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Creepy Halloween Place Cards
These Creepy Halloween Place Cards are great Halloween party ideas for the banquet table. With a little paint and some patience, these place cards will truly come to life. This is especially a good Halloween party idea for kids. They can each make a spooky craft to take home and use while they're at the party. If you sit them down to work at the beginning of the party, these Creepy Halloween Place Cards will be ready to go by the time dinner rolls around.
Primary Technique: Painting
Occasion/Theme: Fall
- Foam stamps (spider, bat, etc)
- 5″x7″ card stock, one for each place card
- Acrylic craft paint: black, white, yellow, red
- Pencil or pen
- 2 black Sharpies, one fine and one medium point
- Halloween letters
- Fold the card stock in half lengthwise, crease neatly. Choose a foam stamp for your place card.
- Coat it generously with black paint.
- Press it, paint side down, onto one of the upper corners of your place card. To remove, lift straight up so that you don't smear any paint. You will need to let this dry before moving on to the next step.
- Print out these fonts, enlarge them on your printer if needed. You can either cut out the letters that you need, or just move the paper around as needed. Place the lettered paper over your place card and position them where you want them to appear on the card. Use a pen or pencil to trace around the letters.
- This will create an indent in the card underneath. Now use your fine tip Sharpie to trace the indented lines. Use the medium point Sharpie to fill in the letters.
- Now you will need to check the consistency of your paint. In my experience, most acrylic paints are at good consistency when new but will begin to thicken as they get older. To test your paint, put some in a paint palette and dip your paintbrush in. Pull the brush out and hold it up. Most paints will be thick enough that it will not drip off the brush. You want it a little thinner, as you do want it to drip, but not quickly. Thin the paint with a little water and keep testing until the paint slowly drips off the brush.
- Stand the place card up on its ends and place a heavy drop of red paint at the crease, leaning toward the front of the card. If it doesn't drip, just add a little bit more onto the first drop until it begins to drip down the front of the card. Repeat until you have the effect that you want.
- When the drips are all dry, this will take several hours, you can use a toothpick to add eyes to you card's creatures.
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Originally inspired by the car dock epoplive made as well as khaaan on Overclockers UK forums, I cut out the intermediary step of finding a case that the phone can snap in and out of easily. I ordered a suction cup mount for a Garmin Nuvi 205 off ebay for $4:
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When I got it this afternoon, I took a look at the clip that is meant to hold the Garmin unit and thought that it looked quite close to the dimensions of the Captivate. Holding the phone in it, it was about 1/2" - 3/4" too wide. So I simply took a lighter, slowly and gently heated up the corners of the clip, and bent them slightly inwards. Out of luck, my guesswork bending resulted in a perfect fit. I added some thin sticky-back foam strips to make the fit more secure, and that's it!
The phone snaps in with purpose and is held in place even as I flail about testing it. It looks super clean, works well, was easy to make and cost a total of $4.
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Final in 10
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Game 1: Monday, March 31 | ||
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Game 2: Wednesday, April 2 | ||
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Coverage: SNNY
1:10 PM ET, March 31, 2014
Citi Field, New York, New York
W: A. Barrett (1-0)
L: J. Familia (0-1)
NEW YORK -- After almost 4 hours of baseball filled with twists and turns, Matt Williams has his first win as a major league manager.
Anthony Rendon hit a three-run homer in the 10th inning and had a career-best four RBIs, twice rallying the Washington Nationals against the New York Mets' suspect bullpen for a 9-7 victory in their season opener Monday.
"I have a stomach ache right now," Williams said. "There was lots of stuff today. I feel right in the thick of it."
Denard Span hit a tying double with two outs in the ninth off closer Bobby Parnell, and Ian Desmond put the Nationals in front for the first time with a sacrifice fly in the 10th. Rendon connected two batters later against former Washington pitcher John Lannan, securing a win for Williams in his managerial debut.
"I'll probably sleep good tonight," Williams said. "That's what we want to have as our DNA -- never give up, never give in."
Stephen Strasburg struck out 10 over six innings in his third straight Opening Day start. But he fell behind early and was outpitched most of the day by Dillon Gee, given the starting assignment because of injuries to Matt Harvey and Jonathon Niese.
Several fill-ins came through for New York, in fact. Juan Lagares and Andrew Brown both homered after they were surprise additions to the lineup.
Nationals star Bryce Harper was shaken up in the second inning when he got kicked in the forehead by second baseman Eric Young Jr. while breaking up a double play. Harper stayed down for a minute or two and rubbed his head after Williams and a trainer rushed out to check on him. The young slugger stayed in the game, though, and later began Washington's comeback.
"I'm OK, but I've got a pretty bad headache right now," said Harper, who passed concussion tests during and after the game.
Aaron Barrett (1-0) struck out two in a perfect inning to win his major league debut, with family in the stands.
"It was such an amazing team win," he said. "It was awesome to be a part of it."
Jeurys Familia (0-1) took the loss, hurt by Travis d'Arnaud's passed ball. David Wright hit a two-run homer in the 10th.
Lagares put New York ahead 5-4 with a leadoff homer in the eighth against Tyler Clippard, but the Mets couldn't hold it. Parnell failed in his first save opportunity since neck surgery for an injury that sidelined him for the final two months last season.
The Mets lost for only the third time in their past 23 season openers at home. They still own the best mark in the majors on Opening Day at 34-19.
The temperature at first pitch was 44 degrees, with wind gusting to 25 mph, but it warmed up as the sun came out. Gee pitched in short sleeves and retired 15 in a row after Adam LaRoche's long two-run homer in the second. Harper snapped the streak with a hard-hit infield single in the seventh.
"We got a great performance today by Dillon. Unfortunately, we couldn't get him a win," Wright said. "There's some things that we need to work on moving forward, and that was pretty glaring in Game 1."
Rendon, the new starter at second base, chased Gee with a two-out RBI double. Washington tied it 4-all when relievers Carlos Torres and Scott Rice issued consecutive four-pitch walks, forcing in a run.
"That situation, I can't let that happen," Rice said.
Brown, a surprise starter in left field because newcomer Chris Young sat out with a mild right quadriceps strain, hit a three-run shot to left-center on a 94 mph fastball from Strasburg in the first inning.
"They came out swinging, and I missed with some stuff that was off the plate," Strasburg said.
Chris Young's injury also opened a spot for Lagares, who started in center. Eric Young Jr., normally the left fielder, shifted to second base to fill in for Daniel Murphy, who was in Florida with his pregnant wife awaiting the birth of their first child.
Eric Young Jr. had a sacrifice fly in the second.
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Thu 4/3 | WSH 8, @NYM 2 | Recap |
Fri 5/16 | @WSH 5, NYM 2 | Recap |
Sat 5/17 | NYM 5, @WSH 2 | Recap |
Sun 5/18 | @WSH 6, NYM 3 | Recap |
Tue 8/5 | NYM 6, @WSH 1 | Recap |
Wed 8/6 | @WSH 7, NYM 1 | Recap |
Thu 8/7 | @WSH 5, NYM 3 | Recap |
Tue 8/12 | WSH 7, @NYM 1 | Recap |
Wed 8/13 | WSH 3, @NYM 2 | Recap |
Thu 8/14 | WSH 4, @NYM 1 | Recap |
Thu 9/11 | WSH 6, @NYM 2 | Recap |
Fri 9/12 | @NYM 4, WSH 3 | Recap |
Sat 9/13 | WSH 10, @NYM 3 | Recap |
Sun 9/14 | WSH 3, @NYM 0 | Recap |
Tue 9/23 | @WSH 4, NYM 2 | Recap |
Wed 9/24 | Postponed/Delayed | Information |
Thu 9/25 | NYM 7, @WSH 4 | Recap |
Thu 9/25 | @WSH 3, NYM 0 | Recap |
Complete Schedule: Nationals | Mets |
Scoring Summary
1st | A Brown homered to left center (424 feet), J Lagares and D Wright scored. | 0 | 3 | |
2nd | A LaRoche homered to right (410 feet), I Desmond scored. | 2 | 3 | |
2nd | E Young Jr. hit sacrifice fly to right, T d'Arnaud scored. | 2 | 4 | |
7th | A Rendon doubled to right, I Desmond scored, A LaRoche to third. | 3 | 4 | |
7th | D Span walked, A LaRoche scored, A Rendon to third, N McLouth to second. | 4 | 4 | |
8th | J Lagares homered to left center (397 feet). | 4 | 5 | |
9th | D Span doubled to left center, I Desmond scored, D Espinosa to third. | 5 | 5 | |
10th | I Desmond hit sacrifice fly to center, J Werth scored, J Lobaton to third. | 6 | 5 | |
10th | A Rendon homered to left (388 feet), J Lobaton and A LaRoche scored. | 9 | 5 | |
10th | D Wright homered to left (380 feet), J Lagares scored. | 9 | 7 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Citi Field, New York, NY |
Attendance | 42,442 (101.2% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:47 |
Weather | 44 degrees, partly cloudy |
Wind | 16 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Tim Welke, First Base - Clint Fagan, Second Base - Tim Timmons, Third Base - Todd Tichenor |
Research Notes
The Mets scored 3 runs in the 1st inning. It was just the 2nd time in franchise history the Mets have scored at least three 1st-inning runs in their 1st game of the season.
The last time it happened was on April 7, 1987 against the Pirates. The Mets won 3-2. |
Anthony Rendon (WSH): 1st career extra-inning HR |
Stephen Strasburg allowed a 3-run home run to Andrew Brown in the 1st inning Monday.
That's already the most earned runs Strasburg has allowed in any career start against the Mets. |
Adam LaRoche (WSH): 2nd career opening day HR (1st since 2006 with the Braves)
LaRoche is also the 1st National to homer on opening day on the ROAD since Adam Dunn in 2009 against the Marlins |
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Together they should win after a long battle. Their just too hard to kill and have many tricks up their sleeve for Pain to deal with. The only way i see Pain winning is if he pulls out the Gedo Mazo.
Pain should take this with mid-difficulty. To be quite honest, this fight isn't any different from when he fought SM Naruto and KM Naruto.
Rather, Pain should take this if he decides that Chibaku Tensei is necessary. Other than that, I can see him Shinra Tensei'ing Oral and Kabuto around for awhile until they realize there's a five second interval.
Should it be all paths of pain, I am going with pain on this one. Three was more than enough for Jiraiyah who won only due to him letting his guard down so three would be able to take Orochimaru down. The rest should handle Kabuto with high difficulty until Orochimaru is defeated.
I seriously don't see why Orochimaru and Kabuto would win this match.
Pein is being HIGHLY UNDERESTIMATED if that's the case... if anything, Orochimaru isn't a threat to Pein without prep, as the same goes for Kabuto despite his Sage Mode.
You're talking to a guy who destroyed the Hidden Leaf in one day, defeated SM Naruto with mild difficulty, and lost on purpose despite obviously having the power to take down Naruto and even the KYUUBI.
As I said before, Pein takes this with mild-difficulty just because of Kabuto.
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Hello fellow cider brewers. I would like to share a short background on my first attempt at making home made cider from the various apple trees we have. Ill try to be quick as im sure you all have things to prepare. What we did, after I had learnt as much as any lazy person could here.http://www.cider.org.uk/part1.htm 1. picked apple from who knows what type of trees we have, 4 types. All I know is some were green and some red. 2. We sterilized the best we could using some sort of liquid for baby bottles that evaporates. 3. 7 hours or juicing using a centrifugal juicer produced 31 liters of juice. I know a press would be better but we used what we had. 4. Then, I think a mistake. We filtered the juiced into a large bucket using cloth rags and a sieve removing all the froffy stuff. 5. Put the juice into a 60 litre demijohn. 6. Heated some left over juice to 25 degrees and added 1 kg of sugar and the "Turbo" wine making yeast which comes with the food the yeast needs, then added it to the demijohn. 7. Replaced the bubble cap and watched it bubble like mad, about 2 bubbles a second, for a day before it settled down to around 1 every 5 secs. The bubbles continued for a week before stopping and the cap leveling out equally, then no more bubbles. We was worried so added some more yeast and a cup of sugar ( not dissolved this time ) and the bubbles began again for around day. We did this again a week later without yeast and bubbles appeared at the top of the juice and in the cap. Anyway its been near 4 weeks now and tomorrow we will test for alcohol content using one of those float things, ( sorry don't know the technical words ) Im pretty sure that during the initial filtering we did we must have removed some of the stuff from the juice it will need to help the yeast, maybe sugar? If all goes well we will bottle it in clean plastic coke bottles in the cellar over winter. Then we plan to carbonate the cider with a soda stream whenever we fancy a drink. Well here comes the question. Would it be ok to add more sugar if the alcohol content is low and so long as it doesn't taste like vinegar then leave it in the demijohn for a few more weeks?
I'm assuming the alcohol content will not be to low. I've had batches do a fine job with only really bubbling for a day, others take longer. The device your thinking of is called a hydrometer and you really need to measure before and after to figure out the alcohol level. By just nearing at the end you just know if it is finished (<1.000-~1.002 depending on the recipe). The only thing that filtering will do is take out some of the pulp and possibly contaminate things if done wrong. All the bits and pieces and pulp will settle to the bottom of the tank when you ferment so don't worry about filtering at the start. There is no need to add more yeast our sugar as you go until you are done and need to add priming sugar as you bottle. The best thing you can do once you start a batch is relax!!! Stop fiddling with it and give it some time. Cider can be ready for drinking in little more than a month, but IMHO all the batches I've tasted that have gone this quick pale in comparison to ones that have been allowed to sit in the primary for atleast a month and allowed to mellow for 4-6 months before bottling. Cider, generally, is slower then beer to develop flavors so don't rush it and you will enjoy the results.
Great reply Greghark, thanks. Basically I have no idea on how much Alcohol, if any, will be in the juice as I never checked beforehand like you said. From what I have read, the bottling is done around 1 month usually so if there is no other way of checking Ill just go for that no matter the alcohol content. The priming sugar? I have no idea what that is or why its used sadly, pretty much the same as this pasturising phase i keep hearing.
You should have plenty of alcohol, especially with throwing in more sugar and yeast along the way. Different yeast behave differently as they ferment the cider so it is a good idea to sit back and take notes. Some will only bubble for a day and some will keep it up for more than a week or two but end up at the same final gravity (hydrometer reading) and alcohol level. Once you start a batch you should rarely need to do anything with it until you rack it over. The priming sugar is what you use if you want to carbonate your cider. If you want a light fizz like most commercial ciders add1/2 -3/4 cup of sugar. Dextrose(corn sugar) works best, looks like powdered sugar. It produces small bubbles and ferments well in the bottling. You can also use brown sugar, as a last resort use regular table sugar. The bubbles will trend to be bigger and can have a tendency to explode in your mouth. Makes for a weird drink. Do not use powdered sugar as it has other things in it other than sugar. What I do is add my sugar to a bottling bucket or another carboy/demijohn and rack the cider into the bucket. This will do an adequate job of moving the sugar and one last chance to clear out the cider and leave done sludge behind. Then bottle from the bucket. Some people as a small amount of sugar to each bottle, (something like a half teaspoon I think). For me, thats just tomuch work and can lead to sporadic results and possible contamination if you aren't careful what you are doing. If you wanted still/flat cider than just ignore all that and bottle. Everyone has a different favorite, and there are a lot of methods that work equally well. Expirement a little, keep good notes, and if your results don't impress you right away. Relax, it can take up to a year for some ciders to get to the good drinking stage depending on the variety of cider, ph, sugar levels, yeast used, temperature, etc. Worst case, it tastes horrible but is highly alcoholic, keep it around and drink it after youve had a bunch of good drinks and can't tell the difference.
you have no real way of gauging the alcohol %. you could bang up an estimate that might be close, but the most important things (in my opinion!) now are 1. knowing if it's done fermenting or not, and your hydrometer will tell you that, if it is fully fermented dry it wil probably be below 1.000, maybe 0.990, or if the yeast have died from alcohol poisoning then the gravity will be higher but stable when checked over a few weeks. also since you are using plastic bottles you don't face the problem of exploding glass, so you can be a bit more adventurous with the bottling. 2. try not to allow too much oxygen to come in contact with the cider. ideally you would have it in a closed carboy that is full right to the top so there is no airspace. but if you don't have that, and you are opening it a lot (introducing oxygen) then probably bottle as soon as possible. as stated above, if the cider is finished fermenting you can add a bit of sugar, use any online beer priming calculator for the appropriate amount, shoot for around 2.5 volumes CO2 and you'll be good. i don't agree that different colored sugars give different sized bubbles but that doesn't matter, definitely don't use powdered sugar but anything else is ok. if the yeast is dead from booze it might still have enough residual activity to make a bit of carbonation for you over the winter months, you never know definitely taste it, and remember it will improve over the coming months
I really appreciate the replies from seasoned cider makers. I understand its a learning process but one thing I have in my favour is the amount of apples we have. Never knowing what to do with them previously seemed a shameful waste, but if this comes off it will be one less thing we have to shell our hard earned money out for. I have attempted making home brew beer before which used the same method of carbonating as described in the replies here, but Im thinking of an alternative way as I didnt like the heavy taste to it which came from the yeast. So this time im going to leave the Alcohol stored flat, in this case cider, and carbonate it using one of those home fizzy drink makers called a Soda stream where I come from, and put the fiz in the cider when ever I fancy a drink. Hofefully this will reduce the yeasty taste. Would there be any downfalls using this method?
Hi. I am in the same boat here, with one big difference : I am fermenting with wild yeast from the apple skins. Here's a how it went: 1 picked and bought a apples 2crushed and squeezed, old school press 3 took 1 gallon and tossed it in my gal. fermenter (only have a one gal, and single stage setup right now.) So this where we are at. Here's were I am worried, I want carbonated cider in my quart bottles, not bottle bombs. Having no recipe, how do I know that when it is safety bottle? How much priming sugar should I use? Does the size of my bottles make a difference in the sugar to cider ratio? I was planning to rack to a priming pot (than bottle
Bottles :empty Primary : wild yeast apple cider Up next: Brooklyn brew shop Bourbon dubbel (I think)
Some quick figures from what you've said would suggest an approximate SG of 1.065 and an ABV of 8.85%. (8.47 gallons apple juice with 43oz sugar and a approximate total final volume of 8.67 US gallons) Your demijohn is way too large for this batch though. Your cider volume is 8.67 gallons and your demijohn is about 15.8 gallons! ... like dinnerstick said above, you need to eliminate the empty space (also known as "headspace") in your demijohn above the level of the cider. You will risk the batch going bad with that much airspace above the cider. If it were a smaller difference than the 7 gallons of headspace you have now you could try adding marbles or boiled stones or something to get the level up to within an inch or so of the top ... but this is probably not practical with 7 gallons of empty space. Your other option is to find a smaller demijohn that fits the amount of cider better ... and the sooner the better. Even using a number of smaller jugs (say, a number of gallon jugs) would be better even though you will need to buy an airlock for each of them. One other possibility is to go to local restaurants and ask if they have any buckets (5 gallon, etc) that food came in ... WITH the lids. Then, you could use a bucket with the lid on it and a hole drilled in the top for the airlock. You would wash and sanitize the bucket and lid, then fill the bucket right up with the cider to about 1/2 inch from the top and put the lid on tight, and the airlock in the hole.
i agree with above, but (theoretically) the huge headspace should only be a problem if you have released the co2 generated from primary fermentation. if you racked to a new vessel for example. even opening yours to steal a sip will *probably* leave most of the co2 inside, if it is a large vessel with a narrow neck, and that close to the north pole co2 retains the same properties of density that it does down here in the 'tropics' (for north american viewers i am at the same latitude as newfoundland and labrador...) in other words it's a bit heavier then air so undisturbed it will settle onto the liquid surface and assist in preventing oxidation. but i wouldn't push my luck too far if i were you... theory and practice are different dudes. i think your sodastream idea is ok but again you don't want to leave opened half bottles around for more than a day or two or it goes bad like wine. ale1- you will be fine if you ferment to completion, which you can check with your hydrometer, i have had very slow wild yeast batches which (when i first started making cider and had no hydrometer, thought it was done only to have the bottles eject their contents when opened months later) so make sure its really done, 1.000 or just below, then look up the amount that brewers use to prime for beer and use the same amount. (2.5 volumes on an online priming calculator works for me). or a small teaspoon of table sugar per beer bottle if you want to bs it
Great stuff, some very helpful tips here. Im thinking of uploading a few picture into this thread so anyone reading can get a better idea of what I have done and how it all turns out. Thanks again!


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RECENTLY, private-equity funds have been doing a record volume of business. Perhaps that explains why rumours that Goldman Sachs was poised to launch a $7 billion fund made headlines this week (the bank refused to confirm or deny the report). Such a fund would be the biggest run by an investment bank, and one of the biggest of all. Whether or not it goes ahead, the recent growth in the number and size of investments by private-equity firms shows that, for now at least, there is still plenty of appetite for their services.
Last year, according to Dealogic, a research firm, private-equity funds worldwide invested $302 billion, up by two-thirds from 2003 (see chart). America saw the fastest rise, with the total value of deals more than doubling, from $53.5 billion in 2003 to $127.8 billion. European investments grew by 37%, even though the number of deals rose only slightly. In Japan, however, private-equity activity fell by more than half, to $3.3 billion.
Not only is there more money sloshing around, but also deals of over $1 billion are becoming commonplace. The number of transactions of this magnitude soared to 79 in 2004, up from 42 in 2003. Last year's biggest deals included the $4 billion purchase by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts of PanAmSat, a satellite company. Intelsat, another satellite company, was bought for $5.1 billion by a group of private-equity firms including Apax, Permira and Apollo. This year's first big deal, a $5.7 billion offer by BC Partners and Cinven for Amadeus, a travel-reservations company, trumps any in 2004. Although private-equity firms are increasingly working together, there are clearly some benefits to scale.
The private-equity industry is usually seen as including two related businesses. One, buy-outs, involves acquiring established companies, often by taking them off the stockmarket. The other, venture capital, involves the funding of small firms, typically in technology or other fast-growing industries. In the past, small buy-out funds performed better than larger ones, but that has recently changed. According to Thomson Venture Economics, small buy-out funds (up to $250m) reported returns of 14.7% in the year to June 2004, compared with 26.3% for funds of greater than $1 billion.
Venture capital funds have been suffering, with a negative return of 12.2% on average in the past three years. Some are only now rebounding from the bust of 2001 and 2002. One firm, Apax, recently said that it would reduce its focus on venture capital and would pursue only later-stage deals. In future, seed funding for technology firms is likely to come from "angel investors", typically rich people looking for diversification, rather than institutions.
Investment bankers have seen an increasing share of their fees come from private-equity deals. These have accounted for 14% of the value of global mergers and acquisitions in 2004, up from 12.7% in 2003, reckons Dealogic. That is one reason why Goldman Sachs, or any other bank, might think twice before launching private-equity funds that compete against their clients. Another is that, for all their contacts, investment banks' private-equity units have not always been as sharp as the independent shops. To take but one example: J.P. Morgan's outfit bet big on technology during the bubble—and lost a bundle.


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Le Domaine des Cigognes
Le Domaine des Cigognes
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Ennevelin (2.2km from town centre)
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Located 15 minutes from Lille city centre, the Domaine des Cigognes is surrounded by a 4-hectare park with tress, expanses of water and wildlife. A restaurant, meeting rooms and free Wi-Fi are provided on site. Each modern room at the Domaine des Cigognes includes a private bathroom with free toiletries and a shower. A TV, minibar and telephone are available in all of the rooms and some are equipped with facilities for guests with reduced mobili
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Chambres du Bourleux
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Templeuve (2.3km from town centre)
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Chambres du Bourleux is a B&B set in a 19th-century house in Templeuve, 15 km from Lille. It features a floral garden and the owner prepares homemade jams for the continental breakfast. With a traditional décor, the guest rooms feature antique furniture and free Wi-Fi access. Each has a private bathroom complete with a heated towel rail and hairdryer. Breakfast is taken in the dining room, and there is a microwave, fridge and electric kettle at
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Seclin (5.7km from town centre)
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Located in Seclin, beside the A1 motorway, which gives direct access from Paris and Lille and 5 minutes from Lille - Lesquin Airport, Foxotel offers free Wi-Fi access. Each room has simple décor and is equipped with a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels and a private bathroom with luxury products. A buffet breakfast is served daily in the dining area. Restaurants, cafes and a shopping area are located nearby. Free private parking
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Campanile Lille - Seclin
Campanile Lille - Seclin
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Seclin (5.7km from town centre)
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Situated in Seclin, a few kilometres south of Lille, this affordable hotel is easily accessible from the E17/A1 motorway and is just a short drive from Lille Lesquin International Airport. Campanile Lille Seclin offers you affordable accommodation in a convenient and easily accessible location making it a great option for a stopover while travelling through the Nord-Pas de Calais region of France or as a base for visiting the historic city o
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Premiere Classe Lille Sud - Seclin
Premiere Classe Lille Sud - Seclin
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Seclin (5.7km from town centre)
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This Premiere Classe hotel is just a 10-minute drive from Lille city centre, 5 km from Lille-Lesquin Airport. It offers en suite rooms with cable TV and daily buffet breakfast. Each room at the Premiere Classe Lille Sud Seclin is also equipped with a desk. Some of them can accommodate guests with reduced mobility. There are on-site vending machine providing snacks and drinks 24/7. Many restaurants are located in the area. The Lille Sud-Seclin
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Fasthotel Lille Aéroport Lesquin
Fasthotel Lille Aéroport Lesquin
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Lesquin (6.0km from town centre)
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Fasthotel Lille Aéroport Lesquin offers affordable rooms with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TV with satellite channels. It is located just a few minutes from Lille-Lesquin Airport. The hotel is also in close proximity to the Zenith concert hall and Lille city centre. Guest rooms at the Fasthotel Lille Aéroport Lesquin are all equipped with a private shower and a telephone. Additional services include a daily buffet breakfast. Traditional cuisine
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ibis Styles Lille Aéroport
ibis Styles Lille Aéroport
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Lesquin (6.1km from town centre)
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Situated just 2 km from Lille Lesquin Airport and 7 km from the city centre, this hotel offers comfortable suites and free Wi-Fi access. The spacious suites at ibis Styles Lille Aéroport are decorated in bright, contemporary colours. They come with a TV, private bathroom and work desk. The large windows offer plenty of natural light. Every morning a buffet breakfast is served at ibis Styles Lille Aéroport. Guests can enjoy a drink in the hotel
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Mercure Lille Aéroport
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Lesquin (6.3km from town centre)
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This Mercure hotel is located next to the Lille Lesquin airport, 5 minutes from the Eurostar train station and just 9 km from Lille city centre. Guests staying at the hotel will appreciate the free shuttle bus service to and from the airport. It runs from 05:00 to 23:00. Mercure Lille Aéroport features spacious, functional, well-appointed guestrooms that provide a comfortable living space. Every room is air-conditioned and features satellite TV
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La Verdière
La Verdière
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Sainghin-en-Mélantois (6.4km from town centre)
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Set a 2-hectare park with with hundred-year-old trees and a pond, La Verdière is located a 15-minute metro ride from the centre of Lille and offers a free shuttle service to 4 Cantons Metro Station. It offers free Wi-Fi access. A spa with a hammam, hot tub and massages is available at an extra cost. Views of the park and an LCD TV with a DVD player are standard facilities in the accommodation at La Verdière. Rooms are decorated with period fur
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Novotel Lille Aéroport
Novotel Lille Aéroport
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Lesquin (6.4km from town centre)
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Ideal for a leisure or business stay, the hotel is situated 5 minutes from Lille Lesquin Airport and 10 minutes from the city centre. It offers spacious and modern accommodation. Novotel Lille Aéroport features free on-site parking and a free shuttle service to the airport. The restaurant, Novotel Café, serves tasty and healthy cuisine 24 hours a day in a cosy setting. For your entertainment, you will find a casino, fitness centre and indoor sw
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Hôtel Agena
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Faches-Thumesnil (6.7km from town centre)
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The Hotel Agena is located in a quiet location in the suburbs of Lille, near many restaurants and a shopping center. Choose among 40 rooms, with all the modern amenities you may need during your business or leisure trip. Located near the express way, the hotel also boasts a free secured car park and a bar, making it the perfect place for a stopover. Breakfast is served every morning and includes brioche, jam, bread and homemade cake.
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La Ferme de la Place
La Ferme de la Place
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Bouvines (6.7km from town centre)
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Located 1.8 km from Bouvines Train Station, this B&B offers an indoor swimming pool and a garden where guests can relax. Additional facilities available for a supplement include a sauna, tennis court and massage treatments. Offering a view of the garden, guest rooms are elegantly decorated and feature flat-screen TVs. They are each equipped with a modern en suite bathroom with a hairdryer and free toiletries. A continental breakfast is served e
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Olivarius Apart Hotel Lille Villeneuve D'Ascq
Olivarius Apart Hotel Lille Villeneuve D'Ascq
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Villeneuve d'Ascq (8.4km from town centre)
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Located an 8-minute drive from Lille City Centre, this residence with 24-hour reception features centenary olive trees and offers design apartments with free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. Lille-Lesquin Airport is 5 minutes away. Each design apartment has a kitchenette equipped with a fridge, electric kettle and microwave. Olivarius Apart Hotel Lille Villeneuve D'ascq apartments also have a contemporary, private bathroom. A varied buffet breakfast inc
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Inter Hotel Ascotel Lille Grand stade
Inter Hotel Ascotel Lille Grand stade
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Villeneuve d'Ascq (8.6km from town centre)
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The Inter Hotel Ascotel is located in a peaceful setting on the campus of the Université des Sciences et Techniques Villeneuve d'Ascq and just a 10-minute walk from the Grand Stade Lille Métropole stadium. It is 15 minutes from Lille city centre and Lille Airport. Each room has modern décor. They are equipped with a flat-screen TV with international channels, a work desk and an en suite bathroom with a bath or shower. Open Monday to Friday, the
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Tulip Inn Lille Grand Stade Residence
Tulip Inn Lille Grand Stade Residence
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Villeneuve d'Ascq (8.8km from town centre)
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Located in Villeneuve d'Ascq in front of the Lille Métropole Stadium, Tulip Inn Lille Grand Stade Residence features contemporary-style apartments with free Wi-Fi. Free newspapers are provided at the reception and public, underground parking is available nearby. With wooden floorings, each soundproofed apartment includes a fully equipped kitchenette with a microwave and a bathroom with shower. There is also a sleeping area and a seating area wit
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B&B Lille Grand Stade
B&B Lille Grand Stade
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Villeneuve d'Ascq (8.9km from town centre)
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Located right beside Lille Grand Stade Stadium, B&B Hotel Lille Grand Stade offers a 24-hour reception, free Wi-Fi access throughout and an elevator. The centre of Lille is just a 10-minute drive away. All rooms are air-conditioned and feature a flat-screen TV, desk and en suite bathroom complete with a shower, sink and toilet. They are decorated in a modern style. A buffet breakfast is available each morning at the hotel Lille Grand Stade. Res
Prices from EUR 45.3
Parfum de Nuit
Parfum de Nuit
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Anstaing (8.9km from town centre)
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Situated 12 km from Lille-Flandres Train Station and 7 km from Lille Lesquin Airport, between Villeneuve dAscq and Tournai, Parfum de Nuit is a modern-style guest house with a terrace, and a garden. There are a home cinema and a billiard in the living room. The uniquely-decorated rooms at Parfum de Nuit offer a flat-screen TV and an IPod Docking Station. The private bathroom includes free toiletries and a hairdryer. A continental breakfast is
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Park Inn by Radisson Lille Grand Stade
Park Inn by Radisson Lille Grand Stade
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Villeneuve d'Ascq (8.9km from town centre)
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With a 24-hour reception, Hôtel Park Inn by Radisson Lille Grand Stade features a fitness centre, meeting facilities and free Wi-Fi throughout. It is located 3 km from both Synergie Park and Parc de la Haute Borne Cité Scientifique business parks, with a shuttle service available from the hotel. The hotel's rooms were designed by Fabrice and Didier Knoll. An LCD TV with satellite channels and an electric kettle are provided in all of the rooms.
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Premiere Classe Lille Est - Villeneuve D'Ascq Lezennes
Premiere Classe Lille Est - Villeneuve D'Ascq Lezennes
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Lezennes (8.9km from town centre)
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This Premiere Classe hotel is located in Lezennes, a 10-minute drive from the centre of Lille and a 4-minute drive from the A1 motorway. It features accommodation with free Wi-Fi access and a 24-hour front desk. Each room includes a TV, a work space and a private bathroom with a shower. A buffet breakfast is served daily. Lille Metropole golf club is a 4-minute drive from the hotel. Premiere Classe Lille Est is a 15-minute walk from Villeneuve
Prices from EUR 32.4
Balades en Nord
Balades en Nord
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Wattignies (9.0km from town centre)
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Balades en Nord is located in Wattignies, just 5 km from the centre of Lille and 7 km from Lille Lesquin Airport. A shared lounge area and free WiFi internet access are available on site. Balades en Nord proposes a 3-bedroom apartment and a double room with shared bathroom facilities. The apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is served every morning at Balades en Nord and guests are invited to relax on the terrace. At an extra
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20 Oklahoma Sooners (10-5)
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Stillwater, OK (Sports Network) - Freshman Le'Bryan Nash led all scorers with 21 points, leading the Oklahoma State Cowboys to a 72-65 victory over instate rival Oklahoma in Big 12 action at Gallagher-Iba Arena.
Nash was 7-of-18 from the floor and a perfect 6-of-6 from the free-throw line, tying a career-high in scoring in the win for OSU (9-7, 2-1 Big 12). Keiton Page poured in 18 points, while Brian Williams added 13 for the Cowboys, who have won four of the last five in the Bedlam Series with the Sooners.
Oklahoma (10-5, 0-3) remained winless in conference play, despite strong performances from Carl Blair and Romero Osby, as both players recorded double- doubles in the loss. Blair finished with 20 points and 10 rebounds off the bench, while Osby poured in 18 points and grabbed 10 boards. Andrew Fitzgerald chipped in with 12 points and nine rebounds, but the Sooners dropped their third straight game.
The Cowboys shot just 38.7 percent from the floor in the first half, but took a 35-22 lead into halftime, as the Sooners were a miserable 25 percent from the floor, including 0-of-6 from behind the arc in the first 20 minutes. Oklahoma State closed the half on a 14-2 run to take the big lead into the break.
Oklahoma made its run in the second half, thanks to 17 points from Blair after intermission, but were unable to battle all the way back. The Sooners cut a 17-point lead to just five, but the Cowboys were able to convert all of their free throws over the final 43 seconds of the game to secure the victory.
Neither team shot the ball particularly well, both hitting under 40 percent from the field overall, with Oklahoma State hitting 38.6 percent, compared to Oklahoma's 32.4 percent. The Sooners were able to outrebound the Cowboys 50-44, but were outscored at the free-throw line 23-13.
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Andrei Elefant To Succeed Rami Hadar As President And CEO Of Allot Communications
HOD HASHARON, Israel, April 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Allot Communications Ltd. (NASDAQ: ALLT), a leading supplier of service optimization and revenue generation solutions for fixed and mobile broadband operators and cloud providers, today announced that Rami Hadar, President and CEO of Allot, will retire during the second quarter of 2014 and will be replaced by Andrei Elefant, currently Allot's VP Product Management and Marketing. Mr. Hadar will remain a member of the company's board of directors.
For the past 8 years, Allot benefitted from Rami Hadar leadership as President and CEO," said Shraga Katz, Chairman of the Board of Directors. "Rami's contributions to the company cannot be overstated. "Rami began his tenure at Allot while it was a small private company and led it to becoming a dual-listed public company. During his tenure as CEO, Allot turned into a profitable company with revenue growth of more than 300%. Under Rami's management, the company entered the service provider mobile space and the Allot Service Gateway penetrated five of the top ten global mobile operators. He scaled the company's operations and expanded its global sales presence to acquire and serve these large customers directly. We are grateful for his leadership, service and his friendship. He will be greatly missed by all."
Mr. Katz considers Mr. Elefant to be an excellent choice to lead Allot in the future: "We are fortunate to have Andrei as internal successor and Allot's new CEO. Andrei's experience and knowledge of the company and our industry will be critical for Allot's years ahead. Andrei spent a considerable amount of time with our customers and has a deep understanding of their needs and forward strategies"
"After having the privilege of leading Allot over the last 8 years, it is with great pleasure that I transition my responsibilities over to a great successor, said Rami Hadar . Over the years, we have worked closely and I have great confidence in Andrei to take Allot to the next level. Andrei has been a key player in Allot's exceptional growth and industry leadership during his 14 years at Allot. With Andrei in charge, backed by Allot's seasoned board of directors, professional management team and proud workforce, the company will be able to leverage the many opportunities in the growing broadband data market. It will continue to deliver great products and solutions to the world's largest mobile operators and continue its rapid growth and profitability history."
Andrei has more than 19 years of experience in defining and building market leading products. During his time with Allot, Andrei successfully transitioned through numerous positions. This allowed him to gain direct insight into Allot's customer base as well as a strategic understanding of the broadband data market. In his recent position, Andrei oversaw all Marketing and Product Management activities. He spearheaded Allot's entry into the mobile data space and other key strategic moves. Prior to Allot, Andrei was an officer in the Israeli Air Force and held various product management positions. Andrei holds a BSc Cum Laude in Mechanical Engineering from the Technion and an MBA from Tel Aviv University. "Allot is a great company and I feel extremely privileged to be selected as the next CEO, "said Andrei Elefant. "It has been a good experience to work so closely with Rami, whose leadership and commitment contributed so significantly to the company's growth and development. I look forward to working with Rami on a smooth transition. Allot has excellent leadership and a talented group of employees who are all committed to the company's success. I'm confident that we will continue to grow and execute on our Internet Service Gateway Strategy. About Allot Communications Allot Communications Ltd. (NASDAQ, TASE: ALLT) is a leading global provider of intelligent broadband solutions that put mobile, fixed and enterprise networks at the center of the digital lifestyle and workstyle. Allot's DPI-based solutions identify and leverage the business intelligence in data networks, empowering operators to analyze, protect, improve and enrich the digital lifestyle services they deliver. Allot's unique blend of innovative technology, proven know-how and collaborative approach to industry standards and partnerships enables network operators worldwide to elevate their role in the digital lifestyle ecosystem and to open the door to a wealth of new business opportunities. For more information, please visit www.allot.com. Forward Looking Statement This release may contain forward-looking statements, which express the current beliefs and expectations of Company management. Such statements involve a number of known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause our future results, performance or achievements to differ significantly from the results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause or contribute to such differences include risks relating to: our ability to compete successfully with other companies offering competing technologies; the loss of one or more significant customers; consolidation of, and strategic alliances by, our competitors, government regulation; lower demand for key value-added services; our ability to keep pace with advances in technology and to add new features and value-added services; managing lengthy sales cycles; operational risks associated with large projects; our dependence on third party channel partners for a material portion of our revenues; and other factors discussed under the heading "Risk Factors" in the Company's annual report on Form 20-F filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions contained in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are made only as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update or revise the forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Welcome to the Home of the Susquehanna Baseball LeagueSusquehanna League Records - UPDATED through the 2013 Season
Special thanks goes out to Steve Kline for updating this information through the 2013 season (note: the 2014 final stats are not issued until the February 7 banquet). Great job, Kliney!!!! 2015 SBL BanquetFebruary 7, 2015 – 05:00 PM
Please join us Saturday, February 7th at the Dallastown Fire Hall for the 2015 Susquehanna Baseball League Banquet. SUSQUEHANNA LEAGUE HALL OF FAMERS IN ATTENDANCE AT THE 2014 LEAGUE BANQUET (L-R): Bud McCullough(2012), Ken Hersey(1997), Bob Grove(2013), Andy Workinger (2013), Bill Grim(1998), Jim Schwertzler (2001), Mike Long (2009), Kevin Overmiller (2008), Greg Rebert (2002), Ed Workinger (1997), Clint Workinger (2003) Historical Stat Packets Available Online!All Season Stat Packets available from 1964 through last completed season. COMING SOON...LEAGUE HISTORICAL INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM SEASON RECORDS Thanks to John Woltman, Jack Markey, Larry Jacobs, Dale Lloyd, and John Crist for submitting missing packets. Follow the link on the left to find previous year's stat packets. A Special Thanks to Don Poet for providing pre-1969 stat packets and great baseball stories! 1950 and 1951 Statistics online. Provided through the York County Historical Society. 1935 Season schedules available online! Thanks to Dave Woltman and The Gazette and Daily. Schedule located in the Historical Section of the website. Gentzler/Smith and Shawn P. McCullough Scholarship FormsThe Susquehanna League will award two different scholarships. In order to be considered for both scholarships, applicants MUST complete both forms. You may use the same information for both, but you must submit two separate scholarship applications. Though applicants who complete two separate forms will be considered for both scholarships, no applicants can win both scholarships in the same year. Check the Handout section of the website for the documents.
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