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Statue of Liberty Evening Cruise
This 1-hour cruise is suitable for all ages offering a selection of beers, white wine and soft drinks (for purchase) and views of New York landmarks that should not be missed.
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Statue of Liberty at Night
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- Glass of complimentary champagne (to all passengers over the age of 21)
- Gratuities (optional)
- Food and drinks (cash bar on board)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Infants 0-2 travel free
- All boats are designed to be fully ADA Compliant, as are all docks. For additional safety reasons, wheelchairs do not have access to the top deck.
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Reviewed by: Steven D, October 2014
This was a great evening cruise as we went on the 7.30 cruise and it had just got dark so the night skyline of New York was all out. Luckily the night we went was very warm so we were able to sit on the open top of the boat. The boat trip was only an hour but was long enough to go from Brooklyn bridge around to the Statue of Liberty (stop for a short while for pictures) and back going under Brooklyn Bridge and back to mooring space. The guide was very informative on all the different buildings that we sailed pass on the way to the Statue of Liberty.
Reviewed by: Colleen T, October 2014
A highlight of the holiday. A little late leaving as something had happened to the water taxi but we got a yacht (Zepher) instead. Amazing to see the skyline at night. Would recommend that anyone does this. Only disadvantage we were there early and at the front of the queue but people with priority bands appear and they are boarded first. Well worth the money.

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- Summary: In the distant future, massive urban development and pollution have critically damaged the planet. There is widespread fear that the end of the world is approaching. The League corporations, a military superpower, control the planet's infrastructure and have forced most of the world's population to live in huge aerial communities, called Cradles, to avoid the contamination. The ORCA, a rebel resistance still residing on the surface of the polluted planet, have amassed a formidable arsenal and are mobilizing to attack The League's bases to put an end to their iron grip on the planet. As a mercenary armed with cutting-edge military robot technology, choose your side and defeat the other factions by harnessing the power of the deadliest and most gigantic weapons ever created by mankind. For the first time in the series, cut your way inside colossal mobile battle stations and destroy them from their very core. Identify and exploit the weaknesses of 10 uniquely designed GIANT mobile battle stations to defeat them. Cooperate online with a friend in more than 30 missions or face up to 7 other players online in more than 80 different battlefields. Find the right combination of weapons and armor that will help you take down colossal enemies. With more than 130 new parts and 400 parts total, enhance your mech to take on increasingly deadlier mobile battle stations. Create the perfect mech design to defeat a powerful enemy and share it with your friends online. [Ubisoft]… Expand
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The latest Armored Core makes up for the series' lack of progress by simply being fun to play.
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HillaryStantonSep 23, 2008Do not miss this game. Most especially if the Armored Core series is one in which you are familiar with. The best of the best, this game offers all the large battles, a great story, co-op mode, custom mech creation, fabulous online play, this one has it ALL. Though this series is fairly popular, it doesn… Expand
TedNeumannSep 24, 2008This game has evolved intensely since the original PS1 days. Today the maps, graphics and physics engines, weaponry, story, voice acting, special commands (boosts in flying etc) and everything else are so far advanced in a one-of-a-kind sort of gameplay. It's unlike any other game on the market. As far as I know there are no competitors for the Armored Core series, and this latest addition to the series is really, really good.… Expand
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) -- Livan Hernandez agreed Friday to a $750,000, one-year contract with the Atlanta Braves, a short time after he was released from a minor league deal with the Houston Astros.
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November 23, 2014
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Georgia businesswoman said Monday she and Herman Cain had a 13-year extramarital affair, an allegation the
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allegations of sexual harassment.
"Here we go again. I didn't do anything wrong," Cain said on
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - The second season of Netflix's political thriller, "House of Cards," will debut on Valentine's Day next year.
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Meanwhile, Zoe Barnes, the reporter played by Mara, "is inching closer to the truth" about Underwood's crimes.
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T-Rock's Take on the Giants
David Baas put on season-ending injured reserve, will have knee surgery
David Baas fought through multiple offseason surgeries to be ready for the start of training camp, an accomplishment he was very proud of. Since the season started, though, it's been injury after injury. Today, the starting center was put on season-ending injured reserve after re-injuring his knee in Monday night's game against the Vikings.
Baas played only one full game this season. He missed...Read more »
Da'Rel Scott waived as Giants sign Dallas Reynolds for OL depth
Da'Rel Scott was the Giants' starting running back on Sunday and by some statistical measures was the most productive member of the team's backfield. Now he's gone.
Scott was waived to make room on the roster for Dallas Reynolds, a center who most recently played for the Eagles and could be in line to replace David Baas with the Giants if Baas' neck injury does not improve. Jim Cordle started...Read more »
Baas and Snee still not practicing for Giants
There was no sign of relief for the Giants' offensive line at practice today.
Neither Chris Snee (hip) nor David Baas (neck) were on the field with the team during the portion of the workout open to the media. With one more day of practice remaining, there continues to be slimmer and slimmer chances that the two veterans will be ready to play on Sunday in Kansas City.
David Diehl did...Read more »
O-line could see changes due more to injuries than poor play
A day after one of the worst showings by the Giants offensive line in some time, two veteran pieces of the group had MRIs to determine if they can continue to play.
Guard Chris Snee and center David Baas, both of whom underwent offseason surgery, were examined on Monday. Snee is coming off hip surgery this offseason while Baas, who missed the opening game with a sprained MCL and had several...Read more »
Another day, another starting o-line for the Giants
Remember about 20 hours ago when the Giants' offensive line had a new look? Scratch that one.
The Giants will return to the lab to concoct another five-man compound on their offensive line after veteran tackle-turned-guard David Diehl was diagnosed with instability in his right thumb which will require surgery. Diehl will be out for six weeks, meaning that another gap on the line must be filled.
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Giants seem to be shuffling their line to replace David Baas
It looks like Justin Pugh will be part of the reconfigured offensive line that deals with the absence of David Baas for the next few weeks.
Pugh's agent tweeted out congratulations to his client this afternoon, saying that Pugh had been named a starter. While the Giants have not made that or any decision official, it seems likely that they will move Kevin Boothe from left guard to center,...Read more »
With David Baas sidelined, Jim Cordle feels up to the task at center
There's still no concrete diagnosis for David Baas, but the initial thinking is that the starting center suffered a sprained MCL on the third snap of the preseason game against the Colts. While that is relatively good news – it could have been worse, much worse, season-ending ACL worse – it does put Baas' availability for the opener in jeopardy. Three weeks from tonight the Giants will be playing...Read more »


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Irish AD: Quick Big East exit is best
Updated: February 8, 2013, 8:32 AM ETBy Brett McMurphy | ESPN.com
DALLAS -- Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick says he believes it's in the "interest of everybody" to have the Fighting Irish and the other nine schools leave the Big East "sooner rather than later."
Swarbrick said the Irish would remain in the Big East for the 2013-14 season.
"It's important to say all we're confirming is where we are next year," said Swarbrick, who was attending the BCS commissioners meeting about college football's upcoming playoff.
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Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye each had a song titled "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"! That's the theme you could give our latest team of the week. The Archer City Lady Cats volleyball team climbed their biggest mountain by winning the program's first regional title and berth in the state tournament. Jermaine Ferrell reports on our latest team of the week the Archer City Lady Cats volleyballers!
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Bowie's Courtney Brady scored 14 points to lead #21 Bowie to a 58-22 win over Burkburnett Tuesday night at Bowie High School. The Lady Rabbits Addy Cook scored 13 and Brittney Pound chipped in with 12.
Iowa Park's Bre Smoak is heading to Cameron to play volleyball, signing with the Aggies Tuesday afternoon. Bre is a three-year, soon to be four-year all-district selection. She's excited to stay close to home and play college volleyball.
Rider's Alec Lemmon is taking his baseball talents to Eastern New Mexico. Lemmon posted an era of 1.97 as a sophomore and 2.19 as a junior. The Raiders are expecting a big senior season from the future Greyhound.
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Tarleton State's Zach Henshaw rushed in from two yards out with 22 seconds left to lift the Texans to a 44-41 win over Midwestern State Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium.
Iowa Park vs Midland Greenwood - November 15, 2014
Archer City Lady Cats earn their 1st trip to state by defeating (8)Windthorst in 4 sets(25-21, 17-25, 25-7, 26-24) in the 2A Region I Final Saturday afternoon at The Coliseum in Snyder.
Windthorst Trojanettes advance to the 2A Region I Finals with a 3 set sweep of Wink Friday morning at The Coliseum in Snyder. Windthorst will play Archer City for the regional title Saturday at Noon.
Archer City Lady Cats advance to the 2A Region I Finals with a 3 set sweep of Fort Davis Friday morning at The Coliseum in Snyder. It was also head coach Allison Bussey's 100th career win. Archer City will play Windthorst for the regional title Saturday at Noon.
Iowa Park's Biddy Signs With Texas Tech
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Why Rents May Be Slow to Tumble
Farmers stand to lose money on cash rented land in 2014 and 2015, if average lease rates don't adjust to new economics. On the other hand, landowners may be slow to budge.
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If I remember correctly, the last major correction ended with about 80% ,give or take, of the farm land in Iowa being in receivership.
Posted by Bonnie Dukowitz at 6:45PM CDT 07/22/14
Your right Bonnie and I don't think lenders are going to be to eager to carry someone losing money every year.Why would you feed a dead horse? I feel this is just the first of many low or no profit years to come.I am glad we have no debt at this time and can farm at these prices.
Posted by Raymond Simpkins at 8:01PM CDT 07/22/14
I had an interesting visit with a neighbor yesterday who farms about 5,000 acres. He has "pushed the pencil" and found that reducing his average rent of $360/acre to $320/acre would have similar consequences as adding 18 cents a bushel to his average corn price. The question then arrises - do you risk upsetting your landlord for 18 cents a bushel which might be obtained with good marketing. He's hoping that fertilizer prices will come back down from stratosphere levels as a result of reduced demand. Like my neighbor, I don't see how revenue insurance will keep us out of the red for 2015's crop. When will the ag press do a story on that, considering how gleefully they reported insurance "profits" in 2012!!
Posted by Curt Zingula at 7:51AM CDT 07/24/14
Curt, crop insurance might not keep you out of the red next year, but do you think farmers are factoring in potential ARC payments yet? Given current price scenarios, Univ of Illinois economist Gary Schnitkey pencilled in $45-$75/acre 2015 corn payments on Ill. farms last week, which might alleve some stress. If that's the case, time might be best spent persuading landlords to sign up for the right farm program rather than arguing over a few dimes per bu., as your neighbor says.
Posted by Marcia Taylor at 10:35AM CDT 07/25/14
C'mon Marcia, How does one factor potential?
Posted by Bonnie Dukowitz at 4:21PM CDT 07/25/14
Curt is on point with what farmers can do! Less fertilizer demand!
Posted by Roger Cooper at 10:00AM CDT 07/27/14
We have been fortunate to get decent crops where we are when everyone else couldn't get a rain to save their lives, no basis is killing us with cash corn around two bucks, still county average yields are under sixty bushels per acre, it will take a miracle to save us this year!
Posted by JAMIE KOUBA at 11:27PM CDT 08/11/14
What Farm Widows Wished They Knew
Farm accidents can strike at any age. Good farm advisers and documentation of what couples own, farm lease terms and business roles after a partner's death can ease the grief.
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Online business classes are convenient for many students and growing in popularity, but leaders of local colleges said despite what some experts believe, courses offered by prominent business schools won't lead to empty classrooms anytime soon.
Ryan Lyons, the dean of University of California, Berkeley's Haas School of Business, recently told Bloomburg Businessweek he estimates half of the business schools in this county could be out of business in 10 years – or five.
The threat, Lyons explained, is larger schools like Harvard Business School and the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School will begin offering online MBA – Master of Business Administration – degrees and drawing students from across the country who might have otherwise opted for a program close to home.
And as brand-name schools attract the best students, part-time programs may have to become less selective, Lyons said.
But leaders of local business schools say they aren't too concerned about Lyons' prediction.
Local colleges and universities are more worried about one another and large online schools such as Western Governors University and the University of Phoenix, college officials said.
Those larger programs won't meet all the needs of our student clientele, said Otto H. Chang, dean of IPFW's Doermer School of Business. and those people who are admitted to Harvard aren't the same students that come to IPFW.
Chang said while Lyons makes valid points about the changing structure of higher education, his prediction seems exaggerated.
It would take a while for that prediction by (Lyons) to happen. But I don't think half of the business schools will close. Maybe 25 percent, but probably not as many, he said.
There's no doubt the growing online market will affect business schools in some way, Chang added.
If it's not impacting our direct enrollment, it will still be affecting curriculum, he said. the IPFW program is going to have to incorporate more of the online component.
IPFW has 819 business students enrolled in spring classes online. But there will always be students who prefer face-to-face instruction to the convenience of logging on to a computer, Chang said.
Business is not just a theory or a science. It's networking and also practice. Those internships and programs that really enrich our student learning, he said.
Some small concern
Deans and leaders at other business schools echoed Chang's assessment.
Our education is facing a consolidation, and schools not moving into that modern era of online learning are going to be left behind. But we don't picture ourselves being one of those institutions that struggles, said Jeffrey Zimmerman, dean of Indiana Tech's College of Business.
Indiana Tech has nearly 330 students enrolled in the traditional day program at the business college, but the number of online learners continues to grow, he said. About 1,553 Indiana Tech students are enrolled exclusively online at the business college and still others are taking a combination of night classes and online courses.
The online market is huge and it's filled with lots and lots of good students – and the elite schools can't take them all, Zimmerman said.
The University of Saint Francis has about 125 students enrolled in the MBA program, which started with just a few students 10 years ago, said Robert Lee, dean of the university's Keith Busse School of Business and Entrepreneurial Leadership.
Lee said he's not concerned about larger schools offering online degrees because those programs attract a different type of student.
That's a different market than what we're in, Lee said. What Harvard is offering, for example, is a business school that is all graduates, no undergraduates.
The University of Saint Francis offers fully accredited, eight-week accelerated courses that allow students to complete the program in a year, Lee explained.
It's priced competitively and that's our program. A very, very solid, accredited program rooted in Catholic and Franciscan values, he said.
The same is true for Grace College, said Tim Ziebarth, dean of online education.
There is some small concern, but, on the other hand, I think this is where the private colleges come to play. We're committed to our mission statement, how we're founded and why we exist, Ziebarth said.
Ann McPherren, professor of business and economics at Huntington University, said smaller colleges thrive on interaction between people and won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
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But the challenge at hand is remaining competitive in an environment that is growing and changing, McPherren said.
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They also had a parade, a tail wagging contest and a weenie dog race. Over 200 dogs took part. They also held a dog house auction, custom made by Denison residents.
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After some hard training a few jitters, and a procession to the riverbank, hundreds of locals plowed their paddles through the South Saskatchewan River Saturday.
FMG's Saskatoon Dragon Boat Festival mixed veterans with first-timers, all of them getting their feet wet — literally — with spirited bursts of on-the-river training during the days leading up to Saturday's race.
They all have stories, like Jeannie Rudyck, who leads the Saskatoon-based team they call Strength in Numbers. The squad won the women's team title in both 2012 and 2013 — the StarPhoenix incorrectly credited Busting With Energy as the defending champs in Friday's paper — and their love of dragon-boat racing is contagious.
Last year, a woman at Tim Hortons asked Rudyck and some teammates why the shorts they were wearing had paddles on the backside. They preached the dragon-boat gospel to the stranger, asked if she was interested in joining the squad and landed a new teammate. Just like that.
Rudyck herself is a cancer-fighter — she's had it in both her kidneys and stomach — and her son, well-known local lacrosse player Curtis Ptolemy, died of a heart attack last year at age 27. His widow, Megan, is on the team.
"That's the whole thing, is building a team with a whole bunch of women who have different problems, different struggles," Rudyck said Saturday. "We can come out today, forget about everything else, and just sit down, eat, paddle and laugh."
When a cloudburst drenched the paddlers Saturday, the team performed an impromptu sun dance. It seemed to work; the sun resumed shining.
They also take the event's charitable focus seriously. Teams this year combined to raise more than $210,000 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, which is the event's designated cause.
Volunteer steerers train paddlers in the evenings leading up to race day and they move from boat to boat, guiding the vessels, when the competition kicks off. Steering veteran Darcy DeForest piloted Strength in Numbers during their title-winning races in both 2012 and 2013, and he speaks about that five-year-old team with heartfelt passion.
"This is a bunch of gals," DeForest said, "where the common thread is they've had some hard knocks in life and pick themselves up by their own bootstraps. Then they raise funds to help others who have had challenges. They raised $13,000 the hard way last year, steak dinners and bingos, every imaginable way at a grassroots level, bringing funds in, and they did it selflessly. I'm really proud of that team's spirit.
"For these gals to have a chance to be involved as a group of women and be champions was a life-defining moment for a lot of them."
If you look at the races in terms of pure wins and losses, Saturday's outing was not a rousing success for Strength in Numbers — not when we note that they didn't win a third straight title.
But that's not how they see it. Rudyck and her teammates ran three races Saturday, and surrounded themselves with good friends and laughter between those watery runs. Last summer's championship trophy, which circulates from teammate to teammate during the year, perched on a table. It's theirs, always.
On their boat, they worry about getting better and improving their times. If another team beats their clocking, that's fine
"It's the fun and it's the people here," Rudyck said simply. "We're all just here to raise money and have fun."
Forty-nine teams competed Saturday, with the champions honour roll including: Thunder Rowed in the all-female division, the Last Saskatchewan Pirates in mixed recreational Division 1, the VPO Potash Paddlers in mixed recreational Division 2, and the Novozymes in mixed recreational Division 3. Ormagaddon captured the 250-metre challenge.


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Ameet Biatch loves drinkin that zima and chasing with o'douls.. He's a real biatch!
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The most pointless beverage in the world: a non-alcoholic beer. If you're gonna drink fucking beer, take it like a man. O'Doul's actually has 0.5% alcohol, so if you can down about 100 you might feel a little buzz.
Jimmy drank 100 O'Doul's and was hospitalized for a water overdose...completely sober.
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not quite a beer: this beverage was created for that poor sucka at the company christmas party who can't be trusted with a real beer.
1. pretend you are normal and stand there with an O'Douls you dumb alchoholic.
2. Jim told us a story of how he came to run over seven women and two children while drunk driving a parade float last thanksgiving has he sipped a crisp clean O'Douls.
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One screams "O'Douls!" when family members or relatives say sexually inappropiate comments to each other. This stems from the joke, "Going down on your cousin is like drinking O'Douls. It tastes the same but you know something ain't right."
When a male cousin says to his attractive female cousin, "Oh, I'll give you a pearl necklace." One's response should be "O'Douls!!!"
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i bet after this post was made a few people lost about $50.00 and their virginity. RepdOriginally Posted by quickdodge®WHERE TO GO:
It depends on where you go to get top.
If you go to the Auburn Ave-Edgewood Ave-Moreland(around I-20), you will pay between $10-15 for a berry. These women will give the ass for about $20. They are your crack whores. They get in your car for as little as $5-10 sometimes. They just want to get enough money for their next fix.
If you go on down Boulevard to Ponce De Leon, turn left and then go down two red lights and turn right, you will get into the "professionl" hooker areas. These are the ones that won't look at you for less than $30. They do this for a living. Most of them aren't even on drugs. They pay rent, buy groceries and live off this money. Some even have regular daytime jobs, also. I guess you can call them the "classy" ones of the "profession." Some have decent homes/condos. In this area, you will also find he/shes and pre-op trannies. They look female until you get up closer to them. They aren't too expensive, but they're not cheap either. They charge what they do because most of them are trying to gather the money to finish their "transformation."
On Metropolitan Ave, if you pick up a trick, they are, more-than-likely, trying to make a little side money after getting off work at the strip joint. SO they charge a pretty penny for their cervixes.
Fulton Industrial Blvd has your "lot-lizards." They have pimps that are nastier than the girl. These girls will also get in your ride for about $10-15. They get the money for a little bit of all of the above. Drugs, money, pimp, and a roof over their head. They stay in the extended stay hotels.
Undercover vs. Real Thing
Undercover tricks will not dress revealingly. They will wear close to "daisy-duke" type shorts, but will not wear dresses or mini-skirts. They will not walk up to your car and lean on it. They also will not lick their lips or make obscene gestures to you. They most certainly will not get in your car. They will tell you to go around somewhere to meet them in a room. Ask a trick what she has to offer. If she asks you what you want, ask her what she charges for whatever. If she does not speak vulgarly, she is undercover. An undercover will not specifically say what she can do. Instead, she'll say, "We can do whatever." or "Pull over and we'll talk about it."
Real hoes will do all of the above mentioned.
Also, remember, about 95% of the time, look behind or to the immediate left or right of a trick. If she is undercover, there will be a hotel/motel there.
Inside the car
Once you get the berry in your ride, here's what will go down(before she does).
She'll feel your "package" to make sure you aren't a cop. Cops sometimes hide their badges in their pants. They always take the money upfront. There is no lay-away plan. This is like Metro PCS....prepaid.
Hookers will not go into the backseat. If you get servixes in your car, it will always take place in the front seat. If you're getting top, it will take place in your(driver) seat. If you are getting ass, you will get it in the passenger seat. No backseats and no passengers. If you try to go somewhere with a friend thinking you will both get "lucky?" Think again. If there is more than one person, that's a no go.
There you have it. Need any more info? Just hit me up. Later, QD.