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HOISINGTON - A Big Dog motorcycle crashed at Susank Road and NE 230 Rd. when it struck a sandy/dirt patch on the highway Sunday afternoon. According to a report by the Barton County Sheriff's Office, driver Curtis Davis of Hoisington lost control of the motorcycle at about 4:30 p.m., slid onto its side digging into the road causing it to flip onto its other side. Davis and passenger Sandra Davis slid into the ditch. Sandra Davis landed against a county sign.
Don Davis, resident of Great Bend, has announced his intention to run as a Republican Candidate for Barton County Commissioner in the 3rd District.
Nels Lindberg has announced his candidacy for City Council for the First Ward of Great Bend. Nels and his wife, Karen, have lived in Great Bend since 2001, outside of a two year stint in Dodge City. Upon returning to Great Bend, in 2005, he purchased Animal Medical Center. He is the senior partner in Animal Medical Center, a regional mixed animal practice, as well as owner of Progressive Beef Consulting and Research, a diagnostic laboratory and also a research company performing contract research for clients, universities, and pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Nels is a member of the Kansas Veterinary Medical ...
At 6'6" and 240 pounds, 18 year old Barton Community College freshman Tyler Wassenberg has become used to being a focal point. Whether it's his turn to be platoon leader in the national guard or gracing the silver stage, the Abilene native knows what it's like to have all eyes on him. Which is a good thing, because he has the title role in Barton Community College's upcoming musical "Li'l Abner," and with his larger than average stature and role, he will undoubtedly experience more than his fair share of the spotlight.
Beautiful sunsets along picturesque shorelines can be had by signing up to volunteer for FrogWatch USA. The Kansas Wetlands Education Center is jumping into a new venture and needs your help.
The public is invited to witness professional vocal tutoring when Barton Community College holds a masterclass forum, from 9 a.m. to noon and 1-3:30 p.m. Saturday, March 12, in the Dorothy Moses Morrison Chapel in the Fine Arts Building on the Barton campus.
The water level of the ponds in Great Bend's Brit Spaugh Zoo is down this month, and not by accident. Zoo Director Scott Gregory said the ponds are being dredged and cleaned, with new side walls built to stop erosion.
he Retired and Senior Volunteer Program offers many services, and one of the services they offer is transportation for out-of-town medical appointments.
The Great Bend Middle School Band Department announces three programs in February and March that the public may attend.
Spanish Brass with its offering of classical to contemporary music will perform for the Golden Belt Community Concert Association at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 1, in the Great Bend Municipal Auditorium, Lakin and Stone.
A news release recently published by the Kansas Board of Regents shows Barton Community College attracted the second largest number of new students compared to the other 18 community colleges in Kansas. In the fall semester of 2011, 257 students found their way to Barton's campus for the first time.
A workshop targeting people who have or are caring for someone with a chronic condition is set to begin Thursday, March 1st. The six week long workshop will meet from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursdays through April 5th, at the Great Bend Activity Center, 2715 18th Street. Local class leaders, John and Donna Krug, have completed the training through a partnership with KDHE and K-State Research and Extension. If you are currently living with or caring for someone with arthritis, diabetes, heart or lung disease, asthma, the effects of a stroke, or any other chronic condition on ...
River Bend Assisted Living crowned their Valentine King and Queen, Howard Soeken and Ruth White, on Feb. 14 at their Valentine Party.
Nathan Brungardt of Great Bend has been selected by the Foundation for Rural Education and Development (FRED) to attend the Leadership through Learning program from April 22-27 in Washington, D. C. Nathan is the son of Dan Brungardt and is a junior at Great Bend High School.
This week's Chamber of Commerce Coffee will be hosted by Great Bend Floral & Gifts, LLC, 1913 Lakin, at 9:30 a.m., Thursday. Host will be Nancy Sundahl with greeters Connie Oetken and Amanda Hackerott. Coffee, refreshments and door prizes will be available.
Upcoming events at the Great Bend Public Library, 1409 Williams St., have a science-fiction theme.
At the Moundridge Invitational Debate Tournament the GBHS debate squad placed second in sweepstakes. In the open division the team of Aaron Miller and Ashtin Heath had a 4-1 win/loss record and placed 3rd. In the novice division the three man team of Urial Renteria, Becca Kay and, Sara Allen placed 5th with a 4-1 win/loss record. Also in the novice division the team of Kylynn Keeler and Hadley Murphy placed 8th with 3/2 win/loss record. Everyone on the team placed. The team plans to compete at KMC next weekend.
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Brenna Martin, senior piano major at Wichita State University, will give her senior piano recital at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 16 in the Dorothy Moses Morrison Chapel as part of the Barton Music Department's Visiting Artist Series.
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USD 428 Board of Education will meet at 5 p.m. on Monday at the District Education Office, 201 S. Patton Road. Items on the agenda include recognition of Great Bend High School All-Conference athletes; approval of Title VI B and Early Childhood Flow-Through budget application; approval of BOE representative to the GBRC Board; approval of Capital Outlay Resolution; report on Curriculum Day, KSDE Fall conference, Danielson Instructional Model course and MTSS training; update on disaster preparedness; approval of Lincoln Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization donation; update on Optimist Club speaker, negotiations workshop, distribution of Rotary Club dictionaries to 3rd ...


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Does a new, high-energy tune get you pumped up? Well you might want control your HeartBeat, because this powerful cut from Chiddy Bang is sure to get your ticker racing. While Xaphoon Jones, Chiddy's former right-hand man, doesn't man the boards on this record (that honor goes to No Two Guyz), the beat still has that same special pop. As the atmospheric, cascading production—driven by a screeching sample—erupts, Chiddy kicks the record up a notch with his agile, hard-hitting flow. The Philly native shows that his talent extends beyond his brisk flow, bringing the record home with an intoxicating hook. Heartbeat is the latest single off Chiddy's upcoming mixtape, Baggage Claim, due out this month.
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- Regulatory Oversight of Investment Advisors Although the regulatory environment is in a state of flux, it is imperative that RIAs adhere to their compliance obligations. To ensure compliance, RIAs and IARs must fully understand what those obligations are.
- Agency and Principal Transactions In passing Section 206(3) of the Investment Advisers Act, Congress recognized that principal and agency transactions can be harmful to clients. Such transactions create the opportunity for RIAs to engage in self-dealing.
Certified Financial Planners and CFP applicants can no longer hide their disciplinary histories from the CFP Board under the guise of client confidentiality, the Board revealed in April. Following the March request of the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, the SEC issued a no-action letter in March that gives brokers and advisors the go-ahead to share customer complaint information with the Board without fear of reprisal from the SEC. The SEC decision removes advisors' ability to assert client confidentiality as a justification for not disclosing customer complaint information to the CFP, giving the Board free-reign to scour members' backgrounds.
As part of its certification process, the CFP Board conducts background checks on all applications seeking CFP certification. The SEC's no-action letter allows the CFP Board to obtain information from firms concerning complaints filed against RIAs, broker-dealers and their representatives. Prior to this green light, the CFP application previously required only disclosure of investigations or legal proceedings that occurred within the past two years.
The old procedure allowed RIA and broker-dealer firms to cite Regulation S-P, allowing them to refrain from disclosing customer complaint information in an effort to protect customer privacy. According to the SEC, "while Regulation S-P is intended to protect the privacy rights of customers, the No Action letter acknowledges that protecting the public from criminal and improper conduct is paramount to ensuring investor confidence."
The new procedure is not designed to be a retributive tool. It is meant to increase the efficiency of the certification process by preventing delays in application processing due to requests for customer complaint information. It should also decrease the number of dismissed misconduct investigations due to insufficient evidence.
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I did wish it came in more colors but it works well and seems to be well made.
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I've been using the Franklin Planner system for almost 20 years. It organizes my life in very practical ways. I would be lost without it.
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Excel ideas – More or Less
There's a nifty BBC program all about the abuse of numbers.
Excel is about numbers and numbers can be used or abused. In the media numbers are often abused for the sake of a headline or to push a certain product or ideology. There's a nifty BBC program all about the abuse of numbers.
More or Less is a BBC Radio 4 / Open University program about numbers and stats in the news. They take news stories with compelling statistics and pull them apart to see if they make sense.
For example, we've been hearing stories about retail sales in late 2007 being down by, say, 2.6% but that's not as bad as it might seem.
A simple question like 'The UK town with the most pubs per head of population' doesn't have a simple answer.
The alleged 'street value' of drugs given by the police is a highly flexible value – after all there's no official price list.
Does a doctors' strike actually save lives?
How can the same news story produce these two headlines: "Migrant crime wave a myth" and "Immigrants bring more crime".
What does this have to do with Excel?
Anyone who uses Excel has to watch out for (or perhaps deliberately look for) statistical or numerical traps. More or Less is an entertaining way to learn about some of those traps.
The current presenter is Tim Hartford, a columnist for the Financial Times and author of the fascinating book The Undercover Economist.
You can check out More or Less from the BBC web site and the affiliated Open University site. The easiest way to catch up is with the podcast.


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Often when someone says they saw a crane, what they actually saw was an egret or a heron. And all are often found around water. But herons and egrets are typically more solitary. Oh, you might see several at the same place, but usually not too close together. And cranes come in flocks.
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Rambling thoughts from someone trying to keep his "I wish I had..." list as
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Saturday, November 8, 2014
Most people like a good mystery. The lost continent of Atlantis, the Bermuda Triangle, Bigfoot. And of course, whatever happened to Amelia Earhart. And while some people just ready about the mystery and enjoy not knowing. Other folks go out looking for answers.
For Amelia Earhart the group out looking is TIGHAR (The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery). This is a non-profit group that wants responsible aircraft archeology. Doesn't it seem odd that aircraft have been around long enough for archeology? And they have recently released a press release indicating that a piece of Earhart's plane was found. Actually it was found back in 1991 washed up on a beach of the island Nikumaroro. And this island is not too far, at least as planes fly, from her destination of Howland Island.
That piece of debris has been determined to be an aluminum patch that had been used to replace a window in Earhart's Lockheed Electra in Miami in June of 1937. The patch with its size and rivet hole positions matches the object found on the island. Given aircraft design, those patterns are almost like a fingerprint.
In addition, there is a sonar anomaly on the reef of Nikumaroro. About 600 feet below the surface. Which the people at TIGHAR hope to investigate using underwater robots and subs to see if it is the actual wreckage of the plane.
And if it is, that's even more evidence that Earhart and her co-pilot Fred Noonan landed the plane, but on the reef. Where it eventually washed out into the ocean off the reef. Of course this makes the story sadder in some ways, since she survived the crash, or landing, and is supposed to have attempted to make radio contact for a few days afterwards. At least until the plane slipped down into the ocean. So she and perhaps Noonan lived out their lives never found on that island.
But to check out the possible plane below the surface, TIGHAR needs money. Underwater robots aren't cheap, and Nikumaroro is not on the beaten track, so they have to have a lot of supplies.
I'm not sure how well their fund-raising goes, but at lot of the time for these kind of mysteries, there's more money to be made on it remaining a mystery, than if it becomes solved. There's not too much money that can be made from knowing what happened to Amelia. Or Bigfoot, or Atlantis and ancient astronauts. But there is a fair amount of money that can be made from selling books about the mystery. Or TV shows on the "History" channel.
Do you think, if I wrote a book on Bigfoot kidnapping Amelia Earhart back in time to Atlantis, to help ancient astronauts could I get it in the non-fiction section at a book store? Or has that already been done?
If you want to read the TIGHAR press release or donate check out their web page at
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Saturday, October 11, 2014
A couples weeks ago, Sharon's annual kidnapping (every year she plans a surprise day trip around my birthday) took us up north to Salinas. Steinbeck country. And that was exactly why we went. We had lunch in John Steinbeck's boyhood home. It has been turned in to a place to have lunch, with mostly sandwiches and salads, though they also have an entrée that changes weekly and desserts.
And after lunch we went a couple blocks to the National Steinbeck Center where they have displays covering many of the books that he wrote. Such as The Red Pony, Cannery Row, Of Mice and Men, and Travels with Charley. And of course, The Grapes of Wrath. Probably his most famous book. And one connected to Kern County, since The Joad family ends up in Weedpatch for a time.
Needless to say the good people of Kern County weren't happy with the way they were depicted back when the book came out in the 1939. And his depiction of the conditions those immigrants faced was called exaggeration by many. And in 1939 the Kern County Board of Supervisors voted to ban the book from county libraries and schools.
Despite the efforts of local librarians, the ban lasted for a year and a half. In November of 1939 the library in East St. Louis voted to burn the book on the library steps, but didn't after the news of their intention went national. And the week that this occurred had the biggest sales of the book to date.
Which just goes to show what Gretchen Knief, a Kern County librarian said to the supervisors. "Banning books is hopeless and futile." And so often leads to even greater dissemination of the ideas in the book.
This was a lesson John Steinbeck learned well. On a CD about The Grapes of Wrath, from the National Endowment for the Arts, Tom Steinbeck, John's oldest son, told an anecdote about his father, having a huge cabinet filled with the books, that he didn't want his sons to read. John would put the key to the cabinet on top of it, all with great show. Then at night his two sons would slip down climb on chairs and each others shoulders, to reach the key and open up the cabinet to get at the forbidden books. Things like Mark Twain and Coleridge. They years later John told Tom, that Tom should have oiled the cabinet hinges so he could have slept better.
But he had forbidden the books he'd most wanted his children to read. And they had. And I guess it turned out OK, since Thomas Steinbeck has had several books of his own published.
You know, that might be a good lesson for me too. As soon as I get a book published I might have to see about getting someone to ban it. That should do wonders for sales.
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Saturday, September 13, 2014
Fining Wine
Wine making is an important California industry. It's even becoming more important in our own local area. And some of us make wine as a hobby. So when I saw a post recently on the Internet titled something like "Things Wine Makers Don't Want You To Know" I had to check it out. Now I can't answer to techniques for any particular wine maker, but there was one topic mentioned that seemed worth reading more about. And that was the fining of wine.
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Tuesday, September 2, 2014
All's Fair
Over the summer back in Oklahoma I had the opportunity to sample some white zinfandel jelly. I really enjoyed it. So once I got back from my trip I went out on the Internet and searched for a recipe. Well once popped up immediately. Exactly four ingredients. Wine, pectin, sugar, and a bit of butter to prevent foaming.
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Saturday, August 16, 2014
Growing Up Geeky
When I went to high school, I guess I was one of the geeks. Though I wouldn't have classified myself with them. They were weird. I went to the other side of the library so I wouldn't have to socialize with them. Though every now and then I'd have to cross over to their side of the library to check out the books over there and they'd talk to me. "Have you read Little Fuzzy?" One of them asked me. No I hadn't, I thought the cute little animals on the cover looked silly.
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Friday, July 25, 2014
Los Gatos Canyon
Near Coalinga (southwest of Fresno) back in 1948 a plane load of Mexican citizens were being flown to El Centro to be sent back to Mexico. The plane crashed in Los Gatos Canyon. Depending on where you lived the news didn't have much coverage of the event., so when Woody Guthrie heard about it, no names were given. In his poem, "Deportee", he said that "you won't have a name when you ride the big airplane". And for years the mass grave up in Fresno only listed "28 Mexican Citizens" on the small headstone.
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Cornbread stuffing? Do you need to use white bread mixed with cornbread? Do you dry out the cornbread?
Do you need to use white bread mixed with cornbread? I am making it for the first time for my turducken. I was planning on using cornbread stuffing for all three layers but use sweet sausage for two layers and andouille for one layer. Half the recipes I find call for some white bread. What do you think?
Hi! I made cornbread stuffing this past Turkey Day with just my own cornbread and it rocked. In years past, I've used Pepperidge Farm cornbread stuffing crumbs. No need for white bread. I use the Silver Palate recipe (here it is--minus the liver and heart):
It's really all about texture. Adding plain white bread or even a whole wheat bread to the corn bread tends to lighten it somewhat. However, if you're style of corn bread is more cake like and less dense, it will be lighter. Dense/heavy corn bread tends to make a heavier stuffing. Another thing that will make a difference is whether you crumble the corn bread into the mix or mix it so that the corn bread maintains some its original integrity.
Personally, I'd avoid using white bread in a corn bread stuffing.
My family's recipe is equal parts cornbread and toasted (and dried out overnight, so it absorbs the broth better) white bread, torn into small pieces.
I grew up in Arkansas, where they made cornbread stuffing without the white bread. It can be really dense and heavy. I like mine lighter, but with the taste of cornbread, so I combine the two.
We make cornbread dressing...crumbled.....with two or three left over biscuits added.
However, considering the amount of cornbread, the biscuits are really kinda insignificant....So why add them? My GGG-Grandmother did in the 1840's and possibly her mother before her....
My old family recipe--and I'll swear by it--uses cornbread and only cornbread that has sat out overnight. It's the best dressing I've ever tasted, if I do say so myself.
I only use cornbread in my stuffing. I find that if I add a 1/2 cup of sour cream to my batter then it comes out cake like enough not to be too heavy for the stuffing the next day.
Mine always has some wheat bread in it, but after many years of experimentation, I've found I prefer commercial sandwich-style 100% whole wheat bread, cubed then dried well.
With the turducken especially, I'd definitely add white/wheat bread of some sort, because as others have said, 100% cornbread stuffing is much more dense, and I think would make your birds leaden. There's so much going on in that dish anyway, so the bread part should act as a bit of relief, I think.


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Redirecting cout or cerr to a file is easy enough. I can use this to redirect third party output to a file. However, after I have redirected the third party output to a file, how do I then use cout myself to output to the console?
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I'm a great fan of RAII, so I once wrote this small helper class. It will redirect the stream until it goes out of scope, at which point it restores the original buffer. Quite handy. :)
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A regular reader of Watch-Insider.com, Nick Senn, inspired me to compile this Top 10 list last year, focusing on watch brands that offer models with in-house movements at what most aficionados would consider affordable prices. Here we re-present the list, with links to more info on several of the watches. … [Read more...]
Rolex is one of the world's largest luxury watch brands. Rolex was founded in 1905 in London by Hans Wilsdorf, eventually Rolex moved to Switzerland in 1919. The Tudor watch brand is a subsidiary of Rolex. In 1914 Rolex obtained a chronometer certificate (Class A precision certificate) and thus became the first manufacturer of a chronometer wristwatch. By obtaining the first chronometer certificate, Rolex demonstrated that, in terms of precision, a small wristwatch could rival that of the best timepieces, including pocketwatches, which were the norm at the time. This proof of performance would contribute significantly to the rise of the wristwatch in popularity. On the strength of this achievement, Rolex would eventually become the world's largest manufacturer of chronometer-certified wristwatches. The Geneva-based brand perfected the concept of the modern watch in 1926 by inventing the waterproof "Oyster" case to protect the movement inside and then, in 1931, by developing the self-winding "Perpetual" rotor movement. Today, all Rolex Oyster Perpetual watches are officially certified chronometers, carrying on the heritage of the pioneering role the brand played in bringing precision to the wristwatch. That milestone feat of miniaturized precision. Rolex went on to innovate constantly and several times brought new technologies to the market that eventually set standards for the whole industry; among them are (according to Wikipedia) the first waterproof wristwatch Rolex "Oyster", 1926; the first wristwatch with an automatically changing date on the dial (Rolex Datejust ref.4467, 1945); the first wristwatch case waterproof to 100 m (330 ft) (Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner ref.6204, 1953); the first wristwatch to show two time zones at once (Rolex GMT Master ref.6542, 1954); the first wristwatch with an automatically changing day and date on the dial (Rolex Day-Date, 1956). Rolex uses only in-house calibers and many automatic movements but also deployed Quartz movements in the 1970s. Notable models today are Rolex Air-King, Rolex Date, Rolex Oyster Perpetual, Rolex Datejust, Rolex Datejust II, Rolex Datejust Turn-O-Graph, Rolex Lady Datejust Pearlmaster, Rolex Daytona, Rolex Paul Newman Daytona, Rolex Day-Date, Rolex Day-Date II, Rolex Day-Date Oyster Perpetual, Rolex Explorer, Rolex Explorer II, Rolex GMT Master II, Rolex Masterpiece, Rolex Milgauss, Rolex Oysterquartz, Rolex Sea Dweller, Rolex Sea Dweller DeepSea, Rolex Sky-Dweller, Rolex Submariner, Rolex Turn-O-Graph, Rolex Yacht-Master, Rolex Yacht-Master II. Rolex is the timekeeper of Wimbledon and many other prestigious sports events. Explorers, aviators, military groups, celebrities and royals regularly purchase Rolex watches. Fake Rolex watches and Rolex replica watches are sought after by bargain hunters but can easily identified by Rolex serial numbers and by comparing the fake prices with the original Rolex prices on the internet and the Rolex price list in every brand boutique. Collectors exchange Rolex tidbits and trivia in their favorite Rolex forum, where they often also find Rolex watches for sale and used Rolex watches. A Rolex mens watch and Rolex womens watch is considerd a great gift and in the Rolex watch history the brand has always been a favorite by both genders. While young collectors search for 'Rolex watch ebay' or 'Rolex watch Amazon' it is not recommended to buy the watches there. WatchTimes watch database hase the official Rolex watch prices and can be a good platform to research for Rolex watch infos. WatchTime covers all Rolex watches with Rolex prices, we publish in-depth Rolex watch reviews and tests of Rolex watches, Rolex ladies watches are equally important to us as men's Rolex watches. Get the latest on the Rolex Datejust, Rolex Submariner, Rolex Explorer, Rolex Daytona, Rolex Air King, Air King Rolex, other Rolex Datejusts plus Rolex 2. With gold Rolex watches, diamond Rolex watch infos and Rolex Bienne details to learn more what headquarters is planning. Rolex fans are usually very active on Rolex forums. WatchTime is your authority on Rolex watches for men and Rolex for women.
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Rolex Expands its Palette: 5 Rolex Day-Date Watches in 5 Colors (With Video)
The Rolex Day-Date, launched in 1956 and touted by Rolex as the first chronometer wristwatch to spell out both the date and day of the week on its dial, has throughout its long history been available only in gold cases. That tradition continues with five models launched in 2013, which have either an 18k yellow gold, 18k white gold, or 18k Everose gold case and are available in different dial-strap combos. … [Read more...]
Dive Watch Wednesday: How the Rotating Bezel Landed on the Dive Watch
In the third part of our ongoing series on the basics of the dive watch, we at Diveintowatches.com explained about how its most characteristic feature works. In this edition, we dive a little bit deeper and discover its origins. … [Read more...]
8 Celebrity-Owned Watches That Rocked the Auction Block
Few factors can increases the value of a vintage watch quite like its once having belonged to a celebrity. Whenever a watch owned by a famous or historic figure goes on the block at auction houses like Antiquorum and Christie's, bidding can be expected to go well beyond the estimated value. Below we look at notable "celebrity" watches, once owned by iconic entertainment and sports stars, sold at auction within the past few years. … [Read more...]
Fratello Friday: My Top 5 Favorite Divers' Watches
Admittedly, I do not dive. In fact – and this has been a secret until now – it took me a lot of effort to even get my swimming diploma when I was a young boy. For my parents, this must have been hell; I hated water and didn't want to be near it. Things have changed a bit, however. Although I am still not much of a swimmer, I do like to take a plunge in the pool when I am on holiday. And being a watch enthusiast, and a very modest collector, I like to have the right watch on my wrist when I … [Read more...]
5 Affordable Rolex Watches for New Collectors
Rolex is the most recognizable and most coveted watch brand in the world. Here are five popular Rolex watch models that are in stores now and that offer accessible prices for collectors of all ages. … [Read more...]
WatchTime Exclusive: Inside Rolex Bienne
On a rare tour of Rolex's movement-manufacturing complex in Bienne, Switzerland, WatchTime's Joe Thompson and Norma Buchanan witnessed the making of the Cosmograph Daytona Caliber 4130. We reported on it in this feature from our March-April 2010 issue. … [Read more...]
Dive Watch Wednesday: The Watches Inside and Outside the Bathyscaphe Trieste
In 1952, Rolex approached Swiss physicist Auguste Piccard to provide him with a specially designed watch for his upcoming deep dive trials in the newly constructed bathyscaphe "Trieste." Instead of the spherical design that was originally planned, Rolex was able to build a more traditionally constructed — though still quite unusual-looking — watch, consisting basically of an oversized case, a thick caseback, and a huge crystal. … [Read more...]
Close-Up: Rolex Yacht-Master in Rolesium (With Video)
The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master, a sailors' watch introduced in 1992, underwent a major facelift recently in both its design and technology. In 2012, Rolex released a version with an Oyster case made of its patented alloy Rolesium, and a cool, blue dial with brushed sunray pattern. … [Read more...]
Tough Timers: 10 Watches for Extreme Conditions
Mechanical watches are delicate pieces of machinery that can be thrown off kilter if the proper precautions aren't taken. Magnetic fields, extreme temperatures, and shocks are among the risks watches face. Below, in this list excerpted from a feature in WatchTime's November-December 2011 issue, we take a look at some watches designed to withstand these outside factors. … [Read more...]
Mastering the Rolex Sky Dweller (With Video)
In the past half-century, since it launched its GMT-Master, Rolex has brought out just two new complications: the Rolex Yacht-Master II, in 2007, with a countdown yacht timer, and the Rolex Sky-Dweller, equipped with both a second time zone and an annual calendar, in 2012. In this feature from our Baselworld 2012 issue, we explain how the Sky-Dweller, and its innovative movement, work. … [Read more...]
Fratello Friday: What If You Could Only Have One Watch? My Top 5 Choices
It's Fratello Friday! If you are like me, you can't live with only one watch. You need at least one chronograph, one watch with a second time zone, and one divers' watch (even if you never go near a swimming pool). Perhaps you need at least one quartz watch as well, if only to set the time correctly on your mechanical watches. What about a watch with a moon-phase? Can't do without one, right? … [Read more...]
Where the Rolex Submariner, Rolex Explorer 1, Rolex Sky-Dweller and other Rolex Men's Watches Were Born
Curious about Rolex men's watches? This is a must-read! Discover the pedigrees of the Rolex Submariner, Rolex Explorer I, and Rolex Sky-Dweller, along with an exclusive WatchTime test of the Explorer I, in this FREE triple feature. Whether you're an avid collector of Rolex watches, or a budding connoisseur looking to learn more about them, this WatchTime compilation has something for you. Did you know… … that the earliest Rolex Submariner didn't have the now-iconic white … [Read more...]
Close-Up: Rolex's New-Look Submariner (with Video)
Subtle but significant redesign is the hallmark of the recently redesigned Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner. The watch retains the Submariner's immediately recognizable look but dispenses with the date window of previous models and incorporates several new technical innovations exclusive to Rolex. … [Read more...]
Close-Up: Rolex's 50th Anniversary Daytona (with Video)
Last year marked the 50th anniversary of the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona, the chronograph watch made famous by actor and motor racing enthusiast Paul Newman. The anniversary edition that Rolex released at Baselworld 2013 still generates strong opinions in the brand's legion of fans. Here is a closer look at the watch. … [Read more...]
10 Things to Know About Rolex
Rolex is the world's most widely recognized luxury watch brand. That global recognition is the product of decades of success in a range of fields, from early timekeeping records to a string of important firsts, not to mention film appearances and associations with James Bond, Paul Newman, and other notables. Here are 10 key things you should know about Rolex. … [Read more...]
Antimagnetic Attraction: Testing the Rolex Milgauss
The updated version of the 1950s' Rolex Milgauss is a hit among Rolex fans. Is this re-engineered classic, with its improved protection against magnetism, worth the wait? Writer Jens Koch and photographer Nik Schölzel find out in this watch test from our August 2008 issue. … [Read more...]
Buyer Beware: The Rise of Counterfeit Luxury Watches on the Internet
Looking for cheap watches or discount watches on the internet? Better think twice before making that purchase. In this article from WatchTime's February 2013 issue, we explore how sales of these counterfeit watches are hurting both collectors and the watch industry. … [Read more...]
The New Rolex Deepsea and 6 Other Extreme Dive Watches
All divers' watches share certain characteristics that make them divers' watches: unidirectional rotating bezels, secure screw-down crowns, higher-than-typical water resistance. Some of these divers' watches, however, go the extra mile (or fathom), with cases that can descend to 3,000 or even 4,000 meters, chronographs operable at incredible depths, or high-tech depth gauge devices built into their mechanical movements. Below, we take a look at seven of these "extreme" dive watches and what sets … [Read more...]
Watch Insider Asks: Which of These 5 Watches Would You Take to a Desert Island?
Autumn has begun, and the chilly temperatures have put me — and, I'd guess, many of you — in mind of a desert island. Let's say one were to be stranded on such an island and only watch could come along. Which one to take? I know — not an easy decision for a watch lover. But how about if I narrow it down? … [Read more...]
Philippe Cousteau's Rolex Sea-Dweller Sells for $183,750 at Antiquorum Auction
Antiquorum's fall auction in New York generated an impressive $3,679,437 in sales. The top lots included a Patek Philippe minute repeater, two Patek ref. 5004s, and Philippe Cousteau's Rolex "double-red" Sea-Dweller, ref. 1665. Let's take a look at the top 10 sellers. … [Read more...]
The Climber's Timer: Testing the Rolex Explorer I (Video)
WatchTime spent some time with the 2010 model of Rolex's classic Oyster Perpetual Explorer — a watch originally made for a Mount Everest expedition and recently revamped with a larger case and new caliber. Click here to read our test of the watch from the magazine, along with original photos by Nik Schölzel. … [Read more...]
WatchTime's September-October Issue is On Sale Now!
The September-October issue of WatchTime is on newsstands now (and also in the WatchTime online shop), featuring our test of the Rolex GMT-Master "Batman" with blue-black ceramic bezel, an exclusive interview with Swatch Group CEO Nick Hayek, a foldout timeline covering 100 years of the wristwatch, and more. Scroll down for highlights from the issue... … [Read more...]
Opening Acts: Testing Entry-Level Watches from Rolex, IWC, and Panerai
In this triple-feature watch test from our October 2010 issue, writer Alexander Krupp and photographer Nik Schölzel test a trio of entry-level timepieces from Rolex, IWC and Panerai that offer an entrance into the luxury-watch world for a relatively modest price. … [Read more...]
Fratello Friday: How To Buy Vintage Watches
As noted in my previous article, about buying pre-owned watches, the market for truly "vintage" watches is something quite different from that for relatively young "pre-owned" watches. Any watch made before 1990 could be considered vintage, although some collectors put the maximum year of "vintage" at 1980 or even earlier. I'd like to use 1990 as the baseline for this article, which offers my tips on buying vintage watches, but in the end you'll have to decide for yourself whether a given watch … [Read more...]
Dive Watch Wednesday: My 5 Top Dive Watches from Baselworld and Beyond
Every year, Diveintowatches.com tries to cope with the rather difficult task of creating something like a "best in show" list of the new dive watches presented at the Baselworld watch fair. Scroll down to compare my top five dive watches from this year's Baselworld to my final list of top five dive watches from all the new models introduced this year. … [Read more...]
Rolex Introduces New Cellini Collections
Rolex sports watches are the most recognized, high-profile timepieces available. When the occasion calls for something dressed-up, look no further than the manufacture's Cellini line of elegant dress watches. Rolex is launching three new and distinctive Cellini families this year. Here's what you need to know. … [Read more...]
Press Release: Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier & More – The History of Wristwatches
New York City (NY); America's best-selling watch magazine, WatchTime, has released a "A Wristwatch Timeline: The First 100 Years," a comprehensive feature tracing the history of the wristwatch. Starting in the pivotal year of 1914, this illustrated timeline depicts the most important watch models and watch-industry milestones of the last century. … [Read more...]
9 Watch Brands That Make Their Own Metals
We're all familiar with the most popular materials for watch cases — steel, rose gold, titanium, et cetera. But what about Rolesium, Ceragold, and Zenithium? While many watch brand take great pride in making their own cases, movements and dials, only a handful have gone the extra mile and actually invented their own materials, mostly for use in cases, but sometimes even for parts inside the watch. Many of these have come about as watch brands invested in developing new alloys in an effort to … [Read more...]
Feeling Blue: 20 Watches With Blue Dials and Blue Straps
Blue watches are one of the growing style trends seen in the watch world in the past few years — and on display at the watch shows in Switzerland and in the U.S.A. —, with blue-on-blue dial-strap combinations. We took a look at such blue watches with blue dials and blue straps released within the past few years, and compiled a list of 20 timepieces from brands on the blue-dial bandwagon. … [Read more...]


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The wedding going on downstairs impacted on our stay due to very loud music being played which we could hear in our room after we had gone to bed.
Staff very helpful regarding all requests.
Nice reception area with lots of seating, for drinks, chatting etc.
Slightly frosty reception staff
Damp on walls , no pressure on shower, funny smell, bar closed Saturday night at 11pm , no drinks or biscuits for 100 pound a night with no breakfast very poor value for outskirts of York
The setting and the comfortable feel of the Hotel. The Restaurant food was excellent as were the staff. Overall we had a very enjoyable stay and would go back. Katie B
Rooms we booked were not available because of a flooding issue, which was ok as unpredictable. But we have been transferred to a 3 stars hotel (downgrade) in the disable room, 30 minutes away from York. Eventually we managed to get a slightly better room, but this was totally unacceptable.
Staff very good
No TV remote in room, only 2 Tea bags and expensive.
Beautiful Hotel. Lovely decor and surroundings. Not too far out of city centre.
No complaints
Same price as Premier, nicer surroundings
Bed was past its best
Nice room, Friendly staff.
I was very disappointed that the breakfast was only available on the Sunday morning from 8am. I had to leave before 8am to get my flight for my next business appointment. Definitely not a hotel for business people that is on the move early.
No mini fridge
The room very spacious and clean. The breakfast was excellent.
Reception staff not very good. Booke3d an early morning call, which we never got. When we went to ask why the receptionist had the telephone permanently stuck to her ear and never acknowledged us..
comfortable and cosy
The room size and the food. Bath was a little small and the hotel a little too far outside the city.
good location handy for park and ride
Stayed in a standard double room for 3 nights Allocated x1 hand towel between us were allocated bath towel each. Travelled from Scotland a biscuit to accompany tea tray would have been nice Room 206 bathroom fan sounded like airplane taking off, Apart from that pleasant stay
Excellent location on outskirts of York, must minutes from Park & Ride. Room was excellent in size, lovely decor and very comfortable. Staff were very friendly, helpful and always greeted with a smile. Will definitely return.
It was very poor quality in the room when we had booked a top suite. Bathroom wasnt up to a high standard. The desk had burn / water marks on it and looked cheap and nasty - I wouldnt expect to see this in a quality room and again in the bedroom underneath the mirror the piece of furniture was poor quality as though something wet had raised part of the wood.
The hotel was a great find. Staff helpful and friendly, food in the restaurant was lovely and real value. The hotel room was a decent size and had everything you needed. Will definitely be returning to this hotel 5 out of 5 from me.
We really enjoyed our stay, reception staff were very pleasant and helpful, we have stayed here before and both times our room was very clean. We will deffinatly return.
Easy to find. Reception friendly and helpful. Disabled room facilities are very good Late breakfast till 12. Staff all very friendly and polite
Bricks in the path near reception loose
The breakfast was good
Too hot to sleep and the wedding party disco that kept me awake
Communal spaces seemed nice but there was a wedding on so some of it wasn't usable.
The location was the primary reason for staying here as I was attending a wedding in the area. For over £100 a night I expected something a bit nicer. The communal spaces were nice but the rooms are dated. When I opened the door to the room it had a faint smell of mould coming from the bathroom. Not the greatest of starts. It just looks like the rooms could do with updating. I've stayed in much nicer rooms for way less. It could be to do with York being more expensive in general but if that's the reason, it's a 20 minute bus ride into York centre so I didn't find it represented good value for money. I also think that when you're paying over £100 for the room (I think I paid £120) I'd expect some form of breakfast to be included but they wanted an extra £10 for that. We wandered down the road to a nice pub instead. My sister also had a poor experience here as she cut her hand open on the shower fixture which came off in her hand when she tried to adjust it. It was handled fairly poorly as they asked the housekeeper to fill in the forms (must have been their responsibility) but they didn't speak much English and ended up filling in all the details incorrectly. Half an hour wasn't much, but when you're on a weekend away it's lost time spent waiting around. Wouldn't stay again.
It was very nice with a great room.
Staff were friendly
Sensors in ground floor bedrooms. Making you think of security or cameras Bar area is not attractive for eating food Breakfast, if busy is very slow.
Staff listened attentively to our complaints and did their best in the face of no overall manager at present.
It took ages to find our room (418). One of the signs was very high above a door instead of being on the door itself. No lift in this part of the hotel. Insufficient towels for this twin-bedded room. No rubber non-slip mat provided to go in the bath. A notice told us that we could ask at reception - scarcely practical if one has changed into a dressing gown and has to trail down a staircase and across a large lounge to reach the reception desk. The room was badly designed with beds protruding across the hinges of the door and television table covering part of a radiator. A particularly dangerous feature was a metal-capped door-stop in the bathroom. It was exactly where an unwary foot might have landed on getting out of the bath.. Only one arm chair in a room for two people. Nowhere to put my shirts. The wardrobe was too small and, when folded, the shirts would not fit in a drawer. Dining room like an enormous aircraft hangar and it was very cold at breakfast - even the staff were shivering. The dining room colour scheme was bilious. We were invited to sit "in the window", but declined, as it faces onto a brick wall only a few feet away.
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Mexico 2024 Olympic Bid Off The Table
A political sports commission looking at a bid from Mexico for the 2024 Summer Olympic Games, decided that there were no economic or infrastructure conditions in Mexico for a bid to take place.
Rep. Felipe Munoz Kapamas, the President of the Sports Commission in the Chamber of Deputies, said that making a bid for the Olympics is not any occurrence; it is a very difficult situation where many costs are included.
The former Mexican athlete said in an interview that, at a meeting of the commission, the proposal by Deputy Adriana Gonzalez for Mexico to host the 2024 Summer Games was rejected.
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Today our judge ordered that is was acceptable for my ex husbands 16 year old niece to watch our two boys (5 and 7) for 10-11 hours a day. It will vary from 3-5 days a week over the summer months. I cited the Child Labor Act, and where it was violated without success.
Last year, the same judge ordered that she could watch the boys with the supervision of the grandfather. During that time she made several bad decisions about company and inappropriate movies.
I feel strongly that she is too young to watch both boys for so long a each day.
I would like to take it to another court for review.
Did the Circuit Court Judge order this or was this a Referee recommendation that will become an Order of the Court if you don't object to it and ask for a hearing before the Judge? If it is a recommendation, make sure you object to it timely and express your concerns to the Circuit Court Judge. If the Circuit Judge has ordered this, then your recourse is to file a Claim of Appeal in the Michigan Court of Appeals. Because the rules on appeal are trickier, you really ought to consult with and hire an attorney in whom you have confidence to handle your case. Good luck.
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To appeal this parenting time order of the family court judge, you would need to file an application for leave to appeal to the court of appeals. Because this order is not deemed "final" (like a judgement of divorce or an order affecting custody) there is no appeal of right. Instead, the Court of Appeals will assess what has occurred in the Wayne County Family Court to determine whether the family court judge committed clear error.
Frankly, it is difficult to get the intermediate appellate court to review the merits of a decision like this. The Court of Appeals grants much deference to the family court who better knows the parties and the overall situation and thus has its reasons for the decisions it makes.
Perhaps the better strategy would be to closely monitor the situation and bring a motion to change custody if mistakes are made that put the children at risk. The requisite "change in circumstances" required as a basis of that motion would be the harmful environment the children face as a result of their Father's parenting style. That decision would be appealable.
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