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Mass. City and School District Collaborate for Model Security Program
School district and city work with GE Security to develop model program
Lynn, Mass. – As governors and school superintendents around the country commemorate America's Safe Schools Week, Lynn Public Schools and the City of Lynn today announced that they are collaborating with GE Security to bring advanced security technologies to the Lynn schools.
"Our top priority is helping students live up to their full potential," said Nicholas P. Kostan, superintendent of Lynn Public Schools. "If we are going to succeed, it's critical that our students, faculty and staff are safe when school is in session. This exciting new collaboration will make our district more secure and let us focus on what's really important -- educating our children."
Under the terms of the agreement, Lynn Public Schools will work with GE Security to develop a comprehensive security system. The security architecture will include investment in a number of advanced technologies, including a fire alarm system, access control, intrusion detection, drug trace detection, video surveillance and integrated monitoring system installation.
"Mayors, as chief executives of our communities, have a duty to ensure the safety and security of all residents, especially our children," said Lynn Mayor Edward J. 'Chip' Clancy, Jr. "This collaboration will provide powerful new tools to deter would-be criminals and help school officials and law enforcement respond quickly and appropriately to emergency situations. It is my hope that this initiative will become a model for other schools and cities around the country that want to develop a comprehensive school safety plan – and put it into place."
The Lynn collaboration is being launched at a time when many Americans are questioning the safety of America's schools. A new national survey of 778 Americans conducted earlier this week by Ipsos and commissioned by GE Security shows that one in three Americans believe that the public school environment isn't safe for children. Forty-eight percent said the environment was only somewhat safe, and only 18 percent said it was very safe.
"School administrators and law enforcement officials face tremendous challenges to maintain a safe and orderly learning environment," said A. Louis Parker, president & chief executive officer of GE Security Inc. "We are committed to bringing best-in-class solutions to communities like Lynn to help keep schools safe and secure."
GE Security offers security solutions that help the nation's schools create safe and drug-free environments and meet growing security and safety challenges. The company's broad array of security solutions can be found in school districts around the country:
* The metropolitan Atlanta DeKalb County Schools have installed 3,500 GE Security cameras and 220 digital video recorders with Ethernet connections at 140 schools. This has allowed the district to do away with videotapes and view camera feeds over a local area network. The system has helped the district resolve security incidents more quickly and reduced the need for guard services.
* At New Britain (Connecticut) High School, GE Security technologies have helped save the local school district $200,000 each year in costs associated with vandalism. When students are caught, they are shown a playback of the incident. In the first two weeks after security technologies were installed at New Britain, 85 vandals were caught and suspended.
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It's no big secret that knowing how to fish laydowns can make you more effective at catching big bass. Most of us tend to overlook the small, seemingly menial caveats, however, that can dramatically increase both the quantity and quality of our catch.
Elite Series pro Jamie Horton is no stranger to targeting laydowns for trophy-sized bass; in fact, he's one of the best when it comes to this technique. After winning numerous tournaments by carefully dissecting fallen trees, he has learned some useful tips that you can apply to your favorite body of water.
Lonely is a good thing
Would you rather fish a stretch of bank laden with great-looking laydowns or an area with just a single, solitary laydown? If you'd make a hard line to the isolated one, you're ahead of the game according to Horton. These isolated pieces of cover are very likely to hold quality fish.
"Don't get me wrong, you can catch 'em on banks with a bunch of laydowns, but if you can find one by itself, your chances increase dramatically," Horton said. "If an area is void of cover, the bass will congregate on a single fallen tree. They don't have many options for ambush points or shade, making them outstanding targets throughout the entire year."
In order to determine the appropriate approach, Horton classifies laydowns into three primary categories.
Shallow laydowns
If a laydown is located in 6 feet of water or less, Horton considers it shallow. In this situation, he relies on two primary baits—a squarebill crankbait and a Dirty Tackle Jig tipped with a Netbait Kickin' B Chunk. The crankbait picks off the more accessible and aggressive bass while the jig gets up-close and personal.
"The water surrounding shallow laydowns tends to have a little more stain to it," Horton said. "This decrease in visibility allows me to get away with throwing a crankbait to catch a few bonus fish. I'll cast it across the front of the laydown and down the sides while banging it into cover in an attempt to create reaction strikes."
Although it may seem a bit cumbersome to use a crankbait around such gnarly cover, this approach allows Horton to cover water efficiently, which is indispensable when developing a solid laydown pattern.
"If they're really chewing that squarebill around laydowns, I can cover a single tree very quickly without wasting much time," Horton said. "I'm also able to catch those aggressive fish on the outskirts of the laydown without disturbing the ones that may be positioned tighter to it. Instead of going straight to the middle of the tree and causing a big racket if I catch one, I can 'quietly' pick off a few before I even get to the meat of it."
After covering the perimeter of shallow laydowns with a crankbait, Horton does his cleanup work with a jig. There are two parts of these trees he never overlooks.
Before moving on to new water, Horton suggests getting a little "rough" with the laydown. After flipping or pitching to the middle of the tree, he purposefully pops the jig into limbs, lets it fall a few feet and crashes into 'em again.
Small water laydowns
In many fisheries throughout the country, shallow backwater creeks are adorned with plentiful laydowns. Although the large majority of anglers are going to fish their way into these skinny areas, Horton employs a much different technique.
"When a lot of folks work their way back into these creeks, they give up far too soon," Horton said. "If they don't get bit after fishing a handful of laydowns, they assume the fish aren't there. If you go into the creek and haven't seen any signs of current from the feeder creek yet, you're shorting yourself."
There are two secrets to fishing small water laydowns that Horton has used to win several tournaments, including a Weekend Series Championship. They may sound crazy, but it's hard to argue the results.
Deep water laydowns
In the heat of the summer, one of the most effective ways to target quality bass is by dissecting deep laydowns—or fallen trees that protrude into a fishery's river channel over 20 or more feet of water. Because the bass most often suspend underneath the trees' limbs, moving baits fished higher in the water column are very productive.
"Whether it's the middle of summer or the dead of winter, deep water laydowns play host to big bass," Horton said. "But it's not as simple as flipping a jig or a worm to 'em and fishing it along the bottom. Medium-depth crankbaits, jerkbaits and swim jigs are absolute staples for me when fishing this type of cover."
Horton hones in on three specific types of deep laydowns, using different presentations for each.
If you're having trouble figuring out a consistent pattern on your local fishery, spend some time locating and experimenting with laydowns. Not only will you be able to cover water at an astounding rate, but you'll also have a legitimate chance of catching numerous big bass.
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The FA was formed in 1863 and it is the oldest football association in the world and it celebrates its 150th anniversary.
Below are eight facts about the governors of the English game.
1. It is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the amateur and professional game in England.
2. The FA oversees the England national teams at all levels for men and women.
3. Its competition, the FA Cup, began in 1872 and is the longest-running association football competition in the world.
4. Aristocrats and Royals have dominated the list of past FA presidents - the current president is Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge.
5. The longest-serving FA secretary or chief executive was Stanley Rous, from 1934-62. He then became FIFA president and was later knighted.
6. The FA's current headquarters is at Wembley Stadium. For 71 years, until 2000, its offices were at Lancaster Gate before it moved to Soho Square for only nine years until the move to the new national stadium took place.
7. The current FA independent chairman is David Bernstein, and the general secretary is Alex Horne.
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Infogroup sues Clinton-backer Vinod Gupta
After agreeing to pay USD 13 million to resolve investors' claims that directors sold Infogroup on the cheap to bail out founder Vinod Gupta, a former financial backer of Bill Clinton, the company's new owners have sued Gupta.
Papillion, Nebraska-based Infogroup has alleged that Gupta's Omaha-based rival company called Database 101 has improperly recruited InfoGroup employees and accessed InfoGroup computer secrets.
Accusing Gupta of copying the look of Infogroup's websites, the new Infogroup suit also claims that it "recently has uncovered evidence that DB101 has obtained access to InfoGroup-protected computer systems or information stored on such systems on or about June 2013".
Gupta said the suit was without merit and that he has only hired former Infogroup employees who were let go as part of job cuts at the rival company, according to Omaha World-Herald.
InfoGroup declined to comment, citing a policy on pending and past litigation, the World-Herald said.
The suit alleges deceptive trade practices, breach of contract, computer fraud, false advertising and other behaviour.
InfoGroup is seeking a jury trial, injunctions against what it calls misconduct, and unspecified damages.
In the previous Feb 5 deal, InfoGroup agreed to pay over $13 million from insurance to settle the class-action lawsuit brought by the New Jersey Carpenters Pension Fund, according to a Delaware Chancery Court filing.
Gupta browbeat InfoGroup's board into selling the company to CCMP Capital Advisors LLC for $463 million, shortchanging investors, the fund said.
Gupta was described in the suit as favouring a quick sale after spending lavishly on luxury goods and travel and consulting fees for former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton.
Gupta, according to the World-Herald, said that his relationship with the Clintons earned huge dividends for Infogroup and that the company was fortunate to attract the buyout offer it did get.
Gupta also used company money to support favoured Clinton charities and for luxury cars used for personal and family transportation, the shareholder suit alleged.
Gupta said his relationship with the Clintons, including money spent in their direction, was repaid to Infogroup many times over, leading to business with the Democratic National Committee and other organizations.
"Through the Clintons, we got to know new potential customers 'and big ones'," Gupta said. "Companies like Google and Yahoo."
Meanwhile, pursuant to the Delaware court order, lawyers have issued a notice to all holders of Infogroup stock between Aug 20, 2008 and July 1, 2010 of pendency and proposed settlement of class action.
The Delaware court is scheduled to hold a settlement hearing April 30 to determine whether it should grant final approval and certification of the proposed settlement.
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What is in this Fire Cider stuff? The base is raw, Certified Organic apple cider vinegar and raw wildflower honey. Then we add: Organic Oranges, Organic Lemons, Organic Onions, Organic Ginger, Organic Horseradish, Organic Garlic, Organic Turmeric, and Organic Habanero Pepper.
Is Fire Cider raw? Yes, we use all raw honey, produce and vinegar. Fire Cider is never heated or refrigerated, it is a living, raw, whole foods tonic. Vinegar and honey are nature's preservatives so we never add anything but what's listed on the label!
Is Fire Cider organic? We use all organic produce and vinegar. It was not possible to get certified organic honey that was local to us. We chose to buy raw, unpasteurized wildflower honey directly from a local farm.
Is Fire Cider spicy? We get asked this a lot and the answer is: it depends on your love of and tolerance for heat. Fire Cider can be enjoyably warming or wicked spicy! For those who are afraid of the heat, Fire Cider mixes deliciously with lemonade, orange juice, tea and more. It's still a health tonic, even if you water it down.
Does Fire Cider contain alcohol? No, it does not. It does however, mix well with alcohol if that's your style, so check out our blog or our recipe book for our signature Fire Cider cocktails!
Is Fire Cider gluten free? Yes, all of the ingredients we use are whole raw, gluten free foods that we process ourselves! However, if you are extremely sensitive be aware that we make Fire Cider in a mixed use facility.
What is the shelf life of Fire Cider? According to the FDA, the shelf life is 18 months from bottling. We put a batch code sticker on the bottom of every bottle to tell you when the bottle turns 18 months old. If you need help deciphering it, drop us a line.
How should I store Fire Cider? In an abundance of caution, the FDA feels that you should refrigerate Fire Cider after opening. We don't refrigerate ours, but hey, we live life on the edge.
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Supports your immune system: We all have a daily shot, and then have a few more throughout the day when we feel the need for more help staying healthy. Don't get too crazy though, take a breather and space out your Fire Cider shots with some thyme or holy basil tea!
Assists with healthy digestion: A shot of Fire Cider after a big meal is a nice boost for your digestive system. It's like Fernet Branca, but without the booze, and with more vinegar-y spice. Ok, it's not much like Fernet.
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Fifteen NFL teams are now fighting over nine available playoff spots. Nine teams can clinch that playoff spot Sunday. Only one division has been clinched (the AFC South, by virtue of having the Texans and Jaguars in it). With Monday night's Ravens win/Lions loss in the books, let's look at the updated playoff scenarios and which teams can earn an NFL playoff berth Sunday.
Teams who have already clinched are the Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs and AFC South champion Indianapolis Colts. They are not a part of this conversation. This conversation is about teams who are still fighting for playoff spots, and how they can clinch this Sunday.
And the clinching will begin no earlier than Sunday. Effective this week, there are no more of those awful-but-I-watch-them-anyway Thursday night NFL Network games! Here are the Week 16 playoff scenarios for teams who can clinch Sunday.
Sunday's chokeroo loss to Miami kept the Patriots from winning the AFC East. New England can make up for it Sunday.
If the New England beats Baltimore (in Baltimore, Ravens favored by 1.5) plus Miami loses to Buffalo (in Buffalo, Dolphins favored by 3) then New England would win the AFC East outright on Sunday.
Even if New England loses, they can still clinch a playoff spot on Sunday -- but it would involve a significant upset.
If Cincinnati loses to Minnesota (In Cincinnati, Bengals favored by 8) then New England is assured of no less than a wild card slot.
Win and you're in, Bengals fans. And the good news is you're playing the Vikings Sunday.
At home.
If Cincinnati beats Minnesota (In Cincinnati, Bengals favored by 8), then they are assured of no less than an AFC wild card spot.
If Cincinnati beats Minnesota plus Baltimore loses to New England (in Baltimore, Ravens favored by 1.5), then the Bengals will be AFC North champions.
Okay now we go into the "needs help" classification of Sunday's playoff clinch-eligible teams. But the Baltimore Ravens still have a great shot at winning the AFC North, if not a wild card spot.
If Baltimore beats New England (in Baltimore, Ravens favored by 1.5) plus Miami loses to Buffalo (in Buffalo, Dolphins favored by 3) and San Diego loses to Oakland (in San Diego, Chargers favored by 10), the Ravens will clinch an AFC playoff spot Sunday.
If Baltimore loses to New England on Sunday, they can still win the AFC North -- if the Bengals lose to Minnesota at home. The Ravens play the Bengals in Cincinnati for Week 17, and could sweep Cincinnati to win the AFC North.
There are also playoff clinching scenarios this Sunday for the Miami Dolphins, New Orleans Saints, Carolina Panthers, San Francisco 49ers, Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles. Click on for more clinch-age....
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Brown University Library (BUL) and the International Thriller Writers, Inc. (ITW) are collaborating to identify, acquire, preserve, promote and make accessible for scholarly research ITW's organizational records that have long-term research potential and the personal and professional papers of selected authors who are members of ITW. Together, ITW and BUL are developing a Thriller Writers Archive to join the Brown University Library's Special Collections.
Brown University Library's Special Collections are located at the John Hay Library and are available to all members of the public with valid photo identification. The Hay's literary collections are quite extensive and highly regarded. The most well-known of its literary collections is the Harris Collection of American Poetry and Plays, composed of approximately 250,000 volumes of American and Canadian poetry, plays, and vocal music dating from 1609 to the present day.
The John Hay Library has the personal and professional papers of several prominent literary figures, including H.P. Lovecraft, the father of modern fantasy and science fiction literature. Other notables include Martha Dickinson Bianchi, the niece of Emily Dickinson; Clark Ashton Smith, science fiction author and friend of H. P. Lovecraft; Sarah Helen Whitman, poet and intimate of Edgar Allan Poe; Robin Moore, author of The French Connection and The Green Berets; Florence Howe, founder of the Feminist Press; Bradford Morrow, founder of Conjunctions magazine; Florence King, novelist, essayist, and columnist; and Lowell B. Ames, a writer of detective stories. There are also papers of poets: S. Foster Damon, poet and curator of the Harris Collection; A. D. Winans, beat poet and publisher of the Second Coming Press; and Curt Johnson, editor and publisher of December Press. In addition to the personal papers of individual authors are the records of numerous small presses, including the Second Coming Press, Third and Elm Press, Carcosa Press, and December Press, as well as the archives of several literary magazines, such as the San Fernando Poetry Journal, West Coast Poetry Review, and Blue Cloud Quarterly. Special Collections also maintains the records of publishing houses such as St. Martin's Press and Feminist Press.
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To celebrate the creation of Brown University's Thriller Archive, on November 15, 2012, Brown University Library hosted From the Cradle to the Grave: A Conversation Among Thriller Writers featuring several of America's most successful and renowned authors. Author Jon Land '79, moderated discussion between David Baldacci, Steve Berry, Nelson DeMille, Lisa Gardner, and R.L. Stine in Salomon Hall. A book signing and reception followed in Sayles Hall. Photographs and video of the event are below.
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What to order in Petit Robert bistro?
Going there tonight for dinner, thanks
For the hors d'oeuvres, the trio of pates is wonderful. I also like the onion soup gratinee.
I love the escargot and hadmade pates for an appetizer. Salmon legs for an entree, or any of their traditional French dishes (Coq au Vin, etc.). Some people don't expect the cut of steak used for the steak frites, which is more traditional but not what is usually used in the U.S.
For dessert, I like the ile flotant - but you can't go wrong with any of them. For sheer impressiveness, the handmade chocolate Tour Eiffel with the gateau Petit Robert wins a prize.
I was just there on New Years day and would definitely reccommend the Apple Tart Tatin. It is one of the best versaions of this classic I have ever had outside France. I also had the cream of leek soup (daily special) and a roast Cod with a lobster cream sauce (also a daily special)that was very very good.
Sardine sandwich, pate sandwich, coffee/potato soup (sounds awful, I know, but it's yummy), pate trio, coq au vin, cassoulet, steak-frites with Bordelaise sauce, pomme dauphinois, tarte tatine (with that lovely cardamom creme fraiche).
Had a nice dinner there last night. Can't go wrong with escargot. Had the cassoulet, which is not complete without duck confit in my book, so ordered a side of duck leg. It was very yummy, god I love duck confit. I would rather they made the cassoulet with the duck and charge a little more $. Also had the flottante (sp?) dessert, which I thought was a bit too sweet. We also had the souffle which was made to souffle perfection. Very good not great. I do think it is fabulous that they try to keep prices reasonable. 2 apps, 2 entrees, 2 desserts, 2 coffees and a btl of wine $130 before tip. That should be how much you spend a all but the very best restaurants IMHO.
re: chefboyardee
I guess yours was better than the one I had there a few weeks ago - it was so bad I've crossed PRB off my dining list entirely. I accept that cassoulet doesn't have to have duck confit (though if not it should at least have goose confit), but the true failing of the dish was the beans, which were undercooked and still crunchy in the center! The very soul of cassoulet is long-cooked white beans, they give the dish its essential creaminess. This one was a travesty. My wife's sweetbreads (which she'd had there before and enjoyed) were partially burnt and unpleasant. All in all this place is just too hit-or-miss to recommend.
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That's too bad. My beans were fine. I just finished off the leftovers for lunch. I agree that its a bit hit or miss. I find the different ways that cassoulet is cooked in this city kind of maddening. I had it at the butcher shop and hated the way they made it. I think I like the Pierre Bistrot interpretation the best, seems more of a classic interpretation.
re: chefboyardee
Well, to be fair the "right" mix of meats for cassoulet is a matter of great debate in France as well. We spent a couple of weeks last year sampling cassoulet from Toulouse to Avignon (including Castelnaudary, a small town along the Canal du Midi which claims to be the original source of the dish), and had versions with duck, goose, pork, sausage, lamb, and various mixes of the above.
For the record, the winner in my opinion was the one in Toulouse, which had duck confit, pork, and garlic sausage, and was cooked in the classic manner: bake until a crust forms on top, then push the crust down into the beans - and repeat at least seven times! Clearly this sort of care was not given to the dish PRB served me.
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My beans were fine, too (New Years Eve), though there wasn't much of a crust. More like a few bread crumbs sprinkled on and served immediately.
The special salad of Bayonne ham and hearts of palm was pretty good, and they were good about our 17-month-old.
IMHO, the Boston restaurant scene is clearly better off w/PRB.
On a cold winter day, the beef bourgignon stew is simply heaven with the crusty great bread they serve. My SO loves the escargot. I was not too impressed with the steak frites...steak was cooked well but rather flavorless; I actually had a much better steak frites at Eastern Standard, and, believe it or not, Bambara (an unexpected favorite for steak frites!).
Pate is a good and a surprisingly large portion.
Nicoise salad is great and contains a really nice, large piece of seared tuna.
Has anyone had their quenelles (listed as Old Fashion Fish Quenelles in a Lobster Sauce 9.75 on their online menu) and how was it? I'm curious about this traditional dish from Lyon -- not often seen in this country.
I really like their duck confit. I had that the last time I was there. I also have tried the beef tartare which was delicious!
Stopped in for a quick supper at PRB (Kenmore location) over the weekend. They were still doing RW menu but our party ordered from the regular menu. We started strong with the trio of pate's -- a smooth foie, a chunky pate de campagne, and a pork rillettes. The rillettes was about a zillion times better than the last version I had in Boston, at Toro. The baguettes were still hot from the oven and were served with good butter. Cornichons and strong mustard rounded out the plate. Cheap and cheerful Cotes de Rhone was a steal at $25 and complemented everything we ordered. My steak frites was great -- perfectly rare, nice portion of meat and skinny little fries, however the au poivre sauce was served on the side and was not correct. Nevermind, the flavorful hanger didn't really need saucing. (Next time I'd try the bearnaise.) One friend had the duck confit and duck sausage -- confit was excellent, sausage a tad dry. Served with braised cabbage -- very nice. The sole was the only plate I didn't try (and only because its owner was nursing a cold) but pleased him a lot. What a pleasant surprise -- not a clunker in the bunch, although I was a wee bit disappointed in the cassoulet. The beans were definitely not cooked/creamy enough and the lamb flavor was overpowering. My friend loved it though, so that's fine.
Most pleasing was the price -- $33 a head with a nice tip. Definitely the best value for money I've had at a white tablecloth place in a long time. Service was friendly (a little french definitely went a long way at coaxing a smile out of our waiter) and efficient. We told him we were heading out to a concert at the MFA and he sped us right along. I will enjoy lingering next time, though. The whole room smelled like sizzling butter when we walked in. God I love French food.
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I too was there this weekend for a late night bite (Kenmore location). Started with a bottle of Louis Philippe Rose champagne - yum! I had the lobster bisque and DC the soup a l'onion gratinee - both were delicious. We shared a bit but he preferred his and I mine - so that worked out! I had the duck confit with sausage and braised cabbage. Agree with yumyum that the sausage was a bit dry. The duck leg confit was absolutely delicious. Must have had a bit too much champagne because I am drawing a total blank on what my DC had for his main.
For dessert he had chocolate mousse and I had a delicious banana tarte with banana ice cream. It was wonderful but would have been even better warmed.
We ate right at the bar and loved watching all the desserts being assembled. Service was spot on and friendly. Amazingly differeing from my surly experiences at the South End location. I'll definitely go back to PRB Kenmore.


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Google is planning to launch an Android gaming console and a smart watch as a sequel to it failed product Nexus Q. Manufactured in the US, the Nexus Q was launched in 2012. However, negative consumer feedback, high price and an uncertainty regarding its actual use led to its downfall in the consumer market.
The Report
This report was published by the company in 'The Wall Street Journal'. However, they did not mention the exact date of launch. All that was made public was that they would bring the product to the shelves soon. Not only this, the management did not even expose the features of the products. Thus all that people know is that Google is launching a bunch of products and everything else is a mystery.
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These reports of the expected release of Google's smart watch come close to an announcement by Apple that they are making another rival named the iWatch. Thus after processors, computers and tablets, smart watches may be the new reason for competition between the two ace companies.
Google Gaming Console
The gaming console that Google is willing to launch may seem a to be a new good player in the market, but its competitors Playstation and XBOX already have a strong hold on the mindset of the consumers. Furthermore, Apple is also adding a few more gaming features to its Apple TV. Therefore it is not sure whether the idea will work or not. However, Google has always been a company that changed the perception of the users by its tremendous startups especially its search engine. Thus, we cannot predict the success or failure of any of its product before its launch.
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When looking at the bullpens of the St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates and the Cincinnati Reds, there are many contrasts. The Cards had issues early on in the season, but have appeared to solidify the back end of games.
The Pirates bullpen has been among the best in all of baseball in practically every statistical category including the most innings pitched of any NL 'pen.
The Reds bullpen has been shaky at times, maybe even more than the Cards, but can go on a roll as it did toward the end of the first half of the season.
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Fall Offers Great Travel Deals and Destinations
Here comes a new season and with it some terrific travel opportunities. As kids head back to school, the number of people traveling declines. That's great news for those that want to take a little or big trip, because you'll pay less for your vacation. Start looking for special savings at most travel sites for autumn travel. If you are just not willing to let go of summer, take a trip to Hawaii. Flights are reasonably priced and great package deals can also be found. Hawaii Airlines has flights from cities in the western US starting at $402 round trip. Travelocity has package deals with flight plus six nights for as little as $551 per person at a 3-star hotel in early October, not a bad deal!
Get big discounts for cruises in the Caribbean. It's a little risky since peak hurricane season is September, hence the deep discounts. When you book through Expedia you'll get their Hurricane Promise. Expedia won't charge you any fees and they'll advocate for you with their travel partners to waive their fees. You can also purchase travel insurance–which might be worth it if you have a long and pricey flight to the cruise departure city.
I'm a SoCal girl and I know that the best time for a visit to the California coast is not summer, it's fall. The coast is fog-free and warm–not so in the summer. Ocean temperatures are close to their summer peak, though the ocean water is never warm in California. If your drive away from the coast to inland valleys you won't have the scorching temperatures off summer. Mix the best weather of the year with less crowds and lower hotel prices and you've got an awesome trip!
Don't think a European jaunt is only for summer. Though you will need a sweater and a jacket, the temperatures are still mild enough for long city walks in Paris or Rome without all the crowds of tourists at those "must see" locations. The Louvre can have almost 22,000 visitors a day in the summer, but the numbers at the most visited museum in the world go down to 12,000-15,000 at slower times of the year. Airline tickets are several hundred dollars cheaper than in the peak summer season. And without trying to sound like a broken record, hotels are cheaper too!
New England is famous for the gorgeous autumn leaves. Like Europe, the temperatures are cool but still mild enough to enjoy outdoor activities. Use The Weather Channel's peak fall foliage map to help plan your trip. Visit an apple orchard along the way for a healthy snack and some exercise. You can also enjoy some history and big city excitement in Boston or New York. Start looking for fall deals on hotels and flights in the late summer and early fall.
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Apr 30 2009, 02:34 AM
I don't get why all these reviews state that all of these parks in CA are family friendly. My husband will be working down in the Benicia area for about nine months starting in June, every single park that I have called to make reservations at has told me that they are a family friendly park until I tell them that we have 3 children. Then they tell us they can't allow us to stay at their park. Our kids are very well behaved and one is only a year old, the other two are quite a bit older. I have told them that we won't be there all 9 months as in Sept we will have to come home for school. I guess my first question is why do they call themselves family friendly, yet they are only family friendly if you only have one child? Next does anyone know of any "true" family friendly parks in the Benicia area of CA that are decent ( I mean have decent sized spaces for our 40' toy hauler with 3 slides ) and reasonable and clean? Thanks for all of your input and help.
Apr 30 2009, 01:38 PM
Can't speak for the parks in California, but at my park we would also probably not accept the reservation and we feel we are very family friendly. Unless I misread your post, you are looking to stay 9 months at the park. To me, that is not really a visit but a housing decision. We cater to vacationers who stay for a couple of days to a couple of weeks and some retirees who wish to stay for the season and explore my area. Most RV parks I am familiar with are geared to vacationing and not long term housing. Most seasonal parks that are geared for multiple month stays cater primarily to adults. Finally, stays in many areas that exceed 180 days are either prohibited or gives the tennant a lot more rights and restricts the Park's ability to enforce rules without going through a costly eviction process. Also many parks avoid long term tennants simply because they generate much less revenue (don't shop in store, buy souvenirs etc) than regular guests and finally you can read through some low score reviews on this site and see the reaction to long term residents in RV parks.
Apr 30 2009, 04:17 PM
You kind of have it right, but weren't vey helpful with your answer. I'm sorry that I did not state my question clearly enough. My husband is a Boilermaker which means he goes where the work is. We have a beautiful home in WA state that the kids and I live in but we try to be a family unit as much as possible. We would not be moving to CA just visiting until the job is complete and then coming home. The kids and I would only be staying there from June to Aug, and then one, 20 day period every three months and doing a home study program through the kids school. The parks that I call don't have a problem with the length of the stay as they understand it's just a temporary situation, they have a problem with the fact that we have 3 children, and they state that there is only to be 3 total people at each site. How can they be family friendly yet only allow 3 people at each site. Don't most American households have more than 1 child? I don't get it.
Apr 30 2009, 10:49 PM
Sorry, I guess I need to be a little more blunt. They do not want a family living in their campground for nine months. They are using the maximum of three as a polite way of saying it. If someone tried to book a spot for 5 days in that same campground with three kids it would most likely not be an issue (provided the campground allowed children, some do not). My park allows up to 6 persons in a site, any more than that we unfortunately must pass on the reservation. It is a matter of comfort for all our guests. My park is not large enough or have enough facilities (restrooms, showers etc) if we had 10 sites with 10 guests each. It would be an inconvenience for the other 90 campsites in the park. There may be an extra charge for children, some campgrounds base their rates on two people occupying the site, some base it on 3, some 4 etc. Some do not have a listed maximum, but any decent campground will have a limit at some point. I know you have said you will only be staying with the kids a couple of months, then the kids will be there so many days and gone so many days, but the business does not want to take the chance that those plans will change. It is much harder to correct the situation if it turns bad after you have checked in than it is to just not accept the reservation in the first place. You need to look for another campground, this one is not interested in a long term stay by a family.
Apr 30 2009, 11:22 PM
You might have to look at a mobile home park that would allow you in for the length of time your looking to stay with the family. I don't think your going to find what your looking for in most rv parks that are of any high quality.
May 1 2009, 10:13 AM
Welcome to overcrowded California...camsejach.
Family-friendly means for a weekend or two. Otherwise we have entire third-world countries camp/living in our State, Federal and private campgrounds. Sorry that sounds harsh.
The San Francisco Bay area is busy, crowded, pricey and a VERY popular vacation destination. May have a better luck if you expand your search area east...and commute.
There is a nice, newer RV park in the Patterson area, just off I-5, that folks were longer-term living and using hiway 130 to commute into the Bay area. Bit out of the way, but a possibility.
Kit Fox RV park.
Read the reviews on this site. If cable TV is critical to keep your gang entertained...this place may not work. Sat TV and cel service is great and the community is healthy and growing.
Recommend you book a month just to insure it fits your needs...
Once winter has passed, and the snow-birds have all gone home...the socio/economic population that 'camps' for months on end changes dramatically. Fact of life, at least here in sunny, southern California.
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Summary: A few basic facts could be all that stands between a novice user enjoying the Linux operating system and a very bumpy ride, says Jack Wallen
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I recently told an event audience that I could ensure a smooth migration to Linux simply by providing new users with a machine running the operating system and a few basic facts. The faces of some members of the audience betrayed their scepticism. So I thought I'd set out here the 10 pieces of information that I believe can help ensure a successful transition.
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Most of the computer tasks people perform today are done through a web browser — unlike two years ago. That change makes the operating system almost irrelevant. As long as it can run a browser, it just operates in the background, working away without being noticed. Of course, that's the state of affairs that should prevail anyway, because an operating system is nothing more than a layer between user applications and hardware.
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Vessel operating costs are expected to rise by almost three per cent in both 2014 and 2015, according to a new survey by international accountant and shipping consultant Moore Stephens.
Shipping tycoon John Fredriksen is aiming to take control of Oslo-listed Flex LNG following his purchase of 12.7 million shares that brought his stake in the firm to 43.
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Many artists utilize Tumblr primarily as a promotional platform, but I find Dustin Harbin's blog to be a little more layered, as he also uses it as a process/teaching tool.
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This section describes each of the products tested and how they were used during testing. This report documents only the platforms and products tested for certification. Other possible combinations of these products and platforms are not certified by Sybase. For more information about Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, including known issues not encountered during this certification or those occurring on other platforms, see the Release Bulletin for the specific platform and version. For more information about any of the products, please refer to the product literature or manufacturer website.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Everyone gets to be Greek this weekend at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church's Greek Festival. The event returns to Fort Myers Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
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- Dance Exhibitions
- Live Music by Demetrios & The Islanders
- Merchandise Vendors
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Friday and Saturday gates are open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday they are open 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Tickets for adults are $5 and provide unlimited admission for the entire weekend. Children under 12-years-old are free.
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Jun 10, 2014 at 7:28Jun 10, 2014
World Premier of Brandon Semenuk's Rad Company Draws All-Star Crowd
not the red hyper, I know that, im talking about the black slope one in the junkyard scene...its different from the one he crashed on in the crash clip compilation. I am thinking he broke his in the crash and borrowed a spare ticket S from Brandon or McCaul.
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Jun 9, 2014 at 17:25Jun 9, 2014
World Premier of Brandon Semenuk's Rad Company Draws All-Star Crowd
Bought it, watched it, my only question is: Is Cam Zink riding a "Hyper" Ticket S during the junkyard scene? I know the freeride stuff was shot in between his bike switch but I paused it a few times and the bike he is on looks way too similar to McCaul's and Brandon's on top of looking different to the hyper prototype? did anyone else notice?
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Giro Cipher Full Face Helmet - Review
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jbam19 mikekazimer's article
May 19, 2014 at 22:52May 19, 2014
Giro Cipher Full Face Helmet - Review
Bell owns Giro, or Giro owns bell I cant remember, but either way the Bell will be very comparable
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May 19, 2014 at 22:46May 19, 2014
Video: The World's Most Famous Trail Dog is Back - Lily Shreds 2
All I have to say is that there needs to be a doggy downhill race somewhere, you and your pup timed together. Im sure Lilly would be some good competition for my boy Kenzo.
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Video: Going Huge On Snow Bikes
so I may be wrong but I think what you are searching for has already been invented? i think the hip-cool-kids call them skis.
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Flow Cup DH #1 Racer Callout
so what I am getting at is this ridiculously unorganized information is this: the race flyers keep changing, rumors about WP being closed are very prevalant and from good sources, and then when you ask the Flow Cup facebook page all it talks about is a singular race at shelburg falls and that they are "working on" the rest. Yea I am going to save my money for NW cup and Oregon Enduro, sorry guys.
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Flow Cup DH #1 Racer Callout
Updated schedule with 2 Willamette pass races...I sure hope WP opens and the rumors on here arent true https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1473695796175772&set=a.1442603232618362.1073741825.1442602519285100&type=1&theater
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Exclusive Premiere: Adidas Eyewear Presents Chasing Summer
GUlly flipping ET, guess I need to step my blackrock game up a bit!
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Pinkbike Poll: The Local Bike Shop
If you support your bike shop, that shop will in turn support you. My local shoop doesnt make me pay MSRP and barley bakes a dime off of me anymore, because they know I am a young guy without a ton of cash, ive always been a loyal customer and I am always sending in business. Building up a rapport with your local bike shop will legitamatly get you better deals on new parts than anywhere online, even used parts...I will say I did just buy a frame online because my LBS doesnt cary a brand with an aluminum dirt jumper and I was able to get it here for free in 2 days, I will be getting my BB, headset and other small parts at the shop of course.


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SUMTER --- You can use your own adjective to describe Camden's 24-0 loss to host Lakewood on Friday night at J. Frank Baker Stadium.
There are those victories which you take, put them in the books and move ahead to the next chapter.
This was get healthy week for the Camden Military Academy football team.
There is nothing like a taste of victory to wash away the sour strench left thanks to a pair of losses.
Maybe, this is not the best time for Lugoff-Elgin to be catching White Knoll.
It has been three years since North Central met Buford in a regular season football game. That does not mean, however, that the two rivals are strangers.
Will Rice refused to use the previous week's emotional 20-14 loss to neighboring North Central as a crutch for a possible letdown heading into Camden Military Academy's road contest at East Clarendon last Friday night.
Decked out in new camouflaged-themed game jerseys in honor of Military Appreciation Night, Camden went old school in its 14-0 win over previously unbeaten Lancaster last Friday night at Zemp Stadium.
Let's see, now. Two weeks ago, East Clarendon lost to North Central, 28-6. Last Friday, Camden Military Academy was edged by North Central, 20-14.
This is not the team which Camden head coach Jimmy Neal thought he would see when he agreed to play Lancaster last winter.
Louis Clyburn had a good feeling as he led North Central back onto the field for the second half of Friday's game with in-county rival Camden Military Academy. Across the way, his opposite number and CMA head coach Will Rice, was hoping against hope that his Spartans could finish the job.
FLORENCE -- Another close encounter with the win column for Lugoff-Elgin, but it ends with the same result. Just like in last week's 21-14 loss to Nation Ford, this game ended with a tight, hard fought loss.
Usually, when a team loses a quarterback to injury, their following week opponent is left to wonder what they will be going up against with a new face under center.
When Camden Military headed to North Central last season, it was a trip into the great unknown for the visitors who were playing with an almost totally revamped roster and without a game under its belt.
Trailing 22-16 in the first set of Tuesday's Region 4-AA show with visiting Andrew Jackson, North Central volleyball coach Andy Johnson took a look at the scoreboard and, as always, noticed that aside from the score the only numbers in the time section were those counting down the one minute allowed for a time out.
Homecoming is that Catch-22 for a head football coach. He must walk a fine line between allowing his players to enjoy the week-long festivities while also making sure their minds are on Friday night's game.
Youth, like ignorance, can sometimes be bliss.
Camden High School (CHS) has been ruled ineligible to compete in this year's AAA state football playoffs after the S.C. High School League (SCHSL) completed its investigation of the post-game incident involving the Bulldogs and Dreher High School last Friday night at Zemp Stadium following a 39-30 Camden victory.
Camden native and former Camden High School baseball standout Michael Kohn has signed a one-year Major League contract with the Tampa Bay Rays.
It should have been the perfect ending to a festive Friday night at Zemp Stadium. A Camden High School (CHS) Bulldog football victory over once-beaten Dreher, which put them in a four-way tie atop the Region 4-AAA standings, came after a pre-game and halftime tribute to the school's 1964 AAA state championship team.
Long snappers are a lot like plumbers. You never realize how much you need one until there is an inch of standing water in your kitchen.
It was business as usual for the football program at Lugoff-Elgin in the early part of the spring and summer.
For almost as long as North Central fans can remember, schools such as Andrew Jackson, Indian Land, Buford and Chesterfield have been the region rivals of the Knights' athletic teams.
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