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(Owensville, Indiana) — A single vehicle crash in Gibson County today claims the life of one man Saturday morning.
The Gibson County Sheriff's Department reports that around 10:26 a.m. they received a 911 call reporting that there had been a single vehicle accident near the intersection of State Road 165 and County Road 700 South.
Lead Investigator Sgt. Bruce L. Vanoven reports that a White 2001 International School Bus was Northbound on State Road 165 when his vehicle dropped off the Eastside of the roadway. The driver over-corrected crossing both lanes of traffic and struck a tree on the Westside of the roadway. The driver was pronounced deceased at the scene.
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Edgar Ruano: "I will do whatever it takes to help not only physically but from my heart."
This series offers a look into the lives of seven of the JCWP 2007 families. Heather Myers, writer/editor, Susan Stevenson, editorial manager, and Steffan Hacker, staff photographer, had the privilege of holding babies and listening to soft Spanish songs on a guitar while interviewing and photographing families this summer in Los Angeles.
Just a few weeks ago, Edgar and Carolina Ruano found out they had been selected to build a house during Habitat for Humanity's 2007 Jimmy Carter Work Project in Los Angeles.
"I felt like I won the lottery," said Edgar, reliving the moment. "I feel really grateful."
"That was a wonderful day," added Carolina.
Edgar and Carolina share a one-bedroom apartment with their 9-year-old son, Jonathan, and their baby daughter, Chelsea, who has Down syndrome. Mother and daughter and father and son rotate sleeping arrangements between the tiny bedroom and the sofa bed in the living room.
Although the family has made the most of what they have, the lack of space has been a challenge for Chelsea's therapists, who need room to work with her effectively.
"The thing that concerns me the most is space for my kids," said Edgar. "I understand that they will need privacy for their studies. This little space is not enough for all of us."
Leaks, plumbing problems
In addition to being cramped, the apartment has a number of structural problems that have gone unattended by the building's management. The bathtub from the floor above leaks into the Ruanos' bathroom, which has caused mold to form. And the deteriorating plumbing system has damaged the floors in the kitchen and bathroom, which Edgar has had to replace himself.
The Ruanos don't let their children play outside the apartment because of illegal activities going on around the building.
When Edgar found out about Habitat for Humanity's house-building program from a friend, he said he thought, "Why not give it a try?" After he was selected to participate, Edgar found out that his supervisor at the mattress company where he is a machine operator is also a Habitat homeowner.
"I want to give something better to my family," said Edgar. "But I also see the opportunity to get involved with something not only for ourselves, but for someone else.
"The fact that we're going to meet Jimmy Carter is also exciting," he added with a smile.
On Oct. 28-Nov. 2, 2007, the Ruanos will join 29 other families -- and Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter -- to build a home of their own.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have agreed to a two-year contract with former New Orleans Saints wide receiver Lance Moore one day after Jerricho Cotchery signed with the Carolina Panthers.
Moore caught 37 passes last season for 457 yards and two touchdowns. He missed three games due to a wrist injury.
Moore had a $5.069 million salary cap figure before being cut by New Orealns.
Cutting him saved $2.5 million against the salary cap. He was due a $500,000 roster bonus on March 15.
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|Fri, 08-24-2012 - 11:28am
Wow. I couldn't believe the headline when I saw it this morning! It doesn't appear to be linked to terrorism (not that it makes it any less horrific) :
Two people are confirmed dead, one of them is the shooter. I hope the other ones that were shot do not have serious injuries. Scary how this happening more and more frequently!
Thoughts and prayers to the families affected by this latest shooting.
|Sun, 08-26-2012 - 1:30pm
The cops didn't just overreact, they turned into lunatics and should be charged with murder and attempted murder, several times over.
|Sun, 08-26-2012 - 12:37pm
|Sun, 08-26-2012 - 8:16am
This is disturbing on so many levels.
|Sat, 08-25-2012 - 7:50pm
Maybe we should take guns out of the hands of cops that stupidly shoot innocent people.
|Sat, 08-25-2012 - 2:20pm
I agree that the police officers had to shoot...I just think that they overdid it. The shooter was shot 7 times...one police officer fired his gun 9 times & the other 7 times. Considering the crowded nature of that area, I'd think that the officers would have been a little less 'enthusiatic' in their response.
|Fri, 08-24-2012 - 8:51pm
When I first read about it this morning, I immediately assumed the guy had shot into a crowd of people. Now that several hours have passed, more of the story has come out. It appears that the shooter targeted one specific co-worker and shot him multiple times. He then walked out of the building. By the time he had exited the building, police had been notified and start chasing him. The shooter then turned around and pointed his gun at the police. The police then fired off 16 rounds, killing the shooter. However, 9 other people were injured by all those bullets that were sent ricocheting.
I'm torn on how I feel about this. I absolutely feel the officers did the right thing by firing back (they had a gun pointed towards them!) but 16 rounds? I don't know, I guess they just panicked. But it's upsetting that all those other people were injured by the excessive bullets. Thank God no one else was killed.
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1999 Acura CL 2 Dr 3.0 Coupe Review
Reliable, fast, and an excellent combination of luxury and sport.
Transmission could be a problem.
Worth Every Penny. An Excellent Drive In All Aspects And For A 1999, Holds Over Some Modern Cars. — A perfect balance between luxury and sport. Got a great deal on it used and I have had it since October of 2010 and it hasn't disappointed me at all. It is always such a smooth ride. With a V-6 engine, it accelerates very quickly and the 200 hp really packs a punch. Brakes work fairly well and the handling is decent; nothing to complain about though. It's too bad they didn't make the 99' year 3.0 model have a manual transmission, but for an automatic car this thing rips; and I'm not trying to toot my own horn. This car has said to have transmission problems after lots of mileage on the car, but I am just over 200,000 miles and I have not had any problems. I am a huge fan of the body styling for the car, very unique, especially the rear. The inside is full leather and has a very spacious back seat for a coupe. It has a 17.2 gal. fuel tank and gets 20 mpg around town and 28 mpg highway, so it's not the greatest on gas if you're constantly raising the rpm's. Overall an excellent car and to me it is extremely fun to drive and I would definitely purchase another CL in the future.
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1999 Acura CL 2 Dr 2.3 Coupe Review
Stylish, very reliable and economical. Fun to drive with 5sp MT
Prone to rust over rear fender wells
Good Student Car — I bought this car for my 16 yr old son. Wanted something reliable, somewhat sporty, and with a manual transmission. He drove it for over 3 years and had very few problems with it (rear brake calipers, exhaust system/cat conv, ABS wheel sensor). Very economical....22 city, 31 hwy
Primary Use: Family transportation
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1999 Acura CL 2 Dr 2.3 Coupe Review
Fun to drive, Acceleration, Stereo
Rear End, Leather Seats
A Fun 4(5) Seater Coupe. — This was a fun little car, and I was sad to see it go. The acceleration on the car was surprising fast for a 4 cylinder. I have no complaints about the steering or braking either. The car is solid as a rock, I never had to do anything to the car, but regular oil changes, light replacements, cleaning, and brakes. The cost of ownership is fairly minimal do to its high build quality, and fuel economy. Even though the car is a 4cyl. it is quite fun to drive, and will fling around corners.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Neal writes:
1999 Acura CL 2 Dr 3.0 Coupe Review
Great first Car
Perfect First Car — Good acceleration. Decent performance for a first car. Only 35000 miles on it. Im sure it will last me all through college. I put some aftermarket wheels on it which are alright. I did put in an Alpine head unit in so I can utilize my Bose speakers. It sounds amazing!
James writes:
1999 Acura CL 2 Dr 2.3 Coupe Review
Uniqe, good mpg, luxury
Hard to find parts in North Dakota for one. Closes place is out of Minneapolis
My 2.3cl — Overhall it is a great car. Some people complain about the styling of the car but personally I like it because it is uniqe. The preformance is kind of lacking but that has been fixed for the most part with a variety of add-ons I have installed. Gas Mileage has improved since these add-ons and I would estimate it at right around 26 to 28 miles per gallon.
Dennis writes:
1999 Acura CL 2 Dr 2.3 Coupe Review
Quality, Uniqueness (you don't see alot of 'em on the road, may be a handlfull. Mine's lowered 2 inches, HIDs
Needs more power
Chris writes:
1999 Acura CL 2 Dr 2.3 Coupe Review
Christopher writes:
1999 Acura CL 2 Dr 2.3 Coupe Review
hard to find parts for modding the engine. I have it off the road right now
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2003 Acura CL Reviews
Excellent Gt Coupe...acura Needs To Revive This Model
Excellent long range cruiser, that is both fast and comfortable. Willing to take on twisty roads while still maintaining all day comfort. Excellent reliability and good mileage for a 10yr old sports... Read More
A Beauty!
I really love the power it has along with the handling. Very low maintenance costs and a super reliable car. Built to put a lot of miles on, these Acura's last forever. The Bose sound system with 6 CD... Read More
2002 Acura CL Reviews
2002 Acura Cl Type S
Owned from May 2005 through February 2007. Good power, so-so fuel economy, ok handling, but the handling suffered by comparison to my previous car, a 1997 Honda Prelude. Heavy for a coupe, and somewha... Read More
Proud Of Owning One!
Love it! Style-wise still one of the best looking cars out there even 9 years later. Very reliable car, built to last a long time. Wish it was four door at this point in time! Very easy to maintain an... Read More
2001 Acura CL Reviews
My Best Friend
This car was my first car. Never gave me many problems except for the cylinders misfiring. when it isn't jerking, it drives very smoothly and is overall comfortable. i have been through snow, water, h... Read More
Great Car!
Perfect size, nice handling and just sporty enough without calling attention. The ride and acceleration is surprising and overall is a very luxurious and premium feel. Have had a great time with this ... Read More
1998 Acura CL Reviews
1998 Acura Cl 3.2l
This car is pretty fun to drive with a 5 speed manual. Reliability? This car wrote the book on it. Which is what every Honda/Acura has come to know and love. It has 167k miles and runs like new, no ma... Read More
Great Car With One Fatal Flaw
I love this little car, it was cheap but performs very well and is very comfortable with leather heated seats power everything, a Bose sound system, a sunroof and a great ride. The car is incredib... Read More
1997 Acura CL Reviews
I Really Loved This Car!
Overall, a fantastic car. It was my first car and it outlasted all of my friends' newer first cars. The acceleration, braking, and handling were great. I felt comfortable driving in the slush and s... Read More
Cute Sports Car That Drives Very Well
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Munster: Full-sized Apple iPad sales to benefit from increasing use of tablets in the enterprise
arming employees with a tablet in 2013, as opposed to the 46% who planned on doing so in last year's survey. Of the CIO's who intent to use tablets for business, 15% will be conducting a "broad deployment" as opposed to only 4% in the 2012 survey. Compared to the 57% of companies planning on using tablets in a greater way this year, only 34% plan on doing the same with PCs. In addition, while only 5% of the companies plan to cut spending on tablets in 2013, 20% plan on cutting back on PC purchases this year.
Piper Jaffray reiterated its "overweight" rating on Apple's shares with a target of $900. The stock closed Friday at $527 a share and is set to open down about $2 Monday morning.
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Tablet use in the enterprise is set to rise in 2013, which will benefit the 9.7 inch Apple iPad according to Piper Jaffray
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1. MeoCao (unregistered)
Investors should send this guy home already.
Apple from now on can win some small tactical battles but in big picture there's no comeback. JB just crushed iOS, Apple's dominant source of power.
2. honeybunny (Posts: 6; Member since: 07 Jan 2013)
so how?
5. darkkjedii (Posts: 12632; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Dude meocao never makes sense. He just likes to sound dramatic, don't feed into it. It's like a child who behaves a certain way as long as they know people r watching.
8. MeoCao (unregistered)
So what this guy Munster always says is bullsh*t.
10. darkkjedii (Posts: 12632; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
There there baby it's ok
3. ultimatebatman (Posts: 52; Member since: 04 Dec 2012)
too bad it's by far the worst tablet for enterprise. It has no file manager, no pen for notes, no expandable storage. The ONLY good tablet for enterprise right now is the Note 10.1. You can take notes in a meeting. you can sign documents and immediately email them. All apps inter-operate with each other. Split screen is very useful. It's fast.
4. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
How old are you? I ask that because it doesn't seem like you're actually in business, but instead trumpeting a device that works for you. Many corporate workers don't need extra technology more than they just need different features than your average consumer. When they say, "There's an app for that..." they say it because it's true. Most people don't need pens or styli for their tabs, but if they do, Apple sells them in their retail store and so does every electronic (and some non-electronic) dealers. Expandable hard drives...for what? What does an average (key word is average) business person carry around that is bigger than 16GB? What stops them from buying a 32GB or 64GB? I'm not a professional and I at least have a Drop Box account (to which you can pay for a clear 50GB for not all that much).
Having slung smartphones and tablets to Corporate America, I can honestly say that just like most moms with a smart phone, most of them can barely get their email figured out, let alone try to do something complicated like figure out some of these actual business apps. But everything you named, I could do with my iPad easily. Before you sit back and diss the iPad, learn something about it. There are ACTUAL weaknesses to the device, none of which you pointed out.
As for the story...I'm just tired of analysts at this point. Sure, tablets are all the rage and it looks like it isn't going to be a passing fad like those Netbooks were. But just because tablets are growing in popularity doesn't mean that ALL of it will go to Apple. You have Android tablets making big gains on the iPad. Growth in tablets means growth in Android tablets as well...
12. darkkjedii (Posts: 12632; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Most droiders jus wanna start trouble, and insult apple and its users. Glad to see u come at him with knowledge, and intellect bro.
6. darkkjedii (Posts: 12632; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Your entire post was incorrect. U gotta do some research man. Apple had a pen for the first iPad
7. honeybunny (Posts: 6; Member since: 07 Jan 2013)
ultimatebatman name suggests he is a kindergarten...
9. darkkjedii (Posts: 12632; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
11. darkkjedii (Posts: 12632; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
I'm headed Into CES. Full report later
13. lauremar (Posts: 181; Member since: 29 Feb 2012)
Who cares about this when there is REAL Electronic News going around this week, like what we call the CES, Consumer Electronic Show!


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Several Mesa residents would like to put to bed the notion that their city should become a destination for late-night entertainment, despite the tax revenue it would generate.
By a 2-1 margin, readers responding Friday to a Tribune survey said they do not want city officials to encourage trendy nightclubs and restaurants to open in Mesa.
The opinions were divided along generational lines, with most seniors adamantly against increased night life, and the majority of baby boomers and Generation Xers in favor of the idea.
"Let Tempe and Scottsdale have the establishments where someone walks out the door, and someone else kills them right there in the street," said Mesa resident Celia Cooley, 71.
Although most readers opposed importing highprofile hot spots to their city, developers of the Mesa Arts Center said they will be crucial to the downtown redevelopment effort, and that arts center patrons will demand them.
"It's important that we have restaurants and develop some kind of night life in our community," said arts center administrator Randy Vogel.
Vogel said prohibiting businesses that serve alcohol would diminish downtown Mesa's appeal to younger consumers, mirroring the sentiments of 40-year-old reader Christine Howard.
"Not everyone in Mesa is 65 and older," Howard said. "We would enjoy being able to go out and spend our money where we live."
Ruth Hutchinson of Mesa said the area near Fiesta Mall, southwest corner of Southern Avenue and Alma School Road, also is in serious need of revitalization. She said city officials are making a mistake by assuming all of their constituents are too conservative to enjoy trendy night spots.
"There are single adults in Mesa," said Hutchinson, who is in her 30s. "Not everyone is heavily involved with their church."
Still, Mesa resident Gertrude Smith, 82, said additional bars would bring the wrong people to the area.
"It's not conducive to the right kind of living," Smith said. "I think that Mesa needs to keep itself clean."
Bill Landry, 63, was concerned that trendy nightclubs would increase the number of drunken drivers.
"I think it's ludicrous to try to attract these people to a community such as Mesa," Landry said.
Only one Mesa senior, 65-year-old Earl Bielmaier, disagreed with his peers and said the city's economic needs should come first.
"Mesa should do whatever is necessary to increase its tax base," Bielmaier said. "If that means bars and nightclubs, then certainly do it."


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Local workers held their picket line at Alden Debes Nursing Home. They are fighting for a better contract with the Illinois Nursing Home Association. Both groups have been in talks for weeks, but workers say the association will only give a small raise if they give up their holiday pay. Brittany Damish says there's not enough workers.
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- 0Jun 3, '04 by jett01Coming to the thread a little late but here's my two cents. I worked in the mental health field for about 15 years, I've also been a real estate agent, sold cars briefly and was a mortgage loan officer for about 3 years. The sales positions were taken primarily for financial gain. I soon discovered I wasn't a good salesman and when I did make good money it wasn't very satisfying. So at the age of 38 I sat down to think through what I would do next. At the age of 41 I graduated from nursing school and applied at three places choosing the better of two offers (came with a $15,000 commitment bonus for three years)
Here are some of the reasons I chose nursing, in no particular order. There is a need - jobs are readily available. Compared to what I was making in the mental health field with a BA the salary as an RN with an ADN was a significant improvement. There was no commission pay involved. I could go pretty much anywhere in the country and get a job. I can continue my education at any time if I choose. I would be doing something of value, something important. There are many choices within the field of nursing- I can change my career path without changing my field. I expected to be challenged and stretched as a person. I would have specialized skills that not just anyone could claim. I only needed a two year degree to get started.
Now it is three years later and I've been a staff RN on a busy med-surg/orthopedic floor in a 232 bed hospital. Is it stressful? Absolutely. Are there politics? You betcha. Do I worry about hurting someone? I hope everyone has a certain amount of that fear somewhere in the back of their mind - I do still. Have I second guessed my decision - sometimes, but only briefly. Did I really make the right choice? Yes. Will I stay on the floor where I am now? Probably not forever. I'm looking at what I want to get into next. I've thought about home health, hospice, the OR. I could always get back into psych. I'm in no hurry, really. I have choices but I don't have to change.
Despite all the stress and frustration involved it was the right decision for me. The job seems impossible much of the time. You just can't get everything done every night and some people are quick to point out mistakes. People can be rude - patients, families, doctors, other nurses, etc. There's also the stuff you have to clean up but you get used to that quickly and can go grab a bite to eat right after without a second thought. The thing that repeatedly makes it worthwhile for me is when someone gives me a heartfelt thanks for doing something for them. When someone takes me by the hand with tears in their eyes and says, "I can't thank you enough for what you've done for me" well, how can you top that? I had a hispanic woman recently tell me in broken english and through tears, "You so good for me, God bless you, you family" and then burst into tears again. Every day that I work I've made a difference in someone's life. Some days I come home feeling as though I didn't do a very good job or just had a lousy shift, but looking back at even those times there's something of value in the hours invested. You don't always immediately know the difference you've made in someone's life. I'm not tooting my own horn. These are the moments that get me through the tough times and the saying is true, "you can't truly help another person without helping yourself." I'm positively impacted by these patients.
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Very old furniture! Smell of smoke in the room, furnuture are blocken, not close to the centre.. Never back there!!! Never!!!!
Nice hotel in a non-touristy area of Athens, yet very close to Acropolis and it's museum. It was only a short walk to a fantastic Greek restaurant with super outdoor eating area, and very close to trolley bus and metro services. Very friendly and helpful staff, and all under the watchful (if sleepy) eyes of the hotel cat! Couldn't ask for more - great stay
The hotel lift is quaint - me and a suitcase and it was full! But beats lugging a case up the stairs.
Great location Arty the cat Big rooms Friendly staff Individual style of hotel Lovely breakfast room
Great location, you can go walking to the Acropolis. Welcoming people, great guest giving you information & maps. You feel like home. Good value quality-price.
The lift is out of the order some often. However, the employees are always willing to help you.
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1. Rude staff - My opening line was - hi, my name is ... & I have a booking at this hotel. - The reply - yes, I know you have a booking because if not, you will not be here. Also, you are here too early. Worldwide, the check in time is 2pm (we were there at around 1230pm & btw, their website stated that the check in time was from 1230 - 2pm) 2. 2nd rate treatment - maybe cos we look 'too happy' & too young to be experienced travellers 3. The bed was hard 4. We were told that that our double room was not available & that we were 'upgraded' to the suite with fantastic view. The suite had 2 double beds & 1 single bed (we were on our honeymoon). The smell was musty & the bathroom had moss & was leaking.
A good hotel for what we wanted which was a hotel in a convenient location at a reasonable price. Staff very nice and room very clean. We would certainly return.
Lovely balcony with an excellent view of the Acropolis.
The location is terrific. The hotel is close to the Acropolis and the Acropolis museum but you aren't in the middle of the tourist area. We stayed at the Art Gallery twice, the first time we had a room at the back which I don't recommend. The second time we had a room facing the street and it was very good.
I loved looking up and seeing Acropolis hill from in front of the hotel. We walked to it a couple of times. Very helpful staff made great suggestions for restaurants, routes, etc.
While the rooms were non-smoking, we were bothered by smoke from outside the room.
Hotel needs renovation
Location is just a short walk to the Acropolis and also close to a Metro stop. The breakfast was good.
We were given a room with very uncomfortable beds. You could feel the springs in the mattress. When we complained, we felt the staff were quite rude about it, saying "I suppose you have already used the room". They did move us to another room with a somewhat better mattress but were reluctant to let us lay on the bed to assess whether this was an improvement.
The hotel is well located, minutes away from the Acropolis and many restaurants. The room was large and clean. The staff is welcoming and helpful.
We got a internal room, looking into an air duct. It was a bit dark and not airy.
Friendly staff Quiet terrace bar
Bathroom was a bit dated (although clean and functional)
Small hotel on a side street with a friendly and helpful staff; within walking distance to many historical sites, local cafes, and shops; two metro stops in area; safe neighborhoods.
Perfect location Friendly staff
Quite Old hotel so don t expect design bathrooms...
Comfortable room, pleasant helpful staff, close to the Acropolis, on a good trolley route and close to the metro too. Also within 50 metres of a nice pedestrian area including various bars and the crazily good value Diva Pizza. Simple old lift - very fast. One or two tables on the top floor balcony (breakfast and also evening bar) have view of Acropolis. Aircon. Our room had a small balcony as well, looking out on the interesting street.
Bathroom a bit shabby. Windows not closing properly - might be an issue in the winter. Keep your hands away from the moving bits of the lift.
The location, the familiar attention and a fair price-quality ratio.
The noise. It was nearly impossible to sleep in in the morning after 7.00 pm. You can hear the water coming down from the showers and the toilets in nearby rooms and also all the noise in the stairs, hallways, etc.
Served good coffee and fresh fruit with breakfast. Interesting setting. Good restaurants nearby as well as many of the great places to vist.
Mattress springs a bit too near the surface in our room for one jetlagged lady!
Location, value and an extremely accommodating staff. They helped us book our ferries to the island and had a taxi waiting for us the next morning! Perfect for everyone planning to see the acropolis and get out of athens.
Bed could have been a bit more comfortable but no real complaints. Great price for the location.
The staff where friendly and helpful. The hotel has character and is located near a pleasant strip of local (non tourist) restaurants. it was also only 5 minutes walk from the Acropolis and metro.
The air con wasn't great, either too hot or too cold.
wonderful position, very close to acropolis; very kind and available staff
small rooms with old furnitures
So close to the Acropolis, the metros and cafes. The breakfast was also very good. The kids found the very small elevator fun!
Near to Acropolis and all you must see in Athens.
A little bit expensive
Nestled within a whistle from Acropolis and metro, it's more like a small guesthouse with a personal touch. The hosts/owners do their best to make you feel at home and efficiently explore the whereabouts. All art pieces and cats are genuine, furniture expectably old yet undisputably clean. Buffet breakfasts (choose the balcony or the picturesque interior) are tasty, however early (8:00 - 10:00). Shampoo, shower gel and soap all smell deliciously. Air conditioner, wifi run like clockwork. Thin woolen blankets are found in the wardrobe, should you make the air too cool. No noise from the street, even with windows open, as they face a narrow precinct. And the neighborhood itself is very quiet. A tiny elevator spares you from carrying luggage upstairs. Together with the room key, you get the key from the outer door (an advantage for night life aficionados). The key fob is magnetic, to save electricity - one more neat combination of nostalgia and modernity.
One may miss the usual comforts like a hair dryer, an iron and a tea kettle in the room. An extravagant blind-glassed window near the door lets some electric light and staff talk from the corridor into the room (no good for light sleepers, but no big deal if you get tired enough)). Also some kitchen smells were felt and the door took some skill to cope with the lock.
Decent hotel with a nice balcony where breakfast is served
slightly out of the way, the price is right but I would stay a little closer to the action or sights.
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text: Montezemolo: Not winning the title is cause for great sorrow and great regret 27 November, 2012 Luca di Montezemolo with Fernando Alonso Nov.27 (Ferrari) The night following a great disappointment is always hard to deal with. One struggles to get to sleep, thinking about what might have been, what was within one's grasp. Only a few steps – or three points, depending on how you want to measure the distance, separated Fernando Alonso from a world title, which this year like never before, he so richly deserved. Despite everything, the word most often heard on the lips of the Ferrari men is pride. Alonso used it on the podium, Stefano Domenicali employed it when addressing the team immediately after the race and Luca di Montezemolo used in a statement he put out immediately last night. It was spoken many times by the Ferrari people last night, some of them still with watery eyes: it's the pride in having believed right to the end, in having given their utmost every day of this very long and exhausting season. Of course there is also the awareness that the car was not the fastest in the pack, especially at the start of the season – one only needs to look at the points scored in the first four races and then those picked up in the last five – and the regret regarding the mere 661 metres that Fernando managed in the races at Spa and Suzuka. Pride and regret were themes brought up by Luca di Montezemolo again in an interview that will go out this evening on Italian television station, RAI Uno's news programme and here are some of its highlights. "Certainly not winning the title is the cause for great sorrow and great regret, because we always want to win and we came close," said the President. " I am proud of the work done by the team in having produced the most reliable car, for never having got the strategy wrong and for making no mistakes at the pit stops. Right to the end, the team did its duty. Even if we are the team that scored the most points in the last five races, even if I was pleased to see our two drivers on the podium yesterday, we lacked a car quick enough to get us to the front of the grid and that was the main problem we had all season." Montezemolo also spoke about how Alonso will react to this tough blow and on the Spaniard's assessment of the competitiveness of the car. "He will react like the whole team: the team is working to achieve what I have asked of them, which is to have a car that is quick out of the box and immediately competitive. Fernando will react in his way, pushing even harder, aware that he will be unbeatable in a competitive car. As for the car, Fernando is partly right, on condition that, in 2013, we maintain this amazing reliability that has allowed us to come second in the drivers' and constructors'championships. However, he's right that we need a quicker car." As to the reasons why we did not always have a quick car, Montezemolo was very clear: "What happened this year stems what happened the previous year. On this topic, I will be asking for an in-depth analysis and an improvement in the organization and work methods, because next year, we want to have a winning car right from the first race, which has not been the case these last two years." Montezemolo ended by speaking about the incomparable Ferrari fans: " I thank them all for their great support. We were hoping to win for them too, but we can be proud of having been, once again this year, contenders right down to the last lap of the last race and all of us here in Maranello are working flat out to win next year. We will give it our all." Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsJock Clear leaves Mercedes for FerrariHamashima leavesas Ferrari continue to wield the axeGutierrez's Mexican sponsors follow him to FerrariFry and Tombazis axed as Ferrari revolution continuesGutierrez: An honour to become part of the Ferrari familyTodt: Ferrari is like someone who is tired and needs a doctorArrivabene: Ferrari on the attack until we are back where we should beFry set to follow Tombazis out the Ferrari doorFerrari and Renault set to exploit engine freeze loopholeEx-Mercedes tech chief Bell set for Ferrari move hillside somebody is about to get axed! i a lot of them. Kimi4WDC Dear LdM, it was a great thing you did for Massa but at the same time the way you dealt with Kimi was disgrace. You were deluded, sir. I hope this rough patch with Alonso will remind you about true values and you get a good life lesson out of this. Money and prestige is not everything and you should not forget what endless que of loyal Ferrari fans are not driving Ferraris. John Early mid season the Ferrari had the quickest car on the circuit. Ferrari were also the first of the main teams to figure out the tyres. Even in the latter half it wasn't shabby. Don't blame the engineers. Luca di Montezemolo needs to look more at himself. He bought the wrong driver, and paid him too much. jl 1. Fernando deserve 2012 WDC, it's an opinion. Vettel 2012 WDC is fact. 2. Ferrari slow and Alonso make it fast, it's an opinion. Vettel to P3 from pit in Abu dhabi, after puncture, lost radio contact, P24 and wrong tyres Vettel finished P6 In Brazil is fact. 3. Alonso vs Newey, not Vettel, it's opinion. Alonso's car more reliable while Vettel's got 2 retired from P1 because engine trouble and promote Fernando is fact. Today Fernando's side jobs beside driving are confusing F1 fans by mixing opinion and fact. F1 fans of course did not and will not eat these. All F1 drivers know how F1 works, it's the perfect combination between Engine, Team, Hard work, Driving Skill and Luck. That's how F1 operate. I do not hate Alonso, I just love watching F1 show, but his atittude to claim the best only for his credit really annoying. So, a sore loser like fernando will not get any F1 WDC in his pocket, never ever again. alonso_is_slow and I are the same person, it's opinion alonso_is_slow and I are not Fernando fans, that's the real fact Resultant Asteroid @jl Well put. Could not agree more. The time of drivers with big heads is over now. Drivers need to be down to earth, and fight any chauvenistic urges inside them. And so do the teams Addy For all "Finger Boy" fans……enjoy youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=LFER0esusF0 Forza Ferrari jl Naaahhh,.. It's more enjoyable to see Alonso face up there. Butterfly I just saw a segment when Vettel overtook a car under yellows, before reaching the green LEDs. Damn, a 20s penalty would have made Alonso WDC by 1 point. Why aren't Ferrari protesting now? Anybody know if such a protest would be allowed the week after the GP? Butterfly Just found out: the deadline is November 30. So there are three more days. Alonso for WDC, baby! Butterfly Seriously, now, I don't think it will change the result, but it begs the question: why didn't race control spot those occurrences (yeah, twice). Tony Cos they were oil flags not yellow after the green and that's where he overtook. This was discussed in detail after the race on Sky. Get with it boys!


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Winter storms are a major weather problem in the United States and their losses have been rapidly increasing. A total of 202 catastrophic winter storms involving ice storms, blizzards, and snowstorms, each causing >$5 million in damages, occurred during 1949–2003, and their losses totaled $35.2 billion (2003 dollars). Catastrophic winter storms occurred in most parts of the contiguous United States, but were concentrated in the eastern half of the nation where 88% of all storm losses occurred. They were most frequent in the Northeast climate district (95 storms), and were least frequent in the West district (14 catastrophic storms). The annual average number of storms is 3.7 with a 1-year high of nine storms, and one year had no storms. Temporal distributions of storms and their losses exhibited considerable spatial variability across the nation. For example, when storms were very frequent in the Northeast, they were infrequent elsewhere, a result of spatial differences in storm-producing weather conditions over time. The time distribution of the nation's 202 storms during 1949–2003 had a sizable downward trend, whereas the nation's storm losses had a major upward trend for the 55-year period. This increase over time in losses, given the decrease in storm incidences, was a result of significant temporal increases in storm sizes and storm intensities. Increases in storm intensities were small in the northern sections of the nation, but doubled across the southern two-thirds of the nation, reflecting a climatic shift in conditions producing intense winter storms.
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Heavyweight Fight #3
Grizz vs. Thunder OKC doesn't know what's coming. When Z-Bo, Young Gasol, and crew get through wit dem, they'll realize (dumbass espn too — all 12 "experts" picking Thunder). TA and Battier will blanket Durant, Perkins will pout and yell a lot, Westbrook will make poor pg decisions — Grizz in 6 baby E [...]
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Hawks-Bulls Preview The Bulls are ready to run these Hawks over; ain't happening. Hawks in 6! EAST = Hawks – Heat; k?
Heavyweight Fight #1
Heat-Celtics Preview Finally, we're here. For the last time, we will wonder if the Heat are for real. Dig? The Celtics suck. Trio-tron will take the muthafuckin old ass Irish in 6.
It's official: San Antonio
Memphis just won (let it sink in)
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Canucks 2, Blackhawks 1, OT Associated Press VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) – To understand how big it was for the Vancouver Canucks to finally knock the Chicago Blackhawks out of the playoffs, you just had to talk to their Olympians. Alex Burrows scored his second goal 5:22 into overtime, Roberto Luongo made 31 saves and th [...]
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SmartSwim UV Intensity Bikini warns against excessive exposure
Even though summer's over, you still need to beware of those UV rays when you head out on that Caribbean cruise this fall. That's where this pricy ($99) Solestrom SmartSwim UV Intensity Bikini might just save your life (or the life of that comely companion of yours). Its attached beads are sensitive to sunlight, and turn a darker purple as they're exposed to more UV rays.
As you've probably already noticed, the beads are affixed to the string holding up the bikini bottoms, and on the bra, too, all constantly on a heroic vigil for those deadly skin cancer-causing rays. If you're wearing such a suit, we're thinking it's not going to be too hard to enlist someone's support in keeping an eye on the exact shade of those beads, certainly worthy of the closest scrutiny.
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Greetings all,
I've been away from the forum for a while, I moved and am currently going to gunsmithing school. During my specialization period I'll be building a custom 1911. I was going to ask for a few opinions on the available parts to choose from, according to their relative value and quality. Nothing in my pistol (or any future i make make) will be of low quality, so I'm just looking for the general opinion of one brand of parts maker over the others.
When it comes to manufacturer's like Wilson combat, Les Bear, Ed Brown, etc. etc.: I'll likely only notice the difference part for part with a micrometer, down to a few thousandths of an inch. So it's not like there's going to be a huge difference between them: just looking for overall views on the brands.
To start off with, here's the pistol as I have it.
Essex blued commander size receiver
Essex blued Commander size slide, novak rear, dovetail forward
Blued Ed Brown bobtail main spring housing
Then, I picked out all the parts i could from the brownells catalog and all exposed parts (screws, ambi safety, beaver tail grip safety, etc. etc.) are stainless finish.
I don't like two tone pistols, but I do like a stainless receiver/slide with blued parts, or even better, blued receiver and slide with stainless parts. I love the contrast. Very striking.
There's only a few parts I can't get from ed Brown, for which I supplemented with Wilson Combat. I could go into the detail of every single part, but that would be very long winded. If anyone really wants to see the full list I'll send it to them individually and if enough people ask I'll post the full list on here.
Oh, btw: I'm a huge fan of the Commander size 1911, the officer is just too springie and jumpy in .45, I like the 4 1/4 barrel model. Great balance, fun to shoot, very controllable. The sights I intend to use for it are XS Tritium express Sights, big dot with tritium insert. Not horrible for target work, other than the inability to adjust for windage and elevation, but excellent target acquisition.
Now, question is: should I really be so stingie about mixed parts from other manufacturer's?
It would actually be -easier- to build by taking advantage of parts kits that various manufacturer's put on the market. Going over a loooong part list and checking them off individually from three different magazines at once to get a complete pistol together piece by piece; will give you a headache like you never knew.
So when it comes to brands like Ed Brown, Wilson Combat, Les Bear, should I be discerning and actively attempt to have as many parts from just one company at a time?
Will mix-matching (few parts from Ed brown, Few from wilson, bunch from STI, etc. etc.) lower the value of the firearm when I go to sell it?


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Hello everyone,
in conjunction with our partners Fortinet & Lightspeed we are holding a very technical event aimed at Network Managers looking for an alternative to the Leeds Learning Network.
Network managers from other areas are more than welcome to come along too as our services can be provisioned nationally.
We'll be providing a free lunch and teas / coffees throughout the day to keep you all refreshed. The session will be technically minded showcasing what we believe to be the best package in the UK for schools leaving their current LA / RBC Internet connection.
An overview of the day is below. I'll also be doing a raffle for £500 off any leased line price for one lucky school too :)
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Our first seminar starts at 11am sharp. I'd suggest you all join us from about 10:30 where you can get some teas & coffees before we start.
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Lee Langley from Fortinet will be presenting and demonstrating the Fortinet product suite for an hour. This will be "hands on" and will directly show you the true power of the Fortigate security devices and how they allow you to control exactly what go on on your network.
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Today's filters need to provide safe, fast access to valuable educational resources and connections.
With an integrated learning management system and cross-platform desktop and mobile filtering (on or off the network), Lightspeed's Collaborative Filter integrates with Windows Active Directory and Apple Open Directory making it safe for schools to implement engaging mobile and collaborative learning.
UK Technical Director, Simon Eappariello will be demonstrating exactly how Lightspeed works and how we believe it's better than the current and future LLN offering.
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Various Cheats and Hints for Rally CrossHome / Playstation /
This page contains Rally Cross Hints for Playstation called "Various Cheats and Hints" and has been posted or updated on Aug 21, 2008 by hablas. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Sony Interactive Studios America
- Publisher: SCEA
- Genre: Driving Racing Rally / Offroad
- Release Date: Jan 31, 1997
- ESRB: Not Set
Various Cheats and Hints
Place the game disc in an audio CD player and play track two to hear six music tracks from the game.
Cheat mode
The cheat codes are entered as a high score name or as a new season name. Note: "_" indicates a space. A full season does not need to be played for code entry. You can enter the code, return to the main menu, then continue to play in any mode. Only one cheat code may be entered per game.
Name - Effect:
FAT_TIRES - Larger tires
NO_WHEELS - Invisible tires
WHEELS - Extra tires
STONE - Heavy cars
FEATHER - Light cars
FLOAT - Low gravity with weak CPU cars
SPINNER - Front wheels turn 90 degrees
BANZAI - No collisions
NOVISCOUS - No mud or water slow down
HIGH_TIME - Easier skids on turns
RADBRAD - Normal gravity
Racing season codes
Enter one of the following cheat codes as a high score name or as a new season name to finish the corresponding season. This will allow access to additional cars and tracks. Note: "_" indicates a space.
Name - Effect:
VET_ME - Win the rookie season
IM_A_PRO - Win the veteran season
WEEOO - Win the normal, head-on and mixed-pro seasons
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Silver plated brass chain necklace with glass bead and crystal accents and clear glass bead strand layering necklace set
Material: Silver plated brass, glass, and crystal
Brand: Grayce
Origin: Imported
Grayce is supermodel Molly Sims' latest venture into the world of fashion and accessories. Inspired by her mom's jewelry box, and her countless experiences wearing high-end baubles for photo shoots, Sims offers up an eye-catching assortment of statement-making jewelry pieces accented with chunky, colorful resin crystals. Lustrous medallion necklaces, triple-color cuff bracelets, and fringed earrings are just some of the bold designs you'll find in Grayce's collection. Perfect for brightening up that little black dress, or adding glamour to your fave jeans-and-sweater ensemble.


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Mouse Fan Travel Home Page
Not sure why they don't have Lou's cruise listed yet but you can ask them for a quote.
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Not sure why they don't have Lou's cruise listed yet but you can ask them for a quote.
Just found the event page. Really hope I can go! But it looks like if I'm able to go, it would be by myself =/
LOve the new logo :)
Not sure why its not on the Mousefan Page, but here's Lou's page on it:
WDW Radio Cruise aboard the Disney Dream in 2012 | WDW Radio - Your Walt Disney World Information Station by Lou Mongello
So, like last cruise, people have started lists like the one here so that we have an idea of who is going, and where their cabins are.
Hey cool kids! Apparently DH and I are rubbing off on people. One of DH's friends and his wife are seriously considering going on the cruise (I've passed along the contact info for MEI to them so they can get a quote) and then another friend of ours and his girlfriend are considering going as well. With any luck they'll be on deck 7 as well (if not close). Can you believe we only 14 months and 2 days away from the cruise? It'll be here before we know it!
WOW!! Only 14 months and 2 days until I get to see Rachel again!!
If you didn't notice the date, yesterday was our 1 year to go till the cruise! It'll be here before we know it!
HEY cool kids,
My husband, myself & 2 of our 3 kids are cruising 2.0
This is a first cruise for all of us & we're SOOO excited!! :yahoo:
Deck 7 #7170
Our recent trips to WDW include the 40th anniversary weekend & Reunion in early December. Next trip is in September for the Tower of Terror race, F&W and Epcot's 30th!
Looking forward to meeting everyone!!! :thumbs:
Our names are George & Kellee Q :grin:
Well kids I won't be on Lou's cruise this year. Have lots of fun and rum for me!
Please include us. We just bcame back from our best trip yet, Dec 31 to Jan 11th at Bay lake Tower, including a private tour with Master Jedi Lou Mongello.
Myself, Brendan(12), Jessica(9) and Ciara(9), yes twin girls, will all be sleeping in room 7088, although you won't find us there too often during the day.
It will be our second cruise on The Dream, and if it's anything like our first, my kids will have met everyone and be in full control of the ship by the first evening. :)
What special activities were on the first Lou's cruise?
Paul Cyopick from Toronto, Ontario, Canada


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Somerset Travel Guide
Somerset Local History
Somerset county is located in the central region of northern New Jersey. The county seat is in Somerville and is the junction of many major transport routes in the area. The county has many fascinating historical and cultural landmarks that make it a popular tourist destination away from the bustle of the large neighbouring urban centers
Somerset Attractions
Somerset Shopping
There are a number of antique shops in Somerset county with a variety that is hard to mach elsewhere in the country - especially of early US settler or revolutionary goods.
Somerset Parks & Gardens
Leonard J. Buck Garden Featuring native and exotic plants in a naturalistic garden setting. This is a great place to appreciate the natural beauty of many unusual plants.
Colonial Park This park contains an arboretum, a fragrance and sensory garden, a perennial garden and the Rudolf W, van der Groot Rose Garden.
Somerset Restaurants and Bars
Somerset Restaurants
Sophies Bistro This is a place where you can have a good hearty meal that is unpretentious and simple at a good price. The menu is diverse, the food quality is good and so is the service. You can find this bistro at 700 Hamilton Street.
McAteers Restaurant This stylish restaurant offers an elegant and exacting dining experience not to be forgotten. The staff is well trained and very hospitable. The restaurant is located at 1714 Easton Avenue, reservations are recommended.
The Bernards Inn Located at 27 Mine Brook Road, this luxuriously romantic restaurant promises a memorable night out. The wine list is of award winning quality and compliments the small but varied menu that is always supplemented by specials.
Somerset Bars & Clubs
Murphy's Crocodile Inn This place is a great choice for a couple of drinks with friends. The atmosphere and music is great. You will find it at 102 Woodfern Road.
Sport Time Bar & Grill This is a great choice if you want to have a couple of drinks and get something to eat at the same time. When the local band is in, this place really rocks and you may battle to get a table. It is also popular for its screening of big sporting matches.
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