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Former player Ngo Quang Truong has been appointed coach of V-League side Song Lam Nghe An (SLNA), replacing Nguyen Huu Thang.
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VietNamNet Bridge – Nguyen Huu Thang has reportedly resigned as the head coach of V-League side Song Lam Nghe An.
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Nguyen Huu Thang has reportedly resigned as the head coach of V-League side Song Lam Nghe An.
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National U19 players have been called to join their clubs' main teams for the next season of V-League.
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The Viet Nam Football Federation (VFF) on Tuesday decided to reduce Tran Dinh Dong's ban of Song Lam Nghe An to November 1 instead of December 31.
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Typhoon cancels Japan friendly
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Six teams will participate in the international U21 football tournament that will be organised in Can Tho City from October 19 to 28, 2014.
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Six teams will participate in the international U21 football tournament that will be organised in Can Th City from October 19 to 28, 2014.
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VietNam News English 1 month(s) ago
Song Lam Nghe An was yesterday declared newly crowned national U21 champion after dethroning defending champions Ha Noi T&T, 1-0, in their final match in Can Tho Province.
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Forward Phuc Tinhs goals helped Song Lam Nghe An reach the final ofthe National U21 Football Championship in Can Tho yesterday, beatingSHB Da Nang 2-1.
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Reigning champions Hanoi T&T defeated Hoang Anh Gia Lai 3-2 in the last match of the Thanh Nien newspaper's U21 Football Championships qualifying round in Can Tho City Tuesday, despite having secured a slot in the semifinals.
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Eight teams are gathering in the Mekong Delta's Can Tho City to compete at the 18th Under-21 football championships held by Thanh Nien newspaper from October 2-12.
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VietNam News English 2 month(s) ago
V-League side Song Lam Nghe An (SLNA) has chosen not to renew its contract with striker Le Cong Vinh due to financial difficulties, according to SLNA Football Joint Stock Company's general director Nguyen Hong Thanh.
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Song Lam Nghe An's U13 team secured two more wins yesterday on their Japan tour after winning the national championships last month.
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I got the majority of my souvenirs and gifts for people on this trip. We came across another shrine or temple, I forget which one ...
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Ridge-Point kennels is proud to announce our summer 2014 litter. We expect this litter to excel whether NAVHDA, AKC Hunt tests, Walking field trials, hunting the deep hollers of the southern Appalachians for grouse,or the wide open prairie's for ringnecks.
Cole vom James River
Sire: Bjorn vom Jaeger-Meister
Dam: Vita vom Wittekind
25.5", 72 lb
Born: 02.06.2006
Hips: HD-Free A1 (Germany)
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Testing Results: Derby 1, AZP 1, HN, HD-0 (A1), V1
Cole was my pick from our "C" litter vom James River, a litter which was of exceptional quality throughout. Seven of the eight pups from that litter were tested in NADKC Derby tests, and all seven received Prize 1 scores. Four of those dogs continued their testing careers and became certified for breeding per DKV regulations. Those dogs all had hip ratings of either A1 or A2, equating to OFA Excellent. Cole is the best of an outstanding litter, and a quality son of the prepotent Bjorn vom Jaeger-Meister, which makes him a prime breeding dog from a genetic standpoint.
Cole is a tremendously talented, cooperative, and trainable dog. He was steady to wing and shot at the age of 7 months. He completed his retrieving training in 2 weeks, instead of the average 4-6 weeks. He has style and substance. He has been hunted on Ruffed Grouse, Pheasant, Quail, and Waterfowl, and performs admirably every time out. He has the intelligence to adjust his range to the cover conditions, he points with tremendous style and intensity, and is absolutely honest about it.
Cole has a conformation rating of "V", meaning "Excellent" in the DKV. His hips were rated A1 by the DKV in 2008. Since we decided to make him available to AKC breeders, we had new xrays taken in November 2012 for OFA Evaluation. The evaluation came back as "Excellent".
Most importantly, Cole's temperament is the absolute best. As driven as he is in the field and water, he is equally calm and quiet in the house. He has an "Off-Switch", which is sometimes lacking in a high drive dog.
Cole will make his mark on Leeward Kennels, and is available for stud service to approved b###hes, by Private Treaty. Cole is a certified DKV Stud dog, and is also registered with the AKC and the FDSB.
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This litter has a CIO% of 8.3%, Our pups are sold with a health guarantee. Price is $600 male or female. Call 423-292-9097 or email email@example.com
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Cutting-edge choreographers, Larry Keigwin, Ana Keilson, Emery LeCrone, and Karla Wolfangle premiere new works made specifically for Barnard/Columbia dancers during a semester-long creative process.
The Window Sex Project, produced by Sydnie L. Mosley '07, is a dance performance that tackles the everyday practice in which women are "window-shopped"; or forced to bear unsolicited harassment from men while walking on the street.
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Students, faculty, alumnae and community members gathered at Barnard on Sunday, October 26th, to celebrate the College's 125th anniversary year. View a photo essay that brings to life a wonderful day honoring Barnard's history, present, and future.
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Good customer service, friendly hotel staff, and stay was good. Location was close to Western Michigan University and highway. Hotel was great for its price and services.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Check in was easy. All hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was very good with a wonderful choice of foods to eat and enjoy. Room was clean, warm, and very comfortable. Only issue was the fact that it snowed A LOT at night and parking areas were not plowed well even by 10:30am. Outside of that my stay was very enjoyable.Genuine Expedia guest review
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The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was marginal but the price was right. It's very convenient for visiting your kids at WMU.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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NOT MUCH ON YOUR BREAKFAST BUFFET, NO SPOONS AT 6:30AM? TV IN ROOM HAD BAD SOUND, ROOMS VERY SMALL.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Response by Baymont Inn and Suites Kalamazoo I'm sorry about your inconvenience while you stayed at our hotel. I take complaints very serious and will address my staff with these issues. I hope that you addressed them with our staff before you left our hotel, as well. I hope you give us another chance in the future to prove this is not how our hotel is run on a regular basis. I would like to thank you for staying with us and reporting these issues, so we make sure we don't have the same problems again!
The hotel was clean and comfortable but the staff was not friendly. Less than a minute after walking into the hotel the woman working yelled at my friends and me to be quiet. It was not a warm welcoming.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Response by Baymont Inn and Suites Kalamazoo I'am sorry to hear about your experience. I will certainly address this issue with my staff. One thing we do pride ourselves on is our outstanding customer service and I hope you will give us another chance to prove this is not how our hotel is usually run. Thank you for your comments and for staying with us. We hope to see you again in the future .
"Great Convenient Stay"
The accommodations offered at this Baymont Inn and Suites were very good. The team of receptionists (a trainer and a trainee) worked together to complete our checking in, and were able to direct us to a nice place to eat. The bed was comfortable; the room clean, and the bathroom typical of all motels. In all, it was a good place as we were en route […] to our final destination. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Response by Baymont Inn and Suites Kalamazoo I'am very glad to hear about your pleasant stay with us at Baymont, Kalamazoo. I appreciate all the kind comments.We all work hard around here to ensure every guest is satisfied. We look forward to seeing you in the future.
"Nice hotel for the cost"
This hotel was a nice place to stay for the price we paid for our room. It was clean, the staff was friendly, and it was fairly comfortable.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice - Just what I was looking for."
I was traveling to town for a funeral. I was very pleased to find a decently priced, clean, pet friendly hotel. There was a nice area outside to walk the dog. The staff is helpful and courteous. I would definitely stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Comfort at a good price"
It was a welcome retreat while we were on the road. Would stay again. Nice breakfast.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for its age"
Room was small, but for its age the room and hotel was clean and comfortable. Will stay there again. The breakfast was sub-par, but you cant expect egg white omeletes with truffles at this priceGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very friendly staff."
Great staff, clean room, and very nice breakfast.Genuine Expedia guest review
"great service"
Good quality, Britney gave me a free upgrade to a king bed, very nice!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
excellentGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Amazing place to stay!"
Very clean and in such good condition, this hotel is definitely worth every penny spent! :)Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pleasant staff, but worse management"
To my knowledge, this hotel's management staff changed hands earlier this year (around April), and it's become very clear that a number of their qualities have dropped since that time. A consistent problem travelers have noted was weak water pressure in their showers, and the experience was no different for my fiance and myself. When we asked the front […] desk to look into it, they assured us they would have someone sent out that weekend - when we returned, the shower was still underpressured, and there was feces left in our toilet as though someone took a dump while there to work, and then simply left. The staff themselves were pleasant, but it was concerning to see the same coughing/sneezing woman working the breakfast bar every morning, the food from which was not stellar to begin with. The rooms themselves were very nice, and always looked stellar when we returned for the afternoon after letting housekeeping clean it. As said before, the staff themselves were also very nice and had pleasant attitudes. Overall, it was not a horrible experience, but certainly was much less enjoyable and less impressive than when I visited it in March of this same year. Back then, the quality I experienced was well deserved for the price I paid; if I can expect to deal with what I wrote here for the next time I visit the area, I would rather spend the money at the nearby Red Roof and get the same 'basic' necessities for cheaper instead of paying for weak showers and forgettable food. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"close to university"
very nice hotel very helpful staff enjoyed stayGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Home Coming Weekend."
Beds were comfy, convenient location to University and restaurants.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good - Not Perfect"
The hotel is right off Stadium Blvd and provides great access to Western Mich. Univ. The room was clean and comfortable. The price was reasonable. The breakfast was marginal. There's not enough room to serve the guests comfortably and it was difficult for the server to keep everything hot and available. Never the less, the room was a decent value for […] the money. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"nice hotel"
nice hotel with east access downtown Kalamazoo and area attractions. Close to freeway without the noise. I had an 8 day stay with a homey atmosphere.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Clean & comfortable"
Room was clean & even more importantly, quiet. Close to Highway 131 so it was easy to travel to Kalamazoo downtown & university area.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great for price"
Clean decent breakfast (BAD COFFEE) but only 10-15 minutes from downtown Kalamazoo and surrounding things to do! 5 minutes from Starbucks 7 from bigsby coffee and Sophia's pancakes- definitely check out gallaghers pub and grub while u are there delicious!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Excellent hotel. Always clean and very friendly staff.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Easy access to Western Michigan University"
Staff very nice. Room was clean. Only complaints was the toilet ran every four minutes for 3 seconds and the water pressure was weak.Genuine Expedia guest review
"One night not bad!"
Just an overnight stay but went well! Close to restaurants and a couple of good sports bars. I would definitely recommend this hotel for short stays!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"It is what you expect for the price."
I purchased this brief stay based on the reviews and the price. I knew what to expect so there are no real complaints. However, for about $100.00 more I could have stayed at the Holiday Inn and had a much better experience. For the price, and the cleanliness and I would have spent a little more. Though not totally bad it wasn't totally great.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Worth the money"
My husband and I decided to take our kids on a weekend trip and we ended up staying at this hotel. We were focused on keeping our budget intact but still enjoying ourselves. We opted for the king suite with jaccuzzi, which our daughter loved playing in while we were in the room. The room was nice and clean. The bed was nice and comfortable. We couldn't […] ask for much more considering how little we paid for the room. Our only complaint revolved around breakfast. It looked like we were the only guests under 60, and we felt like we were stared down when we walked to the breakfast buffet. We didn't stay to eat. An hour into breakfast service there was a line of guests waiting to warm their plates in the microwave after dishing up. The attendant watched the line and occasionally refilled napkins, etc. but did nothing about the cold food. I tried some orange juice, but it only tasted like citrus water. Luckily we were close to several restaurants that served breakfast for next to nothing, so we still managed to stay under budget. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"stay stay during steet rod nationals"
was satisfied with your hotel and would use it againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very nice hotel. Very close to our destination."
We enjoyed our stay at this hotel and it was very clean and staff was very nice. Thanks.Genuine Expedia guest review
The hotel staff was courteous, helpful, and friendly. The chair in the room was soiled/stained and unappealing to sit in. Otherwise the room was clean and comfortable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"What we needed"
We checked in early to get ready for a wedding. The desk checked to make sure that a room was available. Thee was a little hiccup with the room number but was quickly straightened out. Room was OK. One thing to note. We had 5 in our party. When I checked the clerk told me that a roll away could not be used due to fire laws. This wasn't a problem as […] we had a air mattress but would have been a problem had are been expecting to use a roll away bed. Breakfast was good with several different hot food choices. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Last minute stay"
Considering we couldn't find a hotel anywhere, the Baymont worked out good for us. Nice quite and pretty clean room. It was worth the money paid.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not great, but not terrible either."
Very old hotel. Staff was friendly. Beds were comfortable but pillows were not. AC unit in room made no noise whatsoever so it couldn't drown out the noise of other loud guests. The pipes also make a VERY loud at about 6 in the morning, every morning. Thought there were rats or raccoons in the walls, but it turned out to be a plumbing issue.Genuine Expedia guest review
This is a nice hotel (where I have stayed before) in a convenient location. HOWEVER, if they assign you to a handicapped accessible room without a bathtub (only a shower), tell them you must have a room with a tub. (Assuming you do not use a wheelchair.) When using the shower, which is not well designed, water covers the entire bathroom floor. I ended […] up using a spare towel every morning to dry the floor so that I could use the toilet without getting my feet wet. In the grand scheme of things, this is admittedly small -- but it was definitely a nuisance. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Comfortable, clean and close to Western"
We had a king w/Jacuzzi.....exceptionally nice and very comfortable bed. It was like a small suite with nice furniture, large sink and make-up area with tons of granite countertop to puts meds, cosmetics, etc. on. Didn't use Jacuzzi but the shower was very good and toilertries were good quality. Good breakfast selection with eggs, waffles, cereal, yogurt, […] etc. Friendly staff too. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Dirty and disappointing"
Room was prrtty clean and comfortable but everything else was rough. Back door to parking lot didnt work so it was constantly propped open with a rock for staff to frequently gather as a group and smoke. When they didnt need to smoke the card lock didnt work so we would have to walk around to the front with our luggage. Staff then acted as if they didnt […] know the door didnt work. Floors were dirty, elevator was questionable and the parking lot and grounds looked terrible. Housekeeping did a great job with our room though. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good stay for the price"
We had a good stay overall. I felt the receptionist was clueless which frustrated me upon arrival. The hotel lost power due to a storm and blew it off like it was no big deal. I would have appreciated a sorry for any inconvenience from a staff member.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"weekend getaway"
For a short weekend getaway this was a great couples suite. The room was nice. The only knock was they need to clean the ceiling fans. Ours had dust all over it.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Intruder, a burglar, and attempted break-in keep Manchester police busy
Police said Sheila Nicholas was asleep in her first-floor bedroom located off the kitchen of her home when a bright light woke her at 11:20 p.m. and she saw the man.
She yelled for him to get out of her house, and police said the man fled out the rear door, heading east in the alley to a waiting vehicle, which drove away.
Nicholas could not give a description of the vehicle, but she described the intruder as a white man, about 20 years old, 5-foot-10 to 6-feet tall with a slim build and brown hair in a buzz cut. He wore a red T-shirt and dark pants.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call police at 668-8711. Anonymous tips for cash rewards may be made through Manchester Crimeline at 624-4040 or online at manchestercrimeline.org.
A blaring car stereo led to the arrest of a driver on several charges Tuesday including possessing a controlled drug.
About noon Monday, mountain bicycle patrol officers were at Pine and Valley streets when they heard a loud stereo and saw a car driving in their direction.
They signaled for the driver to pull over. The man turned on his directional signal, indicating he was going to comply, but police said he sped off, heading north on Pine Street and then turning east on Auburn Street.
Officers radioed dispatch and a patrol supervisor quickly spotted the car parking on Auburn Street, near Union Street, and detained the driver, identified as Julius Lane, 33, of 180 Beech St., as he got out of it.
Lane was arrested for operating a motor vehicle after suspension, second offense, and possession of two grams of suspected cocaine, which police said were found on him when he was searched at the police station.
A South Willow Street restaurant was burglarized early Tuesday morning, while about 90 minutes later police discovered an attempted burglary at a downtown restaurant.
Police said a burglar alarm sounded at 12:20 a.m. at Giovanni's Roast Beef and Pizza, 379 S. Willow St.
Someone threw a large rock through a front window to enter the business and then stole cash and change from a tip jar on the counter, and more change from the office area, police said.
About 2 a.m., mountain bicycle patrol officers discovered front doors propped open with a piece of wood at 917 Elm St. The doors lead into a vestibule and two other doors for Ate Doors Down and the Peking Garden.
Police said there was fresh damage to the door frame of Ate Doors Down, an apparent attempt to burglarize the restaurant, but entry was not made.
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ELVERSON Ś The 5th annual Chester County Blues Barbecue festival last week hosted by the Coventry Lions Club raised roughly $19,000 to benefit its service programs.
The event on Saturday featured music, art and food to more than 1,200 attendees, according to event organizers. Entertainment was provided by acts by Little Ed and the Blues Imperials, along with Nate Myers and the Aces and Voodoo DeVille.
The annual event, organized by the Coventry Lions Club, was held on the grounds of Wyndsor Farm in Elverson.
Ray Bentley, an event organizer from the Coventry Lions Club, said the estimated $19,000 was raised by barbecue ticket sales and sponsorships. He said the event allowed people to enjoy live music performances.
ōLive music is really becoming an endangered species,ö Bentley said. ōSo many people never have an opportunity to enjoy it and have come to think that the only way to experience music is through headphones.ö
Bentley said there is a ōspecial joy to music outdoors.ö He said he created the idea for the barbecue to ōbring that joy to some of those headphone listeners.ö
ōThe fact that this has grown to be such a great event and also a valuable fund-raiser has been very gratifying and I look forward for it continuing for many years,ö Bentley said.
The club hosted the first Chester County Blues Barbecue in 2010. It has raised more than $90,000 since then to support the ClubÆs service programs in Chester County.
Additionally, other charitable organizations in attendance at the barbecue raised funds for their own programs. Organizations included the Thorncroft Equestrian Center, the Honey Brook Lions Club and AlexÆs Lemonade Stand.
One of the primary programs to benefit from the event was the Lions KidSight Program, which screens preschool children for vision issues that can cause serious problems if not detected early.
According to club members, the Coventry Lions have tested more than 400 children in the area. They said the equipment purchased through the program has screened thousands of children in Chester County.
Members said the clubÆs current projects include a medical equipment loan program, holiday baskets for less fortunate in the community, support for free eye exams and glasses for the less fortunate individuals in the area, and an annual scholarship for an Owen J. Roberts high school graduate.
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SALEM - Grant funds totaling more than $28,000 will assist the Police Department in its efforts to keep local roadways safe.
During Monday night's selectmen meeting, Deputy Police Chief Shawn Patten shared details of the pending New Hampshire Highway Safety grants, which include $9,360 for DWI/DUI patrols; $6,864 for traffic enforcement patrols; $6,864 for red light running patrols and $4,950 to be used towards the departments Operation Safe Commute campaign.
Patten said the funds would be used, specifically, to finance 30 DWI patrols, 22 traffic enforcement patrols and expanded efforts monitoring the town's many intersections.
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The prop shopper
Date: March 10, 2010
by: Heidi Kurpiela | A&E Editor
Marlene Whitney walks at a breakneck pace, drives a station wagon with ample trunk space, wears a tape measure on her belt and is an expert bargain shopper. Her studio is the only dust-free corner in the Asolo Repertory Theatre's Scene Shop, a 15,000-square-foot warehouse.
The Asolo Rep's full-time property master, Whitney, 37, joined the staff two seasons ago. Her first show was "Barnum," a big-budget production and her most challenging project to date. The circus musical not only required 19th-century furniture, it called for an extraordinary number of juggle-friendly hand props.
"It was really intense," says Whitney, a native of Montreal, Quebec. "You never think the show's going to happen, but the shows always happens."
A graduate of University du Quebec à Montreal, Whitney studied performing arts and dreamed of becoming an actress. Although she left the spotlight years ago to pursue steadier work as a prop buyer and set dresser in Quebec's movie-and-commercial industry, her backstage resume is impressive.
While working on the set of an insurance commercial, Whitney fell in love with Sarasota and decided to extend her visa. Working as an aerial photographer, she flew in single-engine airplanes up and down the state, eventually landing a part-time gig working as a prop buyer and set builder at the Sarasota Opera.
When Whitney was hired to replace longtime Asolo prop master Cathryn Dashiell in 2008, she was finally ready for her first "office job."
"This is my first real job," says Whitney. "I love it. You go to work in the morning and you never know what's going to happen. Every time a new show comes up, it's like a breath of fresh air."
It can take anywhere from a month to six weeks to build a show. Whitney's job is to spend that time combing local thrift stores for furniture, props and linens that closely resemble the photographs and specifications provided by the set designer.
"I don't think people appreciate our exactitude," Whitney says. "They just see furniture on a stage. When I read a script, I extract all the props. And then I go to all the Goodwill and Salvation Army stores from here to Bradenton."
To stay under budget, Whitney will pull pieces from the theater's enormous prop inventory, currently stored in an aging warehouse behind the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport.
Still, many pieces are built from scratch — a time-consuming task that doesn't always pay off. Whitney mentions the Queen Anne dining-room table carpenters built for the 2008 production of "The Giver." The table was deemed superfluous before the show even opened and, like many props, was stowed away for later.
"It happens all the time," Whitney says, unperturbed. "This is not my first barbecue, if you know what I mean."
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A youngster from Kent has received the runner's up prize in the RSPB's Wildlife Explorers' Wildverse poetry competition.
Lizzie Mackevicius, 6, from Tonbridge, entered the wildlife charity's poetry competition with her poem 'Barden Lake' in the under-8s category.
A keen member of the RSPB's Wildlife Explorers, the charity's junior membership, Lizzie was inspired to write her poem about the lake she visits with her family.
She said, "I got the idea because the birds seemed unusual and I like the sights and sounds at Barden Lake. I share my bread with the birds and we talk to each other.
"We go there often, and sometimes ride our bikes there. I like nature because things come in all different colours and make different sounds."
Lizzie's brother Tommy, 7, is also enthusiastic about nature and contributed the line 'Seagulls snatching bread from the air' to the poem.
The RSPB's Wildlife Explorers youth group ran a competition for its members to write a wild poem about the nature they find around them through its magazine Bird Life. The competition winners received a Pure digital radio as well as getting their poems printed in Bird Life and read out on the Pure One radio station.
"When I heard that I was a runner-up in the competition I was really excited. I love being a wildlife explorer, it's excellent. I love Bird Life magazine and get really excited when it comes through the letterbox," Lizzie said.
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New Data Integration Software Speeds Adoption of Web Services; Contivo Automates Integration to Link Web Services and Legacy Systems.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 17, 2002
Contivo, Inc., the leading provider of automated data integration, today announced the release of the Contivo Enterprise Integration Modeling (EIM) Solution 3.5 to help enterprises integrate data faster and more effectively. Contivo's EIM Solution 3.5 is comprised of the Contivo Analyst(TM) and the Contivo EIM Server(TM), which work together to automate data transformation for application integration across multiple platforms. The new capabilities and platform support of EIM Solution 3.5 enable data integration across the enterprise, extending to legacy systems and Web services.
Contivo's EIM Solution 3.5 enables companies to realize the benefits of Web services, through simplifying the mapping of complex transactions by modeling and automatically generating transformations between native applications and SOAP (Services Oriented Access Protocol), or other Web services languages, schemas and protocols. Most data integration projects are still completed manually and are not reusable in creation or maintenance. Contivo dramatically improves the implementation and maintenance of enterprise-wide integration projects by automating data transformations between applications through the use of models. The technology analyzes and models the relationships between applications and automatically configures integration run-time code.
"Connecting new trading partners and buyers quickly is imperative to any successful exchange. Using Contivo's modeling technology we are able to exponentially reduce the mapping time for our integration project," said Sebastian Gass, director of solutions architecture at Trade-Ranger, a Web-based exchange for the energy and petrochemical companies. "We have to be ready to handle whatever type of enterprise software our partners use, and Contivo makes this possible. The model-based approach accelerates our customers' integration into the hub, allowing them to more quickly realize the benefits of the exchange."
In addition to providing interface modeling, automated mapping, and code generation, the Contivo EIM Solution 3.5 provides the ability to simulate transformations, giving customers full confidence that the maps produced will work inside the runtime environment as intended. Contivo EIM Solution 3.5 also offers expanded platform support, including native support for webMethods Enterprise, and Java transformations within BEA WLI.
"Companies spend countless hours and dollars on integrating internal departments and external partners, but with each new relationship, the goal of a streamlined business process moves farther away as the connections grow more knotted and complex," said Paul Koenig, vice president of business strategy at Contivo. "By automating the transformation of data between applications, Contivo's EIM approach helps companies take control of their integration projects and provides the capacity to grow their business incorporating their legacy systems and branching out into new channels such as Web services."
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WAYNE, NJ â JVC Professional Products Company, a division of JVC Americas Corp., today announced its collaboration with SpectraCal to create a custom calibration interface within the CalMAN Commercial software for the new DLA-RS60U and DLA-RS50U 3D-enabled D-ILA Reference Series projectors. The software will be demonstrated in the Demo Room at the 2011 HPA Tech Retreat®, the annual conference of the Hollywood Post Alliance trade association, which begins today in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
A new custom interface within the CalMAN Commercial software simplifies calibration of the new JVC DLA-RS60U and DLA-RS50U 3D-enabled D-ILA Reference Series projectors.
Calibrating projectors has generally been a complicated process using on-screen menus and a remote control. With CalMANâs Direct Device Control (DDC) interface, however, the process is as simple as adjusting the relative height of bars on a chart. CalMAN directly communicates with the JVC projector and measures the result of each change to achieve the desired result.
âThe new interactive interface streamlines the calibration process while providing full reporting for tracking results,â? said Gary Klasmeier, product engineering manager, D-ILA Systems, JVC Professional Products Company. âIt organizes the workflow into a consistent and repeatable procedure for a number of adjustments, which improves accuracy and efficiency.â?
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I'm back from my journey to Disneyland over the past three days - one of the best trips I've had in a while.
I took about 300 photos while I was there, but picked some of the best out (and edited them, as you can see) to post here for you guys.
Over the trip I was fortunate enough to experience an Indiana Jones breakdown, as well as ride the Matterhorn twice (apparently they needed to pull a car off the track so the ride wouldn't backup - they pulled my car off, we sat on the side for a bit, and they put us back on for another go around the track).
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There was an article in today's Globe about a ceviche restaurant in East Boston. I was in the neighborhood last weekend and had some great ribs at Uncle Petes BBQ..also saw a lot of taquerias and Central American places between Day and Maverick Sq. Look like a good venue for a chow event. I'm thinking a group of us could meet at Wood Island T on Sat AM..May 18..start with BBQ at Uncle Pete's and work our way down Bennington St to Maverick..stopping in as many different places as our stomachs can handle..possibly culminating at Santarpio's..Anyone interested? Also does anyone have any tips as to specific places to try..any Eastie chow specialists?
re: diski
Sometimes, amid the mad flurry of chowtips, people forget to say "hi" to new hounds who've come around. So....hi! Glad to have you.
Our Boston community is on the verge of reaching critical mass, and when that happens all deliciousness everywhere will be scouted with chowhoundish aplomb. Enjoy the ride and tell your friends. There are lots of hidden gems in Boston (and hidden strategies for navigating well-known gems), and together we can find them all!
re: Jim Leff
: ), thanks for the nice welcome!
re: Lindsay B.
Cool, Lindsay..At the dinner the other night, the hounds were discussing how much they enjoyed your posts, and were hoping you'd come to another dinner soon!
I, of course, will be there, carrying a large coffee, and trying to wake up! Below are two old posts about 2 Taquerias that I've heard mention of in numerous places, that were on my mental list..
re: galleygirl
And one more, from the Big Dog himself....
re: galleygirl
Good research..GG..I've saw all of these places..including the rotisserie chicken place..which was too crowded to even squeeze in the door...and Jim mentions the same place as the Globe article for Peruvian food...all within a short walk of the T stops.
Should be fun.
re: Jujubee
As long as we're doing a sub-thread for the green of eye, you can count me into that number. This is one outing I'll be truly sorry to miss. Of course, I was envisioning more of a Regina-Santarpio taste-off, but I would have enjoyed the taqueria tour as well...but I'm not a free woman until the end of the month...by which time I hope to have some ideas to toss out for the next collective chowdown.
Jujubee, you may be able to handle *soft* tacos by Day 2... ;->
re: C. Fox
Oh, I've visualized that one..
We start at Regina's; eat pizza..
Walk several blocks to Ernesto's Old World on Salem St, share random slices..
Walk several blocks to Haymarket Pizza, share random slices...
If it's Saturday, brief stop at Clam-on-the-Halfshell guy for clams....
Walk several blocks to Government Center, get Blue Line to East Boston, get pizza at Santarpios....
The beauty of this itinerary is that it is totally reversable, with a bar at each end to compare and contrast....
re: galleygirl
Sounds like a game plan to me. No reason why the pack couldn't run through Santarpio's on more than one occasion...it's worth it!
re: C. Fox
Well, I don't agree, but I'm perfectly willing to put it to the test, in the cause of greater chow! (and, I could be proven wrong...Hmmm, you, chuck s....)
Try Topacio (Salvadoran seafood) especially their sopa de mariscos (buttery tomato broth overflowing with fish and shellfish including 1/2 lobster, feeds 2 to four for about $15) and cilantro shrimp (lots of cilantro! lots of shrimp!). I can't remember the address, it's about a 5 minute walk north of Maverick Square. Or try the sopa de mariscos at the taqueria's (Cancun) too, but get there early. They often sell out by midday.
re: munchabunch
Hmmm, sopa de mariscos is high on my personal wish-list...Does that mean we have to start there, and work our way on the other direction? It sounds like a lovely breakfast!
I like 9lives proposed itinerary. I'm voting for breadth over depth on this quest. Scientists exploit the "cafeteria effect" to get rats to eat more in the laboratory. The more different kinds of food you offer, the more they can put away. The good news is, it works on people, too.
re: Lindsay B.
Am I the only one who simply cannot eat that much food? I'm done after barbeque, never mind trying to also cram in ceviche and various Mexican/Latin American foods.
re: Joanie
The virtue of doing a "Taco Trolling" like this with a pack of slavering hounds is that you get to sample bites of things, and share items so that you can maximize your tasting opportunites in proportion to the necessity of comsuming whole portions of anything...(Except for the sopa de mariscos, and I'm not sharing!!!)
Okay, I'm definitely in, and E is coming along also so that covers all the Spanish-speaking only places!
I'd love to join in as well. And I agree with Galleygirl (in response to Joanie) that sharing is the best antidote to being prematurely stuffed. I too am usually done after eating barbecue, but I can see a rib and a few bites of pulled pork as a fine tapas on the way to diverse other treats. (Plus the walking has to help keep our appetites up.)