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Hike up to the Coffin and then scramble up the slab and brush to the corner. You will find a two bolt anchor for the belayer to clip into at a good stance down and to the right of the corner where the flake system starts. If you have a 70 meter rope you can rap off of the anchor at the top of the route all the way back down to the base of Coffin Crack.
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In a development that should surprise absolutely no one, the Big East remains terrible at football.
No Big East teams show up in the USA Today coaches poll for Week 13, which is about par for the course for a conference whose overwhelming frontrunner for the conference championship just became bowl eligible with a win this weekend.
That would be newly 6-4 Pittsburgh, which topped South Florida to become bowl eligible. The Panthers are one of two Big East teams to receive votes in this week's USA Today poll, but are well behind West Virginia's Mountaineers in the "also receiving votes" listing.
The Mountaineers would be 29th, if the rankings went that far; Pittsburgh would be 34th.
That's some depressing stuff, but it's less depressing than this: Connecticut could still win the conference. That's Connecticut, the same team that didn't seem to belong on the same field with Michigan, the sixth- or seventh-best team in the Big Ten.
For the Big East, the long-rumored chance of conference expansion cannot come true soon enough.

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All About Me, 1980s rock
- When: Friday, February 1, 2013, 10 p.m.
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3 men charged with sexually assaulting girl in Vt.The Associated Press | July 26,2013WILMINGTON - Three Vermont men are accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl at a home in Wilmington.
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If you thought you could simply enjoy your Subway sandwich without partisan politics, you thought wrong. Michelle Obama's face is about to invade every one of their restaurants.
The first lady was expected to announce Thursday that the Subway sandwich chain will spend $41 million over three years to encourage finicky young eaters to eat more food that comes out of the ground or grows on trees. The announcement was being made at a Subway shop near the White House.
Subway will only offer a kids' menu that mirrors federal standards for school lunches. That includes offering apples on the side and low-fat or nonfat plain milk or water as a default beverage.
First off, who wants to have the First Lady's face all over advertisements of a sub shop anyway? Regardless of whether it's Michelle Obama, Laura or Barbara Bush, it's a cheesy and questionable advertising strategy in that it is painfully obvious that it will cause at least some level of controversy.
Secondly, are taxpayers footing the bill for this ad campaign? How do you think Subway's competitors feel about the added publicity that the restaurant chain will receive as a result of the federally subsidized "Let's Move" campaign featuring one of the most prominent faces in America? It seems to give other businesses not named Subway an unfair shake.
Lastly, whatever happened to the government being the government and business being business? How can there be a level playing field in business when a White House is picking sponsors for PR campaigns – and who knows what kind of crony corporatism can arise out of that?
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Salt Lake Christmas Tour—– This week's peek!
What do these photos bring to mind! The almost-here Salt Lake Christmas Tour 2011!! The friendship, the good breakfasts from Dick and Dee Cattaneo, the opportunity for hours in the Family History Library, and the jolly companionship of our loveable boss, Leland. What more could we ask for?
Do you realize that the FHL offers free access to so many databases that would cost you and I more than we can afford to have our own at-home subscriptions? Even if you just came and just sat at a computer all day you would surely make progress with your research. Have you picked out and printed out the problems you want to work on this time?? I looked at my pedigree (in the Legacy program) and picked five dead-end problems that I hope to find some time to study. I printed out the pedigree chart and the accompanying group charts (no man is an island!) and put them into separate folders. Those five folders are all I'm bringing. (That and a thumb drive with all my Legacy/ancestors on it.) That is all you need to bring, too, the charts for the problems you want to work. Decide that before you come and leave those big, bulky rolling carts at home!
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CATEGORIES Horror, MGM, The Weinstein Co., Remakes and Sequels, CinematicalOne of the very few good movies that Bob Clark can claim to have directed is the 1974 holiday chiller Black Christmas, a film that's been accurately cited as one of the original inspirations for what's now known as the American Slasher Renaissance. Long before Jason grabbed an axe, Freddy sharpened his claws and Mikey hacked his big sister to death, there was a sorority house full of kids who were hacked up solid over Christmas break.
And yeah, you heard about it a while ago: MGM & Dimension decided that the flick was worthy of a remake, so they hired the two-man filmmaking unit that is Glen Morgan & James Wong (aka the guys who brought you Final Destination, The One and Willard) and ogled a late December release date. The original Black Christmas starred Margot Kidder, Olivia Hussey, Keir Dullea, John Saxon and Andrea Martin. The new version features the likes of Michelle Trachtenberg, Katie Cassidy, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Lacey Chabert and ... Andrea Martin.
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2012 was an exciting year for Appliance Factory Outlet & Mattresses. Not only did we grow to become the 34th largest independent appliance retailer in the nation, but we also Continue reading
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Holiday Food Drive Begins!
Appliance Factory Outlet & Mattresses is kicking of its annual Holiday Food Drive. From now until Christmas, shoppers will receive a $10 discount on the spot when they bring in four or more nonperishable food items to any of our 12 locations. Donations benefit Metro CareRing, a hunger relief nonprofit in Denver.
In addition to providing nutritious food and other items for stabilizing individuals and families in need, Metro CareRing also promotes self-sufficiency by providing utilities assistance and transportation, and identification documentation. Utilizing over 160 ongoing volunteers and a small paid staff, Metro CareRing provides 152,473 services each year. For more information, give Metro CareRing a "Like" on Facebook.
9News looks at how big-box retailers affect traditions of local businesses
Take a look at last night's 9News report on how big-box retailers have affected local businesses:
Local Retail Businesses Forced to Open Thanksgiving Day to Compete With Big-Box Stores
DENVER— Big-box stores pushing Black Friday hours to Thanksgiving are forcing local businesses to sacrifice tradition to keep pace for the holiday shopping season.
Appliance Factory Outlet & Mattresses will for the first time open Thanksgiving Day at 8:30 p.m. – midnight. The stores will reopen the morning of Black Friday at 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. Closing on Thanksgiving Day the previous year hurt sales tremendously, said CEO Chuck Ewing.
"Our tradition was to stay closed on Thanksgiving so our employees could enjoy time with their families, but market trends led by giant national chains have changed that,"Ewingsaid. "We're reluctant to open on a holiday, but it's what we have to do to stay competitive."
Appliance Factory Outlet's Black Friday deals include:
- Maytag Centennial High Efficiency Washer and Dryer, $389 each
- Serta Complete Plush Bed Set (mattress, sheets, box spring and bed frame) only $299
- LG Stainless Steel French door refrigerator $1199 plus FREE Android tablet
- LG Stainless Steel Front Load Laundry Pair $1299 plus FREE Android tablet
- LG side-by-side refrigerators in assorted colors $699
- Stainless Steel dishwasher only $249
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Appliance Factory Outlet & Mattresses is proud to announce its new Price Guarantee: Our customers are guaranteed the lowest price or your appliance is FREE!
Our buying power helps our customers get 30-60 percent off the manufacturer's home appliances and mattresses. Appliance Factory Outlet buys overstocked appliances directly from manufacturers at substantial discounts, and then passes along the savings to our customers.
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Ten years ago, our CEO Chuck Ewing came up with the crazy idea to give away $1,000,000 in free products if Denver's defense could hold its archrivals in Oakland to zero points.
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Meet Our Olympian: Mehdi Addadi
For competitors and viewers alike, the summer games unites the world in the spirit of competition. For Mehdi Addadi, the games provided a chance to travel the world, achieve results through discipline and to use his training to embark on a fulfilling career.
Mehdi (pronounced "MEH-heh-dee"), a staff accountant from the corporate office of Appliance Factory Outlet & Mattresses in Denver, represented his home country Algeria for the 2000 games in Sydney, Australia. Competitive swimming brought him to theU.S., where he made his mark through multiple athletic accomplishments, a degree through a swimming scholarship and a fulfilling career in financial services.
"I like to apply the discipline and hard work I've learned [through competitive swimming] to my career," he said.
Mehdi's journey to Sydney began at age 9, while swimming recreationally with his brother in the local pool in his native city Algiers, Algeria. A coach spotted the two and asked them to join the local swim team.
Success at the local level had Mehdi thinking globally at a very young age. At the age of 19 in 1997, he received a scholarship to the Bolles School, a private academy in Jacksonville, Fla. known for its athletics. His family stayed behind in Algeria, but supported his move to the U.S so he could reach his goals.
"Coming to the U.S.at the age of 19 was hard for my mother, but at the same time [my parents] were very supportive and they knew I had it in my heart."
At the Bolles School, Mehdi trained under Gregg Troy, the man responsible for producing dozens of international athletes including Ryan Lochte, the 27-year-old swimmer pitted this year against reigning champ Michael Phelps. While Mehdi reached his goal of becoming a faster swimmer, he didn't break any records at Bolles.
Still, others noticed his potential. Recruiters from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County offered him a swimming scholarship and his career took off. In 1999, Mehdi qualified and won the 100m backstroke event in the All-Africa Games, a multi-sporting event for athletes from all over the African continent. It was there he qualified to go toSydneythe following year as one of just two swimmers to represent his home country.
"It was a great and amazing feeling to represent Algeria," he said. "The most memorable part was to have athletes from all over the world in one place, competing with the best, to be there watching it and being part of that environment."
Mehdi still holds the record at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County for the 50-yard freestyle sprint, and has been inducted in the school's Hall of Fame.
While he no longer swims, he remains a competitive athlete, having completed several triathlons including a Half Iron Man event. Most recently, he's focused on running and ran the 2012 Bolder Boulder the 10k event in 42 minutes with little training. He has a goal next year of running the event in less than six minutes per mile.
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Which event are you most excited about in London?
I'm looking forward to seeing the competition and medals between Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps. Ryan's been swimming as long as Michael Phelps, and Michael has been steadily improving since his first participation in the 2004 Games. It is hard enough to maintain that level of performance, but to continually find ways to improve is very impressive!"
What's your favorite thing to eat while training?
I like Gatorade after a workout. Seafood is my favorite food, especially salmon.
What do you love most about Colorado?
The people are very pleasant and I like the outdoor activities.
Who do you admire most?
My parents. They have always been there along the way. They were very supportive from day one.


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JPD Captain Dennis Corbell said a traffic safety grant from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs funds the salaries for the extra officers on patrol. He said Jasper police held a saturation patrol last Saturday as a way to jump start the holiday weekend.
"When we do something like this, it is to make it to improve safety and also gives us a chance to have more officers out that can help motorists," he said. "If people break down or get lost, we've got more people out there and can get them back to where they are trying to go."
Police Chief Connie Cooner Rowe said the number of violations reported during increased patrols can be helpful information for police.
"It's the responsibility of a law enforcement agency to be aware of the trends in traffic safety issues and to apply those statistical findings to our efforts toward public safety," she said.
During the 10-hour increased patrols last Saturday, Corbell said six extra officers and one extra dispatcher were on duty. The officers wrote a total of 212 tickets, with 118 of those being warnings. He said officers also assisted three motorists who were lost.
Corbell said the majority of the tickets were written for excessive speed, equipment violations or failure to show current proof of insurance.
"The driver of a car is responsible for having a current proof of insurance, their driver's license and current registration in the vehicle at all times," Corbell said. "Even if they are driving someone else's car, it is the driver's responsibility."
Drivers are also responsible for anyone in the front seat of a vehicle being buckled up, Corbell said. However, if a passenger is 18 or older, that person can be ticketed for not wearing a seat belt.
"Most people don't know that the driver gets the ticket if the passenger is under 18, but the passenger gets the ticket if they are older than 18," he said.
During last weekend's operation, Corbell said no arrests were made.
"We didn't have any DUIs or any arrests for that matter," he said. "I hope this weekend will be just the same. Our objective is to keep the roads safe."
Rowe said the increased emphasis this weekend may be disliked by some citizens but the added safety outweighs any possible inconvenience.
"While many motorists view road blocks and concentrated traffic enforcement operations as inconvenient, if we save the life of one of our citizens as a result of conducting them, then we've done what we take an oath to do — serve and protect."


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2007: Gained experience serving as the kicker and punter for the junior varsity team.
High School: Played two years at Astronaut High School under head coach Randy Hallock…led team to a district championship his senior year after going 31/34 on his PATs and 7/11 on his field goal attempts….had a punting average of 42.3 and his longest field goal was 47 yards… named second team all-state punter and first team allconference and all-district.
Personal: Born on March 5, 1989, in Titusville, Fla…son of Gregg and Brenda…has one sister, Jenna…majoring in computer science.


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PHOTOS: Rare Flooding Prompts Water Rescues in Phoenix
August 22, 2014; 4:55 AM ET
Monsoonal moisture from the tropics slammed the Phoenix area and other parts of the Southwest with heavy rainfall, causing flooding in the region. more >
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Labels on cosmetics and body care products are a tough code to crack.
You combine ingredients in your kitchen to create scrumptious dishes, but did you know you can also cook up some great beauty and skincare goodness?
This carefree look is ideal for summer but can be tricky to perfect.
What scents remind you of summer? Perhaps the bright sweet smell of fresh cut grass comes to mind, or the smoky warm scent of a campfire.
Summer is our favorite season for so many reasons, but mainly we just love a good excuse to dress in bright, bold, and lively prints.
There's nothing worse than seeing the telltale signs of dry skin just as summer arrives.
With sunshine peeking its head around the corner and warmer temps on their way, who has time for thick moisturizers and caked-on foundation?
Healthy hair doesn't stop with the kind of shampoo you use or how often you wash your hair. It also includes your diet.
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That's how much Taco Johns raised today --- with the help of the community --- to continue flood recovery in Minot.
Every penny earned at all three Taco Johns' locations in Minot today is being donated to Hope Village.
Since the 2011 flood, Hope Village has been providing volunteer housing, meals, and fellowship.
Taco Johns of Minot took the idea of partnering with Hope Village, and ran with it.
(Steve Carbno, Hope Village Coordinator) "This is the biggest thing I've ever seen in 25 years. We have folks that will give a portion of proceeds of the sale of one item. For them to give us 8 hours of one hundred percent of their sales is huge."
(Megan Grundstrom, Director of Marketing, Preferred Restaurant Group) "It feels incredible. You know, really it feels like the least we can do as a company for our customers in Minot. It's the least we can do."
There was no specific goal for money raised today, they just hoped to write the biggest check possible to Hope Village.
All three Taco Johns locations in Minot today were packed with customers ready to come together to help our community.
Along with paying for the food itself, many large donations were made by Minot citizens.
(Steve Carbno, Hope Village Coordinator) "To see what this community has done to pull itself up, the amount of support that they have shown Hope Village, all we have to do is ask and the need is met. And that's a great peace for us."
(Jennifer Lade, Flood Survivor) "It's just a great thing to do for people that are still not in their homes, or still need help getting there. We are back in our home so we are very fortunate, so we just want to help those that are still not back in their homes and this is one way to do it and I'm so grateful for Taco Johns and Hope Village for partnering for this."
Hope Village will be using the money to hire a chef for volunteers this summer.
Minot Police say Zofia Kristal Pepple of New Town was struck by a pickup and killed about 6:25pm Sunday
A two-year-old child was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Minot Sunday evening.
They ask if you have any information about the incident that you contact them at 852-0111.
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I've been lucky enough to have a play with the #Oculus today.
"The Oculus Rift is a next-generation virtual reality headset designed for immersive gaming."
I got to explore a few different photos and videos (including some base jumping footage which was pretty intense). SUCH FUN! I can imagine gaming on this being pretty insane.
I'm really looking forward to seeing what projects people come up with for this device. Keep your beady eyes out for them!


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Tarpon Pier Million $$$ 2-Story Bay Front Home & Gulf Beach in Little Gasparilla Island
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- baths 3
- sleeps 6
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- pets allowed yes
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Little Gasparilla Island is a private barrier island located just
off of the West Coast of Florida. All docks and land are privately
owned, allowing visitors an exclusivity and privacy lacking in more
traditional waterfront rentals. The island is part of a chain of
barrier islands which include Sanibel, Captiva, North Captiva, Pine
Island, Cabbage Key, Useppa, Cayo Costa, Gasparilla (Boca Grande),
and other smaller mangrove isles that dot the bay waters. The
is located 40 miles south of Sarasota and about 40 miles northwest
Fort Myers.
Little Gasparilla is a bridgeless barrier island and is accessible
only by private boat, ferry or water-taxi. The water-taxi is just a
10 minute boat ride from Placida, Florida. No cars.
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Tarpon Pier features three bedrooms, three baths, eat-in kitchen,
and spacious living room with central air conditioning. The home
sleeps six comfortably. The house is situated on the bay side of
the island, with a private dock, but the property line reaches
entire width of the island to your very own pristine private beach.
Tarpon Pier includes two master bedrooms upstairs, with king-size
beds, private baths and direct access to a huge front balcony with a
spectacular full view of the intracoastal waterway. Plus a
downstairs bedroom with twin beds and ceiling fans throughout.
The living room features a 27'' color TV, stereo with CD and plenty
of seating. More importantly, the room features sliding-glass doors
which lead out to a large screened patio with a wrap-around balcony.
It also includes 2 Kayaks, and a charcoal grill.
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On-Island and Off-Island Activities include:
Boat Rentals
Golf Cart Rentals
Golf Course
Fishing Guides
Water Taxi
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Because London is that bit much more à la mode when Urs is in town.
This major exhibition of new sculptures is an extension of a series of works that was shown at The New Museum, New York in 2009 under the title Marguerite de Ponty, a play on the works of French poet Stéphane Mallarmé (the pseudonym of Étienne Mallarmé, who also went under the name de Ponty) and a French phrase indicating the practice of serving all the dishes of a meal at once - I guess if you wanted to describe this show in one word, it would be 'playful'.
The pieces in this new exhibition work in a chronological art historical order of significance. Service à la française, the most ambitious of Fischer's works to date is a blindingly immersive work made from over 25,000 photographs and over twelve tons of steel. Imposed upon more than fifty chrome monolithic boxes Fischer has silkscreened a series of images of everyday items. The result is an optical illusion, a trompe-l'œil imago mundi, the city borne of a cosmic chaos before your very eyes.
The title, Douglas Sirk, is an homage to the Hollywood director who, after decades of being overlooked as a run-of-the-mill maker of melodramatic features was posthumously re-appraised as a master of irony. Fischer takes innate irony as his point of genesis and what we are left with is a world of mirrors, screens and windows in which both the characters of the exhibition and the audiences themselves are reflected, framed and divided.
This is the inaugural exhibition of the new Sadie Coles HQ gallery in London's Piccadilly. Bravely, they have taken the decision to show an artist who, purposefully, does not make the gallery his own. The space floats, moves, is peripatetic. They just had close Fischer, along with Rebecca Warren, curating a show of the late yBa Angus Fairhurst at their original Audley Street gallery. This is a gallery that knows exactly what they are doing.
Douglas Sirk by Urs Fischer is showing at Sadie Coles HQ, 4 New Burlington Place, London W1S 2HS until 11 December.
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UEFA president Michel Platini is open to the idea of using rugby-style sin-bins in football, according to reports in Spain.
Under the present rules, players receive a ban after they have been shown five yellow cards - but Platini feels that the introduction of sin-bins would fittingly recompense the team against which the offence had been committed.
According to Spanish sports daily newspaper AS, the 58-year-old Frenchman said: "I would change the system of warnings. I would make it like rugby, punishing the offender with 10 or 15 minutes out of the game.
"That way, the benefit goes to the team he is playing against, in the same match, instead of a sanction by cards which is carried out against a third team, the next on the calendar.
"It is an idea. Now it needs to mature and see if it really is good for the game. It is a proposal to be explored."
Platini, a former World Player of the Year, also offered his thoughts on red cards shown to goalkeepers who have conceded a penaty.
He said: "It seems excessive. The penalty is itself already a punishment enough.
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When people consider the variety of music genres that peaked during the '80s, new wave often comes up as one of the first topics of discussion. Once a term used somewhat interchangeably with punk rock, new wave eventually expanded to include almost any quirky yet mainstream pop/rock form of the first half of the decade. At its core, however, the style featured a heavy focus on guitars and keyboards supported by an unwavering if complicated pop sensibility. Here's a short list, in no strict order, of the most influential and important artists that fell under the valuable if overused new wave designation.
1. The Cars
One of the original and most musically balanced torchbearers for the new wave style, the Cars both exemplified and defined new wave with their sweeping, accessible sound. Blessed with a genius songwriter in usual frontman Ric Ocasek, a powerful guitarist in Elliot Easton and the distinct keyboards of Greg Hawkes, the Cars tapped into classic rock, album rock, post-punk and mainstream pop/rock to build a wide appeal. The presence of bassist and supporting lead vocalist Benjamin Orr helped the group scale even greater heights, ultimately becoming one of the top-selling and most consistently excellent bands of the era.
2. Talking Heads
3. Elvis Costello
A common characteristic of the most enduring artists of the new wave era, perhaps by necessity, is an overriding versatility and searching need to test the boundaries of what pop music had to offer. Costello was inspired by the British pub rock scene and developed his sound as punk rock broke there, but his talents as a songwriter and performer always challenged expectations, perhaps even his own. Without even delving into his post-'80s work as a terrifically well-rounded musical genius, an observer must view Costello's work within that decade as unwavering in its sense of adventure and artistic passion. Exploring influences as disparate as R&B and country music, Costello became one of new wave's most impressive legends.
4. The Police
The proximity of the Police to the punk rock revolution in England may have had as much to do with the band's inclusion in the new wave category as its reggae-inflected sound, but the trio certainly reflected the variety ultimately housed within the genre. Starting off as a bona fide punk band, the Police slowly evolved to spotlight world music influences as well as the veteran precision of guitarist Andy Summers. However, everyone knows that the central essence of the group lay in the personality and songwriting of frontman Sting. The band's relatively brief '80s existence (a long-awaited 2007 reunion was tremendously successful) did nothing to diminish its impressive layers, only one of which fits the description new wave.
5. Duran Duran
Though largely driven by a fascination with dance music and considered little more than a pre-fabricated boy band by some music purists, Duran Duran was always a quintet devoted to a unique kind of musical fusion. The band's singular combination of guitar rock, synth pop and Euro beats proved immensely popular in both Britain and America, and at one time the Duran Duran furor rivaled that of the Beatles two decades before. Though plenty adept musically, the group attracted more attention for its photogenic appeal than its songwriting, a handicap that has haunted Duran Duran only slightly over what's now more than a 30-year career on the pop music landscape.
6. Culture Club
During the early '80s an unsuspecting American public probably had no idea what to call a neo-soul pop band led by an androgynous cross-dresser. So naturally Culture Club quickly secured the new wave label just in time to score hit after hit on the American pop charts. Musically, the group had little in common with the guitar-based pop or synth-heavy dance music that had otherwise been christened with the marketable signifier. But the group's tight songwriting and fine showcase for the smooth vocals of Boy George found plenty of takers among radio programmers and the record-buying public, and MTV helped Culture Club make the most of its unusual visuals.


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This semester we will be hosting tournaments every Wednesday at 7:00pm. Sign up will be announced 30 minutes before tournament play begins. Space is limited so get to The Roost early. All participants will be provided with FREE pizza and the winner of the tournament will be honored on our "Hall of Fame". In addition, each tournament will be accompanied with a different event.
Tournaments for the 2014 Spring semester:
February 5 : Halo 4 and Guitar Hero Februaryr 12 : 8-Ball Billards and Dance Central February 19 : Table Tennis and Rock Band 2 February 26 : NBA 2k14 and Rock Band 2 March 5 : Madden 25 and Dance Central March 19 : Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and Karaoke March 26 : Mario Kart and Rock Band 2 April 2 : 9-Ball Billards and Dance Central April 9 : Super Smash Bros Brawl and Karaoke April 16 : Table Tennis Doubles and Rock Band 2
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It all comes full circle. Reports are that the lakers will amnesty a player. One would think it would be Kobe to clear the 30 million off their books for them this season. And sign him to a lower, albeit big, deal next summer. Amnestied players cannot resign with the team that amnestied them for a full year. So considering Kobe will more than likely sit the season out it would work and make sense from a basketball stand point. But thats not whats going on in laker land. Reports are that they will amnesty everyone's favorite guy with a weird name former bull Metta World Peace. Assuming he passes all the way through the waiver process and becomes a unrestricted free agent. It has also been reported that he would be interested in joining 4 teams, the Bulls being one of them. So if he becomes a UFA, supposedly if he is claimed by a small market team he will retire. He could come to the bulls as a minimum player. And to be honest I would do it.
Think about it, he would be cheap. I know the bulls are over the cap but they could use the Korver TPE to sign MWP, or rock the veterans minimum exception to fit him in.
He can play the 3 and 4, can handle the ball decently. Can get you some points of the bench, is a solid rebounder, not horrible from behind the line and is still a great defender. He would fit nicely into the second unit. Him-and Taj playing the 4 and 5 with dunleavy at 3 thats some nice height as well. I think if this is true it would make too much sense to get him. Also you could even work him and Dunleavy into a platoon starting role if you wanted to move Deng+charlotte pick+Marotic's rights to get your self another superstar or at least very good player.
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It's Friday! Hope you've all had a great Christmas week and have enjoyed the nice weather. Some changes on the way.
Today looks good as high pressure keeps mostly sunny skies across the Tennessee Valley. Highs reach the lower 50s in the city. Tonight fair skies prevail with lows falling to around 30.
Clouds increase during the day Saturday but highs still top out in the middle 50s, a few degrees above normal for late December. If you have outdoor plans this weekend Saturday is the day to do them. Rain moves in Saturday night, tapering during the afternoon Sunday with highs near 50.
Late Sunday night into Monday there may be just enough moisture left to drop a dusting of snow on the Cumberland Plateau. Otherwise, Monday just keeps clouds around along with much cooler highs in the lower 40s. Tuesday brings fair, chilly weather with lows in the 20s and highs in the lower 40s. New Years Eve night stays quiet and chilly with lows in the 20s. New Years Day is partly cloudy with highs near 50.
A few showers may return next Thursday followed by sunny, cold conditions next Friday.
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Drew Babcock joined the Rhinehart Athletic Training Center (RATC) on a full-time basis in the summer of 2009. As an assistant athletic trainer, he will work directly with the Montana cross country and track & field programs.
Babcock, a former track and field standout for the Grizzlies, has been working in the RATC since his days as an undergraduate athletic training student. He received his degree in health and human performance with an emphasis in athletic training in 2007.
Babcock was a graduate assistant in the RATC for the 2007-08 and 2008-09 school years. During that time he worked specifically with the Grizzly volleyball program.
Babcock earned his graduate degree in health and human performance from Montana in the summer of 2009.
Babcock was a hurdler for the Grizzlies, advancing to the Big Sky Conference outdoor championships in the 400-meter hurdles all four of his outdoor seasons of eligibility (2003-06).
A graduate of Silverado High School in Las Vegas, Nev., Babcock was born and raised in East Glacier, Mont., as a member of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation.
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Love this school. Good staff/teachers and the standards are better than I expected both socially and academically.
This is in response to the comment about ADS dated Feb. 17, 2013 Saturday school and Sunday school use the ADS Building but are totally independent from Al-Salam Day School (ADS). So this comment should not be credited to ADS. Each school have their own principals, if you are looking to talk to some one. Call 636-394-7878 for more information.
2012-2013 evaluation. Very bad arabic teachers on Saturday school. Treat you with no respect starting from the director of the school whom should be rule model. They bring their behavior and tradition from their back home to enforce it her. I saw one of the teacher pushing my daughter. another thing is she refused to give my daughter hug and make her very down. No teaching but they send the kids with a lot of works. They do not care and no follow up with the parents. I wish I could have time to talk some one responsible there but they are not responsible at all.
ADS school is very very good school.I am very satisfid .
Alhamdulillah, Al Salam Day school is a very good school and I found it as an oasis in a desert, when I was moving from California. I have found the teachers very dedicated, responsible and loving. School management is trying to improve it a lot. Inshallah it'll be one of the best schools in MO soon. I wish that this school could grow itself up to 12th grade.
ADS is a top notch school competing with the best school district in St.Louis. ADS beats them in ACT scores and has devoted teachers and parents. They have come a long way! Starting out in the basement of the Mesjid moving into a new school building with a gym, computer lab, and library and, soon to come science lab! If you are looking to put your kids in an Islamic school but are afraid of sacrificing their education you do not have to worry one bit! The teachers are certified and experienced. The staff is very devoted. The principal is very hardworking and 100% committed in teaching Islamic ethics. I would never put my child back into a public school system!
I go to this school now and its the best school i have ever been to. now i can learn my religion and still go to a regular school. i would suggest this school to anybody out there!
Al Salam Day school is an amazing school for muslims to go to. They have limited resources but the dedication and the effort the staff, princepal and students put in is unlimited. Through just 14 years Al Salam Day school went from a small mosque built by muslims seeking a better islamic education and place to pray to an immensely successful culturally diverse area for muslims to come and pray and other people to watch. The school has always had alot of people coming. I am a former student of Al Salam Day school and I was there at one of the greatest times. Sure, they didn't have completely new textbooks, and the student body was small. However, I still remember making new friends, and learning new things there. I will always remember Al Salam Day School.
As salamu alaikum, My daughter graduated from this school and is now in her junior year of college. I had four others to attend. All save one of my children are honors students at their new schools and I give a certain amount of credit to the energy of Al Salam School. Most of the students are from professional families who have high expectations of their children. The teachers were great and not afraid to expand or share their responsibilities when necessary. All in all this is the perfect school for smart kids, with Islamic backrounds, whose parents are not sensitive to diversive cultural differences. Student body is primarily first generation Pakistani/Indian, Mediteranian Arab, and Bi-racial. Had I not moved my kids would still attend. Oh, it is pricey but they will work with honorable people.
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Ultimate Fighter 18 alum Jessamyn Duke will return to the Octagon as she takes on Brazilian bantamweight Bethe Correia at UFC 172 card in Baltimore, Md. on April 26. Sources close to the situation confirmed the match-up to MMAFighting.com, following a report from Combate.
Duke (3-0, 1 no-contest) became a member of Ronda Rousey's team at TUF 18 after submitting Laura Howarth. In her second bout at the reality show, "The Gun" suffered a unanimous decision loss to Raquel Pennington. Duke made her UFC debut in November, defeating Peggy Morgan via decision.
Correia entered the Octagon for the first time in December, defeating long-time MMA veteran Julie Kedzie in a hard-fought battle, winning via split decision in Brisbane, Australia. Before signing with the UFC, "Pitbull" racked up a perfect 6-0 record in Brazil.
UFC 172 takes place at the Baltimore Arena in Baltimore, Md., and is headlined by a light-heavyweight championship contest between Jon Jones and Glover Teixeira. Jake Ellenberger vs. Tarec Saffiedine, Yancy Medeiros vs. Joe Ellenberger and Max Holloway vs. Andre Fili were recently added to the fight card.


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A new program designed by Maria Dolce, an associate professor in the School of Nursing, aims to promote oral health care while preventing disease.
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For decades, the inner workings of a protein implicated in the cause of nearly 30 percent of all cancers baffled drug developers. But chemistry professor Carla Mattos may have unlocked the mystery.
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Associate professor Alisa Lincoln has received a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to study the impact of limited literacy on the lives of people with mental illness.
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Hampshire have signed former England batsman Owais Shah for the NatWest T20 Blast. The 35-year-old will initially sign on a match-to-match contract.
Hampshire Director of Cricket, Giles White said: "We are missing a few of players at the moment so we have brought in Owais, who is a player with a lot of experience and a lot of quality.
"He's someone we had spoken to during the winter and with Neil McKenzie not coming back this year he's certainly been on our radar."
The former Essex and Middlesex batsman is hugely experienced in the shorter format with almost 200 twenty20 appearances to his name. Shah recently featured alongside former Hampshire T20 captain Dimi Mascarenhas for the Hobart Hurricanes in the 2013/14 Australian Big Bash.
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text: You cannot talk about Grindcore without mentioning the band Terrorizer. When Grindcore first started out, bands like Napalm Death, Carcass and Extreme Noise Terror where the godfathers of the genre. Then Terrorizer came, and blew the lid off everybodies heads! Terrorizer was what not only gave the early Grindcore bands the push, speed, and noise it needed, but as well gave them the modern day song structure. Terrorizer at the time was a Grindcore "supergroup" formed of Jesse Pintado(Napalm Death), David Vincent and Pete Sandoval (Morbid Angel), and Oscar Garcia(Nausea). Terrorizer is one of my favorite classic Metal bands along with Vulcano, Pentagram(Chile), Sarcofago, Possessed, Dark Angel, Nuclear Assault…etc. Evene though they released 1 album, it still beats a LOT of what everybodies putting out these day. If you are a Grindcore fan and have not listened to this, then just drop everything you are doing and purchase this classic album.


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Helped Themselves:
Willie Young : Motha looked like Aldon Smith out there ! - and he's a back-up ?
Suh : Penetrated and was disruptive
Everette Brown: Could turn-around his career here
Ronnel Lewis: Made plays in the opposing backfield
Little Bill Bentley: Looks like a fast-twitch playmaker under development
Rieff: Powerful & looks ready
Keilland Williams: Strong downfield runner
Joique Bell: Big, and smart zone runner with vision
Maurice Stovall: Big target and gets open
Shaun Hill: Very heady and steady
K Smith: Solid - good vision
The whole offensive line played good penalty-free football
Carmen Messina: Long-shot to make the team - but the guy looked like a football player out there
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Patrick Edwards: Dropped a short conversion from Stafford on the first drive - otherwise didn't show out
Sean Jones: Actually looked like he was trying to avoid contact at times - to protect himself from injury ?
Kellen Moore: Looked like an unorthodox southpaw and not-NFL ready
Stafford: Looked stoned out there. Very bad mechanics on his pick. Played totally out-of-sync.
Special teams: Something is seriously wrong with the coverage units, the excuse used to be that they didn't have the needed overall athletic talent on the roster, what's the excuse now ?


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- baths 5
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Review submitted: July 16, 2013 Date of arrival: June 17, 2013
I've been in Costa Rica many times for the past 10 years . This was our first time in Guanacaste .
Loved it ! location and activities for the kids, great ! The House was beautiful,clean and well maintained .Pool , amazing !
Hacienda Pinilla is a unique destination for a luxury and relaxing experience . Excellent dining options and all the sport activities ,canopies ,surfing ,horse back riding etc etc minutes away from the house.
Tamarindo ,15' drive from the house , is a nice small villa with a great vibe ,shops and restaurants to visit.
The concierge was very helpful !! Thanks Cynthia and Diana !!!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, families with young children, families with teenagers
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Better than the pictures can show
Review submitted: April 9, 2013 Date of arrival: March 29, 2013
Casa Marbella is located in the Las Golondrinas subdivision of Hacienda Pinilla only a few steps from the JW Marriott resort. Just a little further down the road, but still on Hacienda Pinilla, is the beach club and an 18 hole golf course.
First I will cover the house. When we arrived, the property manager met us as promised. A quick walk-through and she was gone. We called her a couple of times during the stay and our very minor issues were promptly resolved. The house was very clean and all necessary dishes/towels were there to support our group of 11. For our family, the major attraction to this house are the two upstairs master suites that turned out to be far nicer than the description shows...black-out draperies, balconies at each suite, individually controlled air conditioning, massive stone tiles throughout. The kitchen and dining area were also more than sufficient for our two large families. There is an infinity pool in the back yard that became most useful when the temperatures rose above 95 F....remember, you will be a couple hundred miles from the equator.
We had full access to all of the immenities on the 4500 acre Hacienda Pinilla resort just as promised. We expected to spend much more time in Tamarindo, but the truth is that we could have spent the entire week at Hacienda Pinilla and been perfectly content.
The JW Marriot pool is very nice and quite large. The Marriot property also houses multiple restaurants and bars, all of which offer excellent options.
While there is beach access very near the home, you will need to go to the beach club to surf on the property. There is a huge sandy beach at the beach club as well as a surf board rental stand. There is also a pool at the club with chair-side service including cocktails, beer, water, grill food, etc.
The golf course at Hacienda Pinilla is one of the most unique we've played. The greens at the 14th and 15th are directly on the ocean with spectacular views. Throughout the course we saw monkeys and hundreds of large iguanas.
We will come back to Casa Marbella. Thanks Diana for allowing us in your home!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, families with young children, families with teenagers
Owners response:
Thank you Christopher for describing our home and surroundings in such detail. Your feedback is very positive . We are very pleased that you loved our home and that your whole group had a awesome time at Hacienda Pinilla.
It truly is a wonderful place and hard to beat anywhere in the world, having it all at your doorstep. Thank you for staying with us and helping others make a good decision for their next vacation.
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Fun in the sun
Review submitted: January 18, 2013 Date of arrival: January 8, 2013
Casa Marbella proved to be the perfect prescription for unwinding after a hectic holiday season. The home is luxurious and expansive. Plenty of room to get away and read or plunge in the pool.
Take a short walk to the beach and watch an unbelievable sunset with a cold one in your hand.
Doesn't get much better than that!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with teenagers, girls getaway, romantic getaway
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August group
Review submitted: November 29, 2012 Date of arrival: November 17, 2012
Was great visiting Hacienda Pinilla....nothing like it in all of Central America an incredible place w all amenities. Casa Marbella was great wifi worked super and we all were comfortable sleeping 6 adults 4 kids.beautiful house! Being one minute from the 1st tee box(amazing course!!) and 3 minutes from a good surf break is a huge plus! Beautiful walks on the beach didnt hurt eaither! The new offering of Pinilla canopy tour just 15 min to and from and our group was picked up at our front door too easy... exactly what you want when visiting Costa Rica too many people spend too much time in the cars not us this was a great vacation we will visit again asap..thank you so much Casa Marbella !
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with teenagers, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Review submitted: June 4, 2012 Date of arrival: May 12, 2012
The house was everything and more than expected. Our family of 10 adults felt comfortable, at home and the house had room for all of us. We enjoyed the pool, golf and beach club, and the close proximity to the beach. The property managers were very accommodating; setting up our daily adventures. It was such a pleasurable experience I plan on more vacations to tamarindo.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Great vacation and great location!
Review submitted: May 5, 2012 Date of arrival: April 8, 2012
We had a great time and really enjoyed the house! We had 8 adults and there was plenty of room for everyone. We really enjoyed the pool in the back at the end of a busy day. The property manager and owner were very responsive and helpful - they helped us book excursions, find an awesome local chef, bring in a excellent massage therapist - so their assistance was really helpful and helped make our vacation. The house was comfortable, located within a short walk to the beach. The location is really awesome! We enjoyed the beach club and other beaches in the Hacienda, we played golf there - it was really the perfect place to stay! We will definitely be back!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing
Owners response: We are very appreciative of your feedback and are thrilled that you enjoyed the house , the pool, beach club , golf and the beaches at Hacienda Pinilla. We thank you for recommending our home including the special chef and massage therapist. We look forward to your return. Diana and Peter Salcedo
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Beautiful setting, but…
Review submitted: January 25, 2012 Date of arrival: January 13, 2012
We had several extended family members staying in the house. It was clean, comfortable and spacious. We normally live in several different states, so it was really nice being together. My sister love the acoustics in the bath. My brother loved the big TV when the Packers game was on. I was glad to have the Wi-Fi.
We were in Costa Rica for a wedding. One day several of us went on a Three Monkeys tour along rivers at the edge of a national park. Very interesting and enjoyable. Several of the young adults (in their 20s & early 30s) had a terrific time surfing and ziplining in or near Tamarindo.
Both the wedding and the rehearsal dinner were catered by Hacienda Pinilla and the food was very good. Hac. Pinilla also recommended a wedding planner (Tropical Occasions) to help with all of the arrangements. It was a sunset wedding, overlooking the water. Stunning by all accounts. Among the planner's tasks was to see that 3 households of people were transported to the wedding (the ceremony and reception were on the Hac. Pin. property, but not close to the houses where we were staying). Only two households were picked up. The wedding planner was unreachable by phone during this time and didn't notice or think anything odd about the 10 empty seats at the front of the audience. Due to this mistake,all of the brides mother's extended family missed the wedding ceremony. We were only picked up afterwards, at the insistence of a livid bride's mother. The wedding planner (who had already been paid in full) never apologized nor offered any kind of compensation. When complaint was made to Hac. Pin. which had recommended her, there was no apology. Instead members of our group were simply told that the wedding planner was wonderful and everyone always loved her.
As for the house where we stayed, the one problem I had was that the oven didn't hold it's proper temperature. I tried to bake bread, but should have brought an oven thermometer because the oven kept getting hotter even after I thought it had preheated, and although I could feel the excess heat, I couldn't judge it accurately.
Owners response: We are happy that staying at the house was enjoyable and comfortable.
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One Week of Fun
Review submitted: June 7, 2011 Date of arrival: May 21, 2011
We had a group of 8 people staying at this house and everyone loved it. The house is beautiful, spacious, and having the convenience of a large kitchen was quite useful because it allowed us to stay in if the group didn't feel like going out to eat. Laughs shared lounging in the pool with friends made our stay a memorable experience.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Casa Marbella- the perfect family villa
Review submitted: March 24, 2011 Date of arrival: February 19, 2011
We were a group of friends and our children ages 1-5. The listing was very accurate, the property was well maintained. Diane was very helpful from the beginning, very prompt in answering any questions by phone or email. The beach club was fantastic, the beach there was often deserted, you had miles of beach to yourself. Tamarindo is quite a cool place, with many child friendly restaurants where there is a playground right on the beach, and sunsets were amazing. Playa conchal was pristine and deserted as well, yet had nice beach restaurants. The chef service arranged by the property manager was out of this world, we all wish we had the chef come every day, it was very affordable. I would go back to this villa over and over again with or without the kids.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, romantic getaway
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Gorgeous, Perfect place for a large group!
Review submitted: March 22, 2011 Date of arrival: March 12, 2011
The property was everything as described on the listing. We had a group of 10 and everyone had a bed and enough space. The home has everything you need from cooking supplies to beach towels and washer and dryer.
You need to rent a car for this property. The detailed directions they give you upon arival will get your right to the house. The car is so convenient for getting to the grocery store and all the amenities that Hacienda Pinella has to offer. Our group went to the beach club every day. It has a gorgeous pool, food, drinks and fabulous beach and ocean with great waves for surfing or boogie boarding. We enjoyed the walk down the beach to Lola's restaurant. Our whole group even showered every day at the beach club before heading back to the house. The shower facilities were like a nice country club.
We enjoyed horseback riding right on the property. The Congo Trail zip line, and catamaran snorkel trip from Tamarindo.
If you have a large group, you will not find a more beautiful home in the area. The owner of the home and the property manager will answer all questions you have and set up any tours you are interested. I would definetly go back and recommend this property to all my friends!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing
Owners response:
Our past renters have been most helpful in describing our property and what it has too offer to help future guest decide that this is the vacation rental for them.
We are pleased that the house has been perfect for their needs and usually beyond their expectations.
We appreciate their feedback and posiitve comments.
We hope our future renters will be equally happy with this beautiful home.
Thank you again.
Peter and Diana Salcedo
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Casa Marbella March 2009 trip
Review submitted: March 24, 2009 Date of arrival: March 14, 2009
We just returned from this fantastic home a few days ago. There is really little I can say other than the house far exceeded my expectations, which were set very high to begin with. The owners, the property staff, and the domestic staff were very accomodating. As for the home? It was absolutely perfect in every respect. We had 2 couples and 4 teenagers staying. The couples took the 2 master suites upstairs, which by the way are enormous! The children took the other 3 bedrooms, which sleep another six if desired. We also cooked nearly all of our meals in the great kitchen and outside BBQ. Tamarindo has a great little American style supermarket, that had everything we needed. The local activities are typical as with other areas of CR. You have Zip lines, watersports, fishing, and any kind of tour imaginable within a short distance. We loved the home and our stay in Costa Rica.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, families with teenagers
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Casa Marbella 178938
Review submitted: August 28, 2008 Date of arrival: August 17, 2008
My husband and I and another couple with 3 teenage boys shared this beautiful, spaceous house. The layout allows for everyone to be together and seperate when desired-without having to retreat to a bedroom. There are two huge king masters, all in marble on the second floor with their own balcony overlooking the infinity pool. The main floor has a queen suite and then two bedrooms with jack and jull bathroom. The pool is long enough to do laps but shallow enough to stand in chest high water. We had a fabulous time at the beach which is great for surfing and boogie boarding. We played tennis, road horseback on the 4500 square mile property, tried out the zip line close to the property and went on a river jugle boat ride, with lots of wildlife. We relaxed in the pool and cooked at home in the very spaceous lovely kitchen while everyone else chatted and hung around. There are some really good restaurants near by in Tamarindo and inside the Hacienda Pinilla development.. The property manager will arrange everything from side trips to having your rental call delivered to the house after having arranged a van to pick you up from the Liberia airport and delivered to the house, which we really appreciated. We will absolutely return. It was one of the best places we have been. It was more luxurious than I imagined. We highly recommend this because it was relaxing and exciting at the same time because we could hang out in the pool, play golf, tennis, explore the area and enjoy the beach and not feel crowed with a number of people in the group.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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With an overwhelming lead in Columbus that her opponent could not overcome in majority-Republican counties of the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit, Julia Slater looked forward Tuesday to four more years as district attorney.
Tallies reported by the Georgia Secretary of State showed Republican Mark Post winning only two of the circuits six counties, his most significant lead in Harris where he got 10,235 votes to Slaters 4,528. But he was unable to pull off a similar sweep in Republican-leaning Taylor County, barely edging Slater 1,651 to 1,626.
Slater took all the other counties, her most impressive victory here in Muscogee, where she had 40,333, or 63.77 percent, to Posts 22,873 or 36.16 percent. The early vote showed Slater had many ballots in the bag before election day, with 21,540 ballots cast in person to Posts 10,862.
Here was the vote in other counties: Chattahoochee, Slater 736, Post 639; Marion, Slater 1,584, Post 1,379; and Talbot, Slater 1,962, Post 1,163.
I am so so grateful for the support Ive gotten in the community during my time in office and during the campaign, Slater said Tuesday night, thanking volunteers and contributors who have supported me monetarily and the ones who have supported me with their time and their energy.
Over the next four years, she hopes to continue reorganizing her staff to have prosecutors specialize in particular types of crimes.
I have been working toward compartmentalization of prosecutions and I want to continue to work toward that until I feel like weve gotten to a comfortable level of specialization, she said, explaining she would like to form a major crimes unit and have prosecutors who specialize in child abuse, arson and other specific kinds of crimes.
Of her re-election campaign, she said, Im very proud of the way we ran our campaign. We tried to stay just as positive as we could, and Im proud of the voters for saying thats what they wanted.
Post accepted the outcome. Obviously Im disappointed and would have liked to have had a different result, but some things arent meant to be, and when you start something like this, youve got to be prepared to lose as well as prepared to win.... Obviously the good Lord has a different purpose for me than doing that job.
Post, who was chief assistant district attorney to the incumbent Republican Slater defeated in 2008, has since been a prosecutor for the Pataula Circuit, which he will continue to serve, he said.
Im going to get back to work on Thursday and do my job, he said, adding the campaign earned him a lot of new friends who worked hard for him, and I couldnt be happier for that.


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It was an informal cocktail reception held by Assemblyman Marc Butler, and there were no fancy speeches and the attire was casual, but this small event at the Johnstown Hilton meant so much to the people honored with a meal tonight.
Evelyn Amerosa, 58 and her husband Frank Amerosa, 64 were killed in the crash along with the pilot John Campbell, 70. Wreckage from the crash was dispersed over a large area, with pieces of the plane found as far as 5 miles away.
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One in three couples divorce due to extramarital affairs. A small percentage of these split couples go on to marry the person they have an affair with. Most will tell their ex that the affair did not cause their divorce, but rather brought issues to the forefront that hadn't been dealt with before.
During an affair neither of the participants engaged in the affair are thinking clearly, and this is one reason when couples split due to an affair there is often regret. The odds of having a successful marriage with the person you have an affair with are grimmer than the chances you had at being successful with your marriage. Despite this knowledge couples still cheat on their spouse, and they still opt for marrying their partner in the affair.
If you are having an affair and considering leaving your spouse for the new love in your life, here are questions you may want to consider and ask yourself prior to leaving.
The term soul mate is older than the soul. What the term usually means is an intense connection. It is novel, emotional, often sexual and lustful. No one is thinking rational in this stage. Lust and novelty are both strongly addictive.
When you are in a more rational mind ask yourself what sort of a person dates or has an affair with someone they know is married. One thing is clear; they are comfortable with lying and adultery. That includes emotional affairs as well.
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Will Petraeus Reject 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Tomorrow?
Monday, March 15, 2010 at 4:02 pm
A couple of weeks ago, Gen. David Petraeus, the commander of U.S. military forces in the Middle East and South Asia, demurred on an attempt by David Gregory to compel him on 'Meet The Press' to offer a personal view on whether the military's ban on open gay service ought to be repealed. "'I'll provide that again — on — Capitol Hill, if — if asked, at that time. I — I know you'd like to make some news here this morning," Petraeus told Gregory, opting instead to say he supports the process established by the Pentagon leadership to explore how to repeal the ban in a minimally obtrusive manner.
Well, tomorrow morning, Petraeus heads to Capitol Hill, where he'll testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee. One of the committee's members, Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), has already introduced a bill to overturn "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." So while tomorrow's hearing is primarily concerned with next year's defense budget, it will be the first opportunity to get Petraeus — the most esteemed military leader since Colin Powell — on record for his thoughts on a ban he already hinted has had its day.
"I served, in fact — in combat with — individuals who were gay and who were lesbian — in combat situations," Petraeus told Gregory. "And frankly, you know, over time you said, 'Hey, how's — how's this guy shooting? Or how is — her analysis or what have you?' But we'll see."
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