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18/10/2011 9.28.56
I almost hate to review this knowing that someday when we want to come back they may not have room for us. Anyhow, our stay there was fabulous!!!! The grounds are so peaceful and relaxing. We were able to enjoy the immaculately clean pool and patios. Everything was superb. From breakfast to the dinner they made us one night. The comfort and class this place has compares to know other and the love that goes in to this place by the owners is reflected in everything that they provide. * Ha soggiornato in Settembre 2011, viaggiato in coppia
von aj (seattle - USA-)
30/07/2011 9.00.44
Choosing a place to spend two weeks for a family holiday in Tuscany is never easy soi decided to look on TA as a starting point. I decided upon Il Canto del Sole as many others have done before me based on the excellent reviews and recommendations of the guests who had stayed here before. On arrival after an early start from London, then a two hour drive from Pisa we arrived a little frazzled. The property and it's surroundings far exceeded our expectations. You approach this beautifully restored 18th century farmhouse via a gravely, country road more suited to a 4x4 than our hire car and drive slowly through the tiny medieval village of Cuna till you reach your destination. Despite feeling remote the property is actually only 10km from Siena so easily close enough to pop in frequently after the day trippers have gone. There are about 10 rooms so the number of guests is perfect never more then around 20 people. The place feels private but never lonely. My husband and my my two teenage daughters and i felt immediately comfortable and relaxed in these surroundings and how could anyone not be especially with two such charming hosts as Luciano and Laura to greet you. We stayed here for a total of 2 weeks with just one night spent in Florence. Most guests stayed for less than a week but we were the lucky ones and i feel sure most leaving wished they could have stayed at il Canto for longer. We enjoyed 4 of Luciano and Laura's by now infamous Tuscan meals. My husband and I are both foodies and have fairly high expectations but we were really impressed with the high standard of cookery and skill that came from this country kitchen which could easily show a thing or two to many top London restaurants. Luciano and Laura's cooking excelled in every way using fresh, local (if not indeed their own produce) seasonal ingredients and unpretentious home Italian cooking, Four very generous courses with a great selection of tempting dolce to finish by which time you wish you had left more room. Homemade wine, vin santo and grappa are offered as aperatifs and digestives and a there is a fabulous selection of Tuscan wines to chose from too. Even my fairly fussy teenage daughters ate food they would never even dream of touching at home and enjoyed it all with great gusto. And the price so very reasonable for the quality makes eating here a must whenever possible. The only thing i would have liked is to have been able to take more of these meals outside - even breakfast so that i could enjoy the perfect weather and scenery at every opportunity. Ok aside from the food what else makes this place so perfect. From my childrens point of view there is lots of space for them to wander in freely and safely and there is the lovely pool to cool down in, the games room with a pool table and a variety of board games and an outdoor ping pong table too. But for the girls it was all the very friendly family pets that they loved. 2 dogs Luna and Alba (enjoyed some of our bbq leftovers) the cheeky magpie Hugo who would land on your lap or hat or fly off with a pencil or hair accessory, the two fluffy chickens that were inseperable like 2 old ladies, and the kitten Paco, that we all adored and enjoyed him falling asleep whilst purring in our arms. Any if you love horses Luciano has a couple, and donkeys and i believe i saw a sheep too. All of these animals live in perfect harmony together and with the guests. If that isn't enough just grab a glass of chianti sit on one of the balcony's and just enjoy the views. You will find Luciano and Laura always there when you need them but never imposing. They are a lovely genuine, warm and hospitable couple and with their son Marco will go that extra mile to ensure you feel very welcome and as comfortable as possible. The rooms are cleaned and the beds are made every day, the grounds and pool are also very well kept and cared for. The communal areas are traditional and rusticallu charming, filled with personal touches and antique furniture. There are novels to read and guide books on offer to borrow as well as lots of helpful maps and top tips to visit from Luciano and Laura. The location of this B and B is perfect. Central to all the Tuscan Hill towns (never more than a 45 min drive) and wine regions and yet a million miles away from everything. Coming from the hectic pace of London life this was exactly what we all needed to relax and unwind. We visited Montalcino, San Giminiano, Montepulciano (medieval festival), Voltera, Pienza, Florence (thank you Luciano for dropping us and collecting us from Siena bus station) and of course Siena (3 times) and took a tour of the Chianti region. We visited some fabulous sulphur springs which Laura recommended when it was too hot to do very much so we just soaked in the spring pools and smeared the mud over ourselves. Apparently highly beneficial to your health and well being. We also visited the Hospital di Santa Maria dela Scala in Siena which Laura also recommended. It's noted in the guide books but not at the top of the list but you should definitely make it top of yours after a visit to Siena's Duomo. You won't be sorry it has it all from Etruscan antiquities in the cellars to painted frescoes and beautiful chapels and it's a huge artistic warren creatively presented and you could lose yourself in - allow 2 hours. Another bonus is that you won't be crushed by huge tourist parties as they are all queuing to get up the Civic tower or visit the Duomo museum. Get there before they find this gem - it's right near the Duomo so very central and don't be fooled by the exterior which looks very plain. Although we weren't in one of the self catering apartment s by the pool we had a small fridge in our room and were welcomed into Luciano's kitchen to use his facilities and he even cooked some potatoes for us one evening when we shared a bbq with a lovely Australian family (hi Richard and Andrea if you read this), i was offered their home grown tomatoes and some panna cotta to finish our meal as well as bottles of wine. Grazie Mille! i do hope we can come back again soon in the future. Consiglio sulle camere: All rooms are spotless and clean. If you want to self cater be by the pool, if you need air con these rooms are also best.
von Anastasia (Londra, Regno Unito)
18/06/2011 3.01.06
It is hard to describe in words what a great host Laura and Luciano are. They make a great effort to ensure that all the guests are happy and satisfied. Often times we felt like family rather than guests. Luciano gave us great suggestions to plan our time around the area. Do not miss an opportunity to enjoy the dinner cooked by Laura/Luciano. Apart from our interaction with the owners we also enjoyed playing with their two dogs (Alba & Luna) and the little cat. We are so glad that our search for a perfect vacation home has come to an end and we can't wait to go back again.
von Prashant & Sonia (June 2011 USA)
15/06/2011 19.29.48
Il Canto del Sole was a great place for us to unwind after the hustle and bustle of Rome. Laura and Luciano were perfect hosts during our five day stay. Laura outlined a map of the Chianti area for us to take a day tour, and she also offered us other recommendations for places to visit and dine. The first night we were there we were awed by a fabulous meal that Laura cooked. She is a gourmet cook and her meal was truly a treat. There was a great variety of food to enjoy each morning at breakfast. The rooms and bathrooms were clean and spacious. The grounds are lovely and we so enjoyed the dogs Luna and Alpha. We enjoyed hearing Laura talk about her family and how much she loves running the B & B. Il Canto del Sole is a perfect setting for taking day trips throughout Tuscany. Consiglio sulle camere: Ask for ground floor room if steps are a problem.
von katlanyou (Rochester, Minnesota )
15/06/2011 18.28.42
We stayed at this farmhouse for 3 days as we explored hill towns in the Siena area. It is a lovely location in the countryside with nice amenities for relaxation. A beautiful pool area provides an opportunity for some down time if you have been on a hectic road trip, and it's always nice to be greeted by a couple of friendly dogs. The rooms are clean and quiet and ours had french doors opening onto a grassy area with table and chairs. We were particularly appreciative to be able to use the washing machine. But the real highlight of our stay here was the food. The owners cook dinner a few times a week and you don't want to miss the opportunity to enjoy their authentic, delicious Tuscan cooking. We had lasagna one night that we dream about. The guests gather together in the cozy dining room and it's fun to get acquainted with the other travelers while enjoying a memorable meal. The owners are gracious and delightful and do everything they can to make your stay comfortable. The farmhouse is located out a long gravel road and might be hard to find at night. But once you are familiar with the location, it is an easy 15 minute drive to Siena. We also explored San Gimignano and Volterra on a day trip from this location.
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Bush hitting Rock Band 3 next week
Harmonix has announced Bush tracks will be made available for Rock Band 3 on February 7 for PS3, Wii, and Xbox 360. The tracks are from the band's 1994 debut, Sixteen Stone, and the DLC consists of the following tracks: Everything Zen, Comedown, and Machinehead. The tracks will be made available for PS3 the following […]0
The Edgar Winter Group, Korn hitting Rock Band 3 next week
Harmonix has announced two tracks from The Edgar Winter Group's album, They Only Come Out at Night, and two from Korn will be released for Rock Band 3 next week. The tracks are: Free Ride, Frankenstein, Freak on a Leash, and Falling Away from Me. The former tracks from Winter contain keyboard support, with the […]0
Rock Band 3 gets a three-pack of RUSH, adds Black Veil Brides, Volbeat
Harmonix has announced that a three-pack of Canadian prog-rockers RUSH will be made available on PS3, Wii, and Xbox 360 December 13. Track include: Fly by Night, Caravan, and The Spirit of Radio (Live). Also to be made available are the singles Rebel Love Song from Black Veil Brides and A Warrior's Call from Volbeat. […]1
Nine new songs from Queen being added to Rock Band 3 next week
Harmonix has announced that Queen is returning to Rock Band with nine new songs for Rock Band 3.2
Harmonix: "Rough" and "scary" competing with Guitar Hero
In a video celebrating the fourth birthday of the Rock band franchise, Harmonix staffers admitted to qualms about going head-to-head with a franchise they'd created.0
Friday Shorts: Turbine, Stevie Wonder, DW7: Xtreme Legends, Amalur
Little did you know, that all those times you looked at the clock and it was 11:11, the cosmos was preparing itself for the Dragonborn. Because the day of reckoning is now upon us, little else is happening. Regardless, there's still enough to warrant a shorts post.0
Friday Shorts: Anno 2070, Tropico 4, Michael Bay, Uncharted music
It's Friday. Good for you, getting ready for the weekend and all that. Have some shorts before you head off.3
Friday Shorts: Halloween sales, Apples, No Room in Hell, Hydrophobia Prophecy
It's Halloween weekend, and some spooky and not so spooky shorts are posted below.1
Harmonix: Future Rock Band titles to be "a pretty dramatic departure," from previous releases
Harmonix CEO Alex Rigopulos has said the company is in the process of considering "a pretty dramatic departure," for future iterations of its Rock Band label.3
Saturday Shorts: Serious Sam, Diablo 2, Dilithium, SFxT, Breaking Bad, Arkham City
The shorts post is rather long today, so we're going to go ahead and race to the finish with it.9
Coldplay, Stevie Wonder coming to Rock Band as DLC
Harmonix has announced that Coldplay will make its bow on Rock Band as DLC in the coming months. Stevie Wonder will also make his debut with the game as DLC, with Breaking Benjamin and Dream Theater making returns. All of the DLC for the aforementioned bands currently remain dateless, with no songs unconfirmed neither. More […]0
Friday Shorts II: ABBA, Ultima, SWTOR email goof, Gotham City, UC3 Subway
You didn't think we'd let you get out of here for the weekend without another shorts post did you? What do you take us for? Some sort of benign entity with your best interest at heart? We scoff at you.3
Friday Shorts II: Forza 4, Dark Souls, RE: Retribution, $800 3D headset
It's Friday. Likely, you are screaming whoo-hoo as you run out the door of your office, Costanza-style, to your cars and flying home down the freeway. Celebrate with some shorts before you go.1
Viacom sues former Harmonix shareholders
Viacom is asking for a refund. That is, the company has found that it over-paid Harmonix stockholders in anticipation of certain Rock Band-related earn-outs that never happened, and it would like its money back, please. How much? US$131 million.0
Harmonix spills the beans on what happened to Rock Band Japan
Harmonix once promised that it would bring the Rock Band franchise to the squealing fans of Japan. That was in 2008, and since then, both Harmonix and co-developer Q Entertainment haven't really done much else about it. Now, Harmonix CEO Alex Rigopulos has spoken about what happened, explaining – among other things – that "there […]0
Harmonix considering developing non-music motion control games in future
Harmonix isn't shy of stepping outside of its comfort zone to develop a game which isn't music-centric in future.0
Saturday Shorts: Castle Crashers, Warlock, Bit.Trip Saga, Homefront, StarCraft 2
There's a large batch of shorts for you below the break. Some of it PAX Prime related, some of it not. Read it anyway. Don't make me have to punish you.2
Harmonix "doing pretty good" with music licensing despite MTV break-up
With Harmonix breaking off from MTV Games, did you think there'd be any issues with music licensing for Rock Band or Dance Central from here on out? Doesn't sound like there will be.4
"Rock Band's not dead," says Harmonix's Drake - details
It really doesn't get any clearer than that.6
Saturday Shorts: Trophies, BF3 iPhone, Deus Ex pre-load, NBA 2K12
It's time for your last batch of shorts for the weekend, which we are officially dubbing the malaise edition. Read onward.0
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Harmonix celebrates 3,000-strong Rock Band library
Tuesday Shorts: CoD4StarWars, The End, NiGHTS into Dreams
Friday Shorts II: SOCOM, Bodycount, Gearbox, Pandora's Tower, 80s Teen Queens
Friday Shorts II: Ico Novel, Cthulhu, Dinosaur King, Breath of Death, Twitter quotes, sales
Friday Shorts Evening Edition: Binary Domain, Wii crime, Pantera, Cthulhu Saves the World
Rock Band tots up 100 million downloads
Rock Band DLC update is working for the weekend
Harmonix "remain committed" to Rock Band
Friday Shorts: L.A. Noire, EQII, Mario Chucks, Disciples III, Civ V, D&D, sales
Friday Shorts: Puzzle Agent, Two Worlds II, Akai Katana, Mortal Kombat, Red Faction: Origins
Harmonix: A "lot more" in the motion gaming domain inbound
Rumour: Meatloaf coming to Rock Band 3 this week
Harmonix confirms unknown number of lay-offs
Rock Band 3 title update adds in smoke machine support
Harmonix has "no plans" for Rock Band and Kinect
The Clash's London Calling hits Rock Band
Rock Band Network 2.0 due February 15
Rock Band gets Linkin Park tracks next week
Rock Band DLC gets a sale
Rock Band Mobile first multiplayer title on Verizon 4G GTE [Update]
Rock Band 3 Fender Squier Stratocaster now on pre-order
Report – Viacom sold Harmonix for $50
Harmonix completes MBO, goes indie
Billy Joel hitting Rock Band next week
Activision: "Nothing but love" for Harmonix, key to revitalizing Guitar Hero is innovation
Queen track packs with keys, harmonies and Pro upgrades coming to Rock Band 3
Rock Band: Reloaded now available on the App Store
Riccitiello has faith in Harmonix and the music game genre
Riccitiello: Buying Harmonix will be like catching "a falling knife"
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There are certain things in life I would like to own, but I am scared to own them. For instance, I would love to have a boat. It is a lot of fun on the lake. I love a hot summer day and being on the lake in a boat, just as the sun is going down and the temperatures begin to cool. I am afraid to buy a boat, because I don't want to get stuck on the lake. What does boaters do, when their boat stops working out on the water? It isn't like you can walk to the nearest gas station. You are left helpless, until you either fix the boat yourself or get a motor mechanic to fix the problem. This is a scary job to repair.
I love motor homes and would love to drive across the country in one. I worry about this breaking down too. You can walk to the nearest gas station, but what are the chances they know how to do a motor home repair for your broken down motorhome? I would think mechanics for these beautiful campers are rare to find. It also takes a special towing vehicle to remove the motor home from the side of the road.
Do you share some of these same fears as I do about repairs? Have you ever passed up on a 50 inch TV or a large screen television, because you knew if it needs repairing, it will be a lot harder to do? I want a giant camper or motorhome with a small trailer carrying my fishing boat around on the roads. I'm just scared my RV or recreational vehicle will need service repairs. Or the boat will leave me stranded in the middle of the lake. How do you over come these fears? To buy the items you want most in life. I'm sure there are others out there too; who share my same concerns. I just wonder if consumers must be brave sometimes?


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I had the opportunity to spend a lot of time with Mikkel Friis-Holm over the course of my time in London - not just at Chocolate Unwrapped but at the Academy of Chocolate conference on Friday as well as after-hours bending elbows and hoisting pints of English craft ales.
Mikkel is collaborating with Bonnat on these bars, creating something that is reminiscent of what Bonnat produces but is definitely his own take on chocolate making. Mikkel is doing a lot of fun stuff, including making a pair of bars (the first pictured here) from the same beans fermented two different ways. For this bar, the fermenting beans are turned twice.
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WASHINGTON - The Newseum, which is located on the Pennsylvania Avenue parade route in Washington, plans to offer a special package for viewing the next presidential inauguration.
The museum about journalism and the First Amendment is announcing plans Wednesday for a special Inauguration Day package.
For $100, visitors will be able to view the inauguration on the museum's giant screen, visit the museum and watch the parade. The Newseum's outdoor terraces will be reserved for TV networks and other journalists covering the inauguration and won't be open to the public.
The Inauguration Day packages will go on sale to Newseum members on Nov. 8 at 9 a.m. and on Nov. 15 at 9 a.m. to the general public. They can be purchased online or at the Newseum admission desk.
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The only thing worse than paying out the tuchus for unreliable Time Warner Cable service is being forced pay
$4 (NOW $6) per month to rent the cable modem necessary to use this crappy internet. Here's how to buy your own modem and stick it to the man, no matter where you live. Because screw you, Time Warner.
Every so often, Time Warner sends us a "Greetings From One-Percent Mountain" message informing us of new fees—but in the case of modem rental, this postcard isn't an irrevocable death sentence. You can buy your own modem as long as it's on the company's pre-approved list of which modems work in your region. Just head over to this portal, punch in your zip code, and Time Warner will give you a list of modems you can buy yourself.
You'll notice that the list of "approved for retail" modems list is much shorter than the "approved for rental list," which means that, as per usual corporate fuckery, Time Warner will rent you an older, outmoded POS, but they won't approve it for use if you bring your own hardware to the party.
Here are the five modems approved for purchase in New York, San Diego, and Los Angeles (It should be correct for most Time Warner markets.):
- Motorola SBG6580 ($131)
- Motorola SB6141 ($115)
- Motorola SB5101 ($50)
- Motorola SB 5101U ($42)
- Motorola SBG901 ($82)
The top two modems are DOCSIS 3.0 compliant—basically, they're future-proofed against the latest Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification version. If you're going for long-term compatibility, the cheaper of the two, Motorola SB6141, is more than enough.
But! Currently, all you need is DOCSIS 2.0, and given the glacial rate at which Time Warner upgrades its infrastructure, don't expect a DOCSIS 2.0 modem to be out of date anytime soon.
In fact, the cheapest modem above, the Motorola SB5101, is rated for up to 30Mbps upstream capacity—way way more than the whopping 5Mbps maximum in New York City. Not to mention that it's infinitely better than the RCA piece of crap some clueless technician installed in your house anyway. So go for it.
If you buy your own modem, it'll likely pay for itself (compared to equivalent rental fees) in less than a year. And you'll likely use it way longer than that; you're going to have Internet forever—no matter how bad Time Warner sucks. Best of all? The money doesn't go to a money-sucking corporate scum brigade.


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Tony Roberts reads a hilarious Walter R. Brooks story about how Ed - a talking horse - became a voracious reader of adventure tales and mysteries. In a story by Italo Calvino, read by John Shea, a man tries to make the most of his beach holiday by reading and making love at the same time. Leonard Nimoy performs a dark, vintage Evelyn Waugh tickler about a stranded jungle explorer forced to read Dickens aloud. Plus more memorable stories by Ray Bradbury, Molly Giles and Adam Haslett, read by Rochelle Oliver, Blair Brown and Isaiah Sheffer.
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Cinda B custom case for iPhone, BlackBerry and iPod Touch. Available as an iPhone 4 case, iPhone 3G/ 3GS case, BlackBerry case, iPod Touch case and Samsung Galaxy case, it's a stylish way to protect your device.based on 8 user reviews.
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Hesitated to spend $50 on a case but wanted something unique but not too bulky. this fits great, adds very little weight, and people comment on it all the time. Worth the money.
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She was a member of the First Mennonite Church and was on the charter committee that composed the original church Swiss Pantry cookbook. She was a "prayer warrior" and knitted many afghans for missions. She and her husband spent many winters volunteering at Camp Gilead in Florida. She also enjoyed traveling, knitting, spending summers at the lake, gardening, and she loved her family.
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True. I should have said that the balance of convenience and public safety (something like that, it's the stated purpose of the statute) is better served with than without.Are you seriously arguing that mandating motorcycle helmets for pedestrians crossing a road would not make it safer for them to cross the road? Of course it would, but it would still be a stupid law because crossing the road is not so dangerous that we mandate helmets. Yet, while over 2,000 pedestrians died on Australian roads over the last 10 years compared to 356 cyclists, it is mandated for cycling.
The problem is one of balance. Mandating safety equipment for cycling is getting the balance wrong. There are dangers in relation to cycling but not so much danger that we need to mandate the wearing of helmets. It should be up to the rider.
Well, fair enough. But the issue is the dangers, or otherwise, of cycling in general. That MHLs, or any other law, are useless in this situation or that is beside the point. The point is the overall effect, or lack therof.
Did you not read my post? Did I say that MHLs are useless in certain situations? I would really appreciate it if you would desist from putting words in my mouth.
The post I was responding to said that.
What I said, and I thought I made it clear enough for anyone to understand, is that there is a balance between public health and enacting restrictive laws. Given the fatalities of cyclists and the drop in cycling numbers after the introduction of MHLs, my opinion is that the MHLs get the balance wrong.
The point I was making was quite a narrow one: you can't argue against MHLs on the grounds that some group, however demographically significant, doesn't benefit from MHLs. The law is targeted at cyclists; the test is whether cyclists in general benefit or not. That's all.
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For the first time ever, the South Adams cross country squad invaded the Spencerville, Ohio Bearcat Invitational on Saturday. In the end, the Stars captured both ends of competition, with first place finishes in both in the boys and girls races.
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I have been listening to Dhamma talks by Ajahn Thanissaro and reading the written work of his teachers teacher Ajahn Lee ( the book keeping the breath in mind) , and I notice that they seem to use what seems to me to be the "imagination" in their meditations. For example, using the breath and "breathing it through" certain parts of the body as a way of dealing with pain, or spreading the breath sensations throughout the body. Breathing through the forehead or heart, or breathing through pores.
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T-shirt of white cotton, having short sleeves and a rounded neckline, which is printed with an artistic rendering of a portrait of Che Guevara, arranged as large main central portrait in black, surrounded by four smaller renditions in pale gray. Acquired by the donor in Mexico City in 1971 from a vendor in the Mexico City Metro. Ernesto "Che" Guevara (b. June 14, 1928 in Rosario, Argentina - d. La Higuera, Bolivia, October 9, 1967) commonly known as El Che or simply Che, was an Argentine Marxist revolutionary, physician, author, intellectual, guerrilla leader, diplomat, military theorist, and major figure of the Cuban Revolution.


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Andrew Broy, President of illinois Network of Charter Schools, talked to media about the fact that for 45,000 Children in Charter Schools, school is in session on Monday, regardless of whether there is Chicago Teacher's Union strike or not. | Al Podgorski~Chicago Sun-Times
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Illinois charter school leaders are urging parents of Chicago's charter school students to send their children to class Monday, regardless of whether the Chicago Teachers Union goes on strike.
"All the charter schools will be open," said Juan Rangel, CEO of the United Neighborhood Organization (UNO), which operates a network of 13 charter schools in the city.
Teachers in Chicago's public charter schools are not members of the CTU, and Rangel said most of the schools are not unionized.
But Cynthia Kwasinski, a charter school union leader at Aspira Mirta Ramirez, said some charter school teachers will show their support with red shirts and window signs that declare their support for CTU.
"We will be picketing with them when we are not in school," Kwasinski said.
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Review of the 2004 Nissan Frontier
With its numerous body styles and trim levels, the Frontier provides plenty of practicality, but power-hungry truck buyers will find its V6 engine thirsty and weak.
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Wide variety of body configurations and trim levels, many safety and convenience features.
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What's New for 2004
The SE now sports 17-inch five-spoke alloy wheels and tires.
Nissan has been building trucks for the U.S. market since 1958. Now in its seventh generation of pickup offerings, the company's 2004 Frontier-badged model is the result of constant improvement since the last major redesign in 1998. A reskin in 2001 gave the Frontier its current look along with an available supercharged V6. Since then, the Frontier has added a long-bed version, and options like electronic stability control and a tire-pressure monitor -- all compact truck exclusives. The wide variety of body styles, features and trim levels are the Frontier's best attributes. The lineup ranges from a basic (and inexpensive) two-wheel-drive King Cab to the supercharged Crew Cab long bed. The supercharged S/C trucks are pricey, but lower-priced value versions are also available. The Frontier isn't the best compact truck in every category, but few trucks offer a comparable blend of modern styling, high-tech features and all-around versatility.
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The Frontier comes in two body styles -- extended cab (known as King Cab) and crew cab. Available trim levels include the no-frills standard truck and four-cylinder XE, the V6-powered XE and SE and the supercharged S/C and SVE. Available only as two-wheel-drive King Cabs, the standard and four-cylinder XE models come with only basic amenities, along with front bucket seats and fold-down rear jump seats. The V6-equipped XE and SE are available with more features, including alloy wheels, air conditioning and a six-speaker CD stereo. The S/C is the most feature-laden, offering full power accessories. Leather upholstery and a 300-watt Rockford Fosgate stereo are optional on the SE and S/C. Those looking for supercharged power and a smaller price tag should consider the more reasonably priced SVE. Four-wheel drive is available on most of these models, but if you just want the tough look of a 4WD, Nissan offers the Desert Runner, a 2WD King Cab featuring the same heavy-duty chassis, ride height and stance as the 4WD Frontier. Compared to the King Cab, the Crew Cab has a larger cabin with expanded rear-seat accommodations as well as a pair of conventional rear doors that offer easier access to those seats. The V6 (normally aspirated or supercharged) is the only engine available. Two cargo bed lengths are available on the Crew Cab -- a 56.3-inch short bed and a 74.6-inch long bed.
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A supercharged 3.3-liter V6 is the most powerful engine, and it makes 210 horsepower and 246 pound-feet of torque when mated to the four-speed automatic transmission (the five-speed manual drops the torque rating to 231 lb-ft). There's also a normally aspirated V6 worth 180 hp and a 2.4-liter four that produces 143 hp. If you want to tow, our suggestion is to go with the V6 and the automatic transmission. This configuration gives the Frontier its maximum tow rating of 5,000 pounds. Four-wheel drive is available on V6 trucks only.
Last year, Nissan upped the safety ante among compact pickups with the addition of optional stability control (called VDC) and a tire-pressure monitor. ABS is standard on all trucks. In government crash testing, the Frontier earned four out of five stars for frontal impact protection and a perfect five stars for side impacts. The IIHS, however, gave the Frontier a "Poor" rating, the worst possible, in frontal offset crash testing.
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The Frontier's cabin is one of the better ones available in the compact pickup class, with comfortable front seats and an attractive design. A common complaint for the Crew Cab, however, is its cramped rear seat. A shortage of rear legroom is the major culprit.
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