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Beijing Far East Youth Hostel
Beijing Far East International Youth Hostel, accepted as one of the best hostels in Beijing, is situated in a preserved and protected Hutong in the city center, with typical local residency neighborhood. the Youth Hostel accepted as the best hostel in Beijing. The hostel was the former residence of a warlord in the beginning of the last century. there is in a traditional Chinese courtyard attached to the main building as a comfortable hotel and the courtyard was built in the style of Qing dynasty, quiet and comfortable. You can take a traditional rickshaw or a self-guided map tour to explore the area. Many of the historical attractions including Tian'anmen Square, Forbidden City, Liulichang (Antique Market) and Former embassy area... The hostel also provides bicycle rentals so that the visitors may enjoy Hutong Area at their own pace. We guarantee that your stay at Beijing Far East International Youth Hostel will be an unforgettable experience of Beijing and China. the hostel quite concerns about the green and enironmental protection. We have non-smoking rooms. Meanwhile smoking is prohibited in some parts of our hotel.. It is a very good choice. Interesting neighborhood, 10 minutes' walk away from the alleyways to Tian'anmen Square, Qianmen Business Centre and Forbidden City. The well- known Liu Li Chang Cultural Street is only 5 minutes walk. a special price will be offered during off season before 31st March 2010 for individual guest and groups. |
Availability & Rates
To view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- 24 hour security
- Air Conditioning
- Bar
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle parking
- Breakfast not included
- Card phones
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Elevator
- Fax Service
- Free Parking
- Free Wifi
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Key Card Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Lockers
- Postal Service
- Restaurant
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Wheelchair Accessible
Cancellation Policy
This property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.DirectionsShow MapHide Map
take shuttle bus No.7 at the airport (which from airport ---west train station) and get off at Zhu Shi Kou, then transfer a taxi to our hostel.Still need more help call Sally or Wendy.
Please use licenced taxi for more reliable service.If you are overcharged, don't hesitate to contact us(with information about the taxii colour,number,and receipt).
as the airport subway line has started operation, you can take subway there,then transfer subway Line 2 at the transfer station: 'DongZhiMen' and get off at HePingMen station,then 'Walk south along NanXinHua street for about 5 minutes and you will pass a pedestrian bridge and a number of music shops (on the left). Turn left along a small alley( Zang Jia Qiao Hutong) near a traffic signand, you should be able to see the sign on the top of hotel's building when you look up the front direction.
multistorey hostel
Means of Transportation:
Take bus No.9 or subway at Beijing railway station,get off at HePingMen station,then walk to south along NanXinHua street about 500 meters then turn left into Hutong area.
Take No.102 trolly bus or special No.5 double-decked bus at Beijing south railway station,get off at HuFangQiao stop, walk along NanXinHua Street from the HuFangQiao intersection to north about 100 meters, then turn right into Hutong area,there is a sign with 'Far East Hostel'or'Far East Youth Hostel' at the corner.
Take No.67 bus at west railway station, change Bus No. 15 get off at XuanWuMen stop,and get off at LiuLichang stop. then walk frontward to the traffic light and cross road,then get into HuTong.
About 30km away from Beijing international Airport,take shuttleBus and get off at XiDan Aviation Buliding then change bus No.15 at XiDan stop or bus No.14 at Liu Bu Kou bus stop and get off at Liu Li Chang stop.
The hostel has buses at all sizes and cars available at reasonable prices.it costs and 200yuan for a normal car from 6am--10pm.
simply make a phone call if you meet any problem on the way to our hostel.
Located Near
Tian'anmen Square and Forbiden City 1.5 km.
Beijing Central Raiway Station
Xidan Aviation Building.
Liulichang Culture Street
Xidan Aviation Building( airport shuttle bus terminal)


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NAPLES, Fla. — For the past several years, many grower-packer-shippers have suffered from audit fatigue, in extreme cases going through five food safety audits annually to satisfy separate customers.
Vicky BoydJack Rechcigl (left), director of the University of Florida's Gulf Coast Research and Education Center, Balm, talks with Tony DiMare, vice president of Homestead-based DiMare Co., during the Florida Tomato Institute Sept. 5, which is part of the annual Joint Tomato Conference in Naples, Fla.But Reggie Brown said he believes the tomato industry is close to a cure — a single harmonized audit that will satisfy Florida requirements — and buyers, including quick-serve restaurants.
"This is an effort to create a harmonized standard audit system that could work for all commodities and would be the same for all commodities," said Brown, executive vice president of the Maitland-based Florida Tomato Exchange.
If all goes as hoped, he said the GlobalGAP Food Safety Audit for North America could be in place before the start of the Florida tomato season in October.
The lone hurdle is benchmarking the proposed audit against Global Food Safety Initiative standards, said Dave Gombas, senior vice president for food safety for the Washington, D.C.-based United Fresh Produce Association.
The process involves comparing the two systems to ensure the proposal meets GFSI food safety minimum requirements.
In discussions with 24 large customers, Gombas said none opposed to the proposed harmonized audit.
He and Brown provided details at the 2012 Tomato Food Safety Workshop, Sept. 4, part of Florida's annual Joint Tomato Conference.
Under state legislation passed in September 2007, Florida tomato growers and packers must pass annual food safety audits by Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services inspectors.
The audits are part of state-mandated tomato food safety programs, known as T-GAPs — tomato good agricultural practices נfor growers and T-BMPs — tomato best management practices for packers.
Brown said the state's tomato food safety requirements were incorporated into the proposed harmonized audit standards.
"The audit is not very different than what you've been seeing under the tomato metrics," he said. "Fundamentally, the questions are all the same."
Some quick-serve restaurants — most notably Subway — require the audit be conducted by a U.S. Department of Agriculture-credentialed inspector, Brown said.
As a result, many state inspectors have obtained the necessary USDA authorizations.
Wal-Mart officials have indicated they will accept a harmonized audit if it meets GFSI standards, he said.
For the single audit plan to be implemented, Brown said Florida state ag inspectors would have to be trained and certified to meet GFSI requirements.

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Tunisia's Transition to Democracy
October 13, 2011 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Geoffrey Cook, TMO
Washington–The first post-"Revolution" election over this modern Punic realm on the twenty-third of this month is essential to the direction of the future of the Arab "Spring," and whether a truly Islamic democratic form can be fulfilled over the region.
Your narrator takes his report from a panel, "The Jasmine Revolution and Tunisia's Transition to Democracy" which was the first segment of the Center for Democracy and Islam (CISD), headquartered here in the District of Columbia (D.C.), Twelfth Annual Conference, "Tunisia and Egypt's Revolution and Transitions to Democracy."
Radwan Masmoudi, president and founder of The CSID, began the proceedings by stating that the recent rebellions in Tunisia and Egypt "…have been [something we were] dreaming of for a long time." The revolutions have changed the perceptions of Arabs in the West. What outsiders conceived to be stability was rotten to its core of corruption and repression. NATO's allied Arab elite grew out of touch domestically, failing to address chronic social and economic problems. Now, it is important that these nations of the Middle East succeed! Whereas, "The whole region is going through…changes…a lot of work has to be done…," too. Regarding the United States in particular, Dr. Masmoudi warned that now "…the United States must realize that change is coming, and they should not be afraid of change!" He suggests that this meeting recommend how the United States (and other international actors) can best support the spread of democracy in the Islamic world.
The panel of the middle of this April last consisted of Radwan Ziadeh, founder and director of the Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies (Syria) as moderator; with opening comments by Mohamed Salah Tekaya, the current Ambassador of Tunisia to the United States; Jaloul Ayed, Minister of Finance in Tunis; and, finally, Mondher Ben Ayed, a Tunisian businessman and a board member of the CSID chapter in the Tunisian capital.
Jaloul Ayed, Minister of Finance for Tunisia, asserted that, "We have a real opportunity…We can create a democratic political system free of corruption that truly respects human rights." Minister Ayed said Tunisia's Revolution was the first of the so-called Arab "Spring" because due to our previous history (and traditions).
Minister Ayed paid tribute to the "spontaneous, leaderless and party-less" Revolution. At the present, among the primary challenges facing the current transitional government preparing for elections are maintaining security and managing the expectations of the people. Although the security situation is improving, "the reality is, the government cannot meet the people's demands immediately."
The transitional government is focusing on four main priorities: reducing unemployment, restoring economic growth, reducing regional disparities, and assisting Tunisians in need. With a population of 10 million, 600,000 are unemployed, with large numbers of recent graduates unable to find work, also.
Curiously, the country's tourism and export sectors employ about one million workers and support 50 percent of the population, but both have been severely impacted by the Revolution.
The new government intends to create twenty thousand additional jobs in the public sector and to recruit an additional twenty thousand more into the military. We, further, anticipate a growing economy to absorb another twenty thousand workers in the private sector, yet it is "a drop in the bucket," but, moreover, "a good start." Their Program Hope, an expanding new project, will provide small cash stipends to recent graduates to help them enter the labor market.
To restore economic growth the Ministry of Finance is commencing major initiatives on infrastructure and finance reformation. "We need a serious reform of our entire financial system…. These problems developed over a long time and will require a long-term solution."
Efforts have begun to reduce regional disparities in microfinance projects and advice to small and medium-sized enterprises. Simultaneously, on the social front, the government is providing subsidies to families that have suffered financially since the Revolution.
The government is attempting to obtain the wealth with which the former President Ben Ali absconded. The Finance Minister attested that the process has been "complicated and technical," so as not to disrupt viable companies or to destroy the banks. Real estate rightfully belonging to the State will go back to the government while stolen financial assets will go back to the banks.
The transitional government acknowledges it does not have a mandate to engage in major structural changes; therefore, it simultaneously wishes to prepare for the next (elected) government while meeting the current pressing demands of the people. "We believe that the spark that began in Tunisia will give us a tremendous responsibility to make sure that this transition becomes a successful one! Failure is totally unacceptable!"
Your reporting author summarizes that Minister Jaloul Ayed acknowledges the necessity of stemming the institutional corruption of the past; there is a requirement for a wide-ranging political debate; also, to commit the Republic to development; and, thereby, the establishment of stability for foreign investment capital to thrive.
Mondher Ben Ayed, a Tunisian businessman and a board member of CSID-Tunis, opened his remarks with a review of the security situation. The army and the police are smaller than both internal and external threats demand. In actuality, "The army is…only 35,000 troops that are not even trained well or equipped." Succinctly, external and internal securities are issues.
Mr. Ben Ayed gave the exact figures to which Jaloul Ayed only intimated in his assessment of the economic challenges ahead. The latter predicted that unemployed might rise to 700,000 before it starts to fall. To be exact, 350,000 persons are employed in the tourism industry. This will be a bad year for that sector! "Right now, foreign debt is up, foreign investment is down, and the budget deficit is exploding because of food and energy subsidies to the people…We have lost our trade with Libya…and the banking system is weak with lots of bad debts."
"We are facing major economic challenges," but despite this gloom, Mr. Ben Ayed still remains optimistic. "Before the revolution, Tunisia had strong economic fundamentals," a high literacy rate, equal status for women, and a strong middle class. Even with the massive corruption, the country experienced four years of 5-percent annual growth. "If we can take out corruption, we should be able to achieve 7 or 8 percent of growth per annum," but "We need financial aid for a two-year transitional period, after which we will be fine." The United States and Europe are essential to our "Revolution's success.
"We have had more political change in the past…months than in the previous fifty years… all these changes have been made under existing civil law in an ad-hoc environment." A new Election Commission and Code has been produced. The upcoming elections scheduled (for this month) will engender a new 200-member parliament that will, likewise, draft a new constitution.
We have experienced momentous political changes. After a new Constitution we shall proceed towards a Presidential election, and, thus, hopefully, will be "…solving our problems…"
Finally, the convener of the Conference, Radwan Masoudi, noted that, while religion will continue to be a major force in the country (Tunisia is 98 percent Muslim with a long tradition of moderation), "…no one wants a theocratic state—everybody wants a democratic civil state that fully respects human rights and Islamic values and culture."
The challenge will be "to find a good balance between Islamic religious values and democratic values….I think Tunisia is well placed to develop…a moderate Islamic state."


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Armstrong is a free man after Austin decided not to move forward with the case against him.
Armstrong first appeared before the Sunflower County Justice Court on March 11 after he was accused nearly a month after the murder.
Armstrong's name had come up a few times in the ongoing investigation and Judge Gwendolyn Pernell ruled there was enough evidence to charge him at his initial appearance.
He was being held at the Sunflower County Jail in Indianola on a $100,000 bond.
Sunflower County Sheriff James Haywood said that investigation would continue with extreme dedication from his department.
"Just because the prosecutor felt the case wasn't strong enough doesn't mean it can't be re-presented to the grand jury," said Haywood.
"We are not going to let this rest. Our investigation is ongoing and our work will not stop," said Haywood.
Haywood added that his department is now looking for more leads in the case.
The victim, Burnett, was found dead in his house by authorities on Valentine's Day after his sister called in and said she discovered his body.
The unknown suspect allegedly ransacked Burnett's house, took jewelry and shot him twice in the back of the head.
Haywood is suspicious of other suspects being involved and he believes the incident is drug related.
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"I won't feel good until we get to the bottom of all of this," said Haywood in a previous Bolivar Commercial story. "It will require tedious investigation to find out if more people are involved.
"We have a family here that is waiting for justice."
The murder happened at 170 Hunter Ave. in the new edition subdivision considered to be county land, outside of Drew city limits.
Haywood asked citizens to remain mindful that some crimes take longer than others to solve, but his crew is doing everything it can.
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Career management expert Ginny Clarke shares an interesting technique for jobseekers and career changers who are in the dark about the next step in their career.
She calls it "When I Was Ten," and it's a suggestion to look back at the time when you were 10 and remember what you wanted to be when you grew up. Did you want to be a cowgirl, a nurse, a teacher or U.S. President? Whatever dreams you had then may not be directly relevant to your career path today, but some of the things you enjoyed can be a springboard to insights and, ultimately, your next job.
When I was 10, I wanted to be a writer. Inspired by all the Nancy Drew mysteries, my best friend Martha and I each started writing what became, for me, a 15,000-word novel – The Adventures of Pat and Peggy. Pat (the pretty, brave one) and Peggy (the chubby but sweet-natured scaredy-cat) were twins, and not unlike Ms. Drew and friends, Pat and Peggy attempted to solve a lot of mysteries in the small farming community where they lived.
Martha and I enjoyed countless hours sitting happily on her front porch, writing our novels on thin-lined notebook paper tucked into three-ring binders. We occasionally stopped to read passages to each other, only to plunge in again with our hand-written reveries.
That love of writing became, for me, a love for journalism in college, and ultimately a passion for my profession – public relations. 2012 marks my 40th year in PR, and I love it more than ever, thanks to all the challenges in a digital age where I've had to learn so many new functions.
I didn't expect to still be at it. Truth be told, I suffered from career burn-out multiple times. Also, I had another life-long passion that I hoped to turn into a career: art. A painter all my life, I can't count all the art workshops and courses at the School of the Art Institute that I took, learned from and enjoyed.
Ten years ago, my career plan called for retiring from PR and traveling around the country in a trailer, exhibiting and hopefully selling my paintings at art fairs. That was plan A. Plan B called for retiring to a small town and selling my paintings online while volunteering to make the world a better place.
I doubt either of those things will happen anytime soon. I'm in love with PR – especially the writing side. Social media platforms and blogs have given me that gift. They have rekindled my passion for writing in the way I experienced it when I was 10.
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You're going to have a hard time convincing me there are fewer options now. I think some of you just hate dailies period"
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Anyone check into if this is going to be the preferred method of Harmony farming? Current drop rate is 10-15% from level 90 mobs.
I thought it was reminiscent of the Ivory Raptor, myself. >_>
So say it takes me on average 2.5 minutes - w/ raid-geared shaman and various CDs thrown into the mix - to kill such a mob. That translates into a 50-75 minute session to farm one Spirit of Harmony. (Downtime not included.)
Not so sure I'd have the time for that, unless I somehow manage to get a majority of my alts to 90 with some progression towards their rep recipes.
So we only need to kill 1,500 to 9,999 dino for the mount yay for grinding.


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On the boys side, the Bayou Academy Colts, at 19-2, are the hot team as they've won their last 12 games and are the No. 1 seed in the District 2-A Tournament, which will be played at Deer Creek School in Arcola.
The top seed automatically put the Colts in Friday's semifinal round against the winner of the Briarfield (No. 4 seed)-Deer Creek (No. 5 seed) first round game which will be played on Tuesday. Bayou's contest on Friday is set to start at 6:30 p.m.
Bayou has beaten both Briarfield and Deer Creek twice.
Colts head coach Winn Scott said the Colts are hitting the court with a strong mindset.
"They seem to be real focused right now," Scott said. "They know what's ahead of them. They know that at any time if you have one bad game, your season could be over, so they're real focused and know what they have to do."
Last year, the Colts were a No. 2 seed heading into the district tournament and ended up losing to Greenville Christian in the championship game. Bayou ended up advancing to the Class A State Tournament last year.
Scott said he feels being a top seed is an advantage.
"It's a good thing for the kids," Scott said. "We get an automatic bid to North State, and you're one game away from the finals if you win your game in district. That's exciting and the kids are real excited. It would be great if we can go into North State as a No. 1 seed and play a fourth seed from the other side, which the other side is real tough."
Another area team in the tournament, the North Sunflower Academy Rebels, could end up being a force to be reckoned with. The Rebels, at 8-11, posted a 6-4 mark in District 2-A during the regular season and are a third seed in the district tournament. The Rebels will take on sixth seeded Strider in the first round at 5:15 p.m. on Tuesday. If NSA wins, the Rebels will take on second seeded Greenville Christian in the semifinals on Friday at 4 p.m. and will earn an automatic bid to the North State Tournament.
Rebels head coach Tom Thompson said his team can't overlook anybody in the tournament.
"They (Strider) played us pretty tough in our last regular season game with them, so we're definitely not taking them for granted," Thompson said. "They are very athletic, and we're just going to take it one game at a time."
Thompson said his team is capable of making a good run in the postseason.
"If we beat Strider, we'll end up playing Greenville Christian, which we played tough so you'll never know what will happen," Thompson said. "Our goal is to stay the three seed going into North Half."
The boys' consolation game will be played at 3:15 p.m. on Saturday, followed by the championship game at 5:45 p.m.
On the girls side of the district tournament, the third seeded Bayou Academy Lady Colts (11-12, 5-5 dist.) and the sixth seeded North Sunflower Academy Lady Rebels (2-15, 1-9 dist.) will battle each other in the first round on Tuesday at 4 p.m.
The Lady Colts made a good run last year by winning the District 2-A Tournament.
Lady Colts head coach Robert Foust feels the potential to make another run in the district tournament is there.
"I think we can beat any team in the district," Foust said. "We've got to take care of the ball and shoot a better percentage. We've got peak at the right time and now is the right time."
Despite being a sixth seed, the Lady Rebels have improved during the course of the year. NSA has a young team with just two seniors.
Lady Rebels head coach John Stoker said his proud of his team's effort this year.
"They've given everything they've got, and they're learning and getting better every game," Stoker said. "You know never know what can happen when you get to the tournament. Hopefully, we'll have a good night and give Bayou a run for their money."
The winner of the Bayou-NSA game will play second seeded Strider in the semifinals at 5:15 p.m. on Friday. In other action in the district tournament, Briarfield (No. 4 seed) and Greenville Christian (No. 5 seed) will play at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. The winner of that game will play top seeded Deer Creek on Friday at 7:45 p.m. The girls consolation game will be played at 2 p.m. on Saturday with the championship game set for 4:30 p.m.
The top four teams from each tournament will advance to the North State Tournament, which will be played at Delta Academy in Mark.


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It may soon cost a little more to grab a taxi from Richmond International Airport, but airport officials believe the extra fee will be worth it. The Capital Region Airport Commission is asking Henrico and three other localities in the region to approve an additional $2 fee for taxi service that originates at the airport. Henrico's Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing Oct. 23 to consider a change to its county code that would permit the fee. Earlier this year, CRAC officials created new, stricter standards for walk-up taxi service at the airport and invited bids from taxi companies willing to meet them. Officials selected the proposals of three companies – Airport Taxi, Galaxy Cab and Richmond Flyer Taxi, which as of July 1 are the only three permitted to transport walk-up passengers. (Other taxi companies can pick up passengers on a pre-arranged basis only.) The new standards required that each of the three companies: • use only vehicles that are new as of this year; • provide uniformed drivers who speak English as a second language, at a minimum, and who have completed a mandatory training program • accept credit cards. Each of the three companies is required to pay a $2-per-trip fee to CRAC for the right to provide pick-up service. Companies that provide pre-arranged service pay a $2.60 fee per trip to CRAC. Because each of the three walk-up service companies invested heavily in order to meet the new standards, allowing them to recoup that $2 fee from passengers would help defray their costs, airport President and CEO Jon Mathiasen told the Henrico Board of Supervisors Sept. 25. "We're trying to improve the overall appearance of ground transportation at Richmond International Airport," he said. "It is the front door and the last door that many visitors see [of Greater Richmond]." The new standards make the airport one of few in the nation to offer an entire fleet of brand new vehicles (41 in total, including 5 that are fitted for disabled passengers), Mathiasen said. Each vehicle makes an average of 15 trips per day, Mathiasen said. Taxi fares from the airport last increased five years ago this month. Three Chopt District Supervisor Dave Kaechele said he had noticed a difference since the new standards took effect. "The improvement is dramatic out there," he said. "It's very professional. I think it's got to make a big impression on visitors." The airport is investing several hundred thousand dollars on a new queuing system that will help taxis conserve gas while they wait for passengers, Mathiasen said. It should be active within about two months. |
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In the case of the Delta State University softball team, the first year players have gotten their chance early on and have ran with it.
The freshmen trio of first baseman Kaitlin Moore and outfielders Mariah Alvarez and Kassidy Tally have set the tone for the Lady Statesmen during the season. The trio have combined for 50 of the team's 136 runs, driven in 39 of the team's 124 RBIs and stroked 101 of the team's 246 hits this season.
"All three of those freshman are only going to get better with time," Delta State head coach Casey Charles said.
Moore has shined the most of the three as she leads the team in batting average (.430), hits (43), runs (19), RBIs (22), on-base percentage (.509) and slugging percentage (.630). Moore is also tied for first in the Gulf South Conference in doubles, ranked second in batting average and on-base percentage and ranked seventh in slugging percentage and total hits.
Before the season began, the former DeSoto Central High School standout and Southaven native never dreamed she would do as well as she's done.
"I came in here kind of nervous," Moore said. "I was hoping I could at least have kind of a decent year. It's kind of been a shock that I've done as well as I have. I'm just blessed."
Alvarez has been on a hot streak as of late. The Saginaw, Texas native and former Saginaw High School standout recently earned GSC Player of the Week by going a combined 10-for-17 with a home run and seven RBIs in doubleheaders against Shorter and West Georgia. Alvarez is second on the team in batting average (.392), and 10th in the GSC. She also has .a 554 slugging percentage with three home runs, 12 RBIs, 15 runs scored and 29 hits.
Alvarez said the work the team has done on hitting has really helped her develop as a hitter.
"We hit pretty much everyday," Alvarez said. "We work on hitting inside pitch, outside pitch, down the middle, that's what coach mainly has us doing. It's help me a lot working on my strength and weakness. My weakness has been the outside pitch, but pretty much both are not my weakness any more. I give props to (assistant) coach (Dave) Martinez for helping me out. He's worked with me on and off the field, and it's helped me a lot."
Alvarez didn't anticipate she would have the success she's had this year.
"I was very nervous at first," Alvarez said about playing her first year. "At the beginning of the year, I didn't think it would happen like that. I'm surprised it did, and I'm happy. Someone was watching over me, and I've loved it. It's an awesome opportunity."
Tally, a former Raleigh High School standout from Raleigh has shown some blazing speed this year as she leads the GSC in stolen bases (21) and stolen base attempts (25). She has also scored 16 runs and has tagged 29 total hits with five RBIs.
Tally has been pleased with the amount of playing time she has seen in her first year.
"When I came for my meeting back in the fall, they told me if I didn't start, I would be running bases," Tally said. "I figured my first year, I would be doing my best running bases. It has surprised me to see how much I've actually played."
Before this year, neither one of these three players knew each other.
Over the course of the season, Moore said they've started to develop a close bond.
"When we came in, we didn't know each other at all," Moore said. "We've just kind of stuck together knowing we were freshmen. Now, we're pretty close friends so it's worked out."
With one month left in the year before the GSC Tournament, all three players feel that the team whole is ready to play its best softball of the year. The Lady Statesmen (13-19, 7-11 GSC) will be back in action on Saturday when they host the University of North Alabama for a GSC doubleheader with the first game set for 2 p.m. at University Field.


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Good morning and double thanks for the start Carol.
You sure have a fun time with your cat.
We have some local fun this afternoon with sections of town vying thru various games. Ten adults and 10 kids from each section will be participating. Our section is the red team. Go red!!
Jelly fish bites are common here. These fish are called Medusa. The life guards have antidotes and lots of beach goers carry it in their bags. Warm water is good to flush the site if used right away. Or you can have someone pee on it as was suggested. Hopefully you get past this soon, Laureen.
Andy has the matt and he has customized shoes. He has held up well...and those arms on this short guy are still doing OK. You can never fully imagine the wear ones job can have on your body.
Have a great Sunday.
..waiting for my post to be approved.
shazam your post is approved.
double SIWWTH, Sharona and Carola posted twice for moi. fanks... and double fanks.
me thinks Belle is practicing for the real thing....
We had half a crapy day yesterday, the 2nd half was beautiful,, now we are starting with the same. ....shesshh
have a good day everyone.
Carola you think it was pee?
Morning. Thanks again Carol for starting us up. I'd be Roy because I don't like buttermilk.
Sharon, I also wondered if it was pee that did it. Didn't see anything else that should have censored it. I did think about getting bit by something, but no one could see anything. Once I saw it I kept ice on it mainly because of the bruising and it made it feel better. Doc figures I just got brushed by it. Guess there's a first for everything. Wonder what the urine does to the spot. Will have to look that one up.
Carol, Kiki did the same thing to Sqeeky her favorite mouse. She would even carry it around and mew. She gave it baths, and she dumped it in her water dish as well as her food dish. Squeeky's been gone for awhile and I don't know where. Wouldn't surprise me if it's up in the box springs where she hides usually.
Nat, it was kinda of gloomy here yesterday morning and beautiful most of the afternoon. We were suppose to have rain last night as bad storms were "coming in", but I don't know if we did. Supposedly nicer weather this am and then rain tonight and tomorrow. Going up to 83 today and cool tomorrow at a high of 68 then back only to the low to mid 70s. Almost felt like fall the other morning. Crazy weather we have had all year!!
Well I hope to accomplish something today. LOL! Going to get those pills at 10 AM today when they open (forgot she ordered a muscle relaxer for DH too which he needed last night) and pick up some groceries. Finish up the clothes and if it is nice, I need to work on the front flower bed while I have the chance. We'll see what I decide to do. LOL!
Hope everyone has a wonderful day and I will stop back later.
why is everyone "pee" ing all over the place? and what is this with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, I liked them both.
Just so you know, my cat catches REAL mouse-es
I liked Gene Autry and the Lone Ranger.
I like everybody - - except Nat.
Marlene, so glad to read that you buy but don't use veggies. I don't feel so all alone in that category. I'm going to eat better soon too - when I reach old age. Sure glad I am not there yet!!!
My nice refined cat likes everything and doesn't bother with mice. She is much too sophisticated for that! Plus she is as lazy as me and the dog. I think it is catching!!
Karen - are you off the pain pills enough now that you can drive?
This is where I just had my lunch . on the deck
Hi ladies,
I went to church and store. I am now exhausted. I had to take the compress off to take a shower. My foot decided to have a relapse and didn't want the compress back on or the sock on today. I had to step up the meds to help with the pain.
Carol Belle will make a good mother!
Sharon I don't like jellyfish! I don't want to be peed on either!
Laureen you are too industrious today! Take the muscle relaxer and lie down!
Diva D I can drive if I don't use the pain pill. I usually use it at night only unless I have a flair up like today! Where are we eating this time and when? I have PT on Tues at 11 AM and Fri at 1;30 PM plus my last Dr K appt on Thurs. How about Wed?
Diva N I loved your flowers and would eat every meal on that beautiful deck of yours!
Have a good one,
I would eat out there too if I had the chance. Wish my deck looked like that! Don't have the energy to clean it up and it does need cleaning. We are going to put the Restore on it but haven't had the chance (cause DH wants me to help him) and after this last vacation I'm watching the money a little bit too.
Boy you guys didn't get there was a "trigger" word that caused Sharon to have to be approved to post? Trigger was Roy's horse. Just cause its Sunday doesn't mean yall have to be so slow! LOL! SHEESH!
I liked the Lone Ranger also and next Saturday is the Lone Ranger day in the small village 3 miles north of us. That's because Brace Breemer who was the voice of the Lone Ranger on the radio when it first came out and he did public appearances of him as needed, had a farm and lived in Oxford.
My cats are micers I think. We found a very tiny baby one last night that I think one of them had. Have to set more traps. I thought is was a dust bunny till I noticed it had a tail. LOL! Kiki was laying there watching it and it wasn't moving. DH took care of it. That is one job I will never take over!
Karen sorry your foot acted up. What kind of compress are you using? Is that to help the swelling? Do they think the swelling is lymphedema?
Well just got back from the grocery store so put the stuff away and thought I'd check in. Better go fix some lunch. Have a great afternoon! BBL
Wednesday sounds great, Karen. Only problem is that you can't take any pictures because I am to get my hair cut at 4:30 that day. Did we say McAlisters or where? We can change if you want and can always cancel if it is a bad day for you. I go to S'field for a meeting on Tues. so might as well stay on the open highway!
The flowers are beautiful, Nat. I remember them from when you brought them out of storage last year. Good job cleaning them off.
Doris, Karen is too sick to have lunch with you..so there..
Karen, hope your leg feels better soon...
oh you are so funny Doris... Dahlias are new for me this year, love them, they are so beautiful. I got one of those ergonomic chairs for the deck. love it...
where is everybody?.
Why is Trigger a bad word?
Now I am thinking that medusa looked a little phallic.
I have never heard of a cat not able to have babies, because it is 8pm, when they have their bedtime cries nosiiiree, never heard of dat...nosiree.. and ya, yer're funny , very funny.... yesiree, yer funny....
Carol, Misty and Max both decide they want to go to bed around 10pm, but that's okay. When I do go to the bedroom, Misty gets super excited and races around the room and jumps up and down on the window sills and the bed. When I have finished toothbrushing etc. and go to bed she jumps on the bed and goes to sleep.
I think those are hunting meows that Belle does. Misty brings real mice in, and if I hear her doing those funny mews in the night, it's when she's caught the mouse. She once jumped on the bed and brought the mouse and put it down. Ewww.
My sister's granddaughters, Jessica and Emma are in gymnastics as well as dance. Aren't these amazing pics?
Sorry Nat I'm in before Sharon, probably because she' being good and walking today!
I'm figuring Kate because you hear the name all the time over there because of the Duchess. We named ours Squeeky cause it had a squeek until she killed the squeeker by putting him in the drinking fountain one to many times. Kept telling her she was going to drown him, but she didn't listen.
Back to circus. Didn't do much circus work this weekend but guess then I can show the new boss what it is I do all day starting tomorrow.
Had some bad storms yesterday evening. Sirens went off once but just rain and wind. DH was at a friends and the storms went on over there too and some lights were out. Rained through the night I think. Kiki slept with us a good portion of the night licking my hand. I think Fion was on mouse patrol! LOL!
Have a great day!
And why is Laureen, for the 2nd day in a row, getting ahead of me in the morning? and why did not Sharona post? WHY? this is not starting out to be an AIWWTHW day...nosiree..
It should be Sqwiggie the mouse....
Yep Ragsie, that is my Shtani Plaque, she loved to smell every plant she could reach. miss her so much. love my little place of paradise..so calming... only got one red romato...they are late for me this year... I need a new stratergy for them next year...my basil was a catastrophy, and they usually are so easy to grow.
Karen, hope you are doing a little better, Doris called me, and said to tell you, she does not like you, and will not meet you for lunch.
Joanie, that bottom picture, is no big deal, and that kid should not be bragging about it. I do that move every morning... wow, beautiful and amazing....are they thinking of going professional?
Back from shopping and walking.
That is some leaping and bending. Love the black and white across the white line. I have a FB friend who takes tons of white line road pics. How old are those gals??
Not much different happening here. Had a visit from Andy's cousin and his wife. They brought me some Dunkin Donut coffee. Yea!! Gave me a little presentation of someone's blather about me. Said they don't believe a word. I thanked them and asked for the subject to be dropped. It was. Life is so filled with good and bad vibes. Bring on the good.
Sharona, I do not like you bering absent, before my AIWWTW... so do you mind not ruining my morning....thank you...shesshh.
Nat watch this and hopefully your morning will be better.
Good morning ladies,
I took the pain pill, muscle relaxer and Gabapentin after I got home. Within an hour or so I was pain free for the rest of the day and I was able to put the compress sock back on without any incident. The compress keeps the swelling down in my left foot and leg. I am pain free right now and hope it stays that way.
Cleaning day. I am going to attempt cleaning the house except for the bathtubs. I will get DS to clean those. I will vacuum, dust and mop.
Laureen my dr thought it was edema but the pills did not work to get rid of excess water. The mouse business is one reason I am not a cat person. I would hate to encounter a mouse or snake that the cat brought in!!!
Diva D we can wait until next Wed since you might be tired from your trip. McAlister;s is fine with me around 11 or 11:30? Let me know. No pics! Diva N will have to trust that we met.
Diva N I feel better and will be able to make it if I don't have a flare up!
Carol I thought you couldn't eat anything after midnight? That is a long time to fast. I had to do it when I had the blocks. I wouldn't eat until after PT around 2 or 2:30 PM!! Poor Belle will have to be content with a toy baby! Kate Middleton?
Joanie I wish I could be so limber! Loved the pics!
Rags it must be hard for you to drive if you have a flare up since you have RSD in both legs and feet. I think the muscle relaxer helps me the most because as you said it helps lessen the pain if you are not tensed. The pain pill and Gabapentin don't give me the relief alone without the muscle relaxer. I don't know how you do it when both legs and feet flare up at the same time!!! It must be hell!!!
Sharon I agree, bring on the good vibes!
Karen, did you say that I will have to trust that you met?????? HAH...and double HAH.... no proffie....no meetie........
Sharona, I wanted to get up and march to that utube.... that guy talked long...is this an all day celebration? soccer, and watermelon eating contest. wow...
ahh...but I do like to wake up with the quiet chirps of Carola and Sharona.
Loved that video, Sharon. Looked like everyone was having fun with "old-fashioned" type of contests. Which team won? I was cheering for Red. Was there a break between contests or did it just go on for hours??
Karen, think it is smart to wait for another week when we will both be more refreshed. Good luck with the cleaning - don't overdo it all. Besides, my hair will be better by then! It has been so long between appts this time because I was gone and then hairdresser was gone. I feel like I could braid it.
Joanie - those pictures are amazing. Love the photography as well as the talent.
Better get my act in gear for the day - Hope everybody finds something to smile about and laugh about today - even if it is something dumb that you do yourself.
Thanks Doris...red team is in our quadra..L. Rizzo. They are in the lead but have one more Sunday to go. They keep going and participants have rest periods as they don't all compete in every event, 10 kids and 10 adults on every team.
Fun video except for the speech. Altho i only got to watch part of it before my laptop crashed. I need a new laptop. Now it always crashes when I try to even play a youtube. It starts buzzing loudly and I have to unplug and take out the battery to stop it.
Joanie--Terrific photos. It does look like they were professionally done.
Doris--It's better to know I'm not the only one wasting their veggies. lols
Karen--I hope you remain pain free too.
Nat--I will be over to have lunch on your patio. If only we all lived closer together.
I have a preop appt with the surgeon today. Then it another 10 days until surgery.
I emailed my sis for more info about her granddaughters and received practically a book in return! LOL, you can tell she is very proud of them.
And this is Jessica in her lyrical dance.
Kate and Cary.....
what beautiful pictures Joanie...
Marlene, I will be waiting for you.
Evening. Sounds like everyone had a good day today.
Joanie the pictures are wonderful. Takes special people to be able to handle the gymnastics and dance. The girls are beautiful! I give their parents a lot of credit to support them like they do! The photographer is good too. She may have found her talent too!
Karen I hope you have "turned a corner too" with the pain. Maybe you found the routine? Just hope you didn't overdo it today. When do the DGDs come?
Doris and Marlene you are not the only ones who don't eat their veggies. I buy them but then they go bad. I hate to tell you how much lettuce I have wasted!! Though tonight supper was tomatoes, cukes, corn on the cob and some fried rice. So got a weeks worth of veggies in today! LOL!.
Doris thanks for reminding me that I need to get an appt to get my hair cut. Have to e-mail my beautician since she has limited time and didn't confirm the date with me when I asked a question.
Carol I don't remember who was in bringing up baby. Though Cary Grant sounds right for some reason. Also think about "no one puts baby in a corner" with Patrick Swayze!
Sharon just watched part of the video and the scenery was beautiful. Will listen to the whole thing tomorrow.
Well best get going. It was an exhausting day today so will be getting to bed early so I'm fresh tomorrow when the new boss comes. LOL!
Hope you all have a wonderful day tomorrow. Be back tomorrow. Not sure if it'll be in the morning before Nat or not! LOL!
Good morning,
I have been up since 5:30 and was thinking of going back to bed, but I will try and nap this afternoon instead. It is going to be hot here. More US folks are landing in Sicily today destined for this town. They bring one wheelchair bound man on oxygen here every summer so he can have his annual doctor's visit to assure that he gets his disability and his accompanying pensions (aprox $1500 per month). They fake that he lives here. Two issues here... criminal and cruel.
That talker on the video is the town's master of ceremony on most occasions. It is normal for these folks to droll on and on.
Carol, how was the boss last night??
We are off the soup and on to modified ph1. Can't not have fruit. We eat more veggies than meat..chicken or fish.
Karen, how did the night go? Marlene..will your surgery mean a hospital stay??
Have a good one.
oh thank goodness that Laureen did not mess with my AIWWTW thingy....morning Sharona and Carola....
That is terrible that the man comes back for the "money". shame on him...
Love Kate and Cary, love Cary...
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Some more guys.. Hope you like
Some more guys.. Hope you like
Enjoy my friends! I have some more to share! All yummy daddies but have a look at the last guy's package! ^^
drop almost falling / tip of my tongue
It's a pity that all these pics are not extensively commented. Brown speedo on a brown guy. He's a teaser. Wants everybody think for a sec that he is naked
thanks guys
hehehe nevr thought about that brown think and the guy is not my type but he is HOT and u get a nice view to his package!
Now, we are talking! WOOF!
Homophobia kills!
^^ very VERY hot!! Love the bellys and bulges on those guys.
I love those silverdaddies !! thank you !!
pity I'm under 25 post yet, so I can't put my collection here
I think 25 posts is ok to post pics! If not post more! Can't wait to see ur photos!
yes I should keep writing until I'm +25
so u like men in speedos!! Great thing to do!
well I have a little smaller range of type, I like +50 men in speedos men with gray hair
Nice, thanks for sharing.
the last one is very hot !!! pity it's so small. do you have it in larger size ?
thanks !!!!!!!
This thread is a bomb
Tony Curtis in speedos
This guy is very hot, perfect body for me !
I am 50 with gray hair but am allergic to speedos -- they make my penis swell up when I put them on.
More! It's been a while eh?
One more!
Homophobia kills!
Some more!
This thread is a bomb!
BTW, this is Shaq
Homophobia kills!
Some more for your visual pleasure and not only.... Any of u guys wear speedos? Let me see you!
Some more i just found! Would be great to see YOU daddies wearing ur speedos! Wanna share?
hot daddy fishing in his speedo
Now he is in an even smaller speedo. Would love to go fishing with him.
Found another one.
Cheers jdbadboy, the daddy is yummy!


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Be sure to have .NET framework 4 installed (check in this folder C:WINDOWSMicrosoft.NETFramework. If you have v.4.x folder you are ok, otherwise install it from http://www.microsoft...&displaylang=en)
download and install OCTG2 here:
then download and install the AGOT plugin (.o8g file) and all card sets (.o8s files)
Markers: http://www.mediafire.com/?jv2af5atvtpxqjp
All "old" uncensored LCG sets
A Time of Ravens: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?cwdo2lnaqdmbq0l
Princes of the sun: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?pyjrfinq6qdo21v
Secrets of Oldtown Cards (01/2012) Uncensored: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?u4xg8k8yw8d9xeq
Queen of dragons: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?bbmajcrrd68e5x1
Tale of Champions Cards (06/2012): http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?e79xg58u3u8jcms
Lions of the Rock (06/2012) : http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5tkafo9kwryw6e9
Beyond the Narrow Sea (10/2012) censored 6_6: http://www.mediafire.com/?q23699ubfzwqnka
Song of the Sea (03/2013) censored 2_6: http://www.mediafire.com/?5x22o2viwvmu568
If something doesn't work use the followin links
I steal Dennis links he posted on agotcards.org
Beyond the Narrow sea cycle contained in second file is not the updated one so download the one linked in first post
Ps I updated all LCG plugins. For CCG ones if installing them you face a "version error". Extract the .ots with 7zip. Enter the Vulca.xml file and change version from 0.0.1 to 1.0.1. Save and repack with 7zip the files. Riname the .zip to .o8s and it will work.
PS2 Censored Cards will become uncensored after 6 months from their release (Ie KOTS will become uncensored january 2010)
1. http://www.mediafire.com/?jii98xigsbzafs4
2. http://www.mediafire.com/?3adfbofuvcdau9v
0- Space bar moves the table
1- To put in play cards into shadow from your hand click on the card. While draggin it into table press SHIFT button. Release mouse button on the table and card should be flipped
2- F8 allows you to flip the card
3- F5 allows you to stand all your cards
4- When, for some reason, you need to take control to opponends cards/hand, the opponent must click with right mouse button on card/hand and" pass control to you/show to you". (After this effect is ended remember to regain control, for example after 'Confession' you look to the opponent hand and at the Hand owner must regain control of his hand)
5- To erase markers (renown) from a card simply click and drag out powers from the card.
6- In Setup the Mulligan is done simply with right mouse button clicked on the hand and MULLIGAN --> automatically the system reshuffle you hand into the deck and redraw seven cards
7- Remember to shuffle the deck when you start cause the card order at the beginning is the one you set into the deck builder
8- In order to play one gamer must start the game and another one koin it. If you are running behind a router open the port "8088" to be able to use OCTG2 without problem
9 -In order to open o8s files and add custom scans to the images rename the .o8s to .zip --> Extract files --> Change/Update cards into the /cards folder --> repack the files with winzip --> rename .zip to .o8s and reinstall the cards into OCTGG2
f1-f2 = add/substract power
f3/f4 = add/substract gold
f5 = stand all cards
f8 = flip a card
f9 = kneel a card
ctrl+s = shuffle deck
ctrl+d = draw a card
ctrl + shift + d = draw many
ctrl + m = mulligan
ctrl + p = pike a facedown card
I've made (with the help of one polish guy and an american one) a plugin to play AGOT online via OCTG2. The program is great and very helpfull for people that have not the luck to have a solid meta.
I made the scan for every Chapter I buy from Italy and update the plugin as soon as the CP arrives me (now is updated to TALES OF RED KEEP cause Secrets seems lost --> with also my warhammer LCG copy :-( )
I don't post link to download it cause I don't know if it is legal. If I receive approval about it I'd like to share with you this. It would be great organize tournament online and meets and play with people from all over the world.
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Scholarship Helps Students get the Most from College Janet Gage is grateful to the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration for the 11 years of quality Catholic education she received.
Couple Creates Scholarship to Help Others As youth, Serena Bahe and her husband Chris both experienced a great deal of adversity, especially financial. Their college education was made possible through scholarships and other financial assistance. Now they're returning the favor.
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Leadership Extraordinaire-Women in Leadership Born and raised in the Midwest, Monica Dixon said she had a narrow view of the world until she had the opportunity to travel internationally.
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Viterbo Alumna's Legacy Lives On The family members of the late Viterbo University alumna Susan Masewicz '74 had gathered in Seattle to attend a memorial service held in her honor by her co-workers. To say the least, they were surprised with what they heard. "It blew us away," her brother Marty Masewicz said. "We knew she worked hard, but we didn't know how important the work she was doing was. She was recognized by people from around the world.
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Look into any classroom at Viterbo University and you will see young people engaged in learning. They are absorbing the knowledge, skills, and values they need to be successful in life. They are full of expectations and hope. About 60 percent of them are first generation college students. When they leave Viterbo they will be scientists, teachers, artists, health professionals, and business leaders.
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