Young Children(8) | Family with Teens(5) | Senior Traveler(1) | Group Traveler(1)
Tracee from Knoxville, TN
August 20, 2014
August 20, 2014
We stayed there for a concert at the verizon theater, which was very convenient. It was also very clean
Angela from Savannah, GA
August 14, 2014
Family Traveling with Teens
August 14, 2014
Family Traveling with Teens
We liked the pool and.the comfort.of the bed
Loved the breakfast and the gym
Heather from Salem, VA
August 12, 2014
Solo Traveler
August 12, 2014
Solo Traveler
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Jason from Fort Mill, SC
August 1, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
August 1, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
Friendly staff, neat rooms
Great place at a great price. The breakfast was good and the wifi had surprisingly good speed, streamed a few movies even! :) The staff was extremely friendly and courteous, I had a 11 months old baby and they took care of my requests real well. Overall, really happy with the place and price!
Richard from Dothan, AL
July 28, 2014
Senior Travelers
July 28, 2014
Senior Travelers
Did not clean room or supply clean towels for the second night stay. (Room not made up). Did not like the disability room. Most of the ice machines were were OOS.
Love the location. We have stayed there many times before.
Verified Hotel Guest from Crestview, FL
July 22, 2014
Family Traveling with Teens
July 22, 2014
Family Traveling with Teens
comfortable beds, quiet rooms. newer hotel in nice location and convenient to major highways.
breakfast area was not well kept during busy times and lobby smelled like a wet dog.
in-room safe would be nice
Verified Hotel Guest from Knoxville, TN
July 15, 2014
July 15, 2014
Nice, clean, well run hotel. Staff were all very helpful and were readily available to assist you. Rooms were spacious.
Breakfast did not change from day to day so you can get burnt out on the items quickly. But the food itself was fine.
Verified Hotel Guest from Sorrento, FL
July 3, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
July 3, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
The room was large, clean and included and refrigerator and microwave.
The toilet and bathtub looked older then should be in the updated room. The tub had a crack in the top of the surface. The tables in the breakfast area were not cleaned after each use.
The common areas of the hotel, besides the breakfast area, were clean and the staff was friendly and helpful.
James from Acworth, GA
June 18, 2014
Business Traveler
June 18, 2014
Business Traveler
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Verified Hotel Guest from Asheville, NC
June 17, 2014
June 17, 2014
Very clean & nicely furnished.
Even though we had booked a King room, when we got there, there were no King rooms left - they stated it was first come, first serve. Also, there was no remote control for the TV in our room, & when we called the front desk, they had no extra remotes?!?!
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Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery: Display of excavated remains
Root Projects Australia on behalf of Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
Godden Mackay Logan, Heritage Consultants
Exploratory excavations at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery were completed in 2008 with an aim to investigating the underground storage vaults that formed part of the 1820s Bond Store complex. Conservation advice was provided regarding the proposal to display the excavated archaeological remains to the public.
View of the covered excavation within the Commissariat Courtyard
Excavated remains were comprised of brick and sandstone
Brick wall of one of the underground storage areas
International Conservation Services is Australia's largest private fine art conservation business. Our main office and conservation workshops are located in Sydney, we have staff in Canberra and Melbourne, and we are able to work on site throughout Australia. We provide a full range of art restoration services, including antique restoration, paintings restoration, sculpture conservation, archaeological conservation, furniture restoration, conservation of works of art on paper, textiles and objects conservation. We work on architectural finishes and built elements in heritage buildings, structures, monuments and war memorials. We provide condition assessments, and carry out hands-on conservation and restoration work. We consult on issues of collection management, preventive conservation and museum planning, and have particular expertise in the management of environmental conditions in buildings housing collections. Our associated business, Smarttrack RFID, provides a range of asset and visitor tracking solutions for museums, art galleries, libraries and archives.

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Native American Indian Fetishes by: Kay Whittle
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Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry.
Table of Contents
When is a fetish not a fetish? Find out in this celebration of the most misunderstood genre of Southwestern Indian carvings. From Beast Gods to Directional Guardian Spirits, this book explores the magic and mystery behind the charismatic, mostly stone, animal figures (or fetishes) skillfully carved by artists from Southwestern Pueblos. Enthusiasts will delight in the hundreds of full-color photographs. Pictures and text highlight the impressive variety of forms, materials, and traditional and contemporary styles available to collectors. This book discusses the symbolic meanings associated with these figures and explains how they are "borrowed" for use by members of non-Native American cultures. A newly revised price guide is included to help collectors orient themselves to current market values.
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Lowe's Home Improvement offers everyday low prices on all quality hardware products and construction needs. Find great deals on paint, patio furniture, home décor, tools, hardwood flooring, carpeting, appliances, plumbing essentials, decking, grills, lumber, kitchen remodeling necessities, outdoor equipment, gardening equipment, bathroom decorating needs, and more. Whether you are a beginner starting a DIY project or a professional, Lowes is your headquarters for all building materials. Shop online at www.lowes.com or at your New Albany, MS Lowes store today to discover how easy it is to start improving your home and yard today.


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24This Is Probably Not a Good Year to Be Provoking Mike Tyson
I have to say, I don't have a lot of sympathy for the photog who got his ass punched and bloodied by Mike Tyson at LAX on Wednesday. Tyson was trying to find his misplaced luggage after a flight from London with his wife and 10-month-old daughter when the photog reportedly got in his face. Look, I get it, violence is never the answer, but you've gotta have some sort of death wish to be anything but uber-polite to Mike Tyson, especially when he's with his family. The guy's had a hell of a year, and I don't blame him for taking a zero-tolerance policy with the paps.
We're told Tyson was at a ticket counter at the United Airlines terminal when the incident occurred. The photographer got punched in the face, hit the ground, got up and began walking, leaving a trail of blood. An LAPD spokesperson said the photographer suffered a minor laceration to the forehead.
Someone at the scene tells TMZ … the photographer got very close to Tyson before the boxer struck him. Our says there's blood on the ground and Mike was taken away in a squad car. We're told an ambulance was dispatched at 4:39 PM to LAX and the paparazzo was transported to a local hospital.
Cops say Tyson and the photographer performed citizen's arrests on each other — both are expected to be booked for misdemeanor battery. Cops also said witnesses backed both stories … so that could get interesting.
If Tyson is prosecuted, given that he's a former boxing champ, the charge could end up being assault with a deadly weapon.
Okay, question: How do you actually perform a citizen's arrest? Is that a real thing? Because one time this angry and probably undersexed lady on the street yelled at me for tossing a cigarette on the sidewalk, and she was all like, "That's illegal, you know" and I was all like, "Then you should probably perform a citizen's arrest, bitch" and afterward I was all like, "I wonder if she actually could have done that."
November 12, 2009 at 12:55 am by Evil Beet
4So Much For That Opposites Attract Theory
As many of you know, Mike Tyson got married last week, just two weeks after losing his four-year-old daughter. Who can judge? If his new wife Lahika Spicer, can help him cope with these dark days, so be it.
One thing I do know: these two are kindred spirits, sharing lots of things in common including their matching history of serving time.
Spicer spent six months in a federal penitentiary last year for taking $71,000 for a teaching job in Philadelphia that she never actually showed up for. Not good. And, of course, Mike Tyson served three years for rape back in the '90s.
June 12, 2009 at 9:31 am by Wendie
11Mike Tyson Weds in Las Vegas
Just two weeks after the tragic death of his four-year-old daughter, Exodus, Mike Tyson married girlfriend Lakiha Spicer in Las Vegas. It's his third marriage.
The wedding took place on Saturday in a private ceremony at the La Bella Wedding Chapel, its owner Shawn Absher told Reuters.
"No guests whatsoever, just the bride and groom," Absher said. "Very intimate, sincere. Mike seemed very happy."
I suppose there are a lot of things that could be said here, in light of the recent events in Tyson's life. And in light of the recent events in Tyson's life, I'll refrain from saying them. I do wish him all the best.
June 9, 2009 at 10:41 pm by Evil Beet
18Mike Tyson's Daughter Passes
Not just as a parent but just as a general human being, it breaks my heart to report this.
CNN is reporting that Mike Tyson's 4-year-old daughter Exodus has died from her injuries after an accidental strangling via treadmill cable yesterday.
Why do things like this happen? I don't know what the lesson is.
Prayers, thoughts and strength sent out to their entire family.
Thanks, Shanna.
May 26, 2009 at 4:20 pm by Wendie
19Mike Tyson's Daughter on Life Support After Tragic Accident
I don't even know what to say. This is so horrible, beyond words.
Mike Tyson's 4-year-old daughter Exodus is on life support after an accident involving home exercise equipment, the Associated Press reports.
In what police in Phoenix call a tragic accident Monday morning at Tyson's home there, the girl was reportedly found by her 7-year-old brother with her neck caught in a cable attached to a treadmill. The boy alerted the girl's mother in another room. Her mother called 911 and tried to revive her, according to the AP. Mike Tyson was said to be in Las Vegas at the time of the accident, but has returned home.
Phoenix police Sgt. Andy Hill told FOX News, "Somehow she was playing on this treadmill, and there's a cord that hangs under the console – it's kind of a loop. Either she slipped or put her head in the loop, but it acted like a noose, and she was obviously unable to get herself off of it."
Emergency personnel performed CPR on Exodus, who was rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital where she remains on life support, according to the Fox News report. Sgt. Hill described her condition as "extremely critical."
What an awful, awful accident. It's the kind of thing that seems like nobody's fault. It's just unspeakably awful. Hasn't this family been through enough? My thoughts and prayers are with the Tyson family right now.
May 25, 2009 at 10:45 pm by Evil Beet
Well, I can't believe I'm about to write these words but apparently Mike Tyson is doling out advice regarding domestic violence. Feel free to take a moment to let that sink in.
And maybe I'm being overcritical, but there's something about how he calls women "them" during an interview with MTV that doesn't sit well with me. Who ever knew a pronoun could sound offensive?
"You can't abuse them," he tells MTV. "It's really sick what you [can] do. She has a space in your heart and you believe you care about her more than anybody in the world.
"Do I think it's right to beat up a woman? No — hell no," he adds. "Have I hit a woman before? Hell yeah. Was I wrong? Hell yeah. I'm a product of that environment. Do I regret ever doing that? Hell yeah. Would I do it again? Never."
He shared his opinion on the Chris Brown/Rihanna debacle as well:
It's none of my business, but you know what I say about that? I understand the situation. I understand passion with young kids," Tyson, 42, tells MTV News.
"My personal opinion about that is, he's just a baby," adds the former heavyweight champ, who is the subject of a new documentary, Tyson, out Friday. "He's just a little baby that don't know how to handle his emotions when it comes to a woman. And he probably hears this and thinks, 'I know how to handle my emotions'; we all think we do.
"But the fact [is]," Tyson continues, "you look at this person and you might be crazy in love, but we don't know how to handle those feelings."
What could have led Brown to beat Rihanna, 21? Tyson blames a "pimp mentality" that is prevalent among young people. "Now you're a fly guy and a cool guy [you think] … you have to be hard like that," he says.
Listen, I'm happy anytime a celeb takes a stand against domestic violence. In some ways, it's even more meaningful coming out of Mike Tyson's mouth since he's had a penchant in the past for punching women in the mouth and has a rap sheet the length of my inseam to prove it. But why the excuses? Why does it have to be about "pimp mentality" and youth? Why can't it just be totally effing unacceptable?


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By Justin Whitaker
PLAINFIELD — In a marathon of a game that went over two and half hours, the Plainfield Quakers outlasted the Ben Davis Giants.
The Quakers won 6-1 against the Giants to improve to 11-8 on the season.
"It's always good to get a win and the kids keep battling, battling and battling," Plainfield coach Jeff McKeon said.
Ben Davis fell to 6-10 with the loss and the coaching staff was not happy with its team's performance.
"We didn't show up, end of story," Ben Davis coach Aaron Kroll said.
Kroll said he didn't know the reason for the letdown after a solid weekend of baseball.
"We didn't pitch, we didn't hit, we fielded it OK but we didn't show," he said. "We played our best game of the year Saturday. We've been playing really well actually, we just didn't show up."
Junior Andrew Sparks got the win for the Quakers after a solid five innings of pitching. Sparks gave up only three hits to limit the Giants.
"Andrew Sparks did a great job tonight," McKeon said. "The credit of the game goes to Andrew. Our pitching staff has been depleted. We're basically just putting a band-aid on it and Andrew came up big going almost six innings for us."
Plainfield scored six runs on only four hits as they were able to take advantage of the Giants' mistakes.
"The hitters took good approaches at the plate," McKeon said. "Our pitching staff, give a lot of credit to Andrew Sparks, for allowing our hitters to attack on those pitches."
Ben Davis got up 1-0 in the first inning as Sean Boswell stole second and third before an overthrow to home brought the junior in to score.
Plainfield tied the score at 1-1 as Justin Martin scored off a wild pitch. The Quakers then added three runs in the third inning as Alec Caprarella, Matt Spaulding and Gabe Burkhardt all scored.
The scoring was capped off in the fourth inning by Plainfield as a Hunter Smith single scored Spaulding and Coy Anderson scored off a wild pitch to make the score 6-1.
Ben Davis left 11 runners on base throughout the game, showing their inability to finish against the Quakers.
"We hit about .230 as a team so we've been doing a lot of that all year," Kroll said. "When we show up to play and we show up with intensity and play the game hard, we're actually pretty decent. When we don't show up, we actually are really super bad and we were super bad tonight."


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Our friends over at Rupert-Grint.us are once again holding their annual Rupert Grint Birthday Project in honor of Grint's birthday on August 24th. This year they are urging fans who would like to send a birthday card or present to Grint to instead donate to Grint's favorite charity, the Teenage Cancer Trust. The Teenage Cancer Trust works towards improving the quality of life and chances of survival for young people diagnosed with cancer.


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Barnsley FC chief executive to retire
Barnsley Club Chief Executive, Don Rowing, is to retire at the end of the month. He's been at the club for nine years, initially as General Manager, and lately as a Director and Chief Executive.
– Patrick Cryne, Barnsley FC owner
"Don has been the unsung hero at the club. In his position you draw fire for all the poor decisions made within the club, but get little credit for the good work done.
– Don Rowing
"I have thoroughly enjoyed my time with Barnsley and will miss working with the staff and my interaction with the fans. I have particularly enjoyed working with Patrick, but as his involvement with the club has gradually diminished and with my recent 70th birthday, I think it's time to blow the final whistle. I will continue to support the club as a season ticket holder and wish the club and its fans every success."


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Grants from this fund are to assist research into prehistory in any part of the world. In conjunction with the general fund, the Prehistoric Society administers the Bob Smith Fund (established by Dr. G Wainwright to commemorate the late Dr. R W Smith) and the Leslie Grinsell Award. Both the above named awards are selected from applications to the general fund and are offered to projects closest to the research interests of Bob Smith and Leslie Grinsell. Separate applications are not necessary.
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What's goin' on Big Blue View? First fanposthere, and I'm not really providing any sort of insight. Just providing some ESPN Insider stuff for those of you who don't have it since its been sort of a slooooooow news day. Scouts Inc. provided a list of the Top 200 players in the NFL and there were 7 Giants players that made the cut. The first Giant to make the list was Justin Tuck at #61. Here's the top ten in NFL then the Giants players after the jump
Best Players in the NFL:
3. Darrelle Revis
5. Drew Brees
6. Joe Thomas
10. Tom Brady
61. Justin Tuck: 85 (8th Best DE)
He has been a dependable starter over the past three seasons. He is a versatile player who can play inside at defensive tackle or outside at defensive end. He has excellent height and average size for the position. However, he plays bigger than his size and is a physical player. He is explosive with excellent initial quickness to get into blockers quickly. He has an excellent motor and does not quit on plays in the run game or as a pass-rusher. He has excellent range in the run game to make plays outside the tackle box. He is a good tackler who wraps and finishes. He forced five fumbles last season and does an excellent job of trying to separate the player from the football. He was not as dominant a pass-rusher last season as in 2008 but is still an explosive player who comes off the ball quickly and turns the corner. He shows excellent hand usage to counter blocks. He has a burst to finish and get to the QB
71. Chris Snee: 84 (3rd Best Guard)
Snee has average size for the position but plays much bigger and physical because of his toughness. He has strong hands to grab and control defenders quickly. He shows excellent initial quickness off the snap. He can get into position quickly and does a nice job of keeping his feet balanced to cut off the defender. He can find the moving target when pulling. He plays with good leverage and pad level. He shows excellent vision in pass protection. He can pick up stunts and twists. He is active and aggressive and at times will overextend on blocks. However he does show the ability to recover and get back into position. He is an outstanding player who plays at a consistently high level.
76. Eli Manning: 84 (8th Best QB)
He has prototypical height and size for the position. He has great physical tools and is naturally gifted for the position. He has become a much better decision-maker over his career. Overall he has good mechanics but still occasionally throws off his back foot under pressure. He was hit more often this past season, which affected his mechanics at times. When he has time, he is excellent at stepping up into the pocket. He can put the ball on a rope to all three levels. He throws a very catchable deep ball. He is excellent at getting the ball out quickly to allow his receivers a chance to make a play with the ball in their hands. He is an average athlete. He is much better in the pocket than rolling or having to throw the ball on the move. He has really matured over his NFL career and has become more of a vocal leader. Though not elite, he is a top 10 NFL quarterback
106. Hakeem Nicks: 82 (20th Best WR)
He took a little time to develop in his rookie season but ascended quickly to become a big-time factor in the Giants' offense. He has good size and plays big. He is physical with and without the ball in his hands. With the ball, he can stiff arm and break tackles. He is not a blazer but can build to speed. He is a long-strider who can separate down the field. He improved as the season went on as a route runner, but this is an area where he still needs to develop. He does not show the feel to uncover and find open areas when the route breaks down. He is explosive in and out of his cuts but needs to become a little more precise. He has big hands and can snatch the ball out of the air away from his body. He will occasionally have concentration lapses and drop catchable balls. He needs to improve as a downfield blocker. He got better every week as a rookie and is a guy who has the potential to develop into a No. 1 target in time.
181. Osi Umenyiora: 78 (15th Best DE)
He is a talented player who played in all 16 games but lost his starting job after a falling out with the coaching staff. Even though he saw less time, he was productive when he was on the field. In a more limited role than 2008, he had seven sacks and forced four fumbles. He has an explosive first step that puts a lot of pressure on the offensive tackle. He shows excellent lean to avoid contact and stay on his feet. Once he gets the edge, he shows the ability to flatten out and explode towards the quarterback. He was a little more lackadaisical in his play this season. When his motor is going, he plays the run away from his side well. He shows excellent range to get down the line. He is not very physical when you run at him, which teams try to do to wear him down. He will run himself out of plays at times instead of taking on the block with the proper shoulder. He is a talented player who even as a backup will produce sack numbers and big plays.
186. Shawn Andrews: 78 (9th Best Guard)
Andrews has missed most of the past two seasons with a back injury. When healthy, he is a massive body who is versatile enough to play both guard and right tackle. He is an excellent athlete for his size with good initial quickness and lateral agility. He can slide and redirect well in pass protection, and is light on his feet to adjust to stunts and twists. Andrews has great natural strength and utilizes a powerful initial punch to stymie defenders at the line of scrimmage. He can anchor effectively versus powerful bull-rushers.
187. Steve Smith: 78 (25th Best WR)
He is the most consistent receiver on the Giants' roster and developed into a No. 1 target for quarterback Eli Manning. He does not have the elite size or strength you look for in a No. 1 target, but he is an excellent athlete who plays a lot faster then he times. He is a quick receiver who can come off the ball and get on top of the defender quickly. He is an excellent route runner who can get in and out of his breaks with no wasted motion. He shows good quickness with the ball in his hands and makes plays after the catch. He is excellent working versus zone coverage. He can find the voids and sit down. He does a good job of working himself free when Manning has to flush the pocket. He does a nice job of walling off downfield as a blocker.


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Wow check out the new Tooheys Extra Dry ad!
I'd love to know the name of the song used in this ad, if anyone knows.
Crazy-ass Australian beer spot.
Why not?
I'm actually inspired by that kind of freedom.
It sure is. Unfortunately the average joe can't appreciate its brilliance
Just beer will do fine thanks.
THATS MAD! Thanks just downloaded, Ive seriously been wanting this song
ever since Ive heard it. Cheers mate
One of the best beer campaigns ever.
shittest ad ever….wtf….
Yama yama by Yamasuki
That movie has warped my fragile little mind
BEST SONG so retarded yet so fucking awesome
now the songs on limewire, thankyou, thankyou all
So the pods represent him trying to relive the moment of drinking the
beer?? … -_-; Ok, I'm stumped.
I want to do the crazy harvest dancing all night thing!
Best Aussie ad ever.
i want the song too i wanna download it
At some point in the last two decades, the entire advertising agency was
taken over by an army of Salvador Dali clones.
thats trippin
@jamiesonst It's a good strategy, it means we have to buy their beer and
drink it until there are hot women.
You can download the song from this link: [w w w dot harvested dot com dot
au forward slash mp3s forward slash Yama_Yama dot zip] (just decode that
into a link without the spaces) – however it is basically an audio version
of the clip, still good though
@pobopower hopefully it will make some B sides album or something. i really
really want it
I love it! best adds. best beer.
some weird shit. i love it!
Psychobillies! Hehehe
tooheys platinum is da best IMHO!
This is awesome. He creates humans and then kills them with liquid nitrogen
to get their beer. Genius.
It makes me sick how Japanese money is putting beers like this on tap into
pubs and clubs throughout Australia while Aussie owned beer companies are
forced out. Aussies need to wake up and start demanding Australian made and
OWNED beers back. It is hard to do this when Lion Nathan can afford to make
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2) Gary Shaw must be PISSED. He destroyed EliteXC by betting the company on Kimbo Slice, and now Dana White will reap all the benefits of Kimbo's notoriety.
3) Now we know why there is no eliminator round - the UFC wanted to guarantee Kimbo would be on the show.
4) Did the UFC cut Kimbo a special deal? He made some big paydays with EliteXC - I assume the standard TUF contract doesn't apply to him.
5) If Kimbo somehow wins the season, he'll be the next big PPV draw for the company. Either way, he'll be on the TUF finale.
6) The UFC will likely influence the coaches to delay Kimbo's first fight as long as possible to keep people interested in the show.
7) Could Kimbo be the newest member of the Jackson camp? Rashad will likely be bringing those guys in to be his assistant coaches. What can the maestro Greg Jackson do with Kimbo Slice should he end up on Rashad's team?
8) Dana White is officially the master of the calculated freakshow risk. Brock Lesnar has been a huge PPV success and at the very very very least, Kimbo Slice will keep TUF going strong for one more season and guarantee a big fat ratings pop for the finale.
9) With Rampage, Rashad, and now Kimbo, the UFC could make some ratings breakthroughs with the African-American community.
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With over 8,000 weddings being performed every day chances are you or someone you know will attend one.
FOX13 News has wiped the tears to peek behind the veil of how the wedding traditions got started.
While ceremonial traditions can vary culturally, FOX13 News went to the experts to talk about some of our most common nuptial customs and the history behind them, starting with the white dress and it didn't start as a symbol for virgins.
"Originally a bride wore her best dress but that changed with Queen Victoria and her wedding in 1840," said Laura Cunningham says.
But that's not how we see it in modern times.
"It's that purity, it's that dream that you always have that you've always envisioned," Lynn Walker said.
Queen Victoria, the first Royal to marry in white, proposed to her first cousin, Prince Albert, and wed in London in February of 1840. Her 18-foot train and four-yard-long veil, hand sewn using, silk satin and lace, was seen all around the world.
These are fabrics brides still use today.
"With Queen Victoria's elaborate lovely dress, many brides wanted to copy hers," Walker said.
So the phrase, Princess For A Day was born.
"We are seeing a lot of trends with dresses that may be a traditional gown for the ceremony and that actually may zip off or turn into a shorter dress for the reception," Lindsay Wolfe said. "A bride is always asked what are your colors and colors correspond with the flowers."
Though a common staple, flowers are more than just a decorative element, especially with the bouquet.
"Flowers represent fertility and growth," Cunningham said.
Now we consider the tossing of the bouquet as a symbol of good luck and for the next single woman who catches the bouquet to be married. According to Cunningham, a local historian, in the past the fight for the bouquet could get quite violent.
"Earlier tradition, women considered the bride to be good luck and so as a result of that they would often try to get anything they could from the bride," Cunningham said. "So they would rip at her dress, tear bits of it off, tear at her head dress, her ribbons, anything they could grab including those flowers."
When Marie Antoinette said, "Let them eat cake," she was being cruel. But modern brides are very generous. The cake has evolved in taste and price.
"Tradition has it that in France they would start to load up different types of bread, sweet cakes, and have them into a type of tower formation," Cunningham said. "If the bride and groom would kiss over it successfully without knocking it all to the ground then that meant their marriage was going to be successful."
Over the centuries the bread tower transformed into the tiered designer cakes, like designer cakes that can cost upwards of $20,000.
"When they did the three tiers, the top tier was the bride and groom," Cunningham said. "The bottom tier was the family, the middle tier was actually about children."
Of course, there is the ring.
"Because it's a circle and tends to stand for everlasting love," Cunningham said. "Having it on the left hand, the ring finger, it was often thought to have a direct connection to the heart."
Vena Amoris, Latin for vein of love, explains why the left finger bears the bride's ring. Some cultures believe that vein runs from the bride's ring finger to the heart.
"The girls wearing gold is a thing of the past but diamonds are traditionally what we see," Wolfe said.
"Usually we get those sapphires or chocolate diamonds or something like that in an anniversary down the road," Cunningham added.
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07-26-2014 04:43:14 | More by RayUF07
4.05/5 rDev +7.1%
32oz growler picked up at the brewery last week.
Hazy, amber-orange elixir poured into SA glass. One finger beige head, thick lacing.
Peaches, cinnamon, brown sugar, nutty, malt biscuit.
Peaches, spice, hazelnut, malt backbone.
Nicely carbonated, medium body, balanced.
Not a huge spice/fruit beer guy, but this one really is nice and refreshing on a beautiful FLA day.
03-04-2014 22:07:13 | More by CaptCleveland
3.25/5 rDev -14%
02-24-2014 02:09:30 | More by LambicKing
3.69/5 rDev -2.4%
Served slightly chilled into a pint glass.
Pours a murky brown with half an inch of foamy beige head that seems to linger forever leading to a heavy surface layer with moderate lacing.
Aromas of what else, but peach cobbler. Peach, cinnamon and walnuts.
Flavors follow through the aromas. Nicely balanced, without the peach being overly sweet and cloying.
Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Sweet finish with a mild aftertaste.
Overall a very interesting and pleasant beer. And that's coming from someone who's not a huge fan of peaches outside of a fresh one in the hand. If you like peaches or just want to try something different, definitely worth trying a glass.
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4.68/5 rDev +23.8%
This beer was the goods - like the best execution of a Short's crazy fruit beer.
This pours like any other brown ale. Looks the part and doesn't elude to the upcoming AMAZING smells. The peach, brown sugar and graham cracker-like smells just explode off of this beer. It smells decadent, yet balanced and not saccharine. One of the most impressive smelling beers I have had. The taste delivers in a similarly impressive fashion. The brown sugar and graham cracker maltiness sit nicely in the background as the malts of a slightly sweeter brown ale. The peach is up front and very natural tasting. Just exceptionally executed. The body and carbonation were spot on for us. Overall, I can't imagine this having come out better than what they had intended. Impressive work.
Oh, and blended with Oculus from Crooked Stave (a beer that is kind of like Beatification), was an excellent choice. As a peach cobbler sour brown it was also very nice.
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4.43/5 rDev +17.2%
Holy Jesus this beer smells stellar.
Thank you Paul for this brew. Everyone who reads this.. Go to Cajun Bayou now and eat Paul's food.
Pours reddish brown. Solid. But who cares...
It's beer smells extraordinary. Peach cobbler. Like for reals!
Tastes great. Actually... We blended this beer with Crooked Stave Oculus with Great success! The sourness adds a lot of promise. Overall... On its own, very good. Blended with something that adds sourness. It's beer becomes extraordinary
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In 2004 self proclaimed "psychic" Sylvia Browne told Amanda Berry's mother her daughter was dead. Has she no shame?—
Anderson Cooper (@andersoncooper) May 07, 2013
Among the saddest stories surrounding the rescue of Amanda Berry and two other women in Cleveland, Ohio, is the fact that Berry's mother passed away without knowing that her daughter was still alive. During a TV appearance in 2004, psychic Sylvia Browne told Louwana Miller that her daughter was "in heaven and on the other side." Miller died a year later of heart failure, though relatives say she died from a broken heart.
@Sylvia_Browne Also, what is your response to those who criticized your saying to Amanda's mother that her daughter was dead?—
(@fox8news) May 07, 2013
Our prediction? Browne won't have a lot to say until comments like these blow over — and these are the nicer ones.
Horrible Person Award to @Sylvia_Browne for incorrectly predicting Amanda Berry was dead. Hope the ratings were worth it @montel_williams—
Lou Melgarejo (@loumelgarejo) May 07, 2013
Hi @Sylvia_Browne, mate. I'm confused. You told Amanda Berry's family she was dead. What happened, you horrible old grief-devouring fraud?—
Stuart Millard (@franticplanet) May 07, 2013
I predict @Sylvia_Browne 's mascara will be running like Tammy Faye Baker's when she apologizes in primetime—
Fred from Brooklyn (@FredBrooklyn) May 07, 2013
@Sylvia_Browne congrats on stealing a mothers will to live. Hope the money was worth it you fraudulent parasite.—
Daisy Chainsaw (@WastedDaisy) May 07, 2013
@Sylvia_Browne Used to love U – now since Amanda Berry – not so much. Stop breaking hearts. It is wrong & it hurts parents of missing kids.—
DRNash (@DRNashAuthor) May 07, 2013
@Sylvia_Browne please #apologize by taking an oath to never use your 'psychic' powers again. I think enough families have been hurt.—
Jess Allen (@ye5_j355) May 07, 2013
As of this tweet, @Sylvia_Browne has 36,599 followers. Let's see that number drastically reduce. #UnfollowSylvia #RT http://t.co/7G7e59UzTJ—
Dan D. (@fakewindow) May 07, 2013
Thanks @Sylvia_Browne for proving what rational people already knew, that all psychics are vultures who pray on vulnerable people with BS.—
(@krull1981) May 07, 2013
Con artist and despicable human being @Sylvia_Browne psychologically abused Amanda Berry's mother. goo.gl/FgwUc—
Craig Good (@clgood) May 07, 2013
Apparently the "psychic" @Sylvia_Browne told the mother she was dead. You are a scam artist & don't deserve to breathe the same air as I do.—
Ryan Pesta (@rpesta) May 07, 2013
In breaking news; psychic
@Sylvia_Browne turns out to be a massive fraud and a despicable human being. But she probably saw that coming.—
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Guys, @Sylvia_Browne knows she is a liar, fraud, and parasite. This is not news to her. You guys are the ones just now seeing that. Wake up.—
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Dell, at long last, has publically responded to criticism that it has failed to comply with the GPL and share the source code to the version of Android running on the Dell Streak mini tablet. Late last night, Dell blogger Lionel Menchaca tweeted, "We're reviewing concerns re: the #dellstreak source code. We intend to comply with all applicable requirements. More details soon."
Developers and tech enthusiasts have complained in various forums that Dell has been unresponsive to requests -- some as much as two weeks old -- to share the Streak source code. Dell uses a version of Android 1.6, based on a Linux kernel, which falls under the GPL. As such, say critics, Dell is required to share any new code it creates, including drivers and code that communicate with the Streak hardware.
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"I've just spent few hours trying to build android-msm-2.6.32 Linux kernel for Dell Streak. It turns out that it is impossible, without device specific board files," wrote a user on a forum at MoDaCo on Aug. 22. "These files are in the Linux kernel source tree Dell used to build kernel for Streak and Dell is obliged under the terms of GPL, to give this source to any owner of Streak requesting it."
Various users report that Dell has ignored emails and tweets requesting the code and that calling tech support directly has yielded responses along the lines of "We'll check into it and get back to you," but without any followup.


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Red Snapper with Orange Sauce Recipe
"A tangy orange sauce, seasoned with garlic and ginger, really brings out the best in these red snapper fillets," says Barbara Nowakowski of Mesa, Arizona.
- 2 pounds red snapper fillets
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 3 tablespoons orange juice
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1 garlic clove, peeled
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 3 tablespoons orange juice
- 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- Place the fish in a single layer in a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray; sprinkle with salt and pepper. In a small saucepan over medium heat, cook the garlic in butter for 1 minute; pour over fish. Drizzle with orange juice; sprinkle with orange peel. Bake, uncovered, at 400° for 10-15 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork.
- In a small saucepan over medium heat, cook garlic in butter for 2-3 minutes or until golden brown; discard garlic. Stir orange juice and ginger into butter; heat through. Cut fish into serving-size pieces; drizzle with orange sauce and sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Red Snapper with Orange Sauce in Taste of Home February/March 2006, p48
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I'm just not sure that the orange did much to enhance the flavor of the fish, and I didn't care for the garlic and orange combination, but that's just my opinion.
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Charges were upgraded to capital murder against Joel Moyers, the man accused of shooting Brandon Hydrick.
A Limestone County grand jury indicted Moyers on charges of capital murder, murder extreme indifference, and two counts of shooting into an occupied automobile.
Court documents state Moyers used a Norinco SKS 7.62 rifle.
The shooting happened in September on Fennell Road in the Tanner community.
Hydrick and his brother were returning from a bonfire.
Investigators say Moyers fired into the Hydricks' truck.
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£245,000 Sold STC 2 Bedrooms Kingfisher Way, Ringwood, BH24 3LL
EXECUTOR SALE - IDEAL PROJECT WITH POTENTIAL TO EXTEND (stpp) within WALKING DISTANCE TO THE POULNER AMENITIES & KINGFISHER LAKES, comprising a porch, sitting/dining room, kitchen, bathroom/wc, en-suite wc,front & rear garden, OFF ROAD PARKING
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Eau Claire (WQOW)- Big money was brought in for a local non-profit when amateur artists put their work on the auction block.
In total, $35,000 was raised for the Children's Museum of Eau Claire. 20 local celebrities stepped out of their comfort zone to become artists. One piece of artwork fetched up to $2,700. It was a ceramic piece by four doctors from Mayo Clinic Health System. The fan favorite went to two 8th graders from Regis, Paige Daniels and Grace Annis, who submitted a painting.
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Orvieto (TR), 12th January 2014_Marco Aurelio Fontana is 2014 best Italian cyclocross rider.
In Orvieto today he won his seventh national title ahead of Enrico Franzoi (20") and Elia Slvestri (30"). Prorider launched the decisive attack with three laps to go and ended up winning his twelfth Italian Championship between cyclocross and mountain bike. «I love the tricolor jersey, so I am delighted to be able to wear it for another year. It's not easy to confirm to be the strongest when everybody attack you, but the path was technical and my legs were good so at the end I made it once again» said Cannondale Factory Racing rider.
From tomorrow Marco Aurelio Fontana is going to focused one hundred percent on preparing the upcoming mountain bike season with training camps and materials tests. «I would like to thank the team, our technical partners and all the supporters who have been next to me in the few cyclocross races I've raced this winter. I'm sorry not to be at the start of the next World Championship, but for 2014 I chose to concentrate on the mtb goals so I have to work in this direction. I wish good luck to the Italian National Cyclocross Coach Fausto Scotti and all my National team-mates, which I'm sure will behave well in Hoogerheide».


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Hey clip nation! I never had a favorite team before this season. I love Blake Griffin and before the Cp3 trade I finally picked a team to root for. Now we have CP3. Crazy! Yeah and I never liked the Lakers. Anyway now after my introductory you think we should do this trade:
Clippers trade Randy Foye/Ryan Gomes/Brian Cook/ 2nd round pick
Gets Shawn Marion/Domonique Jones
Why I think we should?
Chauncey is injured likely done. Caron was playing very well at the 2 before he got injured last year. Gomes is trash and Foye is a very streaky shooter. We basically aren't giving up anything really. Dallas wants flexibility and Gomes contract is half of Marion's plus they want expirings.
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Hasiak on Indefinite Leave
Jon Gold reports that he has traveled back to Hawaii and has not been with the team the past couple of games. We don't know what kinds of issues he's going through here so let's please not go too crazy with speculation. Could be something simple; some kids don't handle leaving the islands as well as others. Lots of kids from my graduating class started out at mainland colleges but went home after a year and never came back. I've been through it. It can be a tough transition, especially from there. Hopefully Stan is able to resolve whatever it is and resume his studies. Best of luck to him. (Yes, I realize what I just did was speculate. Sorry.)


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Ever tried to style an image that has irregular bounds (like a trapezoid) with a box shadow? You've run into the biggest limitation of the venerable box-shadow; the shadow is always cast by the square bounds of the element. This limitation can be frustrating if you mock up complex shadows and end up having to bake them in.
No more! (Well, soon no more. Filters only work in webkit right now). Just add a CSS filter drop-shadow and you're set with animatable, resolution independent, transparency aware drop shadows. Here's a spinner with a drop-shadow. Exciting!
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Press Release: Sikorski Polish Club, Glasgow October 2010
In 1940 the Soviet Union began the deportation of around 1.7 million Poles from their homes in Poland to sites of exile in the far reaches of the Soviet Union. Entire towns and communities were brutally deported to Siberia and Kazakhstan to Soviet forced labour camps. At least half were to perish from disease, starvation, and the harsh conditions.
The Sikorski Polish Club held an event to mark the 70th anniversary of these tragic times. Our main speaker was Martin Stepek who told the story of his own family's deportation experiences.
96 people attended our event on the 16th October 2010 which is the largest historical event our society has ever hosted.
Martin Stepek commented later "It was a pleasure and an honour to speak at the event. It meant so much to so many people who attended, to see their family member's struggle, loss and resilience recognised in this way.The atmosphere was superb - a sense of togetherness, sharing, empathy"
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Matthew Series | Matthew 17:14-27 | Pastor Duane Smets
This week is an exegetical sermon on Matthew 17:14-27 where we see a clashing of worlds between the divine Jesus who was just blazing in brilliant light and a world which doesn't recognize or realize who he is. The stories and words of Jesus in this passage declare and demonstrate Jesus' power of demons, death and denarii. This sermon was originally preached on August 1st, 2010 at The Resolved Church in San Diego, CA.


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borderline psychoticmild obsession with animals. I love them. Pretty much all of them. I like to think they love me back, so I'm on a quest to hug them. Pretty much all of them.
lindsay hugs all the animals no. 4 . kangaroo
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One of my old school friends had a rescued kangaroo that would not leave. So it would follow her to school most days. Always a laugh to see a kangaroo peeking over the school fence.ReplyDelete
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This is so adorable!! You hugging animals is hands down my favorite of your features on the blog. Just too cute. I lived in Australia for 6 months as an au pair, and the kangaroos never got old. I don't know if you could do this where you went, but one of the parks that I went to had kangaroo food and you could feed them. One of the best moments of my life. Also, the family that I au paired for had gone to a place (I think in Sydney) where you can hold a koala. Like a baby. I died when I heard. I think koalas should be next on your list, they might be my favorite animals, they are just so freakin cute and so soft (I got to pet one, but I didn't get to hold it)ReplyDelete
That's cool! I'd totally want a pet kangaroo if I could have one.ReplyDelete
Another animal that's suuuper soft - rays! You've got to pet/hug some when you get a chance. I got a chance to in Singapore and they were really friendly too. Check out the freeze frame of the third video: http://maryqin.com/2011/05/awesome-aquatic-pets


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This screenplay would be rejected in a minute!
I was browsing The Good Phight, the Phillie's blog, this morning and noticed a post by dajafi who linked to a great article in the New York Times about Chris Coste, the 33 year old rookie catcher (and former Buffalo Bison) who has captivated my attention since his storybook success in spring training for the Phillies. Check out this link for a heartwarming story:
Coste hit his 5th homerun last night which accounted for the first two runs in Philly's 3-0 win over the Mets. In 106 plate appearances (35 games), Chris is hitting .359 with a .573 slg. I admit I check the Phillies box scores every morning hoping this improbable story will end happily.
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State education officials expanded a program Tuesday to help kids attending low-performing public schools get into top tier schools.
More than 7,000 vouchers are available to parents who want to take advantage of the program.
Tiffany Jones' kids attend St. Peter Claver School. Previously they were in low-performing public schools, but Jones was able to take advantage of the state's pilot voucher program for Orleans Parish to get them into St. Peter Claver.
Jones explains of her daughter, "Since she's come here, she's achieved very, very good grades."
Soon, even more parents across the state will be able to get their kids into better performing schools. That's because education officials have expanded that pilot school voucher program to 124 schools across the entire state.
State Superintendent of Schools John White explains, "The program is open to any parent whose child is entering kindergarten or whose child currently attends a C, D, or F-rated school and who meets the income requirement of 250 percent of the federal poverty line."
White says 123 of those 124 schools are private or parochial. One is a state-approved public school.
"We're thrilled to be able to offer options in every corner of our state to families who choose it and who feel that they are not currently being offered a choice that meets their child's needs," White said.
Taxpayers will pay tuition for the students. But the program, White says, is actually going to save taxpayers money because tuition costs are less than what students original schools would've received for them.
"You're going to see a savings of roughly $2,400," White commented.
So far, 2,300 students have enrolled for the 7,400 seats available in the state. And as far as fears of school overcrowding, the parents we spoke with Tuesday say that's not a concern.
"I know they won't let them get overcrowded. Before they get overcrowded, they break them into two different classes," explained parent Casey Burrows.
In fact, most parents say they're in favor of the program, and the opportunity for more children to get a better education.
June 29 is the last day to fill out a voucher. Parents will find out by the end of July if their child is accepted into one of the schools in the program.
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