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Pronunciación: /abˈkɑːz /
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1A member of a people living mainly in Abkhazia.
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- No one has been able to offer anything attractive enough to woo the South Ossetians and Abkhaz into a unified country.
- However, among the Abkhaz and Ossetians, tension and radical nationalism after the disintegration of the Soviet Union led to civil wars.
- They were represented on the flag by green and white stripes: four greens for the Muslims (Circassians, Balkars, Chechens, Daghestan) and three whites for the Christians (the Abkhaz, Kabards, Ossetians).
2 [mass noun] The North Caucasian language of the Abkhaz.
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- Most Abkhazians are ethnic Abkhazes and their first language is Abkhaz, though they speak Russian as well.
- The Abkhaz texts were translated by George Hewitt from their original language.
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Relating to Abkhazia, its people, or their language.
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- It is true that the military channelled logistical support to Abkhaz separatists during the war.
- The apparent end of the Abkhaz election crisis should pave the way for resuming talks with Georgia on settling the territorial conflict.
- The Abkhaz coast appears, fringed with palms, oleanders and groves of eucalyptus trees planted long ago by the Russians to dry out the malarial marshes.
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SUN POWER: Installing solar panels can help power things in your space. (Photo: Abi Skipp/Flickr)
Living in the heart of Chicago, and with winter just around the corner, energy conservation during the cold season hasn't been far from my mind. My ultimate goal? To reduce my footprint as well as my energy bill.
Thinking about this inspired me to investigate solar panels for my apartment. Not only would they ease the sting of another high energy bill, but I would also be doing something beneficial for the environment.
My search for information yielded several ideas, concerns and estimated costs for installing small solar panels for apartments. Much of the information I found was in the form of first-hand accounts of inspired renters, like me.
Energy consumption
A lot of the research that goes into determining what options will work best relates back to your particular living situation. What your energy consumption is, the possible locations of your solar panel and the size of the panel and the battery are all things to consider. An entry on Atmoz explained their estimated electric usage considering all major appliances and consistently running electronics such as clocks.
Once your estimated energy consumption is determined, you can decide what appliances can be powered by the sun and what kind of equipment you'll need. Usually the amount of energy collected from the panels will not be enough to eliminate your use of grid energy entirely, but using solar energy to operate a couple objects in your apartment is a solid first step toward a greener lifestyle.
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A big factor in whether a solar panel will work in your apartment is where the panel will be placed. Another blog entry entitled "My Solar Apartment" described how the author had some problems charging his Powerpack if there wasn't ample direct sunlight. As he explained, it took only hours for his Powerpack to charge when the panels were placed on the roof, but it took days to charge when the panels were moved on top of his A/C unit which was partically covered in shade during midday.
In order to get the best results from your solar panel, it should be free from shade. This means that there may be times of the day where your solar panel may not be in direct sunlight, will not store ample amounts of energy, and may leave your battery or Powerpack without enough energy.
The best place to install solar panels is of course on the roof of your building, but if you do not have access to the roof, some smaller panels that attach to railings or decks are slowly making their way into the market. This even includes solar sheets that snap together so they are easily collapsible.
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A common question when it comes to apartment solar panels is if the time, money and effort spent are worth it. The initial investment could cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars, and the return could be minimal. For my situation, I think the high cost is worth it, but you have decide for yourself.
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That is what Congressman Peter King said at a press conference in which elected officials called on the federal government to send resources to get the job done in turning power back on for all Long Island residents. On Friday, Nov. 8, 11 days after super storm Sandy devastated Long Island, the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) reported that more than 81,000 Nassau County customers remained without power and more than 162,000 throughout Nassau and Suffolk. That was enough for King, County Executive Ed Mangano, Congressman Steve Israel, New York State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray and Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto, to hold a press conference and ask the federal government to send the resources to do the job which LIPA has not been able to.
"Today, I along with Congressman Israel will be calling on the President of the United States to immediately harness all of the appropriate federal agencies," said King. Among the agencies that King is calling for are FEMA, the Department of Defense, the Energy Department and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
"LIPA's management has become a disaster managing a disaster," remarked Israel. "We are now on day 12 of delays and excuses. We have no more time for excuses. We have no more time for delays. We need action."
Israel said that the army has the ability to do this as evidenced by their turning the lights back on in Baghdad and Kabul. He said he would call on President Obama to send those same resources to Long Island.
"We need the federal government to mobilize the full range of assets to assist in turning lights back on and getting the gas back flowing again," said Israel. "We don't need to turn the lights back on in Baghdad and Kabul, we need to turn the lights back on in Plainview, and Great Neck and the south shore of Long Island."
Israel further added that James Lee Witt, director of FEMA during the Clinton administration, is considered to be an expert in disaster situations. Israel said he had spoken with Witt, who told the congressman that he is willing to help out.
"He said he is ready, willing and able," Israel said of Witt. "LIPA is unready, unwilling, and unable to get the lights back on."
New York State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos joined with the congressmen in calling for federal help. Rockville Centre, where Skelos is a resident, has its own utility company. Skelos remarked that village had a plan and restored the power after five or six days, and if a small village could do that, it should have been done by a large organization such as LIPA.
"We are in a desperate situation," said Skelos. "Please, President Obama, this is our Katrina. Get the troops here, get the resources here, get the knowledge here, so we can start an immediate recovery."
"To put it into terms that Washington can readily understand, LIPA's power is at Defcon Two," said County Executive Ed Mangano in also calling for federal help. "I've requested that the federal government send every resource at their disposal to assist the management here at LIPA. LIPA clearly needs the technological and logistical assistance, right down to getting the information on a piece of paper, with clear concise instructions to our residents."
The lack of communication between LIPA and its residents was another issue that the elected officials attacked LIPA about. Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray said that the town fields about 1,200 calls from residents per day and is frustrated that more information cannot be given to residents.
"There has been a total abrogation of responsibility by LIPA not only in delivering and restoring electricity to our residents but in communicating," said Murray as she blasted the power authority. "The bottom line is we are among the highest ratepayers for electricity in the country, and yet LIPA doesn't think we deserve a phone number to call to say when is my electrical inspector coming to my neighborhood, when should I expect them, what should I do, what can I do to help LIPA restore our electricity."
Murray also said that she had a conference call with LIPA COO Michael Hervey, who could not answer her question as to whether she, as a Town of Hempstead citizen living south of Merrick Road, needed an electrical inspection.
"Get back in our neighborhoods, repower our homes, and let us get back to a semblance of normalcy," she stated. "LIPA has absolutely fallen down on the job."
Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto expressed similar feelings. He remarked, "The lack of communication between LIPA and its ratepayers, the very people to whom they are beholden, has been incredulous since Sandy hit our area. Our residents and their customers deserve better."
When the storm struck, Governor Cuomo had remarked that he would closely be watching the performance of utility companies in restoring power outages. He sent a letter to the leaders of utility companies that operate in New York State, including Hervey. In that letter, Cuomo said he would take appropriate action against utility companies and their management if they did not meet their obligations to New Yorkers in this time of crisis. Since then, the governor has labeled the power authority as a "failure."
Brian Nevin, a spokesperson for Ed Mangano said that the county executive has called for the termination of LIPA management. Both King and Skelos said that change is needed.
"I think LIPA will be structurally changed, as the governor has indicated, and for the better," said Skelos. "What exactly that is going to be, we don't know right now. At some point, we will sit down and figure out how to make this responsive to people."
When asked if changes had to be made, Skelos replied, "Absolutely."
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The Garden City Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for the 35th annual Fall Festival Street Fair set for Saturday, Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Seventh Street. The chamber thanks the Garden City Hotel which will serve as the primary event sponsor.
JGS entertainment will return for the 16th year as master ceremonies providing music and vocals. There will be plenty of activities for the kids. Included will be the return of the two trackless trains carrying children 12 years of age and younger up and down Seventh Street sponsored by Coach Realtors and Garden City Teachers Association. There will be the traditional inflatable bouncy house sponsored by SMPL Technologies and the ever-popular money cube sponsored by Calogero's and Leo's. The Garden City Parks and Recreation Department will have giveaways and temporary tattoos.
Thursday, 23 October 2014 09:43
With the fall sports season upon us, the department of recreation and parks would like to remind all residents that pets are not allowed in any neighborhood parks, Community Park, or St. Paul's fields. Non compliance with this rule will result in the issuance of appearance tickets.
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Garden City's Department of Recreation and Parks will offer the option of online registration with credit card payment beginning with its winter programs in early December.
In order for a family to use the online registration option, the family will first need to visit the recreation and parks office at 108 Rockaway Ave. to verify residency and their family information and receive their password. A list of instructions as to how to use the website will be included.
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PTO staff members Dr. Meghan Goetz, Doctor of Physical Therapy, and PTO Aide Mike Murphy discussed the importance of stretching to prevent injury and provided strategies and tips for success for the high school runner.
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Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'Montreal doesn't have an answer for Carl Soderberg'
|05.12.14 at 2:57 pm ET
NBC Sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Monday to discuss the Eastern Conference semifinal series between the Bruins and Canadiens. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
The Bruins took a 3-2 series lead on Saturday by defeating the Canadiens by a score of 4-2 in Game 5 at TD Garden. Four skaters scored for Boston, while Tukka Rask recorded 31 saves in the contest.
"The Boston Bruins played a tremendous game. They had a good start, they had tremendous supplemental offense from the third line, which Montreal doesn't have an answer for, with Carl Soderberg, Matt Fraser and obviously Loui Eriksson," McGuire said. 'Their penalty killing was very solid until the P.K. Subban ripper.
"I thought, quite frankly, that it was Boston playing a very good game and Montreal not playing up to their normal level because Boston didn't allow it."
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"As a smaller team, Montreal doesn't have an answer for Carl Soderberg," McGuire said. "If you're going to win a series, you need to have an X-factor player — someone that doesn't get canceled out. The X-factor player so far in this series has been Carl Soderberg."
Added McGuire: "Montreal doesn't have an answer size-wise and skilled-wise for the depth of the Boston Bruins lineup. That's the biggest issue that's haunting them."
Boston has the tall task of eliminating Montreal in the Habs' home, the Bell Centre. The Canadiens posted a 23-13-5 record during the regular season and sit at 3-1 this postseason when playing in the friendly confines of their home arena.
"[The Bruins are] a different team when they play here," McGuire said. "They play a much smarter brand in terms of penalty management. … They play a more physical, attacking style in Boston, they're really comfortable playing and they want to provide that for their fans. When they go on the road, they want to take the crowd out of it and I thought they did a really great job in Game 4 in taking the crowd out of it and taking P.K. Subban out of it."
Following are more highlights from the interview. For more on the Bruins, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.
On the potential return of Dennis Seidenberg in the Eastern Conference finals: "I had a really nice visit with Dennis on Saturday night before the game. I would say that there's a very good chance, if the Bruins were to progress, that he would be back for that next round."
On what Matt Fraser has brought to the third line over the last two games: "[He brings] better board play and the ability to maintain a cycle and dominate the defense and put duress on Carey Price because of that cycle play. … He can shoot the puck. He can shoot the puck from in tight and elevate it or he can shoot the puck from about 20 feet and get it there with a lot of velocity, so that makes a difference."
On Shawn Thornton spraying Subban with water during Game 5: "As soon as the play was blown dead, I saw that [Subban] was angry and that there was some water on his visor. … Obviously, it was Shawn. He pays a price, he pays the fine. … I don't think it's that big of a deal, quite frankly."
Bruins not afraid of Bell Centre magic entering Game 6
|05.12.14 at 2:19 pm ET
MONTREAL — Monday's Game 6 marks the Bruins' last game at the Bell Centre this season. It's up to them to decide whether the same goes for the Canadiens.
There's no home-ice advantage like the Bell Centre. Look up home and away records and it will tell you otherwise, but there is no crowd like the Montreal crowd — both in decibel level and in influence.
The Bruins actually had a much better home record (31-7-3) than the Canadiens (23-13-5) this season, which makes sense because the Bruins were the best team in the NHL. The Bruins already have a victory at Centre Bell this series, and they can fondly recall the days of winning Games 3 and 4 in Montreal in 2011. Yet as the teams prepare for Monday's Game 6, the idea of eliminating the Canadiens in their own building is daunting. The B's couldn't do it when they had the chance in 2011, as it took a seventh game and Nathan Horton overtime heroics to close out that series.
Should the Canadiens take Game 6, as they did in that classic 2011 series, they'll have a full head of momentum headed into Boston for a winner-take-all seventh game. It's do-or-golf time for the Habs, and they wouldn't rather face it anywhere else.
"We understand they use their crowd to their advantage here," Torey Krug said after Monday's morning skate. "They come out very fast. When you can handle that, it does well for your team. We're just going to come in and make sure we focus on the first 10 minutes and then after that we'll see what happens and let it take care of itself."
The Bruins aren't going to psych themselves out, however. They know the building and they've won in the building. As intimidating as it may be to sit in the dressing room and hear all the madness going on during Montreal's epic — and it is epic — pregame ceremony, they're smart enough to try to avoid it. That especially goes for the younger guys.
"You try to focus on yourself. The biggest thing is you know they're going to have their game plan and we're going to have ours," Matt Fraser said. "I think for us, we want to dictate the pace of play and dictate how things out there. That's the biggest thing. We've got to stick to our game plan."
Fraser handled his first real experience in the Bell Centre (he'd played a preseason game there back in September) extremely well, as he was given a career-high 14:44 of ice time and scored the game's only goal on his first shift in overtime of Game 4. Read the rest of this entry »
David Krejci feels breakthrough coming: 'My time is about to come and I'm going to be big for my team'
|05.12.14 at 1:35 pm ET
MONTREAL — It's not often that you hear professional athletes in any sport make a prediction, but David Krejci couldn't help but make one Monday morning before Game 6 against the Canadiens.
With his team one win away from the Eastern Conference finals, the man who has led the Bruins in playoff scoring since 2011 feels a breakout is coming. Krejci, with only three assists and a minus-3 rating in 10 playoff games so far, says he owes a debt of gratitude to his linemates Milan Lucic and Jarome Iginla and his teammates, in general, for picking him up so far in these playoffs.
"That's what you need in the playoffs. You need different guys to step up," Krejci said. "I believe my time is about to come and I'm going to be big for my team. I owe to it these guys, so I'm going to do everything I can to start tonight.
"It feels like it's right there. We have to execute on our chances. We have to start putting the puck in the net more often. My linemates have been doing a pretty good job at it. They've been great for me all year. I want to return the favor for them and I'm going to try and be better for them."
Bruins' Dennis Seidenberg begins taking contact
|05.12.14 at 12:41 pm ET
MONTREAL — Dennis Seidenberg has begun taking contact, marking a sizable step in his road back from ACL/MCL surgery.
Seidenberg, who had surgery in early January after tearing the ligaments in his right knee on Dec. 27 and being ruled out for the season, stayed out after Monday's morning skate and did one-on-one battle drills in the corner with Jordan Caron and Andrej Meszaros. Seidenberg has been skating since April 8, doing more and more until eventually joining the team in practices late last month. Monday was his first time taking contact.
The 32-year-old had said last week that he felt good enough to play but that he still wasn't healed. Now that he is taking contact, the chances of him returning this postseason — assuming the Bruins advance past the Habs — become much more realistic, but the timetable is unknown. Daniel Paille, who was working his way back from a concussion, had begun taking contact on April 25 before playing May 1, but Seidenberg has been out much longer, and such timetables vary from player to player and injury to injury. It's safe to assume that Seidenberg would need at least a week of contact before the team could start considering him as an option to play.
The Bruins initially had said that Seidenberg's recovery time would be 6-8 months, but he has been well ahead of schedule. Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli has declined comment on the status of the player since the beginning of the playoffs, saying only that the team is not assuming that the player will return at some point.
"We're not counting on Dennis to be back," Chiarelli said on April 14. "We're going to be very cautious with this injury. He has been skating and that's pretty much all I can say on it."
If Seidenberg were to return, he would provide stability on the B's back end in a spot that has seen some inconsistency. Both Meszaros and Matt Bartkowski have struggled on the left side of the second pairing, and though Seidenberg traditionally has served as Zdeno Chara's postseason partner, he might be better served strengthening Johnny Boychuk's pairing.
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Though not perfect, Bruins playing their best hockey of series with chance to close out Habs
|05.11.14 at 11:10 pm ET
It isn't just because the Bruins have a 3-2 lead in the series, but they have plenty reason to be confident in themselves right now.
With two chances to close out the Habs, the B's are playing their best hockey of the series. The first two games of the series saw them have to rely on third-period comebacks to allow them to split the games at the Garden, while Game 3 saw them make far too many mistakes in a 4-2 loss. Yet the last two games have seen them turn a corner of playing sound defensive hockey while managing to get offense both on the power play and an increasingly strong third line.
'I like the way we've gotten better as a team. I like that we've progressively improved our game,' Gregory Campbell said Sunday. 'We've been fairly strong mentally. Montreal's a tough place to play and we were down 2-1, but we fought our way back and put ourselves in a good position.'
Bruins players seemed to be in agreement that Saturday's 4-2 victory in Game 5 was their best game of the series. That game saw their power play break through with a pair of goals, while the fact that they got on the board early and built a 3-0 lead allowed them to play all but the first 13:19 with a lead.
"We had a solid game last game," Matt Bartkowski said. "We had a good start and had the lead for once, which was nice. I think we played a pretty complete game. I said that before the game, if we play a full 60 minutes, we don't really give them much and we're fine."
The Bruins didn't give the Habs much in Game 5. After shutting out Montreal in Game 4 to even the series, the B's kept the Habs quiet in five-on-five play, with Montreal's only goals coming in the form of power play tallies, the second of which was a six-on-four goal with Carey Price pulled with 2:29 remaining.
Whether Game 6 sees as few penalties as the first two in Montreal did (the B's took two penalties) remains to be seen, but if the refs lay off the whistles it will be advantageous to the Bruins. Boston is the better five-on-five team anyway, but the way the B's have silenced Max Pacioretty and David Desharnais (thanks largely to Zdeno Chara and Patrice Bergeron) has made up for the lack of offense out of David Krejci's line and left Montreal looking for answers.
With the Bruins having found their way and the Canadiens struggling to find a way to beat Tuukka Rask, the best thing the Canadiens have going for them in Game 6 is the fact that it's at the Bell Centre. Remember, the last time the Bruins had a 3-2 series lead and the opportunity to end the series in Montreal, they couldn't do it. The roster is plenty different from that 2011 team, but it doesn't take a genius to know that closing out the Habs at the Bell Centre won't come easy.
"Our biggest focus right now is to close out the series as fast as we can," Reilly Smith said. "You don't want to give a team like Montreal time to linger around because anything can happen in games and their goalie's been pretty hot. If you give them a chance to shut you out, he'll definitely do that. We're going into the Bell Centre trying to [win]. That's definitely our main focus."
Shawn Thornton fined for squirting P.K. Subban with water bottle; Claude Julien 'can't support' Thornton's actions
|05.11.14 at 11:21 am ET
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton was fined $2,820.52 by the NHL Department of Player Safety for unsportsmanlike conduct committed late in the Bruins' Game 5 win over the Canadiens.
Thornton squirted Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban with a water bottle at least once during the game, with Subban complaining to the official and yelling at Thornton after the second occurrence in the final minute of the game.
"With Thorty, I don't know if it was him, but somebody had squirted water twice at the end of the game there," Subban said after the Bruins' 4-2 win. "Hit me in the visor. I couldn't even see the last minute and a half out there. I was pretty upset about that."
After the fine was handed down, Thornton spoke to the media about it, taking no questions. Thornton seemed irked by the life the story has taken on and didn't sound overly apologetic.
"I obviously got caught up in the moment. I'll pay the fine. We obviously agree with what the league does there. I'll pay the fine and move on. I'm sorry that the silly incident kind of overshadowed how my teammates played and the great win and how good the series has been.
"I think that there are definitely more important things to be focusing on. I got caught up in the moment. I probably shouldn't have done that. I'll move on, get ready for Game 6, pay the fine, and hopefully have a good showing."
Claude Julien said Sunday morning that upon seeing the video of Thornton squirting Subban, he gave Thornton a talking to. Julien also made clear that he doesn't support such behavior.
"As a coach, you always want to support your players, but there are certain things you can't support," Julien said. "I don't think I can support Shawn on those actions. To me, I don't think we like seeing our players do that. Whether he got caught up in the game or whatever, to me, he's got to own up to it. That's all I'm going to say about it."
The fine was the maximum possible for unsportsmanlike conduct under the current CBA.
It's been a costly season for Thornton, who forfeited approximately $84,615.45 earlier in the season during his 15-game suspension that stemmed from his Dec. 7 incident with Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik. This season is the first in which Thornton has made over $1 million, as he signed a two-year contract that would pay him $1.1 million both last season and this season, but he lost somewhere in the neighborhood of $456,000 during last season's lockout.
For more Bruins news, visit weei.com/bruins.
Third line first-rate for Bruins as they are 'playing smart and simple' against Canadiens
|05.11.14 at 8:33 am ET
Keep it simple.
It's a time-tested cliche in sports and the Bruins third line is proving that it's also a very effective way to finally get through the Canadiens' wall of defense and establish the style of play needed to advance.
Loui Eriksson and Carl Soderberg each had a goal and an assist while Matt Fraser added an assist to help the Bruins build a 3-0 lead on their way to a 4-2 win Saturday night in Game 5 of their best-of-seven series against the Canadiens at TD Garden.
The third line was responsible for the only goal of Game 4 as Fraser scored within the first two minutes of overtime on a rebound from a shot by Soderberg. Since being down 2-1, the Bruins re-worked third line has single-handedly turned the Canadiens and the series around.
"We're playing really good. We're playing smart and simple and making good plays and we're getting some really good chances out there. So, it definitely feels good. We have to keep doing that," Eriksson said. "I thought in the game the other night we played really well, too. It was nice that we kept going in this game and I thought we played a really good game. So, it was definitely nice."
"We are pretty good team to play with a league and they are, too," said Soderberg, who was wearing the winner's jacket on the dais postgame. "So I think in four of five games, the first goal scorers have won the game. It's always important, especially in the second and third."
Since Chris Kelly went down late in the regular season, the Bruins have been searching for an answer on the third line. They tried Justin Florek, who had a measure of success against the Red Wings in the opening round. But before Game 4 in Montreal, Peter Chiarelli decided to call up Fraser, who along with Reilly Smith and Eriksson, is yet another product of the Tyler Seguin trade.
"Yeah, I play with whoever Coach [Julien] wants to play with me. But right now since Fraz [Matt Fraser] came in and he scored the game winner last game and it seems like he is fitting in pretty well with our line. Loui [Eriksson] and I, I think we have played good the whole playoffs but we haven't scored so it is a good both of us scored," Soderberg said of the line chemistry.
"It always takes [time] — with [Chris] Kelly we had before, it took like 10 games, 15 games to get the chemistry together but then it was all set. Loui [Eriksson] and I had that chemistry for a long time and now we have changed the third guy in our line and, I don't know. It seems like Fras [Matt Fraser] is a pretty good option there.
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I'm in love with ScreenFlow. ScreenFlow is a program that enables you to record your computer screen. I use this for everything — recording slides, creating tutorial videos, and editing. It's easy peasy to use and you can publish straight to Vimeo or YouTube. If you don't want to drop any money for a program, check out these alternatives.
8. Keynote
Everyone has presentation software on their computer. If I have slides to create, I make them in Keynote (or PowerPoint for the PC folks). It's easy peasy. And, did you know you can record your slides from directly within Keynote or Powerpoint? No?!! Well, check out this tutorial. You're welcome.
9. iPhone 5
Yes, I don't have any fancy equipment to record my videos. I literally set up my iPhone on top of a Monopoloy game board and press record. Sorry to disappoint you. My goal is to upgrade to something better, but until then I'm working with what I got!!
10. PDFescape
I use this free online software to make all of my worksheets fillable so participants have the option of printing out the worksheets OR typing in them. So, if you want to make your worksheets typeable, PDFescape is where it's at. And, it's free. Check out this how-to tutorial for how to use it!
11. Pages
I'm a mac girl and use Pages for ALL of my worksheets. People always ask how I create my worksheets, and it's simple: I use Pages (Word if you're on a PC). Did you check out the ultimate guide to creating worksheets? Seriously, you need to get over there now.
12. PicMonkey
I love PicMonkey. I love their blog, which I use for inspiration, but I also love their free photo editing tools. I used PM for all of my buttons, images, and headers for my course. You might also want to take a gander at Canva.
13. SoundCloud
I left a few personal audio messages for my participants. I recorded them with SoundCloud. You can also record audio with what you have on your computer. I also used the microphone that came with my iPhone headset. Nothing fancy here!
14. iStockphoto
I typically like to use my own photos — it makes everything more personable. But, sometimes I just can't find the right photo. So, it's off to the stock photo market at iStockPhoto.
Hosting Content
15. Vimeo
I upload all of my course videos to Vimeo (Vimeo Plus). Vimeo allows you to set privacy restrictions on your videos so that only your participants can view them. And, I just think it's all around more professional than YouTube. Here's a quick tutorial on making videos private in Vimeo.
16. Dropbox
You can upload all of your worksheets and audio files to your website. This is a great option if you don't have a lot of downloadable material. But, if you're looking for something that's not going to slow down your website, consider Dropbox. Here's a tutorial on how to upload to dropbox. Once you get bigger and have a gazillion participants, you'll definitely want to consider something more robust.
17. Aweber
I sent out weekly or bi-weekly emails to my participants using Aweber. If you have MailChimp, Mad Mimi, or any other email platform, you should be good to go!
(because let's face it..we all are a bit distracted.)
18. Momentum
This is a chrome extension. Every time you open up a new tab on your web browser, Momentum pops up reminding you that there's work to be done! How's that for making you feel guilty for checking Facebook.
19. Pomodoro
I've talked about this before. But, setting a timer can turn your productivity around in a heart beat!
20. Ice Cream + Wine
I mean come on..you've gotta reward yourself some kind of way! My favorite wine right now.
So, there ya go. Am I going to try different things in the future? Yes ma'am. Am, I going to move on to fancier things? Probably so. But for now, this works! And, that's my message to you. Find what works and improve as you go along. Don't let technology keep you from releasing your ideas into the world!
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3-Hour San Francisco Segway Tour
Segway along San Fransico's famous Fisherman's Wharf
Enjoy spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge
See the unique stores and restaurants of Ghirardelli Square
Admire views of Alcatraz from across the San Francisco Bay
See historic ships at Hyde Street Pier
Glide past the beach and pier of San Francisco's Aquatic Park
Watch the Cable Car turnaround
Swoop past the USS Pampanito Submarine, a former war patrol vessel of Pearl Harbor and the South China Sea
Admire the Transamerica Pyramid building, the iconic symbol of San Francisco
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Live guide: English
Duration: 3 hours
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Glide around the hilly streets of San Francisco on a self-balancing Segway. You'll swoop serenely past Fishermen's Wharf, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the USS Pampanito Submarine on this 3-hour tour. Enjoy fantastic views of Alcatraz and the Pacific Ocean.
Get great views of the Golden Gate Bridge and stop at the boutique stores of Ghirardelli Square for a spot of window shopping. Look over the bay to Alcatraz, the infamous prison that was home to some of the most notorious criminals, including Al Capone and the "Birdman of Alcatraz."
Visit Hyde Street Pier, home of the world's largest collection of historic ships, and get a bird's eye view of more restored boats at Aquatic Park. See the USS Pampanito Submarine, commissioned in 1943 for multiple war patrols from 1944-1945. Then admire the iconic Transamerica Pyramid as you swoop into the heart of San Francisco's financial district.
What's Included:
• Transportation by Segway
• Professional guide
• Helmet
• Orientation session
What's Not Included:
• Meals and beverages
• Hotel pick-up and drop off
• Gratuities
Good to Know:
• For safety reasons, tours go out in groups of 8 persons maximum. If you are booking more than 8 people you will be separated into 2 groups.
• Participants must be at least 12 years old to take part
• Tours run rain or shine
• Pregnant women will not be permitted to participate
• The Segway is not appropriate for those weighing under 100 pounds or over 250 pounds
• Anyone suspected of being under the influence of alcohol will not be permitted to ride
• Please leave a USD 500 damage pre-authorization deposit per party on the day of reservation. Please bring your credit card with you on the day of the tour
• City Segway Tours offer 100% refunds if the reservation is canceled more than 72 hours (3 days) prior to the scheduled tour. City Segway Tours does not offer refunds for any reason once within 72 hours of the scheduled tour
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"great tour"
Reviewed by Larissa from Schönaich, Germany on October 13th, 2014 The segway tour was more than amazing.
"Great way to see the city!"
Reviewed by Keith from Athens, United States on August 9th, 2014 I only wish the tour would have been longer, so that we could have seen more of the city. Our guide Michael was knowledgeable about the city history and made sure we enjoyed the tour. We even took a break for coffee and donuts. Highly recommended.
"Thanks for a great time"
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Kennewick, United States on July 17th, 2014 Our guide, Ross, was excellent!
Reviewed by Guenther from Campo Tures, Italy on June 13th, 2014 Long tour with many highlights.
"It was great fun and informative."
Reviewed by Richard H from Shalimar, United States on May 9th, 2014 It was fun, our guide Layne was very knowledgeable, and we had a great introduction to San Francisco.
"Great fun in a beautiful city!"
Reviewed by Maik-Mattis from Kuenzelsau, Germany on April 3rd, 2013 Very good training for beginners, nice guidance and totally worth the money!
"Awesome experience, would do it again!"
Reviewed by Saowaluk from Sugar Land, United States on January 4th, 2013 Love it! Too bad it was too short, would love to do it allllllllll day! Great way to see the city. Our guide, Nick was awesome.
"GREAT fun - would recommend to anyone!!"
Reviewed by Nina from bidborough, tunbridge wells, United Kingdom on October 16th, 2012 We visited San Francisco in August 2012 and were recommended to book a segway tour in advance which we did. This was probably one of the highlights of our stay in the US. My husband, myself and my son and daughter all had a three hour tour and enjoyed every minute of it. We saw parts of the city which we would never have seen and heard lots of interesting things about San Francisco. It was so funny - we became a tourist attraction with people taking photos of us! All the guides at City Segway seem to be very friendly and helpful and they really make the whole experience fun. When I visit another city this will be the first thing I look up and book if its available - I'm hooked!!
"The most fun I have had in San Francisco!"
Reviewed by Terry from Salem, United States on October 14th, 2012 This was the most fun hands down I have had in San Francisco! Great sight seeing along with the great time riding the segway's! A must do.
Reviewed by James from Dunedin, New Zealand on October 9th, 2012 Our tour guide, Johannes, made the cold foggy San Francisco so much fun. Thank you very much for the friendly and fun tour to all the staffs at the San Francisco City Segway Tour, specially Johannes.
Reviewed by Thomas from Phillips, United States on October 8th, 2012 Definitely recommend doing the Segway Tour! We really enjoyed riding around San Fran and our guide was patient and knowledgeable. Would definitely do this again, if we are back in town! Thank you City Segway!
"Amazing tour"
Reviewed by DEBORAH from SALISBURY, United Kingdom on October 4th, 2012 We did the tour in sept 2012 and would highley reccomend it. Was a great fun way to get around san francisco and our tour guide was fantastic with alot of information about the areas we visited. Also he showed us areas of the city we probably wouldnt have seen our self's .We did a 3 hour tour which was well worth the money and time.
"Riding a Segway is immense fun"
Reviewed by Tobias from Aachen, Germany on October 3rd, 2012 You get a short introduction to the Segway, then you travel along the bay and see the most important tourist attractions; Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz…
At the start you really have to concentrate on the riding, but later you can enjoy the city too.
Riding a Segway is an experience on its own!!! Highly recommended!!!
"Must do"
Reviewed by Melanie from Sierra Vista, United States on September 15th, 2012 Had a great time. Great way to see the city. Will do in any city that has them.
"Really fun"
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Zürich, Switzerland on September 4th, 2012 The Segway tour is really fun and is definitely recommendable!
"The tour and our tour guide were FANTASTIC!"
Reviewed by Joe from Alpharetta, United States on July 29th, 2012 Our Segway tour was not only a fun way to see San Francisco, it was also very informative. Our tour guide was great-very friendly, funny and knowledgable. We would do another tour with them and would definitely recommend City Segway Tours!
"Wow, the experience exceeded our expectations by 10!"
Reviewed by Joseph from North Las Vegas, United States on July 7th, 2012 We felt welcome and entertained the entire time. The training was complete and fun. My wife was afraid that she would not be able to ride the Segway, but at the end she was a Pro. Seeing the wharf with our group and guide is best way to see all the sites and get some great insight on all the sights. We will do it again and again! This is a must do for any trip to the wharf.
"Best way to see the sights!"
Reviewed by Margie from Sylvania, United States on June 24th, 2012 This is the second time that we have signed up to take the City Segway Tour, and looked so forward to it on this trip. The first time was in Washington DC, this time was in San Francisco. Our guide was fluent in on how to use the segway, all of the safety measures, and the routes to take. I was just a little disappointed in the lack of "commentary" on our tour, but he did have answers when questions were asked.
Our goal is to hit every city that has City Segway Tours, and tour with them!
"The tour was great for the whole family!"
Reviewed by Andrea from Slippery Rock, United States on June 22nd, 2012 We had a great time. We were all nervous about riding the Segway, but it was really easy to learn. Our guide was very very knowledgeable. We even revisited some of the areas she recommended the next day. It's a GREAT family outing!
"Had a great time on our Segway tour!"
Reviewed by Candace from Roswell, United States on June 18th, 2012 My family took a Segway tour in San Francisco. We had never ridden one before and were a little apprehensive, but it was quite easy once we got the hang of it. We had been to San Francisco before, so the things we saw on the tour were not new for us. We went just for the experience of riding on a Segway to make it more interesting for our teenage son. After a short lesson and practice, we were on the streets of San Francisco. Our guide seemed to know her way around pretty well and gave us a little history of some of the areas we saw, and by the end of our tour, she had us going up and down the hills! It was a little chilly once the sun went down, but they had gloves and jackets to keep us warm! We had a great time!
"Amazing and excellent !!!"
Reviewed by Sandrine from Antibes, France on May 24th, 2012 Une visite de la ville de San Francisco original. Nous avons eu un super guide qui nous a fait partager ses connaissances sur la ville.
"Outstanding way to see the great sights of a great city. A lot of fu."
Reviewed by John from Forest Lake, United States on January 2nd, 2012 We would highly recommend City Segway Tour. Well organized and super fun way to see the sights along the north side of San Francisco. Our guide Larry was very friendly and informative and did a great job of leading us on our Segway tour. 5 Stars for sure!
"A new twist on sightseeing!"
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Schwerstedt, Germany on December 18th, 2011 Definitely worth recommending, would definitely do it again, friendly guide.
"A fantastic way to see the sights in a short time."
Reviewed by Shannon from Kelowna, Canada on September 19th, 2011 We took our son to San Fran for his 16th birthday & this was one of the highlights of his trip...a perfect activity for teens! Really fun and a unique way to tour neighborhoods as well as to see iconic sights.
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Breitbrunn, Germany on September 8th, 2011 Good atmosphere, good service
"Tons of fun on the Segway!"
Reviewed by Marco from Düsseldorf, Germany on August 8th, 2011 Simply awesome, definitely recommended! The guide also had a great attitude and was very funny. We could have easily gone 3 hours more. Once you get the hang of it, you just don't want to stop.
"great start to our holiday, they we're great fun."
Reviewed by Katherine from sheffield, United Kingdom on August 7th, 2011 our guide Johannes was very informative and made the sight seeing tour of San Francisco very enjoyable. It was one of the highlights of our holiday. My two teenage boys we're unsure what to expect, but loved riding on them. I would definitely recommend riding the segways and this company to anyone.
Reviewed by Mavis from Scottsdale, United States on June 12th, 2011 This was the highlight of our trip! Our tour guide was awesome! She was a great teacher and really patient when teaching us how to ride the Segway. We saw a lot of things we wouldn't have seen on our own and learned some history too. I recommend this to everyone!
"Awesome guide and tour"
Reviewed by Matthew from Dallas, United States on May 27th, 2011 Had such a great time. Awesome guide, awesome training, awesome routes. Would recommend to anyone.
Thanks again for such a great experience
"Es war super. Können wir allen nur weiterempfehlen."
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