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Coolmore Manor House - 5* on Wild Atlantic Way
Manor House | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 6
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Coolmore Manor House is a charming Georgian property on an elevated site with uninterrupted ocean views, overlooking Donegal Bay. It is self catering and available for rent on a weekly basis. The house is on 324m2, spread on three floors.
With breathtaking views overlooking Donegal Bay, Coolmore Manor House is a beautifully restored early 19th century Georgian Structure set on 12 acres of pasture land on the Wild Atlantic Way. It is an elegant "home away from home" where a contemporary ambience is combined with antique furniture and warm hospitality. Three beautifully restored, individually designed bedrooms all en-suite.
The Manor House has kept a lot of its original character with many period features (e.g. sash windows with original wooden shutters, high ceilings with ornate plasterworks, wooden floors, marble fireplaces, flagstone floors.) The Living Room, Study and each bedroom have stunning panoramic ocean views towards Donegal Bay, Slieve League and the Blue Stack Mountains.
On 324m2 and 3 floors the house consists of:
* three beautifully restored, individually designed double-bedrooms, all with ocean view and en-suite (with bathtub and shower).
The beds are 180cm x 200cm and have two separate boxspring matresses in two diffrent strengths. With eiderdowm duvets.
The bedrooms have a TV and DVD player.
* a living room with ocean views, open fireplace, TV and DVD player, a small library with books, DVD's, magazines and board games
* a countryhouse kitchen with a big table
* a dining room with open fireplace and a big antique dining table
* a wonderful, heated conservatory-lounge
* a utility room with washing machine, dryer, outdoor games and a separate toilet
* a study with ocean views
There is also a modern Apartment on 57m2 for two people - with all imaginable comforts-, that can be rented together with the Manor House (or on short notice also separately). It is also suitable for people with reduced mobility, as it only has one step at the entrance.
A spectacular asset to Coolmore Manor House is the Bellavista (viewing point) with stunning views - almost 360 degrees. It is the perfect place to enjoy a sunset, a sundowner or a nice Aperitif or simply to relax.
We are ideally located, within walking distance to the well known 3km long, wide, sandy beach of Rossnowlagh. Also in walking distance are restaurants, pubs, a small shop, post office and a Franciscan friary. It is also possible to get catered for, e.g. the popular lobsterdinner.
- Golf – there are several top golf courses within easy reach
- Fishing, Sea Angling - freshwater and seafishing
- Massages, Physiotherapy - in our own treatment rooms
- Horse Riding, Beachrides, Therapy with Horses for people with fears - on the property
- Hiking, Biking
- Surfing
- Sightseeing
Coolmore Manor House is classified 5 star by Failte Ireland, the irish tourist board. Coolmore Manor House is located 18km south of Donegal Town, 8km north of Ballyshannon on the Rossnowlagh Road R231 along the Atlantic Shore.
Luxury, relaxation and adventure awaits…
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|Sleeps up to 6, 5 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Rossnowlagh 1 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|200 m
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 3 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (3), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden
|Secure parking
The Donegal region
Coolmore Manor House is ideally situated on Ireland's beautiful Atlantic Coast (on R231 from Ballyshannon to Rossnowlagh) in the North West of the Green Island, just outside the ocean village of Rossnowlagh in County Donegal. Coolmore Manor House has breathtaking, uninterruped seaviews over the whole Donegal Bay, Rossnowlagh Beach and the famous Blue Stack Mountains.
With the car, Ballyshannon, Donegal Town, Sligo and Enniskillen are in close reach, as are the already mentioned Blue Stack Mountains, the two Blue flag beaches of Rossnowlagh and Bundoran. Murvagh Beach, Lough Erne and Slieve League, the highest seacliffs in Europe: they all invite you to hike, bike, surf or fish.
Rossnowlagh's 4km long, wide sandy beach as well as the famous Smuggler's Creek Inn Pub and several restaurants, a little shop, post office and the Franciscan Friary are all within short walking distance. However, a car is highly advised as Coolmore Manor House is in a rural location and outside of the major cities public transport is limited. Car rental is available at every airport and also in all bigger towns.
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Six people struck by BB pellets over 2 days in city
MANCHESTER - Six people were struck by BB pellets fired from a passing car over the past two days in the city. And, in a seventh incident, two children walking on Belmont Street Monday afternoon were shot at by a man in an SUV, although neither child was struck, police said.
At 4:50 p.m. Monday, Kenneth Reed told police he was walking on Main Street, near Manchester West High School, when he was struck by a BB pellet, according to Manchester Police Lt. Mike Hurley.
At 2:50 p.m. Tuesday, Paige Desmarais, 17, of Manchester, was hit in the leg by an apparent BB pellet as she was walking in the area of Notre Dame Avenue and Kelley Street, Hurley said.
She told police the shots were fired from a passing white, four-door sedan, operated by a white man waving an "Airsoft" gun with an orange-tipped barrel.
At 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, a man and woman were hit with pellets shot from a passing car as they walked east across the Bridge Street Bridge. Hurley identified them as Susane Belanger of Manchester, and Michael Holland of Hampstead.
About 30 minutes later at 4:15 p.m., Maureen Hinkle of Manchester was hit in the left torso by a pellet fired from a car on Cedar Street, Hurley said.
She said the shot was fired from a four-door, white sedan occupied by three men, ages 18 to 20.
Police said "336" were some of the numbers on the New Hampshire license plate.
A 55-year-old bicyclist, Peter Delamstro, of Manchester, was hit with a BB pellet Tuesday about 4:30 p.m. as he was pedaling south on South Willow Street. Police said he had a small red welt where he was hit.
A front-seat passenger in the suspect vehicle was described as being a woman about 25 years old with brown hair, streaked with light color. She had freckles on her face and wore blue shorts, police said. The man who fired the BB gun is described as being Hispanic, in his 30s, wearing a black, hooded sweatshirt and dark sunglasses, police said.
Anyone with information asked to call police at 668-8711.
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Casserly's NFL Tour Drops In on the JetsPosted by on May 20, 2011 – 9:31 am
If this is May, it may be time for the Charley Casserly spring tour. And in fact the NFL analyst for CBS, who also has been a contributor to NFL Network's draft coverage, was at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center on Wednesday, doing what he does at this time of year, which is to visit the league's current GMs, HCs and the teams they run.
I caught up with Charlie after he spent some quality time with Mike Tannenbaum, just to renew acquaintances with the courteous, professorial commentator (who, on a side note, was born in River Edge, N.J., not far from Bill Parcells' high school stomping grounds, and used to deliver the Bergen County, N.J., daily newspaper that I once worked for long before I got there).
My main idea was to find out what he liked in the T/Rex operation. It turns out he likes the Jets a lot.
"When I look at this team, I think you see two very aggressive personalities in Mike Tannenbaum and Rex Ryan, and I think that's why they've been successful," Casserly said. "Mike's been aggressive going after players, whether it's in the draft or free agency. Rex has the infectious enthusiasm and leadership, and he has a brilliant defensive mind, no question about it.
"Good teams have an identity, and this team's identity is they want to run the ball and they want to be aggressive on defense. And they're built that way."
Charley sees a lot of other things to admire about the Green & White:
Mark Sanchez — "He's done a good job for them here. If you're the Jets, you're happy with having Mark because every time he goes out there, you think you've got a chance to win. He only had one year in college as a starter so he had room to improve, he has improved and he'll continue to improve."
Top draft picks Muhammad Wilkerson and Kenrick Ellis — "They got the best player available in Round 1, which is the smart move. And they took two defensive linemen. You can't have enough good, young defensive linemen because if you can stop the run, they'll find a way to rush the passer here."
Fourth-round RB Bilal Powell — "I thought he was the best fourth-round pick in the draft. I really like this guy — a lot."
More Ryan — "I think he's learned a few things along the way about being more judicious about certain things he says. But Rex is a smart guy. When he says something, there's a plan there. This isn't a shoot-off-the-mouth thing, which is sometimes portrayed in the media. This is a smart guy with a purpose to what he says."
The Jets' chances ahead — "I have confidence they'll come out of this offseason in good shape for a couple of reasons. One, I don't think anyone questions whether the Jets will spend. And I can't imagine, as a player, why you wouldn't want to play here. You've got a coach that you love playing for, and you've got a team that's going to contend for the championship."
The Jets stop was part of the spring tour for Casserly, the former Redskins and Texans GM, who since 2007 has visited all NFL teams, with 10 to 12 of his stops coming in the spring months. This year's offseason schedule has been different for sure, but as Charley said before moving on to a visit with Schottenheimer in another part of the building, "I was a scout, so this is nothing. The difference between what I'm doing now and scouting is the thunderstorms."
Tags: Bilal Powell, Bill Parcells, Charley Casserly, Kenrick Ellis, Mark Sanchez, Mike Tannenbaum, Muhammad Wilkerson, Rex Ryan
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By Tom Spicer on May 20, 2011 | Reply
I always liked Casserly he tells it like it is & he make the right choice not the popular one. The guy knows what he is talking about. I remember when he was the GM of the Texans he was under BIG TIME pressure to take Reggie Bush & he did what he thought was best for the team. He took Mario Williams & did not worry about what everyone else thought. He wound up to be right Mario Williams is a stud & Reggie Bush wound up to be no more than a change of pace back. I also love what he says above about Mark, Wilkerson, Ellis & Powell
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on May 20, 2011 | Reply
I wish this former GM had executive power over the Jets — and as such could pay a visit to Schotty's office delivering the long-overdue pink slip that would remove him from the building entirely.
By 38 year fan on May 20, 2011 | Reply
Randy, I agree with Casserly ..I think this years draft was excellent for us …We got the help on defense we needed …I am feeling that this year , is the year , we finally get to the mountain top ……We got to find the way to keep our crew together ..Also on a side note Plaxico would be some great size out there on the fly routes ….
By wayne on May 20, 2011 | Reply
Totally disagree with the opinion that Rex always thought of the consequences before opening his trap. I'm sure he had a plan whenever he open his mouth, I question the thought process. I do agree he appears to have learned a few things along the way….There is more for him to learn. If bulletin board material is inconsequential, then a lota people in a lota industries have wasted a lota time on it….Hope he's right on the Powell pick…….Not a MS fan, but I said it before and I'll say it again, Jets can win a SB with this kid…..He needs to stop showing up late for work…Figure out why you start clicking in 2nd half of games, and FIX IT!!! Totally agree, can't have enough good DLs they cover whole bunch of ills….same for the OL.
By IRA on May 20, 2011 | Reply
Randy, I think Casserly is one of the better football minds around. I wasn't happy that he drafted M Williams but it showed he had the same smarts as Mr T to take the meat and potatoes type of player instead of going after the flashy Bush, Young and Leinhart. We all know how Brick and Williams have turned out. I have the same feel about Powell that he does. I think there is a lot of potential there. Did he make any comments on Kerley?
By Randy Lange on May 20, 2011 | Reply
Ira, I didn't go through all the draft picks with Charley. He mentioned the top three only.
By IRA on May 20, 2011 | Reply
Also glad to read those remarks about Sanchez. Maybe now some of the Radar people will feel better about Mark. I still don't understand how anybody can be down on him.
By wayne on May 20, 2011 | Reply
The Jets got better this off season without a doubt. All the talk of drafting WRs and Safeties made absolutely no sense. Dominate the line of scrimmage…….With all their picks, Belichick has done what he's always done, outside of his spygate years and when he was a coordinator, underachieved. Their draft is suspect…Mr. Casserly agrees with my expectation that Jets will get best of veteran and rookie FAs at positions of need. THOSE POSITIONS ARE NOT IN THE SECONDARY……………………This is the year the Jets take the division……….Wait a minute, whoa whoa whoa there cowboy. we're jumping ahead a little bit. Is there going to be a season? The way everybody is whining for football, you'd think 4 games have already been lost.
By Tom Spicer on May 20, 2011 | Reply
Wayne, Mark showing up late for work? Not sure where you got that one everything that comes out of Jet camp says he is a gym rat & he is the 1st one to practice & the last one to leave practice?
By IRA on May 20, 2011 | Reply
wayne, What are you talking about? They drafted 2 WR's and both are going to be on the roster with Kerley playing a big role in ST's and probably the #4 WR. AS for safety i think Pool finished strong and will re-sign. Still think they sign Lefeged as a UDFA.
I totally agree with you about the Pats draft and the Jets did get better and should win the division. They are the better all around team on both sides of the ball. Westerman is going to get his chance to show he can play. My only major concern is the RT spot as of today. I have a hunch that will change by opening day.
By Bob Kole on May 20, 2011 | Reply
reference to late to work meaning he is better in the second half than the first half. I.E late to work.
By Arte Olde School Section 327 on May 20, 2011 | Reply
I love it Randy! I should have thought of that.. The T-REX Operation!! Yes! Have never been so excited for a season, and confidentially so, with no where to go :-( This season is in jeopardy folks.. Of course eventually we'll get back to play, BUT WHEN? Am also sure we'll be fine. Everyone is struggling.. Greed, money, and ego's.. that's all.. There's enough to go around so let's just eat it and move on. Check out the video on Powell and what he's been through.. Can you say stud with heart!!! I remember on draft day they showed the Jet BrainTrust slapping high-fives very happy after drafting him.. Love what McKnight said as it applies to everyone on this team. "I'm ****ed off and motivated at the same time." Go JETS!!
By the real t.o. on May 21, 2011 | Reply
i think what waynes sayin is that sanchez needs to start stronger then he has. we need to stop playing like jets after halftime BUT PLAY LIKE JETS FROM THE FIRST KICKOFF TO THE END OF THE GAME! no doubt sanchez outshined roethlisberger in the AFC game. everything else just collapsed when we forgot how to tackle…i feel wilkerson and ellis(if he stays out of jail) will be unbelievable beasts on d and powell looks like a great rb. our draft was very productive to say the least….kerleys the new BS and mcknight may be extra chemistry for sanchez. mcelroy looks like a far superior backup to clemens but I dont wanna lose brunell just yet tho. he helped sanchez grow alot! GO GANG GREEN!!! THIS IS OUR YEAR!
By Jimmer on May 21, 2011 | Reply
Wayne, forget F/A's, we were in the final 4 again and we gotta lose one to sign one. Unless the rich vs. filthy rich thing goes away.
64 Tom, ease up on Shotty already. When Sanchez is throwing ducks, it's the qb's fault.When he's on his game, we light up the scoreboard. It's too easy to point a finger at the OC. Shotty is also under the same constaints he had under Mangini. Being pass happy is just not allowed.
By Jimmer on May 21, 2011 | Reply
Ira, I said after last years draft that Vlad will replace Woody. I'm sticking to that. I have no concerns anywhere on the OL. RB and CB are the only other areas I have no concerns at. Lefeged, I completely agree, if and when we're allowed to even speak with him.
My biggest concern is at LB. Alot of people are talking up Westerman, and he has shown flashes. But, like the rest of the LB core, there is a lack of speed, and, in 1 on 1 coverage, can only cover a granny with a walker. Harris is the best of the bunch, but even he got run down by a guy much larger and older.
Safety is a concern, but nothing like LB's.
By Row on May 21, 2011 | Reply
The Jets found run stoppers and people movers so we can utilize the linebackers that were basically underachieving with LB's at the end positions. There will still be trouble guarding TE's and slot guys, but I think the pass rush will be better. Kerley is probably a guy that doesn't dress much. I see him bunched in the log jam of WR's that are trying to get on the Jets. Best case scenario with him is if Holmes is gone and Braylon misses time.. Good luck to all the draftees though. I can't wait to see McElroy throw. Go Jets
By fred on May 21, 2011 | Reply
Tom, my guess is that Wayne wonders why it takes MS the 2nd half of most games to get going & not that he is late or lazy about studying the game plan ect. I would love to see this kid take a big step this yr by getting that comp % to 60 at least & score more red zone TD"s he does that we are going to have a special year.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on May 21, 2011 | Reply
Beg to differ, Jimmer, but being pass-happy is how most teams are winning these days. Rex's ground and pound talk is pure stone age and nobody's winning with it, not even the Jets when it counts. 'Course, that has to do with his NOT DOING IT when it counts, like at the goal line, but that gets back to Schotty. And getting back to Schotty gets back to his mediocre track record on pts scored, passing yds, and all that other stuff since 2006 that many folks have cited here. The fact is if the team wasn't in New York and didn't have Rex's big mouth at its service, folks would merely be talking about an improved team, not making SB predictions. To win the SB you gotta score in the 1st half and that goes for the whole O — but Schotty runs the O.
By IRA on May 21, 2011 | Reply
I thought the same about Ducasse too before camp and the preseason last year. I just don't see how he can be ready to play without getting in work this spring. Agree about the LB speed and coverage. I want to see Mauga and Westerman. While i want them to add some safety help i am not really too concerned as long as they can bring back Smith, Pool and Digs. And lets not forget about Cook who showed some promise on ST's last year.
By wayne on May 21, 2011 | Reply
Ira, do you really believe that either one of these receivers are going to be able to step in and replace Edwards….REALLY? You're not guaranteed nowadays that No. 1s can step in a do the job. You're telling me you expect these late round kids are gonna walk in and replace Edwards?…….Not happening: Start considering Ochocinco, Plax or Moss. A big name vet.The New York football jets are not going out like that…..Jimmer you're right………Fred that's exactly what I mean.
By wayne on May 22, 2011 | Reply
Jimmer, that means nothing. That final 4 deal might mean something in a normal year. This is not a normal year. Add to that the Jets have more FAs than anyone else. They will not keep them all. They will have ample oppty to make pickups.Addtnlly, time frame is extremely compressed so FAs will go fast so where they would in a typical year have to wait for what's left, that will not be the case this year. There will be no long drawn out event here. Jets say they want to keep them all, that's a lie. They've covered themselves at wideout,where they expect loses, so the the area of greatest need is LB. If there are top guys available in this area, the NY football Jets will be the first destinations. Final 4 or not,can't stand pat. Wink, wink Ira
By GaryC on May 22, 2011 | Reply
I made this comment one other time and got lambasted, if this strike continues do not be surprised if Slauson plays right tackle this year and Ducasse goes to left guard.Ducasse is not getting the reps with the ongoing strike,Slauson played tackle at Nebraska.at this stage cannot see Ducasse lining up against pass rushing defensive ends.
By matt on May 22, 2011 | Reply
Even with the great job Callahan has done with Ducasse, he is at least a year away from playing, IMO. Woody needs to be re-signed.
By fred on May 22, 2011 | Reply
I think this Kerley kid will absolutely be on the active roster as Brad Smith replacement whose money will most likely go to SH. Sanchez's buddy McNight has practice squad written all over him – they will sign a veteran WR if they do not sign BE
By IRA on May 22, 2011 | Reply
I said Kerley will have a role on ST's and probably will be the #4 WR. He is a slot guy and can't replace Edwards and all the talk about Plax, Moss, TO and Ocho it doesn't matter. None of them can replace what Edwards did for the Jets last year. And please don't just look at stats. Does anybody really think any those players can block the way Edwards did for the running game? They can't and they will have a hard time finding one. And how about all those balls over the middle Edwards caught and took big hits? Except for Plax Moss,TO and Ocho are not going to want to takes those hits.
By Tom Spicer on May 22, 2011 | Reply
In a recent post I put up what I think Marks stats will be next year. I do not think I was making projections I am saying worst case this is what he is going to do or better next year. I just wanted to touch on some QBS & what they have done in year 3 the year QB'S are supposed to "GET IT" 1 Rivers completion % up 5 percent, yards up 900, TD'S up 13, picks down 4 & rating up 22% 2 Ryan completion % up 4 percent, yards up 800, TD'S up 6, picks down 5 & rating up 11% 3 Cassel completion % up 3 percent, yards up 200, TD'S up 11, picks down 9 & rating up 24% 4 Brees completion % up 8 percent, yards up 1000, TD'S up 16, picks down 8 & rating up 37 percent. Next year for Mark with me taking the low end of all of the above numbers he will have
By Tom Spicer on May 22, 2011 | Reply
57% percent completion up only 2%, 3,700 yards up 400 yards but he did not play in the final game he would have had at least 200 in that game so really only up 200. 25 TD'S & rating up 10% to 85%.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on May 22, 2011 | Reply
I like your defense of Edwards, Ira, as it highlights that on SB-winning teams, or even SB-contending teams, it's not unusual and in fact is almost obligatory to have at least 2 and sometimes 3 great WRs. Look at GB and PIT last yr, NO and IND the year before, and Warner's ARI. Some Jet fans are so used to settling for overrated loudmouths like Keyshawn or underwhelming pairings like J-Co and an over-the-hill Coles that they seem to think a good TE is about all you need. Whether we can sign them or not, we need both Holmes and Edwards with Kerley adding more explosiveness across the board than Smith can and either Kerley or McKnight gradually taking over for J-Co, the oldest of our WRs. Anything less isn't the stuff of an SB caliber squad.
By IRA on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Gary, Nice idea but why mess with two spots?They will leave the left side alone. Slauson really played well and got better week after week as the season went on. No reason to mess up that chemistry. Its easier to re-sign Woody or Hunter to plug in at RT then start playing musical chairs on the o-line. Last time they did that was back in 96 and they opened in Denver and O'Donnell was running for his life.
By GaryC on May 23, 2011 | Reply
to all of the edwards and holmes fans, guys will always put out a little more when they are seeking that megabuck contract.let us see how hard they block when they are on a losing team with nothing to play for.that seperates the men from the boys and the ones who get to canton against the ones who don't
By wayne on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Ira, I NEVER LOOK AT STATS. If Edwards is gone, I think he will be, he cannot be replaced in any way shape fashion, by a rookie, no matter what his press clippings. He'll be playing men. Edwards and guys mentioned have an affect on a D long before the play starts that late round rooks won't. MS needs all the weapons he can get. If Edwards is gone and Smith gets big $$$ for his services, which I also expect, that Jets tender means nothing, Jets will be on the market. Jets don't get to keep EVERYBODY. Maybe one day MS will fully begin to show he can actually utilize all the weapons he's been given, but that time is not nigh and not yet……..THEY WILL BE ON THE MARKET FOR A NAME REPLACEMENT.
By Tom Spicer on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Next year Mark will have at least 25 TD'S last year Braylon had 7 TD'S this is a guy who had 16 one year with the Browns. He will have at least 8 next year. Holmes has had 8 TD'S in a year he had 6 last year in 12 games. Does anyone think he wont have at least 8 next year? In his 2nd year in the system & in a full 16 games. Keller had 5 TD'S last year he will have at least 6 this year. Mark has ran for 3 TD'S in both of his 2 years I will take 2 away & give him 1 for next year & Cotchery will have 3 TD'S. 8 for Braylon, 8 for Holmes, 6 for Keller, 3 for Cotchery & 1 run for Mark. 8 + 8 + 6 + 3 + 1 = 25 that is worst case. The D will be the same or better & so will the running game. So with Marks improvement what does this all add up to it
By Tom Spicer on May 23, 2011 | Reply
finally puts us over the top to win us a SUPER BOWL! We have had the D & the running game but this year we will have the QB to get it done anything short of making the SUPER BOWL is a failure.
By wayne on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Jimmer, throw out the final 4 idea. You have a different animal here. The Jets have more FAs than any other team in the Not For Long League. Time will be significantly compressed, so where there'd be some wait for the final 4, that changes here. Jets are going to lose guys. Some by choice, contrary to the propaganda by bro. T. Jets will have ample oppty to upgrade their greatest position of need, if players are available.Only question is, will teams just say, you know what, we might be better off keeping our own guys rather than trying to assimilate new players. Jets will still have first dibs on rookie FAs. And I expect that their focuc might lean a bit towards LBS where they're in need of fresh legs.
By Tom Spicer on May 23, 2011 | Reply
On the up side I see Braylon with 10 TD'S, Holmes with 10 TD'S, Keller with 8 TD'S, Cotchery with 2 TD'S & Mark with 30 TD'S & 4,000 yards With the talent they have are the above numbers really out of reach? Not only are they not out of reach but there is a real chance of it happening next year & not in year 4 for Mark Braylon & Holmes have the talent to be 10 TD per year WRS & Keller has the talent to be a 8 TD per year TE. 10 + 10 + 8 = 28 putting Mark on the cusp of 30 TD'S per year every year going forward weather it be Cotchery getting the other 2 or it be him just running for 2 a year But 30 TD'S is what I am looking for next year with a worst case of 25 Also at least make the SUPER BOWL or win it all depending on how much he improves
By GaryC on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Ira, woody at this stage is past his prime and Hunter will probably get better offers to start.At this point I would rather have Slauson at tackle handling the top rushers than Ducasse.At guard you have help from tackle and center but when you are tackle if tightend does not chip you are on a island.to believe Ducasse is up to that task now without the reps do to the strike is taking a lot into account,Sanchez might feel better with Slauson at tackle to.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Thanks, GaryC, for commenting on something I've said several times, which is that there's definitely some appeal, even to big-ego guys like Holmes and Edwards, in playing for a team that's been in the Top 4 two yrs in a row, is led by a coach that players around the league love and want to play for, has money to spend on big players, and is willing to spend it.
By GaryC on May 23, 2011 | Reply
It is funny about how fans are making predictions when really you don't even know what players are on the team.maybe we have rice and ocho instead of edwards and holmes, just saying.when camp finally opens who knows what the team is going to look like.I am sure contracts are signed and teams know who they got.
By IRA on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Tom, Could you just see Edwards ending up in Foxboro with Brady and we end up with Moss? What a nightmare that would be.
By 38 year fan on May 23, 2011 | Reply
We need Edwards , Holmes ,and J Co, all three minimum . All 3 are Quintessential to a run at it all ..Our goal is a championship right ? In fact , it would be nice to have Plaxico thrown into the mix as well .
By 38 year fan on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Tom's right about Schotty too ..Time to step up …It's Go big or go home …It's time to shake the Schottenheimer familly curse , and win it all …2nd place is not enough ..
By matt on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Agree with Gary C on being leery of stats put up in a players walk year. On the other hand, no WR ever made it to Canton for their blocking.
I don't see why the Jets can't re-sign both WRs. They cut their budget last year by $20-30-Million, didn't they? And there was a lot more coming off this year I believe.
By 38 year fan on May 23, 2011 | Reply
We gotta get Keller more involved on Goal line . And we gotta run Goal line alot better ,As a Whole . We have to make that section of the playbook Routine ….
By 38 year fan on May 23, 2011 | Reply
As far as the Defense ,..we gotta attack off the Ends ,…we have no pass rush …Unacceptable..We cannot allow a slow Rothlesburger to escape …That is not going to do it ..Without a pass rush we are not going to win it all ..That is just a fact
By gmany3k on May 23, 2011 | Reply
I got your Back Shotty against all odds the best players are on defense unlike when we were younger . that is one reason for all the passing teams besides the owners want points on the board to get the butts in the seats. it wasn't too long ago when we used to complain that you cann't have two RB's in the back field splitting carries , now we have 3 of them back there and none of them can break the game open for if they could we would have been champs. this is football not cherry picking horse race .
By Matt on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Sources say the jets are interested in Randy Moss, say it ain't so! lol
please guys, keep edwards for the vertical threat, the guys not selfish and arrogant like moss, and you must keep Santonio Holmes. I would hate to do it bu we jet fans are willing to let brad smith go. I would rather have cromartie go, not b. smith. But please do keep edwards and holmes, no MOSS!!!
By wayne on May 23, 2011 | Reply
Ira, when one of those wideouts arrive, remember I said it here first.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on May 24, 2011 | Reply
I certainly agree, Ira, that Moss, no matter how great he once was, would be a step down from Edwards. Thanks, 38 year, for the props on both the need for world-class WRs and an OC who doesn't tolerate more than one or two games in a row with no first quarter points. I really don't understand the constant defense of Schotty by Jet fans who've been around for his whole tenure. Maybe it's some weird indirect way of defending Rex on his minimal skill, knowledge, and command of the O. I must say, I'd like to see more of the tough questions that Rex faced on the ESPN site over here.
By IRA on May 24, 2011 | Reply
Gary, Thats right Hunter will get good money and thats why Woody will probably be back. Once agin trust me they don't need to start shifting players around on their OL.
Wayne, Since Feb i have been saying Plax will be a Jet if they lose Edwards. They most likely would've signed him in 09 if he didn't go to jail.
Look at it this way. It should cost them about 15-18 per year to keep both SH and BE. Is that too much money to invest in 2 WR's? Probably but we are still dealing with a young QB who still has room to improve. Why mess the chemistry up?
The other side of that was they won and Sanchez was sharp early last year except for the Balt game when they handcuffed Sanchez. And that was with SH out. Keller is really like having another WR.
By IRA on May 24, 2011 | Reply
So they decide to go that way and bring in an aging veteran for 1 year to complement Holmes. Keeep in mind they still have to sign Harris to a long term deal too after this year if the tag sticks. If it doesn't then maybe they have to sign him now. So i understand they really can't commit too much money to one position.
After all this rambling on i suggest the owners and players fire all their attorneys and go to the Roscoe Diner and gets things done so we can have football on time.
By KW65Fan on May 24, 2011 | Reply
Oh my Lord….imagine that….Moss…or Ocho on the team….it would be a never ending who can talk the loudest….with Bart and Cro….bickering…blah..blah…blah. They would surely knock Rex from the headlines…maybe thats a good thing…LOL. Just read an article where with the players filing law-suits…anything being done at negotiating table is nil. Playing waiting game on where these suits bring to the owners…with nothing being done…and any decision not til mid or end of June. If any…then appeals…then more delays…I can see training camp starting Sept….league play starting October-Nov…and ending with SB in March…sickening….Maybe a good thing…Nothing on in feb and March….
By Tom Spicer on May 24, 2011 | Reply
No Moss, No Plax & No TO I do not want any of these guys. If we can not resign Braylon & Holmes or get someone else besides the above 3 I would rather go with Cotchery, Pat Turner, Brad Smith, Kerley & McKnight. The Jets can just run the ball 600 times for all I care. No cancer in the clubhouse!
By GaryC on May 24, 2011 | Reply
who wants Moss, guy does not go over middle, Patriots offense was better without him, sidney rice is better than moss, holmes and edwards, bring him in, he also does not have the diva mentality.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on May 24, 2011 | Reply
Sanchez wasn't too sharp in the Green Bay game, Ira, and until he simply does not have games as terrible as that one and vs. Baltimore, he's far from one of the better QBs in the league. I agree that holding onto both Holmes and Edwards for the next few years would help him, though, and so it's clearly worth spending the money to do that. And there's an article today that has Harris saying he expects to sign a long-term contract with the Jets, so maybe that's going in the right direction too.
By uncle joe on May 24, 2011 | Reply
NFL cancels rookie symposium, Nice move owners. Cancelling something scheduled for the end of June is a clear sign to the Players that unless they take a deal,THERE WILL BE NO PAYCHECKS. CHECKMATE! They know they will get the rule in their favor June 6th. Take these Players Down Town ChinaTown,Baby!
By wayne on May 24, 2011 | Reply
Tom Spicer, my comment was about what MS does in games. And there are no doubts about his 2nd half arrivals. That's gotta get fixed.Ira, please with the late round WRs drafted to cover themselves in case…That's not what I was talking about…..Reality check will take place the first time they actually have to navigate thru Belichick's secondary. till then they're just a couple of late round pickups. Buffalo and MIA are no slouches back there either.Tom Spicer….LOL, the Jets went "all in" lontime ago.Ring or bust. ..Best thing for the Jets would be to have Edwards give them a discount. Smith, can't see him back. It's time for him to get paid and an expanded role. He's earned it. Won't happen here. If one marquee WR goes one will come.
By wayne on May 24, 2011 | Reply
How do you guys know that the Jets aren't thinking, "as soon as we give Edwards that big contract he wants, how do we know he's not gonna get the dropsies again?'……………………..You guys will forget every complaint against Moss the first time he makes one of his one handed stabs for 80yds and a score. personally, I would prefer Ocho. This is all conjecture, but if Edwards goes, someone is coming. No if and or but. Holmes, Cotch and bunch of rooks won't do……..Moss wants a ring. He might come even if stays……That would be a nightmare for the entire league.
By GaryC on May 24, 2011 | Reply
moss continues to spout his love for belichek and patriots and they don't want him.we are not on hard knocks this year so we don't need any supporting actor roles for ratings.the ship has passed mr. moss, please a continuation of bringing in guys passed their prime.Look as good as the jets drafting has been they still have come up with some stinkers,and that is why we have to continually hear names for guys who are done.green bay signs college free agents like frank zombo and sam shields who make contributions to their super bowl team.
By IRA on May 25, 2011 | Reply
wayne, Edwards from day one in camp last summer was one of the most consistent players they had all year. I know they can't keep everybody but he is not going to be easy to replace. Whoever they bring in will not be able to do everything he could. The big thing is his ability to block in the running game which is so key. Let me ask everybody this question. Besides Plax who can make the catch Edwards did at the end of the Colts game?
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on May 25, 2011 | Reply
Holmes and J-Co can make that catch as far as the Jets goes, Ira, and for non-Jet FAs Vincent Jackson and Malcolm Floyd as well as James Jones and maybe Sidney Rice. Moss, TO, and Ocho make it on a good day but no one knows how many of those they have left or how many bad days their egos and attitudes will also produce.
By GaryC on May 25, 2011 | Reply
Sidney Rice, Ira.
By Tom Spicer on May 25, 2011 | Reply
Wayne, I dont think the Jets went all in a long time ago cause you do not go all in with a rookie QB. If they where going all in the would have done anything & everything to bring Favre back for a 2nd year. Mabye Rex's mouth makes you think that the jets where all in but not with a rookie QB. Who thought the Jets where going to win the Super Bowl 2 years ago NO ONE!
By uncle joe on May 25, 2011 | Reply
Personally I think TO and Rex Ryan would go great together. I know TO is a pain,but he just wants to win. I think he is the most complete WR of the bunch.He had a very good season on a team that is in SHAMBLES. I think he would give you the most for your money and would jump at the oportunity to play in NEW YORK,win a Ring and go right to TV.
By uncle joe on May 25, 2011 | Reply
That said,I would still LOVE if the Jets got Stuckey back. Trunsnick and Elam are,I believe,free agents too!
By Tom Spicer on May 25, 2011 | Reply
The Jets need to make Braylon the priority over Holmes & this is why. If we lose Braylon we gave up a 3rd & a 5th round pick to rent a WR for a year & a half & we will get nothing back in return. Holmes is a restricted free agent we gave up a 5th round pick for him. The tender placed on him was a 1st & a 2nd or a 1st & a 3rd I dont remember. For arguments sake lets say its a 1st & a 3rd. If we resigned Braylon & went into next year with Braylon, Cotchery & Keller. I would be okay with that having 2 1st, a 2nd & 2 3rd round picks next year.
By wayne on May 25, 2011 | Reply
Tom Spicer,. Favre left because of Rhodes and employee #20.Jets wanted him back and Rex wanted him. I predicted Rhodes n Jones wouldnt be long for Jets. When all the experts said Favre would retire, I predicted he wouldn't. Correct again. You think they wanted him to rebuild. They have a playoff ready team and went after a rookie QB because in their opinion, he was a franchise QB and their best option, an overreach in my opinion. Fact is they have a vet filled team and went out and picked up a bunch of risky players on one year deals. What do you think that was for exactly? The long haul maybe? They're beginning now to adjust that approach again and this year is the start of that process. Your boy, MS lucked into playoff team.
By wayne on May 25, 2011 | Reply
Spicer, I know having Moss join your team would feel awful to you…..for a short while, but don't try to rewrite the facts in hopes of rationalize why your team shouldn't want him…..your headcoach has been guaranteeing championships for 2yrs now. What you think he's building for? The future is now…..ALL IN NOW,YESTERDAY, YESTERYEAR……….How anyone would pick Edwards over Holmes, I do not understand. Last big contract Edwards got, he spit the bit….Holmes has done nothing but produce on the field. As far as the off the field stuff, that'S a wash between them….Look at their numbers, Holmes having played 4 fewer games………..Like it or not, SOMEBODY'S GOING, SOMEBODY IS COMING….Holmes is staying.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on May 26, 2011 | Reply
wayne, thanks re TJ and Rhodes, whose careers multiplied by 20 don't come close to Favre's, shooting off their mouths in public about him. Had they not, we might've had Favre for another yr — the yr he was awesome on MIN — and tutoring Sanchez. Rhodes was a poser since about his 2nd season with us, but I never understood why all this talk about TJ as such a great leader continued for a moment after he opened his mouth about Favre. The only thing TJ has led in for the last couple of yrs is amount of 1- and 2-yd carries per game. I doubt he'll be any factor on KC at all next yr, whereas LT still has enough left to contribute strongly and mentor our young RBs, and without blathering on like TJ about his awesome body (yeah, with dead legs).
By Tom Spicer on May 26, 2011 | Reply
Wayne, Holmes has a very slight edge over Braylon & if my choice is keep Holmes & lose Braylon & get nothing in return. Or keep Braylon & lose Holmes but get a 1st & a 3rd round pick for Holmes hands down & I think anyone in there right mind would agree BYE BYE HOLMES!
By wayne on May 26, 2011 | Reply
Tom 64, thank you. I Itotally agree. I predicted before that season Favre would not only come back but also have a great year and he did. The old man did that just to show everybody in NY what they coulda had. Imagine if he had that year for Rex. We're still waitin on those guarantees Rex.


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The unions representing about 200 workers at two Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS)-owned coal-loading terminals at Australia's port of Newcastle have called an-eight-hour strike on Friday, demanding "a fair agreement".
The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) said on Tuesday the strike will begin on Friday at 06:30 hours Sydney time and last until 14:30.
"We continue to keep the door wide open for a fair agreement," said Ian Bray, assistant national secretary of the MUA.
"But we are also going forward with a steady campaign of legally protected action as well as a broader strategy to bring justice to our members."
The eight-hour strike is an escalation on the previous four-hour stoppage, which took place on 15 May (see CSD 10 May 2013). PWCS has yet to respond to a request about how much the four-hour stoppage affected the loading of coal onto vessels. The company had previously said it would employ temporary staff to cover the gap.
Prices at free on board (FOB) Newcastle physical and swaps markets have yet to really react to the strike. FOB Newcastle June-loading cargoes are bid higher than July and August, but this has been the case for some time. The strike action in Australia has been overshadowed in the Pacific Basin by reports the Chinese government is set to ban the import of coal with a calorific value of less than 4,540Kcal/kg NAR, sulphur content of not more than 1%, and an ash content of not more than 25% (see CSD 17 May 2013).
If the ban goes ahead, the Australian coal market could be one of the beneficiaries of a likely switch away from Indonesian coal by Chinese buyers.
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Data from the Hunter Valley Coal Chain Coordinator (HVCCC) shows that coal received into the three Newcastle terminals - including the Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group (NCIG)-owned terminal - was down considerably in the week ended 19 May.
Over the seven-day period, coal moved into the three terminals was down 63% from a week earlier at 1.1m tonnes. However, the reduction in throughput is linked to major maintenance work which took place on the rail lines that transport coal into Newcastle. No major work is planned for this week.
Coal shipped from the three terminals was down 20% in the week ending 19 May, according to Newcastle Port Corporation. About 1.6m tonnes of coal was shipped from the two PWCS terminals, according to HVCCC data. This is also 20% below what was shipped from the PWCS terminals a week earlier.
Coal stocks at the two PWCS terminals have dipped under 1.0m tonnes for the first time in about five weeks. NCIG does not release such information for its coal stocks.
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- For fast, easy attachment and release of 3 - point implements
- Operator can engage and secure the implement from the tractor seat
- Heavy duty steel construction
- Fits most category 1 tractors
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- Includes 7/8" mounting pins and adapter bushings
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Power:50 hp recommended maximum
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What is the height/vertical range min/max between the bottom of the lower hooks and bottom of the upper hook??
Does the hitch come with the top link adapter bracket?
It is a U (or small letter h)shaped bracket that pins to the top of the hitch and allows you to use non standard height implements (or those with something in the way of the top hook).
It is a U (or small letter h)shaped bracket that pins to the top of the hitch and allows you to use non standard height implements (or those with something in the way of the top hook).
Does this come with a instruction manual of any type and does it come with a set of bushings to use to hook up and implement to it?
Best Answer: Yes there is a little sheet of directions, and bushings do come with it. If you are going to hook it up to a King Kutter tiller it does not fit. It is to thick to fit in between the frame and pin. I haven't used it on any thing else. So If you want to buy mine, it is for sale.
I have an IH3688, a little over 100 HP, this is the hitch that fits the wood chipper I want to use it for. The rating says "for under 50 horsepower" So can I not use this hitch for my chipper? The cat2 and 3 hitches are too wide to hook up my chipper. Any suggestions friend?
Best Answer: I don't have a large tractor, just a 36 hp compact. You said it will fit your chipper. Did you also measure to be sure it will fit the 3-pt. hitch on the tractor? Look at the height of the PTO versus the height of the quick hitch. The guard on the PTO shaft on mine rubs a bit when in the full down position with the mower deck. If all those measurements look good, I don't see whey you can't use it. The hitch is very sturdy and will definitely pick up your chipper. I have wrapped a chain around the top hook on mine and pulled small stumps with it! Hope this helps.
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seaside dining
I have been ordered to take myself out to dinner. Apparently I don't do enough nice things for myself. I'm thinking seafood and I'm thinking, to make it a real treat, some place where I can sit on the water. I would love a place that's got more than the usual classic boiled/broiled seafood side of fries fare. Perhaps a place like Lure but on the water, Brooklyn or Long Island maybe. Accessible by public transportation (MTA/LIRR/ some sort of ferry if need be) Suggestions? (I've heard about the Nautical Mile in Freeport might be good. Many restaurants but all seem in that boil/broil/fries realm. Please alert me if I'm wrong)
Pier 95 right next to the Nautical Mile might do it for you, everything I've had there is perfect (never noticed anything fried).http://www.pier95.com/
there's not one place on the nautical mile i would recommend which is a shame since it's great area. someone with some smarts and a good chef could make a killing there. it's been a while so maybe something good has opened.
i would head to nautical mile, some good fish places & lil pubs/bars. plus its fun to walk around on a nice day - there are ice cream shops & mini golf.
otherwise theres always long beach
My wife and I went to the Nautical Mile a number of years ago. We had recommendations to guide us and drove up and down trying to find the "best". Granted, location is no reliable indicator but with only word of mouth to guide us we made our decision. Not terrible, but not recommendable either and I rather sense that this is just a street with a lot of fishing boats near. We never returned and don't regret that decision. I know the request was for "recommendations" and this is not; just take it as a negative comment for the Nautical Mile.
The best places for a water view are in Westchester, IMHO. Half Moon in Dobbs Ferry, and Harvest in Hastings. (Same mamnagement) These are a few steps from the Metro North RR Station in both towns. Food is very good, and the view, well, at HM you are practically IN the water, rather than on it. Harvest has a beautiful garden in a rustic-style modern farmhouse building. HM is priced a bit lower than Harvest, but the food at both places is very good, lots of innovative seafood choices. (My fave is the "angry calamari" salad at HM!
Half Moon
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This seems like more than a dining question but one about some Rest and Recreation, R&R. Plan a weekend when it gets a little warmer and make reservations for that weekend at a nice place like the Gurney's Inn or the Montauk Yacht Club. Take the LI railroad out to Montauk and they will have a courtesy van take you to the resort. There are many seaside dining establishments, some plush and some with 'atmosphere'. Sample many of them and do something nice for yourself.
re: Fred19
BTW, where did you wind up last summer when you asked exactly the same question, liagd?
re: menton1
Oddly, Mention1, someone recently revived this thread from last July. So it wasn't that I asked the question again. I went to Rachel's Waterside Grill. You can see my review here http://www.yelp.com/user_details?user...
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By Sarah Borchersen-Keto, CCH Washington News Bureau, Contributing Author, the CCH Federal Banking Law Reporter.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has approved a notice of proposed rulemaking March 29, 2011, that implements the credit risk-retention requirements of the Dodd-Frank Act, including guidelines for exempting qualified residential mortgages. The proposed rulemaking will be issued jointly by the FDIC, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Federal Reserve Board, Securities and Exchange Commission, Federal Housing Finance Agency and Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Will Greenwich Council's new boss be the same as the old boss?
So, last week, Chris Roberts said his farewells as Dear Leader. I'm told he was still in his office at Woolwich Town Hall as the minutes ticked down until the end of his reign at 7pm last Wednesday. And as the effective editor of the council's weekly newspaper, Greenwich Time, he got to pen his own farewell.
In case you were wondering, "leave this world a little better than you found it" is a quotation from Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of the Scout movement.
More telling, though, from a politician closely associated with huge building projects, is "make no small plans, for they have no power to stir men's souls". That's attributed to Daniel Burnham, a US architect who worked on some of the world's earliest skyscrapers, including New York City's Flatiron Building. Something to remember when Berkeley Homes' huge towers start to loom over Woolwich in the next few years.
Possibly more telling than that, though, is a revealing comment he made at his final full council meeting in March, which you can listen to below. He's heavily tipped to end up in some consultancy or advisory role, so until he re-emerges, let's leave this as the last word.
He was paying tribute to departing councillors. But it was pretty clear he wasn't talking about them when he said: "The service of the public is a noble calling, whether you're doing it as a councillor or as an officer. No-one in a democracy does it for the money. It can be long, it can be tiring, but as we all know, it can be rewarding.
"It can result in people delving into your personal lives, and as we all know it's full of journalists, bloggers and tweeters who think that your moral compass and motives are as base as theirs sometimes seem to be – and that public works and public good are something to be denigrated by those who seek to pursue them [sic]."
That was then, this is now.
The Dear Leader is no more, so congratulations and welcome to Denise Hyland as the new Greenwich Council leader, as trumpted by – where else? – Greenwich Time.
It's lucky for Hyland that one of the more controversial projects under her past watch as regeneration cabinet member, the botched refurbishment of the Greenwich and Woolwich foot tunnels, is finally nearing completion. Indeed, she'd also been saddled with fronting the council's Bridge The Gap campaign to build the Silvertown Tunnel and a bridge at Gallions Reach – in spite of opposition from her own party.
The party members' opposition meant Labour's position in May's election was subtly different. "Bridge The Gap is dead," one Labour source insisted to me during the council election. And, indeed, look at what the Labour manifesto said…
A little bit of wiggle room emerged. And Labour candidates were telling people on the doorstep that things had changed. Here's Stephen Brain, now Peninsula ward councillor, on 23 April.
But on 24 April, despite what was in the Labour party manifesto, here's what Denise Hyland was telling Boris Johnson, responding to his London Plan…
Was Denise Hyland just following orders? Here she is from the News Shopper last week:
"I'm saying that we need a package of river crossings, absolutely we do.
I'm not going to get drawn into over whether we'll accept or refuse a single crossing. I want to work with my colleagues, my Labour colleagues in the majority group and get a consensus after we've seen the proposals."
That sounds like Bridge The Gap is still alive.
"Of course I'm concerned about air quality. I think it's obviously a very difficult balance. If we actually look at our figures, 85 per cent of people thought we needed additional river crossings. 76 per cent wanting Silvertown, 73 per cent wanting a bridge at Gallions. People seem to think that doing nothing is not an option."
Let's not forget that Greenwich Council tried to rig that consultation, of course. Perhaps the new chief whip, one Stephen Brain, needs to get his leader into line…
Generally, the News Shopper interview seemed to promise more of the same than anything new. When asked about opening up the council, she said "I obviously want ward councillors to be frontline councillors, they're the representatives of the council in the community and they represent their people and its for them to channel people's voices through to the council" – ie, they should do their job. From this early interview, don't expect any move away from the current top-down decision-making any time soon.
Then again, her Greenwich Time "interview" talked up the importance of listening to communities – since the Shopper's piece went up on the website on Friday, shortly before GT goes to press, I can't help wondering if the piece underwent a hasty rewrite as the introductory paragraph doesn't match the headline. After all, Hyland is now the effective editor of GT…
It's early days, and Hyland has to get her feet under the table first. While Roberts' chief executive, Mary Ney, remains in place, big changes are probably unlikely – although a new cohort of Labour councillors will want to make their presence felt.
But who has her old job of regeneration cabinet member, the most important on the council?
Curiously, the job didn't go to an big hitter such as Jackie Smith, John Fahy or David Gardner – but to Danny Thorpe, the 30-year-old Shooters Hill councillor best known for spending a year of his first term in office in Australia. When a skint Thorpe had to return to London after six months to attend a council meeting to avoid a by-election being triggered, the council's Labour group had to pay his air fare.
Thorpe, who used to work in events management for Hackney Council, will be juggling his cabinet portfolio with teacher training at a primary school in Dartford. You could always try to follow him on Twitter, but his profile's locked. Mind you, the last time I saw it, it was full of photos of him and singer Beverley Knight.
Hyland and Thorpe are also both on the planning board along with ex-deputy leader Peter Brooks and ex-chief whip Ray Walker – so the old guard are still represented there.
There are other new faces in the new cabinet. Highly-rated newcomer Sizwe James takes business, employment and skills, while fellow new councillor Chris Kirby gets housing. Miranda Williams, in her second term, joins the cabinet as member for cultural and creative industries. Returning councillor David Gardner takes health and adult social care.
Maureen O'Mara stays in the cabinet, taking community wellbeing and public health; while Jackie Smith also stays in the cabinet, but loses her highly-praised role in charge of children's services to take on community safety and environment. John Fahy now takes on children's services as well as being deputy leader. The "Greener Greenwich" portfolio (created by Roberts after the Greens broke through as an electoral force in 2006) has been dumped, with Harry Singh talking charge of customer and community services.
Cynics never the changed the world, so this website won't be writing the new team off just yet. Denise Hyland and her team need to prove they are better than the unravelling shambles that came before them – and they'll need to pick up some of the pieces, too.
Of course, Greenwich councillors should be held to account for past actions, but those actions may not necessarily be an accurate prediction of the future. It'd be good to see a review of past contracts signed with developers – as Hammersmith & Fulham's new Labour administration is carrying out after usurping a Tory regime that also looked a bit too close to builders – but frankly that won't happen.
Those who kept their head down and did as they were told under a bullying, stifling regime need the chance to find their feet and prove to us they can make a difference. The way Greenwich borough is run desperately needs to change – will they be the ones to deliver?
PS. Former Labour councillor Alex Grant has started a blog – and if you've made it down this far, his first post will be essential reading. Former Tory councillor Nigel Fletcher has also returned to being a digital scribe, and his account of losing his seat is also well worth reading.
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I am only going to say a couple of quite short things – I note that you ignore my still continuing blog, which I will start to put sensible things on, but at the moment I am too busy producing leaflets and setting up campaign meetings.
With regard to change in the Council, we have of course been here before – the great revolution of the early 1980s which was planned and plotted and which changed the culture and direction of the council for nearly two decades. Three of those involved are still on the Council and I'm glad to see they have all got offices to fulfil this time round. It was my bad luck to stand, and lose, in the 1980s and then to finally be elected exactly when the structure of the Council changed in a way that eventually side lined backbenchers – together with a centralising regime which both stifled initiative and cut off sources of information. It has been even worse luck to be thrown out by Peninsula Ward when I might, at last, have had the chance to do something. However, I do have some ideas.
I also want to say that personally I never had a problem with Chris. I had come on the Council having had many run-ins with him over many years with in my job and in the party. I shared a ward with him for eight years and rather to my surprise he was fine, and it was not him who did the bullying Like all of us he is a complex person, but very very bright.
No doubt you will hear from me again.
I am concerned about Ms Hyland's reference to "a package of river crossings" and welcome the apparent announcement by Mr Brain (hi Steve) of his opposition to the Silvertown Tunnel. I do hope that this is not just because it would be in his back yard. I too, do not want a thumping great road through my own back yard. I participated in opposition to the ELRC (including providing written evidence to the Enquiry about footpaths across Woodlands Farm) and to the Thames Gateway. Plans for a crossing at Gallions are rearing their ugly heads again and I fear that Silvertown may be just a red herring.
…and what is Mr Thorpe's stance on river crossings, bearing in mind both his new role and his proximity to Shooters Hill?
Seriously, the regeneration lead is a 30 year old trainee primary school teacher, whose other work experience was organising events for a council? I am waiting for the Local Authority version for The Thick of It and I wonder where they will go…..
You mean The Thick of it wasn't a documentary based on every council you ever knew?


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PLAYERS: Johnny Sauter, Parker Kligerman, Nelson Piquet, Kyle Busch, James Buescher, Brendan Gaughan, Ron Hornaday, Justin Lofton, Matt Crafton, Joey Coulter, Todd Bodine, Aric Almirola, Timothy Peters, Ryan Sieg, Miguel Paludo, Cale Gale, Brandon McReynolds, Ron Hornaday Jr., John Wes Townley
For a Yankee from Wisconsin, Johnny Sauter is fast developing an affinity for the Lone Star State. Passing Parker Kligerman with 10 laps left, Sauter won Friday night's Winstar World Casino 350 Camping World Truck Series race to claim his second victory of the season. Both of Sauter's wins have come at the 1.5-mile Texas Motor Speedway. Sauter finished 2.199 seconds ahead of Kligerman, who came home second. Nelson Piquet Jr. ran third, followed by Kyle Busch and Ty Dillon, who trimmed six points off series leader James Buescher's advantage with two races left in the season. Sauter roared past Piquet, the polesitter, on Lap 100 and quickly began to stretch his advantage. The margin reached nearly three seconds, but soon the handling of Sauter's truck began to deteriorate, and Kligerman cut the edge to less than a second before the lead-lap trucks began a round of green-flag pit stops on Lap 113. Sauter is the third driver to sweep both races at Texas in the same year. Brendan Gaughan and Ron Hornaday Jr. also accomplished the feat, with Gaughan doing it twice. Sauter's winning average speed of 154.737 mph was a series record for the track. Quick pit work on a two-tire stop put Kligerman in the lead by more than three seconds over Sauter by the time the pits stops cycled through. Sauter, on four new tires, caught and passed the No. 7 truck on lap 137 of 147. "I looked up [after the pits stops], and he was pretty far out there, and I was like, 'Oh, boy,'" Sauter said. "At that point they kept telling me my laps times, telling me I was two, three, four tenths faster than him per lap, and I knew that, with as much time as there was left in the race — 20 or 25 laps — I didn't think [two tires would] prevail. "I just knew it was a matter of time. As fast as we reeled him in, I just figured there was plenty of time." The two-tire call was a spur of the moment decision, but not everyone was immediately on the same page. Kligerman's jack man raised the left side of the car before getting the message that new left-side tires, which had been placed over the pit wall, wouldn't be required. The process of raising the car and dropping the jack cost Kligerman several seconds. "The whole two-tire stop thing — I was thinking it," Kligerman said. "I didn't key up the radio. I didn't say anything. Then I came down pit road, and I guess [crew chief] Chad [Kendrick] saw something the 30 [Piquet] did or the 13 [Sauter], and just said, 'Hey, let's take two.' "But the pit crew… our jack man didn't quite get the message, I guess. It was a spur-of-the-moment audible, as they say in football. He got the jack up, and that probably lost us about four seconds, and it might have been the difference between winning and losing, but we win and lose as a team." After a restart from the second spot on Lap 70 Buescher reported a vibration in his No. 30 Chevrolet and began to fall back through the field. On Lap 95, Buescher lost the ninth position to Justin Lofton, and with Dillon running fifth at the time, faced the prospect of losing a significant portion of the 21-point series lead he held entering the race. Buescher held on to finish 11th and leaves Texas with a 15-point advantage. Race results 1. Johnny Sauter 2. Parker Kligerman 3. Nelson Piquet Jr. 4. Kyle Busch 5. Ty Dillon (R) 6. Matt Crafton 7. Joey Coulter 8. Todd Bodine 9. Aric Almirola 10. Timothy Peters 11. James Buescher 12. Max Gresham (R) 13. Ryan Sieg 14. Miguel Paludo 15. Cale Gale (R) 16. John Wes Townley (R) 17. Brendan Gaughan 18. Brandon McReynolds 19. Jason White 20. Ron Hornaday CWTS standings 1. James Buescher 2. Ty Dillon (R), -15 3. Timothy Peters, -25 4. Parker Kligerman, -27 5. Joey Coulter, -43 6. Matt Crafton, -47 7. Nelson Piquet Jr., -81 8. Justin Lofton, -110 9. Johnny Sauter, -130 10. Miguel Paludo, -151 NASCAR Wire Service, photo courtesy of NASCARmedia.com The post Texas Twosome: Johnny Sauter sweeps both Lone Star State truck races in 2012 appeared first on Race Review Online.
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WARWICK – Things were not looking good for Cumberland High three matches into its regular season finale against defending state team tourney champion Warwick Veterans on Wednesday evening.
The Clippers, seeking their 57th consecutive dual-meet victory and third straight unbeaten season, trailed Warwick Vets 15-0. Cumberland needed to make something happen in a hurry and Nick Tribelli answered the call with a stunning pin at 126 pounds.
"Once we got that win from Nick, I knew we had a shot," Cumberland coach Steve Gordon said after his Clippers rallied for a 44-29 triumph.
WOONSOCKET — State prosecutors have lodged another felony charge against former Municipal Court Aide Rachel Arruda.
Arruda, 62, of Woonsocket, now faces a count of fraudulent conversion by a municipal employee, said Amy Kempe, spokeswoman for the attorney general.
Arruda was arrested by the state police on Oct. 14 on one count of felony embezzlement. She is accused of pilfering $398,538 from the coffers of the city's municipal court between 2004 and 2010, when she retired. She had worked as municipal court aide since January 1987.
BURRILLVILLE — For the sixth consecutive year, the Burrillville High School robotics team has won the state robotics championship and will compete against teams from the United States, Canada and Mexico in the FIRST Tech Challenge World Robotics Championship in St. Louis, Missouri, in April.
Known as Team 154 Renegade, the Burrillville students were among 200 high school students from around the state who competed in the fourth annual FIRST Tech Challenge Feb. 4 at the New England Institute of Technology.
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BELLINGHAM- John S. Zinno, 61, of Bellingham, MA passed away on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at Landmark Medical Center.
Born in Milford, MA on April 8, 1950, he was the son of the late John and Mary (Dobbie) Zinno.
He was the brother of Shelley Marie Savage of South Windsor, CT, Victoria Sylvester of Northfield, NH, David Zinno and his wife Denise of Mendon, MA. He leaves his nephews and niece, Kenneth Savage, Stephany Zinno and the late Nicholas Zinno. He was the former husband of Therese (Gareau) Barry.
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BURRILLVILLE- Bernard A. "Zip" Trimble, 94, died Monday Feb. 13, 2012 in Overlook Nursing Home, Pascoag. He was the husband of the late Beatrice M. (Brissette) Trimble.
Born in Pascoag he was the son of the late William and Olivine (Rabitor) Trimble.
Bernard worked for Pratt & Whitney of Hartford, CT, for many years as a Machinist before retiring. He was an Army Veteran of WWII, serving three tours of duty overseas, as a Heavy Mortar Crewman for Company B 394th Infantry Regiment. Before serving in the Army he worked in area mills as a Yarn Winder.
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SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO- Georgette Henrietta Allard (Trahan) passed away on February 13th, 2012 in Santa Fe, New Mexico at the age of 89.
She was born on January 8th, 1923 in Danielson, CT. She was the daughter of Adelard and Otilie Trahan and grew up in Woonsocket.
She is survived by her loving husband of 69 years Richard T. Allard, three children, nine grandchildren, and thirteen great-grandchildren.
LINCOLN – You want to keep fighting the good fight, but sometimes that's not nearly enough.
A season littered with frustrating moments continues for Kent Crooks and his Lincoln High squad. The Lions dressed just six players for Tuesday night's Division II-Central contest against Shea, the Raiders taking full advantage in a 66-37 runaway performance at The Lions' Den.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – North Smithfield's fast-paced offense was clicking in the first half.
The second half, it was even better.
In a special "Pink Out For Cancer" contest Tuesday night, the Northmen were lights out after the break, cruising to an eventual 65-31 win over Burrillville at the Lovett Gymasium.
Senior Matt Walkow netted a game-best 22 points and senior Carlos Guzman and sophomore Peter Keenan each scored 13 points.
WOONSOCKET — A 46-year-old city man faces a mandatory minimum of five years in federal prison after pleading guilty yesterday to federal charges of selling cocaine from an auto repair business in the city.
Pablo Marino Chala, 46, formerly of 89 Bourdon Boulevard, also faces at least four years of supervised release when he is sentenced in May, U.S. Attorney Peter Neronha said.
Chala pled guilty in U.S. District Court Tuesday to one count of distributing 28 or more grams of crack cocaine and two counts of distributing crack cocaine.
PROVIDENCE – Two Republican lawmakers, Cumberland Sen. Bethany Moura and Portsmouth Rep. Dan Gordon, attacked the 49-state settlement agreement with the nation's five largest mortgage service providers that Democratic Attorney General Peter Kilmartin signed onto last week, calling the $25 billion the financial institutions agreed to pay "a drop in the bucket."
"What an insult to the American people," Gordon declared at a Statehouse press conference Tuesday. "What an insult to the people of Rhode Island. The people should be inflamed."


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Is a winklepicker a way to choose at whom to wink or a style of shoes? Most people have never heard the word, but at Webster's War of the Words, it could mean the winning points! (FYI: They're a style of shoe popular in the 1950s. And when did "FYI" join the Merriam-Webster family of words?) This entertaining gala event is centered around Noah Webster's impact on American culture.
Emceed by Brad Drazen, the evening will include live music, hearty appetizers, a wine and beer tasting, and an auction. The featured entertainment for the night will be a game show centered on language and culture and hosted by Peter Sokolowski, Merriam-Webster's editor-at-large.
The fourth annual Webster's War of the Words will take place at the West Hartford Town Hall on Friday, April 12 at 7 p.m. The museum's Executive Director Chris Dobbs said, "War of the Words has quickly become the museum's signature event. With colorful personalities and a witty game show, it's a perfect blend of education and entertainment."
The game show contestants this year will include Hartford Courant columnist Susan Campbell, University of Hartford President Emeritus Humphrey Tonkin, West Hartford Mayor Scott Slifka, journalist and radio personality Diane Smith, television and radio food show host Prudence Sloan, former news anchor and entrepreneur Susan Christensen Stoner, and syndicated columnist and author Rob Kyff. The three-person team that wins each round will have its points turned into dollars to support school programs at the Noah Webster House for underserved children.
Each year the museum serves approximately 2,000 children free of charge from lower income communities around greater Hartford and over 10,000 children statewide. Beth Sweeney, the museum's Education Coordinator offered this letter from one of the many children who visit the museum each year: "Dear Staff of Noah Webster, Thank you for showing us around the house. It was really wonderful of you to invite us with out money. We hope you'll come back very soon to Betances all the best, sincerely, Nora".
Reservations are highly recommended. General tickets are $50 in advance ($60 after April 5 or at the door). Champions of Noah Webster tickets are $75 and include an acknowledgment in the museum's newsletter of the individual's support. A portion of the ticket price is tax deductable to the extent allowed by law and will help to support the museum's school programs. Tickets are available at www.noahwebsterhouse.org, or by calling 860-521-5362, x10.


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The NSW Philip Parsons Fellowship for Emerging Playwrights
Applications have now closed for the 2014 Fellowship.
Shortlisted writers notified: Friday 19 September 2014
Fellowship recipient announced: Sunday 30 November 2014 – read all about the lecture and awards ceremony here.
The NSW Philip Parsons Fellowship for Emerging Playwrights and Memorial Lecture commemorate the life's work of Philip Parsons AM (1926-1993). Dr Parsons was an influential teacher and mentor to many of the students, scholars, actors, directors and playwrights who created the new wave of theatre and drama in the 1970s. Both the Fellowship and Lecture are part of artist development activities at Belvoir.
The Fellowship is presented, in partnership with Arts NSW, to an emerging playwright whose work demonstrates an original and compelling theatrical voice. The Fellowship money forms a $12,500 commissioning fee for the writer and $7,500 towards a creative development, with a view to developing a new work with support from Belvoir's artistic staff. (Note: This Fellowship replaces the Philip Parsons Young Playwright's Award previously offered by Belvoir and Arts NSW)
Applications are accepted from NSW-based writers whose plays have had a public showing or season in Australia or internationally within the last 12 months. Submitted plays will be assessed by the Fellowship panel and shortlisted writers chosen on the strength of these works. Shortlisted writers will be asked to submit a brief treatment and up to five pages of scene work for a proposed new piece.
Past recipients
2013 – Ian Meadows
2012 – Kit Brookman
2011 – Zoe Coombs Marr
2010 – Matthew Whittet
2009 – Tahli Corin
2008 – Khoa Do
2007 – Tommy Murphy
2006 – Patrick Brammall and John Leary
2005 – Brendan Cowell
2004 – Kate Mulvany
2003 – Jonathan Gavin
The Balnaves Foundation Indigenous Playwright's Award
On 27 May 2014 Leah Purcell was awarded the 2014 award. Read full details.
The Balnaves Foundation Indigenous Playwright's Award is the most prestigious award for Indigenous playwrights in Australia. The $20,000 award includes a $12,500 commission for a new play and a cash prize of $7,500.
Applications are open nationally to writers of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent. They are assessed by a panel including both Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists.
In 2013 the award was won by Larrakia/Bardi/Wardaman/Yanuwa writer and performer Jada Alberts, her new play Me and Jungali is under commission and Brothers Wreck, directed by Leah Purcell is part of Belvoir's 2014 Season. She joins Gamillaroi/Torres Strait Islander writer, Nakkiah Lui, whose play This Heaven was programmed as part of Belvoir's 2013 Season. Her new play Koorioke is currently in development.