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text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat WhatPokemon can fit this role? 0 votes Either a Defensive or Sp.Defensive Tank, Or even Both Not a Legendary but can be Psuedo Has access to offensive moves and not limited to status moves Obtainable in X/Y without Pokebank Can Evolve Can be used Competivily ou xy mixed-wall competitive asked Jan 12, 2014 by Scare-Wolf THERE ARE SO MANY. Wait, by can evolve, do you mean pokemon that are NFE (not fully evolved) or in other words have an evolution ahead of them, or just pokemon that are part of an evolutionary line. Im talking about ONLY the ones catchable in X/Y and that limits your options. Im talking about ones that can evolve such as Dusclops could be better as a Duskinoir. Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 3 Answers 2 votes Best answer Goodra is your guy. It has 150 Special Defense that rivals Registeel. It has an extensive offensive movepool that covers all of its weaknesses and more. It has great abilities in Sap Sipper, Hydration (comboed with Rain Dance) and Gooey. It is in OU, and has good use there. Sample Moveset: Goodra @ Assault Vest EVs: 252 SpAtk, 128 Def, 128 HP Nature: Quiet (^SpAtk vSpd) Dragon Pulse Sludge Wave Fire Blast Thunderbolt/Focus Blast/Ice Beam The EVs help all of its stats it has power in. Assault Vest Goodra makes it's Special Defense shoot up to 225. Special Attacking Goodra hits hard and with its extensive coverage is a great jack-of-all-types. Pre-Evolution Corner: Sliggoo This is if you want a Pokemon that can evolve. It has 113 Special Defense that rivals Suicune. It has an extensive offensive movepool that covers all of its weaknesses and more. It has great abilities in Sap Sipper, Hydration (comboed with Rain Dance) and Gooey. Sliggoo @ Assault Vest EVs: 252 SpAtk, 128 Def, 128 HP Nature: Quiet (^SpAtk vSpd) Dragon Pulse Sludge Wave Fire Blast Thunderbolt/Focus Blast/Ice Beam Same thing. Sliggoo can learn all of the same moves and can use them in NFE just as well as Goodra. answered Jan 12, 2014 by Scraf edited Jan 12, 2014 by Scraf Thank you so much for letting me know all these good things about Goodra/Sliggoo You're welcome! Since you wanted one that does evolve I guess you can use Sliggoo. Please log in or register to add a comment. 1 vote Okay when I was reading this question I immediately though of: Aegislash. Aegislash has 150 in both Attack and Special Attack in Blade Form and 150 in both Defence and Special Defence in Shield Form. It's a non legendary, has access to offensive moves such as Sacred Sword, Shadow Claw etc. It's pre-evolution Honedge can be obtained fairly early in the game (Route 6) and it's been put in the Overused Category by Smogon. Here is another one that fits this role perfectly Mega Aggron Mega Aggron has 70 in HP, 140 in Attack, and 230 in Defence which is excellent for this role. Not to mention that it's Ability is Filter which reduces the damage from Super Effective attacks. It's also a non legendary, has a wide Move Pool and can be obtained in Pokémon X by evolving a Aron. Here is another one that fits this role perfectly Snorlax Snorlax has 160 HP, 110 Attack and 110 Special Defence. It's a non legendary, can be obtained in both Pokémon X and Y and has an amazing Move Pool. Fighting is the only type that is Super Effective against Snorlax and it has an amazing Ability in Thick Fat which reduces the damage of Ice and Fire type Moves. Here is another one that fits this role perfectly Mega Blastoise Mega Blastoise has 120 Defence, 135 Special Attack and 115 Special Defence which is perfect for this role. It's a non legendary and it can be obtained very early in the game as a Squirtle from Professor Sycamore. It also has a couple of good offensive Moves such as Water Pulse and Aura Sphere which are boost by it's Ability Mega Launcher. answered Jan 12, 2014 by Sir Dan edited Jan 12, 2014 by Sir Dan He wanted one that could evolve. Munchlax/Lairon/Doublade? You can catch an Aron in X and Evolve it into a Lairon and then into an Aggron. You can catch a Honedge in both X and Y and Evolve it into a Doublade and then into a Aegislash. i know. He wanted a pokemon for NFE i assume So he wants a Pokémon that isn't fully evolved? I assume so idek Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Magneton -Eviolite tank -not a legendary -access to a range of offensive moves -obtainable in X&Y -evolves thrice -very viable competitively, especially with Magnet Pull Magneton @ Eviolite Ability: Magnet Pull EVs: 252 Sp. Atk, 100 Speed, 156 HP Nature: Modest -Thunderbolt -HP Fire -Volt Switch -Charge Beam/ Substitute It has better defences than its evolved form if it's holding Eviolite, better speed and a base sp. atk of just 10 less than Magnezone. It does forfeit Leftovers recovery, but is a great option as a steel trapper. Volt Switch is needed to escape from any Heatrans that try to trap you. Tyranitar -Sp. Def tank, boosted by Sand Stream (reaches 492 in Sand with max sp. def EV investment) -not a legendary; is pseudo legendary -access to a wide range of offensive moves -obtainable in Y -evolves thrice (four times counting its mega evolution) -very popular & viable competitively Tyranitar @ Leftovers Ability: Sand Stream EVs: 252 HP, 76 Atk, 180 Sp. Def Nature: Sassy -Crunch -Pursuit -Low Kick -Stealth Rock/ Fire Blast/ Stone Edge OR Tyranitar @ Assault Vest Ability: Sand Stream EVs: 252 HP, 76 Atk, 180 Sp. Def Nature: Sassy/ Careful -Crunch -Low Kick/ Super Power -Stone Edge -Earthquake Chople Berry was more viable before the introduction of Assault Vest, but in Gen VI I think Assault Vest outclasses the berry due to it boosting sp. def all round instead of just weakening one move. I personally feel as if T-Tar has better items to use than its mega-stone, notably Lefties & the Vest, so I don't suggest Tyranitarite. Weakness Policy is another option, but Tyranitar is rather slow, so you're either going to have to pair it with D-Dance or Rock Polish. answered Jan 12, 2014 by fondant edited Jan 12, 2014 by fondant Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions What are some good walls in a sandstorm team? What are some good deffencive batton passers? What are some good Mixed Walls in OU Hail? Does Kingdra work well as a tank in OU? What are the best Mixed Walls in the OU Metagame? Could Ferrothorn become a mixed Tank in Sand beacuse of SpD boost? 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Three agencies have been selected to run a state pilot program to help those in southern Wisconsin on unemployment compensation get job training and possibly a job, state Department of Workforce Development Secretary Reggie Newson announced Tuesday.
The program is called Wisconsin Workers Win, or W-3, and will start at the end of June. It's not connected to the state's Wisconsin Works program, or W-2, which operates throughout the state.
Three agencies were chosen after a bidding process to run the program, Newson said in a news release:
United Migrant Opportunities Service, a nonprofit, will operate the Milwaukee program.
Racine County Human Services will run the program in Kenosha, Racine and Walworth counties.
Community Action Inc. will operate W-3 in Rock, Green and other counties in southwest Wisconsin.
The providers will operate the program and work directly with participating employers and those on unemployment to match and place W-3 trainees based on location, skills and other factors, Newson said.
The pilot project is expected to cost about $750,000 for all three areas and serve up to 500 people on unemployment, he said.
To qualify for the program, people must be in their first 20 weeks of collecting unemployment compensation. There will be 24 hours of training over six weeks. Those in the program will receive a $75 stipend per week in addition to their unemployment.
Employers may consider the trainee in the program, but the business is not required to hire the person.
The W-3 program is based on legislation co-authored by state Rep. Mark Honadel (R-South Milwaukee) and state Sen. Van Wanggaard (R-Racine). It was signed into law as part of Gov. Scott Walker's "Wisconsin Working" plan in March.
UMOS is also a W-2 provider. Its familiarity with employers and employee needs probably was a factor in the agency's selection to run this program, said Rod Ritcherson, speaking for UMOS.


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Quoted from summergirl For the last year and a half, it's been a bottle of champagne a night. With me, it's always been one thing or another but never alcohol before now. That's my one vice. I don't really want to quit because I feel i am now out of options to feel "good". I am clinically depressed my whole life (45 now) & no longer take anti-depressants as none have really worked. I also despise exercise.
Quoted from ruthiegirl Looking at the TypeBase, I can't find a listing for "Champagne." I see listings for red wine and white wine. http://www.dadamo.com/typebase4/depictor5.pl?454http://www.dadamo.com/typebase4/depictor5.pl?455I'd suggest you try to find a red wine that you like, and then try to cut back the amount.Also look into supplements that may help treat the depression.
Quoted from summergirl ...was curious about 2 things. Why is champagne an avoid when it's made from 2 dark grapes and some Chardonnay?? I understand about the Chardonnay, but not about the majority of champagne being made from 2 types of dark grapes.
Quoted from san j Are you making the all-too-typical O-specific connection between depression and exercise-resistance?Many O's who do no exercise go looking for "Feel Good" fixes; "mood disorders" are found amongst O's in somewhat higher proportions, as someone else has told you. O's are the ones who benefit most from working out and who suffer the most for lack of workouts.What's a good workout for an O?Take a look at Live Right 4 Your Type for types and amounts and frequencies.And do consider scheduling your day's Big Sweat in the morning -- before you go out there and tackle other stuff. Most O's who try this are amazed at the mood-lift, the removal of the anger/frustration-edge, the increased efficiency and optimism...The red flag for me in your post was where you wrote you're "now out of options to feel 'good'".I don't believe you've exhausted your options.Nor do I believe a simple switch of potion or amount is what will refresh and energize your mood and spirit. Seek a cure, I say. Make a bigger change than "red wine and a supplement", for instance.It's my opinion only, and I'm just a stranger, of course.
Quoted from summergirl hey Patti-- yes--have listened to your great advice!! we ARE small & gotta be careful;l!!been doing the water thing and it DOES HELP!! im seeing now tho that i have serious issues by now n and am terrified to deal with them!!Sorry if TMI! LAST TIME at park, i was swinging one moment, then awoke on the ground with cops n paramedics all around me saying i seized. its happened b4 when on other substances. been a LONG TIME!! Cops kindly drove me home but i cant recall anymore than that. only thing thats helped me since is the water thing!! clearly, i have a serious issue happening here but sadly don't care about the damage im causing toMYSELF!! ONLY those who "love me"-- i feel really bad and am trying to make them happy but when u don't care bout yourself, how much can u help those around u? now im too embarrassed to walk to the park n swing!! maybe a lost cause?? idk--but still, taking advice especially bout water!! again, so sorry TMI, just want u n everyone to know you all have helped.


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Panel Discussions - Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Lt. Col. Teo: Piracy is Spreading
Modern piracy has grown from petty theft to hijacking and kidnapping and ransoming of the crew, and it has also diversified geographically, from attention-getting attacks off the Horn of Africa to large-scale thefts in Southeast Asia and complex operations in the Gulf of Guinea.
"The nature of piracy is always evolving," explained retired Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Nicholas Teo of the Republic of Singapore Navy, and Deputy Director under the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery Against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP).
To address the issue, IPI held a workshop on October 10, 2012 entitled "Combating Piracy," which featured five panelists. The event, co-hosted with the Benin and Australian missions to the United Nations, followed up on a July 2012 Perth counter-piracy conference in Australia that convened over 100 delegates from 59 nations.
During the workshop, Peter Jennings, Executive Director of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute and Chair of the Perth Conference shared 10 highlights he gathered from the July meeting:
- Trust-building in international cooperation is essential
- National capabilities to combat piracy should be strengthened
- Effective action at sea begins on land
- International cooperation is necessary
- Strengthening information sharing is critical
- It is important to acknowledge links to organized crime
- Coast guards require legal and informational structures
- It is important to develop legal frameworks to prosecute pirates in order to avoid policy of "Catch and Release"
- Promoting best practice in the international shipping industry is necessary
- More can be done to provide assistance to captured seafarers and their families.
"What was interesting and in some respects unique about Perth was the comparative work done to look at the three principle areas of piracy," said Mr. Jennings. "The causes and the nature of the problem do vary to some extent between regions."
In Southeast Asia, the global financial crisis has held many ships at anchor and has encouraged the stealing, repainting, and reselling of tugboats, with each tugboat worth over half a million US dollars, said Mr. Jennings.
Multilateral efforts such as the ReCAAP have curtailed seaboard crimes in Southeast Asia. "The key principle we take into consideration in all our programs is respect for national sovereignty," said Mr. Teo. This way, he explained, each nation can take information and operate accordingly, based on national policies. Senior Captain Jiang Guoping from the Chinese Mission, who was in attendance, later voiced his country's concerns about respecting national sovereignty.
Alan Cole, Counter-Piracy Programme Coordinator for the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) warned that piracy in the Gulf of Guinea in West Africa is rapidly rising. Operations in the region are sophisticated and well-organized, involving the theft of oil and other cargos.
"The lack of political will to invest in maritime assets is a big challenge," said Major General Charles Okae, Director of Peacekeeping and Regional Security for the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). "West Africa is the most endowed gulf region of sea assets, but the least developed in the management of those assets."
The UN Security Council first took action on piracy in West Africa on October 31, 2012 through Resolution 2018, which condemned all acts of piracy and armed robbery in the Gulf of Guinea and encouraged regional organizations to develop strategies to address the issue. The Security Council followed up on the matter through Resolution 2039, adopted unanimously on February 29, 2012, as piracy in West Africa worsened.
In Somalia, the lack of onshore governance and deep economic hardships has allowed pirates to hold ships and their crews for ransom and get support from organized crime. "The fact that Somali pirates can find safe anchorages for their captured vessels sustains this piracy model, which has attracted organized criminal support," warned Mr. Jennings.
Ambassador Elmi Ahmed Duale of Somalia, who was in attendance, emphasized the strong link between poverty and piracy, and expressed optimism in Somalia's emerging government's ability to manage the issues.
A lack of economic opportunity pervades the situation, explained Mr. Cole. There are 1,200 young Somali men held in 21 states around the world who are not full-time pirates, but move between different crimes to make a living.
Mr. Cole also warned about the dangerous commingling of pirates and the al-Shabab insurgency in central Somalia, as a byproduct of the African Union Mission in Somalia's (AMISOM) efforts that drove the al-Shabab north and counter-piracy efforts in Puntland that drove pirates south.
One of the nations most vulnerable to piracy attacks off the Horn of Africa is the Seychelles, which has a population of 89,000 and a fragile economy dependent on tourism and fisheries. "For an island-state such as Seychelles, piracy can completely isolate us," warned Barry Faure, Seychelles' secretary of state.
By September 20, 2012, Seychelles held 103 pirates in its prisons, which made up a quarter of its prison population. As part of its efforts, Seychelles ratified relevant international conventions, signed multilateral and bilateral agreements, and adopted criminal laws. "Seychelles has played a key role in ensuring that impunity associated with piracy has ended," said Mr. Faure, who added that Seychelles is vying for a nonpermanent seat in the UN Security Council in 2017 in hopes of placing maritime security higher on the international agenda.
Panelists agreed that addressing the spread of piracy requires stronger legal frameworks, strategies to tackle onshore poverty and create economic alternatives, a more structured Security Council approach on counter-piracy, and trust-building between nations.
To conclude the workshop, Mr. Jennings said, "What you see is the enormously demanding effort, the patient diplomacy, and the gritty detailed work that's necessary to put together appropriate national, regional, and international strategies to deal with counter-piracy."
The event was co-chaired by Ambassador Jean-Francis Régis Zinsou from the Permanent Mission of Benin to the United Nations and Ambassador Gary Francis Quinlan from the Permanent Mission of Australia to the United Nations.
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John Brestan, Matt Maiellaro, Keith Crofford, Michael Lazzo, Vishal Roney
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Nine Pound Hammer
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- Cartoon Characters: Mouse "Fitz" Fitzgerald, The Policeman, Shark, Skillet, Liquor, Producer Man, Eye, Golden Joe, Green Sweatered Woman, Roostre, Pronto.
- Vocal Talent: Matt Maiellaro (Mouse "Fitz" Fitzgerald), Nick Weidenfeld (The Policeman), Adam Reed (Shark), Matt Harrigan (Liquor), Matt Thompson (Producer Man), Nick Ingkatanuwat (Eye), Vishal Roney (Golden Joe), Melissa Warrenburg (Green Sweatered Woman), Scott Luallen (Roostre).
- Produced By John Brestan, Matt Maiellaro.
Executive Producers: Keith Crofford, Michael Lazzo.
Line Producer: Vishal Roney. - Written By Matt Maiellaro.
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Day holiday jammed sidewalks on both sides of the street in the downtown area and on many side streets they lined up as far as a block from the presidents route The crowds were still there when the president returned two hours lat er White House spokesman Larry Speakes said Shanghai police told the Secret Service more than one million people may have seen the presidents motorcade The spokesman told re porters the president was amazed by the size of the welcoming crowd which Speakes called perhaps the largest Reagan had ever witnessed during a motorcade Our entire system is founded on an appreciation of the special genius of each individual and of his spe cial right to make his own decisions and lead his own Reagan told the students in a country where the right of dissent is virtually nonexis tent We are free to disagree among ourselves and we Introduced by university President Xie Xide a graduate of Smith Col lege and the Massachusetts Institute Df Technology Reagan addressed an 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in for hunger The New Mexican photographer HoWsEngley participated in theSan ta Fe Hunger Walk on Sunday Here is his story By HOLL1S ENGLEY The New Mexican Staff It is late Sunday evening and I am tired My legs ache and my feet are sore but I walked 10 miles today and I feel good about that I was one of more than 600 people who completed a 10 mile circuit of the city Sunday after noon in the Santa Fe Hunger Walk to raise money to fight hunger here and around the world In the news business the best sto ries are the emotional ones the homeless refugees the childkilling war the senseless murder We photo graph them and write about them to inform our readers and touch their hearts and then we go home to our families and our tennis and our tele vision And we do our best to forget about the problem and pick up our lives where they were before we went to work that morning We try not to get involved Its difficult but we usually suc ceed Tomorrow brings more stories more deadlines The 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Don't miss breakfast at Key's Cafe and Bakery, serving diner-style food in an urban atmosphere.
Keys fills a gap in breakfast spots in downtown on weekends. Keys has multiple locations throughout the Twin Cities; however, the downtown Minneapolis location is something special. The environment manages to balance elegance with a warm casual Midwestern feel, with chandeliers contrasting with the high-top tables and 1950s-style sugar dispensers. Located in the Foshay Building, which is a historic downtown landmark, Keys retains some of that 1920s era grace with high ceilings and an old-fashioned bar running the length of a long mirrored wall. Yet in the center of it all sits the bakery case, stuffed with pies, cookies, cakes, Rice Krispy bars -- anything a visitor with a sweet tooth could ever want. Keys is open until 10 p.m., but they are most well-known for breakfast. In fact, breakfast foods (served all day) take up nearly half the menu. Eggs and pancakes appear to be particular specialties, with an assortment of each. Pancakes are nearly the size of your plate, available as buttermilk, buckwheat, blueberry bran, raisin walnut, banana pecan or even granola and that doesn't include the toppings. Don't be shy about ordering a mimosa, available with fresh-squeezed orange or grapefruit juice and served in a Champagne flute. Somehow, with the contrast of elegance and comfort at Keys, enjoying a mimosa with pancakes seems fitting.


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21 June 2013
By Jhony Mollinedo
Photo: Alejandro ÁlvarezBoris Arias and Carlos Taborga (BOL)
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA: Paraguay and Costa Rica, seeded No. 1 and No. 2 respectively, didn't fail in the group stages of the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas Americas Zone Group III event in La Paz and this Saturday they will play against Bahamas and Bolivia in the play-offs, with the winning two teams moving up to Zone Group II in 2014.
Both favourites, however, only finished second in their groups and will have a challenge if they are to earn promotion.
In Pool A, Bolivia finished first with three points, while Paraguay had two. Then came Jamaica (one point) and Cuba (no points).
In Pool B, Bahamas finished with four points, Costa were second with two points and a set average of +4. Honduras (0) and Panama (-2) also finished with two points in the round-robin but no their route in the competition ended. Bermuda finished with no points.
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Wins for Bahamas and Costa Rica have left Pool B wide open in the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas Americas Zone Group III event in Bolivia
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Get running and take your training to the next level with the Forerunner 15. Accurately tracking steps, calories and distance, this GPS watch keeps you on top of all your fitness statistics, giving you the tools to lead a healthier lifestyle. Inactivity Indicator motivates you to keep moving and the Garmin® Forerunner 15 GPS Watch is GPS-enabled, precisely keeping your distance run and pace every time you hit the ground running.
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Simple to use without feeling like you have a tablet on your wrist. No frills and accurate. I'm an avid runner that generally logs 100+ miles/month.
January 23, 2015
Battery Dies Quickly!!!
So I just did my 1st Marathon at Disney on Sunday! Bought this watch so I could track my Marathon, time, and pace. Had it FULLY CHARGED before leaving Allstar Hotel. Put it on regular watch mode. Then turned it on to start at the Start Line. I had it set to 2:1 intervals & toggled between screens during the marathon. Started flashing low battery around mile 19/20?!? Then it DIED on me at Mile 24.01!!!! So freaking frustrated. While I was not that fast, I was not that slow either!!! I had a net time of 6:25!!! Crossed the Finish line around 7:15! That is way below the 8Hours they claim it should last!!! So now I am torn whether to return it & start looking for a better running watch. Otherwise, I like that it counts steps as well on a daily basis. Also a major CON is that you have to buy Foot Pod to be able to use it indoors when running on treadmill & not Bluetooth compatible to track your activities.
January 13, 2015
Great watch
This is a great product. The instructions were clear and easy to use.
I like that it tracks my step history as well as my runs.
January 10, 2015
Good replacement for Fitbit
Chose this to replace my Fitbit that I lost. It fell off my wrist while traveling - also had the skin allergy.
*Watch & pedometer
*Has GPS - but I haven't tried it yet, recovering from an injury.
*Male & female sizes. I'm a female, but I want a black watch.
*Watch closure - won't fall off like Fitbits do.
*Band has a lot of size holes, so my 8 & 11 year old sons could wear it.
*Has the same scorecard charts that Fitbit to track my goals.
*When I do sync my watch, it pushes the info down to my Android - similar to Fitbit
*Wished it had the 3 alarms that my Timex Ironman watch has (wake up, get my kids to / from school)
*Have to charge it.
*Manuals aren't very informative. I haven't been able to figure out if this is water resistant. Assuming its not because there isn't a cover for 4 charging terminals on the back of the watch. No, they don't stick out, so nothing digs into your skin.
*Buttons stick out similar to the Timex Ironman. I've inadvertently hit the buttons
*Doesn't have bluetooth, so similar to my lost Fitbit, I have to plug it in to sync it - just like Fitbits
December 8, 2014
Excellent fitness watch for the money!
There are a great deal of features on this watch for the money. I have owned it a month and really love it. It keeps track of steps, calories burned, distance, history, and the GPS I have found is very accurate. The display is very easy to read with large numbers and lettering. Garmin doesn't cram this watch with too much lettering on the display to attempt to read. It also will beep and remind you to move to make your steps goal. Reliable, sporty, light and not overly bulky like some watches out there. Compared it to a few others like Timex,
FitBit, and even the Garmin HRM watch and found it to be the best value for the features you get. (And in my opinion, all these fitness watches are overpriced, but this one I feel gives you the most bang for your buck if you don't need/want a HRM on your watch.) My only concern, as with many of these watches, is the large plastic display getting accidentally hit and cracking.
November 12, 2014
Watch band broke after 2 months
GPS is OK, but from an engineering standpoint, the band is the worst design ever. I'm now running with my watch held together with chicken wire; which is a better design than the original.
August 23, 2014
understand it is fairly basic
So far I like the watch, but I will say it has issues finding its location. Don't know if even the higher level watches have this problem. It serves its basic need, but doesn't really wow with its features.
August 20, 2014
Good Watch
Good watch for the price. The only thing I did not like was that it did not have Bluetooth. Even for the price I would expect in 2014 for it to have Bluetooth.
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'Big Blue'. Grows to 18 in. high. Stiffly arching, narrow leaves; dark violet flowers. Does well even in dry shade.
'Gold Band'. Broad green leaves are edged with bright gold. Lavender flower spikes are held well above foliage.
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'Monroe's White'. Broad leaves. Large white flower spikes stand well above the foliage. Fruit is purple. Prefers more shade than most types.
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'Variegata'. Forms loose, soft clumps. Leaves are green with yellow edges when new, then turn solid dark green in the second season. Violet flowers are held well above the leaves. May be sold as Ophiopogon jaburan 'Variegatus'.
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Both BBC World and CNN International (a completely separate channel from the CNN domestic U.S. service) quickly switched away to other programming. CNN-I's anchors looked a little uncomfortable with a segue from Lebanon and the latest carnage in Iraq right into a fluff piece about the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, without so much as a commercial to buffer the jarring contrast.
AJE stayed with Lebanon, interviewing a Hezbollah spokesman, a perspective not heard on the other channels — one in a comprehensive series of interviews with the key players in the drama not seen elsewhere. AJE's Lebanon specialist Omar al-Jassawi dug deeper into the impact on the country and region as a whole, while Middle East analyst Lamis Andoni noted that although Syria is widely presumed responsible for Gemayel's death, plenty of other players in the region had reason to want him dead.
She also picked up on some historic references in the speech of Phalangist leader Samir Geagea, architect of the 1982 Sabra and Chatilla massacre of Palestinians and Shi'ites, that have important implications for the future but were largely overlooked on the other networks (Andoni, it should be noted, has been Al-Jazeera Arabic's lobbyist with the Americans and Spanish over the cases of Al-Jazeera staffers currently imprisoned on terrorism charges by authorities in those countries). The discussions were facilitated by intelligent and knowledgeable prompting by Sami Zeidan, an Egyptian anchor most recently with CNBC Arabia.
The Gemayel assassination was not the first hard news reported by AJE. Since launch day, its correspondents in Gaza and Israel have been doing yeoman's work, as have those covering the deepening chaos in Iraq. But there has been little in AJE's reports to differentiate it from those of the competition. In Lebanon, the channel finally began to separate itself from the pack. This week's Israel-Palestine ceasefire, extensive live coverage of the Pope's controversial visit to Turkey, new unrest in Chad and the Ecuador elections provided more evidence that AJE is developing into a genuine alternative source for international news.
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I searched for a thread similar to this and could not find it. Long story short, before Rumble was released, I really enjoyed playing Garen and was decent at it. Got Rumble on his release and have pretty much been amazing with him since. Every once in a while I want a change of pace though so I try another champion but i just fall on my face with them. Does anyone have any recommendations for champions similar to Rumble that you think I would do just as well with? Thanks!
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No other champion is like Rumble, because he's a tanky chaser. Corki has a similar style play, but you are a whole lot squishier than Rumble. Garen would also be a close second. EDIT: Ryze is a tanky caster, if you are looking for a magic dealing bruiser.
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If you want any champs that are simlar in play style none, if you want a tanky caster. i suggest cho gath, Nunu, Singed, Gargus, Tree...
for me mored hs similar playstyle to rumble.. He is toughter but have a bit lower aoe dmg
Clinton Eastwood
Riven is the ad caster version of Rumble. Ive been looking like you have and i have found it.
Have you tried Nautilus? Also a tanky AP with a group CC ultimate, shield, slows, and heavy area damage. Works well in top lane, too (don't let anyone tell you otherwise).


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Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a leading global provider of financial services technology solutions, today announced that Community First Credit Union, headquartered in Appleton, Wis., has renewed and expanded its relationship with Fiserv. The $1.7 billion credit union is a longtime user of DataSafe ® account processing platform from Fiserv and has added Fiserv solutions for digital channels including Virtuoso™ for online banking, CheckFree ® RXP ® for bill delivery and payments and Mobiliti™ for mobile banking.
Serving over 100,000 members at 27 locations, Community First selected Fiserv due to the scalability and reliability of DataSafe to grow with the institution, including capabilities to expand commercial solutions for the credit union's business members with customized reporting and ACH origination. The ability to add tightly integrated consumer online banking, bill pay and mobile solutions from Fiserv was also a strong factor in the decision.
"Community First was established in 1975 to improve the quality of our members' lives by providing them with high quality, competitive financial products and services that anticipate and exceed their needs," said Cathie Tierney, president and Chief Executive Officer, Community First Credit Union. "Fiserv continues to make a strong commitment to develop and invest in technology for the credit union industry, and our decision to continue and expand our partnership with Fiserv will be an important component of our future growth in providing financial services to the consumers and businesses in our region."
DataSafe offers credit unions scalable, integrated account processing technology with flexible deployment options. The database within the platform offers a full view of member information across the enterprise. Community First uses Virtuoso from Fiserv to provide a highly personalized home banking experience that is cost effective and easy for the credit union to manage and customize. Meanwhile, through the capabilities of CheckFree RXP and Mobiliti from Fiserv, members will have mobile banking capabilities such as account balance access, an ATM locator and alerts, as well as the addition of payment capabilities. The Mobiliti mobile banking service integrates with the credit union's CheckFree RXP bill payment service, making it possible for customers to securely pay bills through their mobile device.
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Tiote Court Case
Cheik Tiote will appear before a judge today charged with using a false Belgian driving licence and four other offences.
Tiote, 27, is accused of using the allegedly false document as a form of ID "to establish personal information'' about himself in December.
The Ivory Coast international is also charged with committing fraud by using the allegedly false document to get a UK licence, also in December.
In addition, he is accused of making a false statement to obtain insurance in September 2011 by allegedly claiming that he held a full driving licence without endorsements.
He is further charged with driving his Chevrolet, with the personalised plate T10 TEV, in Newcastle in February without a licence or insurance.
The French-speaking player will appear at Newcastle Crown Court to enter pleas.
At a preliminary hearing his defence team stated he will plead not guilty and a provisional trial date has been set for October 28.
Born in the Ivory Coast, Tiote moved to Belgian club Anderlecht in 2005.
He joined Dutch side FC Twente, before signing for Newcastle United in 2010.
Tiote lives in Jesmond.
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hi all, I'm doing a translation from english to italian regarding a firearm chronograph, and because of my ignorance in the matter at hand I'm stuck with a sentence "To quickly switch from shot velocities to statistics with large shot strings, and vice versa, hold down the "Review" button." would you say that "large" is referred to the shots or to the strings? thanks to anyone for the help =)
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"Shot Strings"
so the adjective is referred to the strings and not to the shots? (just to make sure I've understood correctly)
La mia grammatica non è molto buono. Let's see what others say.
Shot strings. Each string saves the velocities of the shots fired and by hitting the review button, you can go back to review the statistics that have been saved on each string. The "Review" button will cause the ProChrono Digital to display the previously fired shot velocity within the current string. On each press of this button, the previous shot velocity will be displayed, until the user reaches the first shot in the string. At this point, pressing the "Review" button again causes the display to begin showing the statistics. The display will cycle through High Velocity, Low Velocity, Average Velocity, Extreme Spread, and Standard Deviation. Finally, pressing it again will reposition the display to show the last recorded shot velocity in the string. Welcome to the forum, when you get a few minutes stop be the introduction section and tell us a bit about you.
"As an American, I was not so shocked that Obama was given the Nobel Peace Prize without any accomplishments to his name, but that America gave him the White House based on the same credentials"...Newt Gingrich The problems we face today are there because the people who work for a living are outnumbered by those who vote for a living.
haha I appreciate your italian communication effort
"The whole of the Bill (of Rights) is a declaration of the right of the people at large or considered as individuals.... It establishes some rights of the individual as unalienable and which consequently, no majority has a right to deprive them of." (Albert Gallatin of the New York Historical Society, October 7, 1789) "A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who might attempt to abuse them, which would include their own government." - George Washington
ok thank you (: ( @Igeteven I suppose that 'bambino' stands for 'boy'? )
"large strings of shot" not "strings of large shot"
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.


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Michael Buble
Idina Menzel, Michael Bublé Get Kid Stand-Ins for 'Baby, It's Cold Outside' Video: Watch
In the early 20th century, W.C. Fields snappily advised his colleagues in the entertainment industry to never work with children or animals. Idina Menzel and Michael Bublé have taken it to heart.
VIDEO: Jimmy Fallon Sings Duets With Barbra Streisand As Elvis, Blake Shelton & Michael Buble.
This was so funny. Barbra Streisand made her return to late night TV last night with an epic appearance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon. The diva sang a medley of songs from her […]
Barbra Streisand 'Partners' with John Mayer, Stevie Wonder, Elvis and More for Duets Album
The legendary singer will also feature Blake Shelton, Lionel Richie and John Legend on her upcoming release.
Michael Bublé Adds 13 Dates to Sold-Out Tour
Michael Bublé fans who weren't able to purchase tickets to his To Be Loved Tour are in luck: the singer has just announced additional U.S. dates to his sold-out tour.
The Return Of Nooner For A Crooner
We brought back Nooner For A Crooner to give away front row tickets to see Michael Buble in concert. You've gotta hear the audio!!
Michael Buble Talks Touring As A New Dad, His Picks For The New Rat Pack
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Fast and Easy Spring Makeover Ideas
Spring is a time for cleaning, getting rid of old and unused items, and redecorating. We have fast and easy makeover ideas for every room in your house.
By Multiple Authors
Add a Little Bit of Wallpaper
Wallpaper the inside of your bedroom closet.
Try a Camp Stool
With its vibrant peony-print seat and brightly colored frame, this stool is chic enough to make even the most urban soul want to head for the hills. Then again, it would look equally stylish at home. Foldable Wooden Camp Stool in Peony Print, $20. Pearl River: 800-878-2446; pearlriver.com.
Bring Flowers
"Have a party where every guest is asked to bring a plant of one colorsay, purplefor an instant garden with a little story of friendship behind each plant." -Raymond Waites
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Use a Real Rug in the Bathroom
Put a real rug, not a bathroom rug, in front of your bathroom sink. It will hold up just fine.
Create a Colorful Entryway
Clear the clutter and keep your entryway organized with a colorful storage solution. 3 1/8" H, $32 for two. Alessi: 212-941-7300; alessi.com.
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Paint the Ceiling
Paint the ceiling of a white room a pale, pale blue or gray. It will feel as if there's no ceiling at all.
Reorganize Bookshelves
Sort books by size and subject. Remove and discard any ripped dust jackets (unless you think they might have value). Line books, some vertically, some horizontally, in a rhythmic pattern. This will relieve the monotony of rows.
Annie Schlechter
Give Something Old a New Look
Find a tired old bargain brass chandelier at a thrift shop or antiques shop. Spray paint it white. Or a color — if you have the courage.
Add a Modern Piece
If you have a traditional room, make yourself buy one modern thing, like a steel table.
Use Something Natural
"Buy a tree in a basket or planter and put it in your loneliest corner. I love a fiddle leaf fig for its sweet platypus bill-like leaves. If you want to go the extra mile, stick some uplights behind it." -Celerie Kemble
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Hang Mirrors
Hang two large mirrors on opposite walls. You won't recognize the space.
Paint Your Front Door
Try a new color for your front door. How about Farrow & Ball's Minster Green or Pitch Blue?
Split Up a Pair of Lamps
Split up a pair of lamps and put one on either side of your sofa. Or buy a floor lamp for your sofa and use the pair in different corners of your room.
Styled Storage
Store out of season items, then organize your closet as they would in a retail store: coordinated by color.
The Easiest Way to Arrange Flowers
If you still have a fear of flower arranging, it's time to conquer it. Anybody can arrange one type of flower in one color, cut short. Buy twice as many as you think you should too much of a good thing always works with flowers. It's that easy.


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TORONTO, Ont. – TTC streetcar driver Dino Oroc has been reinstated without losing pay after he was suspended for leaving his streetcar to chase down a man who allegedly assaulted a passenger earlier this week.
Transit workers' union president Bob Kinnear said the TTC decided to reverse its decision to suspend the driver without pay for Wednesday's incident.
"We are comfortable that this injustice is going to be corrected and that we will not have any future incidences of this kind," Kinnear said.
Oroc said he left his seat, which is against protocol, to investigate a confrontation between a man and a woman on the streetcar. The man left the streetcar and was being chased by the woman. Oroc left the streetcar to help the woman. The suspect eventually got away.
"Would I do it again? I can't answer that. But it depends on the circumstances," Oroc said.
Kinnear urged the TTC to use "discretion and common sense."
"We've got to continue to have some dialogue to ensure that if there is ever a circumstance like this again, that there is discretion and common sense used by the TTC," he said.
TTC CEO Andy Byford said the commission was following protocol when it suspended Oroc.
He said it is practice to relieve a driver of duty to review the incident.
"The first concern we had was very much that the streetcar was left unattended," he said.
"We do stress to our staff 'don't put yourself at danger.'"
"We do progressively get better at making good decisions," Byford said.
"There's always learning out of any incident. I'm going to make sure that we take this forward in a positive manner in partnership with the union," he said.
Oroc met with the commission to review the protocol with respect to leaving a vehicle unattended.
TTC reinstates streetcar driver who chased suspect
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From Copenhagen to Cancun: Technology Transfer
by and -An update on UNFCCC efforts to promote technology transfer between countries.
An update on UNFCCC efforts to promote technology transfer between countries.
Three options for formalizing Copenhagen Accord pledges in Cancún.
With the Cancun climate meetings approaching, Jennifer Morgan, WRI's director of climate and energy, contributed an editorial on the BBC World Service radio program One Planet.
WRI submitted comments to the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) Trust Fund Committees suggesting ways to improve the CIFs Results Frameworks.
The UN High Level Advisory Group on Climate Change Financing (AGF) released a new report today to mobilize $100 billion in international cli
What should President Obama and Prime Minister Singh focus on when they talk about energy and climate change? Our top three.
As the Tianjin climate negotiations come to a close, progress remains patchy. The forecast is still cloudy, but rays of sunlight are just starting to peak through.
Countries should step back and look at what their leaders agreed to in Copenhagen as they prepare for Tianjin and beyond.
Leading US-China Experts Discuss Tianjin and US-China Climate and Energy Issues.
Two countries that once eyed each other warily, India and the United States are building trust through mutually beneficial partnerships on climate and energy.


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Gear Question
Hi guys!! i love this board but am unsure...
Hi guys!! i love this board but am unsure which size to go for...im heading into my second season and would like to venture into the park for the first time but i also want something i can carve at speed in icy australian conditions. I am 5'6'' 143lbs...which size would you recommend??
Jen Martin
149. The 149 is going to be easy to handle and you will improve in the park at a faster pace with a smaller board.
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Greatest hit: He was smart enough to let Ron Howard's company, Imagine, handle production of the excellent new festival documentary "Made in America."
Grade: D-minus
Budweiser, Samsung, Bing, Reebok and Hewlett-Packard have used him to sell their products. It seems to have worked out fine for those companies, but it also worked well for Jay. The Samsung deal led to an automatic million downloads of his new album this year, and the Budweiser ads also greatly promoted his music.
Greatest hit: The 2009 TV/web ad for Rhapsody in which he re-created all his album covers (and hyped that year's "The Blueprint 3").
Grade: A-plus
His stake in the Brooklyn Nets was only 1/15th of one percent, but he played a big role in moving the team from New Jersey to his native borough, getting a new arena built and branding the franchise. Alas, he had to sell off his stake to make way for his next big venture — sports agent, which is a conflict of interest for NBA owners.
Greatest hit: He must've had a role in getting music-savvy ex-Timberwolves star Kevin Garnett to sign with the Nets.
Grade: C-plus
With help from mega-agency CAA and his own experience in making guys in suits pony up for guys and gals with talent, Jay launched Roc Nation Sports this year and has signed such hotshots as the New York Yankees' Robinson Canó, Oklahoma City Thunder's Kevin Durant and the New York Giants' Victor Cruz.
Greatest hit: Jay's mere presence at a dinner meeting with New York Mets reps last week was enough to spark speculation that Canó might defect crosstown.
Grade: Too early to call, but his roster is A-list.


text: A Madisonville teen was transported to the emergency room after two cars collided Wednesday night. According to Kentucky State Police, 17 year old Audriana Coyzao of Madisonville was attempting to turn from East Center Street onto Park Avenue. As she made the turn, she turned into the path of an approaching vehicle, driven by 41 year old Laura Burton, also of Madiosnville. A passenger in the Coyazo car, 15 year old Marissa Coyazo, was transported to Baptist Health Madisonville for her injuries suffered in the 6:26pm collision.


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Letters to the Editor
Readers write about declining food access and how teachers should prep students for tests.
Population growth will outpace food production
Regarding the April 18 article, "How to ease squeeze on food access": With clear evidence before us, I find it unsettling that an article on food scarcity has only a single passing reference to population – one that implies that continuing population growth is something we have to cater to rather than challenge. With diminishing freshwater supplies, decreasing arable land, and the rapidly approaching peak of oil production, assuming that we will be able to "produce a lot more food" for an ever-growing population is a flight of fancy.
The article also erroneously claims that humanity has historically found answers to all challenges of meeting increased food demand. History shows otherwise. Whether it was the Easter Islanders in the South Pacific who ended up resorting to cannibalism, the Mayans of Central America who "disappeared" when they outgrew their food resources, the fall of the Romans in Europe that led to the Dark Ages, or the Sumerians in the Middle East where salinization reduced food yields, mankind in each case was only able to survive because resources still existed in areas beyond one population's control. However, when our contemporary global civilization similarly falls, we will have no viable fallback position, no new territory with new resources into which we could expand. We shall have eaten ourselves out of house and home.
Thoughts on 'teaching to the test'
Regarding Walt Gardner's April 17 Opinion piece, "Good teachers teach to the test": I understand Mr. Gardner's logic; however, I caution against it. For starters, Gardner assumes that the test is worthy of teaching to. Many of these state-mandated tests are solely multiple-choice questions. Assuming for the moment that the content of the test is good, are we to assume that our students should spend large amounts of time "practicing" multiple-choice questions in similar ways that a track coach would have his or her team practice sprints?


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Property is absolutely gorgeous and our group of 20 was blown away by how spacious and homey the barn was. We do cabin weekends nearly every year and this place is by far our favorite so far. You walk out of the house and you are on a mountain with excellent hiking, there are plenty of rooms and the best part is the wide open living room which enables large groups to all spend time together. We will definitely be going back!
Great location.Tranquil but minutes from Woodstock
The field studio offers a peaceful and beautiful location that's just minutes from downtown Woodstock. The property was well maintained. There are a lot of windows but it's set back from the street so still feels private. The window near the bed could use a heavier curtain or a shade that allows you to block the sun. The morning light hits the bed and may wake you up earlier than you'd like. Loved the hammock.
Great stay in large, comfy, arty home
We rented the house for a month so that we could spend a number of long weekends there and it was just perfect for us. It's incredibly comfortable and filled with art. There are many different living room areas, so tons of places to curl up with a good book (and lots of good books on hand to read). There's even a napping bed on the first floor, which we used quite a bit. It would be a great place to go with two couples or two generations of family -- lots of room to spread out and feel privacy (the two main bedrooms are a ways from each other and each has its own full bath).
In the back, there's a huge deck, a beautiful lawn, and a field of wildflowers. It feels very private and bucolic. The kitchen is roomy and well-stocked (though there's a large toaster oven in lieu of an oven so don't plan to do a lot of baking). Nearly every night, we cooked meats and vegetables we had bought at the many farmers markets and farm stands in the area. We usually used the charcoal grill (and range as necessary) and it's some of the best vacation food I've ever had. The owners were great to work with and they provide a comprehensive welcome book with advice about area food shopping, outdoor activities (we went on some lovely hikes) and more. We miss the house but I'm sure we'll be back.


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The median home value in Inyokern, CA is $131,700. This is lower than the county median home value of $153,900. The national median home value is $170,100. The average price of homes sold in Inyokern, CA is $131,700. Approximately 78.85% of Inyokern homes are owned, compared to 17.77% rented, while 3.38% are vacant. Inyokern real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Inyokern real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Inyokern Real Estate.
Large lot, over 2.5 acres. Close to highway. Land can be residential
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Approximately 19.70 acres with a well zoned A-1.
This house features 2 lots with a cute, quiet home on a cul-de-sac. 2 parcels for a great low price! The original home built in 1931 and the addition built in 1989. Lot is fully fenced with an RV access, workshop and large yard. Enjoy beautiful warm summer nights on the front porch patio area. This home has 2 water/air evaporation coolers. Next door is Sierra Sands Elementary school and across the street is InyoKern Park with a senior center!
Spectacular 270 degree mountain views of the Sierra mountains, Coso mountains and El Paso Mountains. This 5 acre property is has some houses nearby.. zip. 93527
Family Restaurant, Tavern, Beef Jerky business and Real Estate included in the price at 6500 ft in Kennedy Meadows Grumpy Bears Retreat is for sale after 24+ years owner is retiring, willing to train you and allowing you to use his secret recipe for the beef jerky business excellent opportunity to own this place well known for many years.***Call for showing 1760 608-2255 ask for Pat or Dianne or email us From LA Take Interstate 5 N Sacramento, CA N/14 & US 395N left on 9mile canyon Rd. then to Kennedy Meadows Rd/Sherman Pass road. +Olga Search Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive Calendar More Olga Vasquez 1 Share Olga Vasquez Olga Va
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Dr. Kathleen L. Tong, MD
Cardiovascular Disease, UC Davis Medical Center Internal Medicine
- 4860 Y St Ste 200
Sacramento, CA 95817 - 1 Office Location
- (916) 734-3761
Dr. Kathleen L. Tong graduated from the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in 2003. She works in Sacramento, CA and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Tong is affiliated with Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital and Sutter Memorial Hospital. She speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Female
Years in Practice: 12 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Graduation Date: 2003
Hospital Affiliations: Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, Sutter Memorial Hospital
Specialties: Cardiovascular Disease


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We had a very nice stay.
Exquisite breakfasts, best ever pizzas, clean rooms, wonderful pool, and many thanks to the innkeeper for ordering and having flowers in our room for our anniversary.
the host was friendly, the double rooms were very sterile, but suit the purpose. I wouldn't recommend it for a romantic getaway, if you are just with a bunch of friends going skiing, it's not bad. very quite and private.
I found that the Arcady was a bit outdated, but is rather true to the photos. We liked the innkeeper.
The owner of Arcady at the Sunderland ruined my stay and it was hard to get past his inconsiderate and unreasonably hostile attitude. I would not suggest staying here, despite the decent price. He has no respect for his customers and that becomes increasingly evident the longer your stay at Arcady.
Friendly and accomodating personnel. I was a very late arrival, and it was well taken care of.
We've stayed here several times while visiting family in the area. I think each time is better than the last and the first time was excellent as it is! The rooms are clean and comfortable and the breakfast is to die for!!! Keep up the excellent work and we'll see you next month!!!
My son and i have been guests at Arcady for several years. Thrilled to be able to bring our pets. Very comfrotable. Mouth watering breakfast.
had to make a quick reservation to take care of family issues....needed aplace that would take my little puppy....clean....nicely furnished....gourmet breakfast....turned a negative trip into a very positive experience....looking forward to a return visit....
Just like in a zimmer in Europe!
My friends and I really enjoyed our stay. The breakfast spread was out of this world! And thanks to Bert for turning on the hot tub, just what we needed after a long day at the mountain. Bert also gives good directions and makes a killer pizza! Rooms were clean and warm...we look forward to coming back!
We stayed here for a snowboarding trip, an although a small treck to Stratton, it was so nice to come back to this place. Clean and warm, the innkeeper serves up pizza and the best breakfast! He is a great guy too. We really enjoyed our stay- Thanks to Bert for all!
I was pleasantly surprised. Having stayed there many years ago, I do like what these owners have done with it, A jewel in a jungle of overprised B&B's
great job with the group pizza night. it was enjoyed by all. looking forward to next year. thanks again!


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With four double rooms and two family suites, the White Vine House can only accommodate up to sixteen guests, enabling us to give you the highest level of service, comfort and attention.
We are child-friendly but sadly cannot accept pets (guide dogs excepted). Parking is thought of as being difficult in Rye - that is not quite the case with us.
On the ground floor you will find the award-winning Ambrette Restaurant at Rye. Chef Patron Dev Biswal brings you his Culinary Art in the form of an imaginative and unique fusion of East meets West cuisine.
We invite you to Your Home in Rye; explore the site and feel free to contact us with any queries and comments. Take a tour of our rooms and make a booking; we are always happy to discuss your specific requirements to make your stay with us a special one.
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