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Danny Olmstead B. Spoke Tailor Town's End Good Vibrations Peet's Coffee & Tea Restaurant & Bakery Sam Orr and Balboa Theater Nicole Twyman Gordon Biersch Brewery Performance Bicycle Trader Joe's Jason Serafino-Agar Barry Hermanson Jeff Patterson and Bay City Bike Greens Restaurant Philz Coffee Triple Rock Brewing Co Safe Routes to School Manager Daniel Schweitzer h2hotel Marc Phu True Massage Bear Naked Granola Chris Phan Hal Looby's Pies and Wellness Bear Republic Pi Bar Leah Shahum Sara Poggi Davis Brewing Co. Hambone Piccino Valencia Cyclery Geoff Potter and Hansen Beverage Company Velo Rouge Cafe Executive Director BearCom Pilates on Page Phoebe Douglass Harvest & Rowe Veritable Vegetable Beer By BART Planet Bike Matt Price Honest Tea Wald LLC Andy Thornley Beer Revolution Plant'It Earth Doug Rappaport Bell Giro HopMonk Tavern PUBLIC Bikes Walt Disney Policy Director Leah Rivera and House of Bagels Family Museum Tim Hickey Bernal Yoga Pushbike Bevology Hyer Architecture Warfield Theater John Rogers* Q Restaurant BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bi-Rite Market Ideum Apparel Warm Planet Bikes Nicholas Rosenlicht Rainbow Grocery Co-op Bike Basket Pies INNA Jam Weird Fish David Baker and Kelly Woodward Raleigh USA Iron Springs Pub Wheels Kids Bicycle Club Paul and Paulette Ryan Bike Friday and Brewery Real Food Company Whole Foods James Bullard Lucy Saldana and Bike Kitchen Recology Golden Izze Beverage Company Gate Disposal Yerba Buena Center Benjamin Caldwell (Secretary) John Mitre Bike MS - National Shahin Saneinejad Multiple Sclerosis Society J&B Importers Red Vic for the Arts Mo Devlin (Treasurer) bikeparking.com James Hill Architect Yield Wine Bar Brooke DuBose Spiro Sarris REI James Shanahan Yoga Kula Mark Scheuer* BJ's Restaurant Reineck and Reineck Yoga Loft Jenn Fox (President) Leah Shahum* and Brewhouse Jardiniere RG Architecture Black Rock Arts Java House Zeitgeist Racing Jean Fraser Steven Shapiro and Rickshaw Bags Gail Ann Williams* Foundation Java Supreme Rickshaw Stop Justin A. Fraser David Sharp* Blue & Gold Fleet Jean Fraser RightSide Imaging CAR DONATIONS David Gartner Boccalone Jean Fraser Scott Sharpe and John and Jill Murphy Ritual Coffee Ryan Garrett Amandeep Jawa Cheryl Moody* Box Dog Bikes Johnstone McAuliffe BrainWash Construction Roaring Mouse Cycles Robert Laporte Lenore McDonald Claudia Siegel Rolling Cycle Massage Holly Minch Adam Smith and Brian Parish Joie de Vivre Hotels David Roth Rosamunde Sausage Grill Mata Swenson Burley Design JP Collins Jack Sanchez Dan Nguyen-Tan Michael Sorenson Rose's Cafe Caffé De Amore Judy Olvera Elliot Schwartz Lainie Motamedi Peter Stamats and Roxie Market & Deli Cake Portraits Jupiter Brewing Co. 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Sharon SooHoo King's Coffee Shop Cavallo Point Lodge San Francisco Ballet Tracy Taylor Grubbs Kitchen Sidecar Chipotle San Francisco Brewcraft and Richard Taylor La Victoria Bakery If we inadvertently missed listing your Chris Sanderson San Francisco Cyclery David and Yakira Teitel* Lagunitas Brewing Co. donation, we apologize, and please let us know. 2010 FINANCIAL SUMMARY Combined SFBC and SFBC Education Fund BEGINNING NET ASSETS $532,480 ENDING NET ASSETS $658,412 TOTAL INCOME $1,363,977 TOTAL EXPENSES $1,238,045 NET INCOME $125,932 INCOME PROGRAM EXPENSE EXPENSE MEMBERSHIP DUES 26% PERSONNEL 77% PROGRAM 74% INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS 20% PRINTING & PUBLICATIONS 5% FUNDRAISING 17% CONTRACTS 17% PROGRAM SUPPORT 7% OPERATING 9% EVENTS AND BENEFITS 16% OPERATIONS 4% FOUNDATION GRANTS 11% RENT 6% BUSINESS PARTNER SUPPORT 6% POSTAGE & DELIVERY 2% PROGRAM SERVICE FEES 4% Thank you to the individuals, Luminescence Foundation* Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign* Benjamin & Abigail De Kosnik* Theresa Lopex and Chris Delucchi* Dale Danley and Michael Helquist Martin Building Company* Wilderness Trail Bikes* David DesRoches* Richard Lynch and Eos de Feminis and Xenia businesses and foundations who Mervyn L Brenner Foundation* $250-$499 Gary Fisher* Frank Steil* Kathleen McNamara de Teminis-Popxo Maureen DeBoer gave generously to make our Mike's Bikes* American Endowment Foundation* Rob Forbes* David Keenan and and Nathan Brennan* Leila Monroe and Craig Peters* David Dick and Pacific Gas & Alice Mosley* work possible in 2010. Electric Company* Bank of America Matching Gifts* Wayne Krill* Douglas Nicolson* Shannon Cairns 7 OUT OF 10 Paoli & Geerhart LLP* Edward Nicolson* Peter Dolan Cannon Constructors* Tatjana Loh and Park Merced* Peter Coward* Bruce Osterweil and Tim Drew and The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition's Duboce Park Cafe & Patricia Furlong* Chris Hwang PG&E Dolores Park Café* Thomas Newmeyer* Corporation Foundation* Anurang Revri Ilana Drummond and extraordinary accomplishments and successful Emerald Fund* Chris Olson* Sharon Dulberg Planet Bike* Keith Saggers and James Rozzelle and campaigns are propelled by two important General William Ann Shepherd Matt Eggers PUBLIC Bikes* Mayer Foundation* Carolyn Blair* Jan Elizabeth and SAN FRANCISCANS RIDE A Rahman Law PC* Elliot Schwartz and Mike Samuel funding sources. 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SF Urban Riders* Gwynne Stoddart* Elise Proulx* OF AND SETS US APART FROM The San Francisco Other Avenues Chris Fenster* Second, membership dues and donations Foundation* Food Store* Jeffrey Tumlin and Tracy Stampfli* Sean Flanagan Pocket Development* Huib Petersen Zack Stender and from individuals made up nearly 50% of the Veolia Transportation* Lauren Fondahl THE REST OF THE COUNTRY. Sky Baumbach* Words Pictures Ideas* Reuben & Junius Patrick Ford* SF Bicycle Coalition's annual income in 2010. $500-$999 Michael Treece Symantec* Andy and Rebecca and Tami Mac* Scott Franklin and $500-$999 Bindman* Leslie Veen* Lori Lebruska Ardea Fund INDIVIDUAL Julie Bixby and Courtney Weaver and Stephanie and Joe Funk bikeparking.com* SUPPORTERS David Romblom Simon Frankel* Nikki Galin $25,000+ Becky Blond and Kate White and Ann Gagliardi and Blazing Saddles Emily McVarish* David Soward* Maureen Futtner* Forrest Koenig* FOUNDATIONS Timbuk2* City CarShare* Tom Brown* Joel Winter and Richard an Val Girling* Walkup, Melodia, Kelly Jonathan Weiner* & BUSINESS & Schoenberger* City Park* Donato Cabel and Cecilia Broadaway* Philippe Golle and Clorox Company SUPPORT Foundation* $5,000-$9,999 Andrea Setterholm* Megan and Sanae Nakagawa $2,500-$4,999 Valentina Cabrera Adam Wiskind* John Good $25,000+ CMG Landscape David Baker* and Kristin Smith ClimateWorks Brent & Fiol, LLP* John Calaway and Susan Witka* Travis Grathwell Architecture* Eugene Saul Cash Foundation * Gordon-Creed, Kelley, Olof Hansen* Jonathan Gray and Deutsche Bank* and Pamela Weiss* $250-$499 Fund for the Environ- Holl & Sugerman LLP* Richard Cox* Randi Myrseth* ment and Urban Life * Dolby Laboratories* Kit and Ginny Colbert Pamela and James Irvine Foundation* Miles Epstein and Melissa Ambrose* Lani Green Specialized * Fehr & Peers Associates* Stephen Combs* Treasure Island Com- Susan George* Charles-Henri Gros Grizzly Peak Cyclists* Jesse Costello-Good* Jane Andrew and Wallace Alexander munity Development* Jenn Fox and Josh Arun Bhalla Gray Grossman and Gerbode Foundation * Trek Bicycle* James E. 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Foundation* Thomas Bettag* Adrian Cotter and Woodward Foundation* Thomas C. Hays and Steve Leech* Liz Pallatto Gregg Kleiner and J H Fitzmaurice, Inc.* Mary Ann Hays Cynsa Bonorris* Cathlin Milligan Pacific Waterfront Elaine Lissner* Scott Crosby Partners* Law Offices of Family Foundation* Cheryl Brinkman Brian Knox Linda Ross* Doug Lohf* Peggy Da Silva and and Rich Coffin* Ben Kram and Spitzer Family Hal Looby and Dan Hodapp* Foundation* Robert and Andrea Carr* Rachel Harold* Holly Minch* Left: SF Bicycle Coalition committed significant energy to helping to create the City's initial parklet on Divisadero Street which has been successful for local businesses and the community. Right: We helped more children bike more often and more safely with our Safe Routes to School program, Bike to School Day, and other family events. We are creating more open spaces so that San Francisco is an easier place to work, live, shop and play. PARKLETS SUNDAY STREETS biking safety to second and fourth graders The much-needed spaces that extend the side- Sunday Streets continues to open minds during the last school year. In April, almost walk by one or two parking spaces are prov- to how streets can be transformed into 2,000 kids of all ages rode to school on our ing popular for commercial corridors across welcoming places for people. In 2010, nine annual Bike to School Day celebration. San Francisco. We're working with the City's events connected neighborhoods from LEARN TO BIKE CLASSES Pavement to Parks program on this unique the Western Addition to Japantown to the Bike workshops for families and adults are effort to make it easier for businesses to create Tenderloin and opened up streets along filling up faster than we can schedule them. these parklets and boost their business at the the Embarcadero and Third Street, through Above: The Market Street bikeway will be a crucial part of our vision for Connecting the City with 100 miles of bikeways by 2020. The Bicycle Coalition taught more than same time. Our SF Great Streets Project studied Golden Gate Park and in the Mission. The 400 people how to be safe, confident and the initial parklet on Divisadero at Grove Street record number of people, especially families, respectful while riding on city streets and Thanks to our work, San Franciscans are biking in record numbers, and more people and found that it has been a success for local riding bikes at Sunday Streets demonstrates hosted monthly Freedom from Training want to bike more. But there is a huge--and growing--demand for safe places to bike. businesses by increasing the number of peo- the tremendous demand in San Francisco ple walking and encouraging people to linger for safe places to ride a bicycle. We are proud Wheels classes that helped more than 200 Our vision for connecting our city with separated bikeways is a smart way that San longer. These studies have helped build the case to partner with Livable City to recruit, youngsters learn to ride on two wheels. Francisco's infrastructure can catch up with this tremendous demand. for more parklets around the city. organize and train the hundreds of FOURTH ANNUAL volunteers that made each event possible. In 2010 we launched our bold Connecting their kids at daycare, and tourists exploring We talked to businesses in every corner of FAMILY BIKING DAY "If we want to grow as a city, the City vision for crosstown bikeways along our iconic waterfront. An amazing network the city about how to take advantage of this We celebrated the next generation of San BIKE MAPPER the flattest and already popular biking of bikeways will connect our city so that if we want to ever get denser, opportunity, which helped the City's first Franciscans and their parents who are We helped create a new web application streets to connect our neighborhoods and more people just like you can get anywhere if we want to protect our request for proposals garner twice as many especially eager to be able to bike more at that gives turn-by-turn biking directions help San Franciscans bike from one end in the city and beyond. applications as expected. Dozens of new for San Francisco. It was a joint project our Fourth Annual Family Biking Day in of our city to the other. These bikeways environment and make sure parklets will be added to streets in 2011. Golden Gate Park. In October, the San Francisco Board that our residents are healthy of the the Metropolitan Transportation will help everyone, from an 8-year-old of Supervisors unanimously adopted a In December 2010, a mega parklet was an- Commission, Bicycle Coalition and child to her 80-year-old neighbor, feel resolution calling for 20% of all trips to be and make us a more livable other organizations. safe, comfortable and confident biking nounced for both sides of Powell Street between THE SAN FRANCISCO made by bicycle by 2020. This resolution city with a higher quality of Ellis and Geary. The project will test expanding everywhere they need to go. OUR SAFE ROUTES TO BICYCLE COALITION goes hand in hand with our vision for 100 life, I think this is a goal [20% the sidewalks on both sides of these two blocks IS PROUD TO BE A This vision focuses on three popular miles of bikeways and helps ensure the SCHOOL PROGRAM of trips by bicycle by 2020] with nearly continuous promenades that feature RESOURCE FOR A HUGE crosstown bikeways – the Bay to the Beach, city is working toward a shared goal to We helped make biking and walking to seating and greenery. The SF Bicycle Coali- AND GROWING NUMBER the Bay Trail and the North /South bikeways help San Francisco's infrastructure catch that we need to adopt." school easier for parents and kids at ten tion's Great Streets Project helped study Union OF PEOPLE AROUND OUR – to help create safer more welcoming routes up with the tremendous demand for safe -- David Chiu, SF schools through education, safer streets Square last winter and found that 85% of traffic WONDERFUL CITY WHO for bankers heading downtown, families places to ride a bike. Board of Supervisors President and incentives. We are proud to be a Streetsblog San Francisco, at Powell and Ellis streets is people on foot. The program partner by teaching walking and WANT TO BIKE. visiting Golden Gate Park, parents dropping October 2010 project is expected to be built in Summer 2011. Left: The green separated bike lanes on Market Street, for which the SF Bicycle Coalition advocated, are helping huge numbers of people feel safe biking on our city's main street. Right: On-street bike parking is helping the city catch up with the widespread demand for bike parking and encouraging people to bike and shop locally. San Francisco Bicycling Coalition is helping make biking safer and more comfortable for the The North Point St. bike lanes are part of a wave of improvements that will double the number of bike lanes across the city, from 30 miles to 60. record numbers of people who are biking. outs, and hundreds of trees in the median to A FULLY SEPARATED BIKEWAY Great Streets Project is working with the City's Better Market Street Project to request input lifted the four-year-old Bike Plan injunction in August and by the end of 2010 nearly 12 75 % On Bike to Work Day, help calm traffic. We look forward to working with these neighbors and the City to get these improvements on the ground. AS THE GUY WHO'S RESPONSIBLE ON MARKET STREET from nearby businesses and community stake- miles of bike lanes were striped on streets FOR THE CITY'S An historic pilot project is helping Market holders to inform these trials and to make our such as North Point, Laguna Honda, Ocean, bicycles accounted for 75% More and more neighborhoods are wel- STREETS, THERE IS Street, the busiest bicycling street west city's main street a world-class destination that Townsend, Division, Kirkham and around of the morning roadway coming bikeways into their communities. NO BETTER WAY TO of the Mississippi, get ready for a major includes vibrant sidewalk and public spaces, the Glen Park BART station, with many more traffic on Market Street They want safer streets that have a welcom- GET A FLAVOR OF reconstruction in 2015. excellent transit service, and a fully separat- scheduled to be striped in 2011 and 2012. ing neighborhood feel. People riding by on THE CONDITION OF of people bicycling to stop and shop. With our ed bikeway along the entire length of lower We were thrilled to see the City continue its bikes are more eyes on the street and more THE STREETS The required right turns and green separated outreach coordination, this year the SFMTA Market Street. spirit of innovation in 2010. Green pavement potential shoppers. THAN TO BE ON bike lanes on Market Street, both champi- installed corrals along neighborhood shopping was added along the Fell Street bike lane to see A BICYCLE. oned by the SF Bicycle Coalition, are al- CREATING districts such as Valencia Street, Hayes Valley, ENSURING BIKE ROUTES Ed Reiskin, ready making a big impact. We are seeing the SAFER CONNECTIONS how it can improve and make safer a busy, one the Richmond, South of Market and South Park, REMAIN SAFE WITH Director of Department of difference with more parents biking their kids ACROSS THE CITY block stretch. This improvement is a good first with even more to be installed in 2011. SMOOTH PAVEMENT Public Works, Streetsblog , to daycare, more women commuting to work A new wave of improvements is adding more step, and it sets up our vision for a separated Our Good Roads campaign volunteers San Francisco and more families biking to the farmers mar- than 30 miles of new bike lanes to streets bikeway that will create an even safer connec- A SAFER, CALMER AND continued to make bike routes safer by ket. These small changes are helping people across the city and creating safer connec- tion to the western neighborhoods. The city BETTER MASONIC AVENUE circling potholes and auditing pavement feel safer and more comfortable biking and tions. These bike lanes are the result of years also enhanced Division Street and Laguna The SF Bicycle Coalition has worked for years to from one end of our city to the other. have increased the number of people biking of campaigning by SF Bicycle Coalition staff Honda bike lanes with physical separation, build support for a safer, calmer and better Ma- We're proud to work closely with the SF on this major corridor. There are also more and members. The SF Superior Court fully- helping more people feel more safe. sonic Avenue. This past Fall (2010), the SFMTA Department of Public Works to help pri- people walking on Market Street and Muni launched the planning process to make this busy oritize bike routes for complete or partial CATCHING UP WITH THE 90 % has reported an increase in bus speed since thoroughfare safer for everyone, a result of a repaving. In 2010, key bike routes that saw these trials began in 2009. DEMAND FOR BIKE PARKING traffic-calming petition from the community. new pavement include JFK Drive in Gold- On-street corrals are a smart solution that is help- These changes are garnering tremendous of people surveyed said that the The SFMTA and other City agencies worked en Gate Park from Transverse to the Great ing San Francisco catch up with the tremendous with neighbors to propose a new street design Highway, Seventh Avenue in the Inner support from businesses along Market separated lane made them feel demand for bicycle parking. The SF Bicycle that 85% of neighbors and the Bicycle Coali- Sunset and 17th Street. We also helped the Street. From law offices to coffee shops, local much safer, and people are Coalition has been talking with business owners tion support. The design includes a raised, City develop best standards for signage businesses see the benefits of more people choosing to bike on Market about how they can take advantage of this free biking and walking. The Bicycle Coalition's green bikeway for safer biking, crosswalk im- and bike lanes to ensure streets remain Street. over other parallel routes. opportunity and encourage the huge numbers safe while they are under construction. provements for safer walking, bus stop bulb-
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« Feb. 21 Feb. 23 » Sunday, February 22, 1998
Pope Elevates Prelates To Cardinals Two American Bishops Among 20 Consecrated
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A9 Newly elevated cardinals are seen during the consistory in which the pope summoned 20 new princes of the church. Photo by Associated Press
American Bullfighter, Artist Fulton Dies In Spain
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A9 John Fulton in Seville in 1972. File/Associated Press
Japan's $370 Million Satellite Misses Its Mark
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A9 Engine trouble prevented a $370 million communications satellite launched Saturday from entering its intended orbit, the latest of a series of embarrassments for Japan's space program. An H-2 rocket lifted …
Creationism Part Of Mix Elsewhere
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A12 Private schools freely refer to a creator when they teach about the origins of humanity and the universe. Lighthouse Christian Academy in Coeur d'Alene teaches its students to examine evidence …
Netherlands In Dutch For New Music Quota Move To Use Local Composers Draws Protest
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A13 A new music quota designed to catapult Dutch composers into the limelight is doing just that, but not in the way the government anticipated: Maestros don't like it, and the …
Russian Bill Being Pushed To Legalize, Regulate Prostitution
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A13 Prostitution, so taboo in the Soviet Union that it was said not to exist, may soon be legal in one Russian region. A bill legalizing and regulating prostitution is working …
Bombing Follows Sinn Fein's Ouster From Talks 11 Injured In Attack; Officials Stop Short Of Blaming Ira
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A13 A Royal Constabulary police officer surveys the damage to his police station in Moira, County Down, Northern Ireland, 20 miles southeast of Belfast. Photo by Associated Press
Ageless Wonder Concocted To Settle Upset Stomachs, Pepsi Remains A Hit After A Century
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A14 Lynn Tharrington of Raleigh, N.C., shows off her collection of Pepsi memorabilia. Photo by Associated Press
Back On Track Rocked By Scandals A Decade Ago, Inland Power & Light Has Become A Role Model For Other Cooperatives
Feb. 22, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A14 Ghostbusters. Richard Heitman, left, and Dave Clinton have led Inland Power & Light Co. back to respectability after scandals tarnished previous administrations. Photo by Christopher Anderson/The Spokesman-Review
Computer Lab Helps Bridge Generation Gap
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Russia Building World's Largest Li-Ion Battery Plant 128
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There is no Novobirsk in Russia. It is most likely Novosibirsk ().
A lot fo american companies went into Russia in the 90s and most of them got burned. The corruption in Russia makes Chinese corruption look quaint. One company I worked for would send crates full of high tech computers and equipment to the factories in Russia, only to find a bunch of rocks in the crates when they opened them up in the factory.
500,000 batteries per year is considered that large? When Apple is selling close to 20,000,000 iPads/year? And iPhones, and all the PC manufacturers laptops/netbooks, and all the Android phones, and all the other phones? What do they all do, buy batteries from dozens of different manufacturers for each of their popular products? Really?
Those piddly little things are called cells. If you only have on in a device, yes you might call it a battery, but you would be bringing shame to the likes of REAL batteries. In TFA, they have a pic of a 40V/40AH *battery* which means it can deliver 1600 WH, or the equivalent of around 1,000 of those piddly little "batteries" you refer to that inhabit iThings.
Contrary to many scare reports, lithium is not particularly rare or expensive -- under $10 a kilogram for lithium carbonate, which is used to make a dozen or two percent of the mass of batteries that sell for hundreds of dollars per kilogram. It's a couple percent of the cost. The main risk for lithium is temporary supply shortages, where demand outgrows production rates (it takes many years to get a new mine started). And of course, everyone wants to produce the cheapest stuff, but the cheapest stuff isn't always in the best of locations (producing from seawater -- a basically boundless supply -- costs ~$30 or so per kilogram of carbonate, versus a couple dollars per kilogram from a good lithium-rich playa.
It's not batteries that will be displaced by elevated lithium prices, but the other uses, which currently make up the vast majority of lithium consumption -- alloys, greases, glass, ceramics, etc.
Perhaps the poster should have read the article. The 500,000 figure comes from the number of buses they expect to be able to equip with batteries each year. It seems while we can't even read, the Chinese and the Russians are moving ahead to OWN the battery market for vehicles.
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The Radcliff Woman's Club has its name imprinted on permanent objects such as the benches at the North Hardin Public Library, North Branch in Radcliff.
The club also has its name imprinted in the hearts of area residents, such as those living at North Hardin Health and Rehabilitartion Center. On July 6, the club sponsored a melon party at the facility.
Atria Senior Living in Elizabethtown will have a school supply drive from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 1 at Atria Senior Living, 133 Heartland Drive, Elizabethtown.
School supplies collected will be distributed to local Hardin County students in need. For information, call 360-8001 or visit atriaseniorliving.com.
The large green creatures with red eyes scramble toward the man after he makes his way across the bridge, and the man dispenses a rapid volley of gunfire to protect himself.
The scene played out on a computer screen in a video game design class that's just one of several summer classes offered at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College as part of its Kid's College.
"This is actually my first time I've made my own game," Keith Fowler, 13, of Vine Grove, said of the video game.
"The Dark Knight Rises"
Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action, some sensuality and language
Runtime: 164 min
Release date: July 20
Rating: Amazing
Shrouded in mystery and now synonymous with tragedy, the finale of director Christopher Nolan's Batman series rises above to be a piece of genius.
Parents must be careful what they write. First, your kids just are not as interesting to everyone else as they are to you. A hard truth, but the truth.
And second — probably more important, too — some day when your little nuggets become Internet savvy, they will find every word you ever put down about them.
I'm sorry, Quinn, but this is too good not to share.
Little Quinn, my 3-year-old son, also known as The Hurricane, The Giggler and Quinny Monster, accompanied me to Kroger last week.
Many members of the Stitchers Quilt Guild entered quilts and other items in the Hardin County Fair. Thirty-one ribbons were won by members on quilts, including Brenda Arnett pictured with her Best of Show winning quilt. The Heartland of Kentucky Quilt Show, hosted by the guild, is Sept. 21 and 22, where you will see these award-winning quilts and many others.
I had lots of plans for the summer.
I was going to take the kids to every amusement-type place we could find that was close and not outrageously expensive. We were going to play at the park multiple times a week. We were going to be creative every day, with lots of coloring and gluing and cutting. The TV was going to be a once-in-a-while concept, not an everyday, multiple-times-a-day thing.
After being in this parenting gig for four years, and a stay-at-home mom for almost two, you'd think I wouldn't still be as delusional as I am.
After many years of public and community service, Carolyn Ritchie is ready for a break.
Those who work with her say it's deserved.
Ritchie retires from her position as county treasurer July 31, her 64th birthday. She started working for Hardin County government in 1996 and became treasurer in 2000.
As treasurer, she oversees grants, payroll, investments, bills and revenue for the county.
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Best Western Buffalo Ridge Inn
Best Western Buffalo Ridge Inn
Hotel Guest Rating: 6.6/10
310 W Mount Rushmore Road
Custer, SD 57730
Welcome to the Best Western Buffalo Ridge Inn
Amenities like free Wi-Fi, free breakfast and an indoor pool combine to make the Best Western Buffalo Ridge Inn an attractive base from which to explore Mt. Rushmore and the other famous attractions of South Dakota's Black Hills.
Hotel Features
The two-story Best Western features 88 rooms with free Wi-Fi, flat-panel TVs with cable, coffeemakers, hairdryers, microwaves, mini-fridges and irons. Rooms are accessed via exterior corridors. Every morning a complimentary continental breakfast with bread, cereal, fruit, eggs, yogurt, juice and coffee is served. The hotel offers a full range of amenities such as a heated indoor pool and hot tub, an on-site restaurant with live music, 24-hour front desk service and free parking. In addition, free motorcycle washes are available during the annual Sturgis Rally every August.
Hotel Location
The Best Western is on Highway 16 in the heart of Custer, which is tucked into the scenic Blacks Hills of western South Dakota. Custer State Park, Wind Cave National Park and Jewel Cave National Park are all within 20 minutes of the hotel, and Mt. Rushmore is 30 minutes away. The Evans Plunge mineral pools are 35 minutes from the hotel in Hot Springs. Kids love the Reptile Gardens and Bear Country Wildlife Park, which are 40 minutes away in Rapid City. Rapid City Regional Airport is 50 miles away.
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The Best Western Buffalo Ridge Inn offers freebies like Wi-Fi and breakfast, plus an ideal location in the Black Hills near Mt. Rushmore and many state and national parks.
Best Western Buffalo Ridge Inn Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- Cable television
- Cocktail lounge
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Connecting rooms
- Data port
- Fax service
- Free local calls
- Free parking
- Hairdryer
- Hearing impaired services
- High speed internet access
- High speed internet connection
- Horseback riding
- Ice machine
- Indoor pool
- Interior corridors
- Internet access
- Ironing board
- Live entertainment
- Microwave
- Multilingual staff
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- Photocopy center
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Hotel Guest Reviews of the Best Western Buffalo Ridge InnOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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good location. room was small but nice and clean.
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Great view. Quiet. Clean.
August 23, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
The hotel could use some modernization updates to improve the quality of stay, otherwise it was a good room to stay. There was enough room in the room for the three of us to move about and not be under each other's feet.
August 20, 2014
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August 19, 2014
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The pool was out of towels and we called requesting them, and called again a second time after an hour, and they said, "well I sent someone down with towels" Towels did come, but after we left, so I just took some off a housekeeping cart.
August 11, 2014
Over all i think it was a good experience and i would stay there again if we did return to South Dakota. it was a very busy time for the area as it was the Stergis motorcycle rally time that we were there. For the price we paid for the room, i think it was a good value. I think that other hotels in the area were higher priced and i dont know if they were much better then this hotel. The breakfast was a good plus and it saves alot of money and time while we were there. There was coffee and cold drink on hand anytime you wanted it in the lobby. ...
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I cannot praise this hotel highly enough. From the moment we stepped through the door to be greeted by the Epsom's incredibly professional staff, we experienced truly excellent service during our two day stay. The rooms are very comfortable and the bathroom, if a little small, was superbly fitted out with high quality contemporary accessories.
The food in the Portobello restaurant was superb and was served by a waiter who really knew his way around the excellent value-for-money wine list.
In terms of comfort, quality, service and value, this is the best hotel I have stayed in for a very long time. It's just a pity that it's located in one of the world's most uninspiring cities!
Come on Manotel - open up in the UK!
Excellent Hotel
I stayed at the Hotel Epsom Manotel for 4 nights in Jan. 06. This was a weekend stop over on a two week business trip. I chose this hotel based on the reviews on this web site. I would recommend this hotel for the business or vacation traveler. The hotel is in close walking distance to good restaurants, the lake front, and train station. I have stayed in the Hotel Metropole on a previous visit to Geneva and would recommend the Hotel Epsom hands down over the Metropole.
Book this hotel ASAP!!
I booked this hotel soley based on the good reviews I read on this website. I was not disappointed. This was the best hotel experience I ever had - no exaggeration.
The Epsom Manotel was impeccable and the service was amazing. My friend and I had arrived to the hotel very late in the morning after an exhausting train ride from Paris. Hungry and tired we inquired at reception if the kitchen was still open. He responded that it was not. However, he kindly made us sandwiches HIMSELF and brought them up to our room. We were floored by this hospitality.
The room itself was very clean and well-organized. We had a double room which had 2 twin beds with a spotless bathroom and small kitchenette (stove + sink + dinnerware + cookware). The kitchenette is not open, but hidden in a closet. Nice touch. We also had a lake view which gave us beautiful views of the mountains.
We stayed at this hotel during New Years 2006. We asked the receptionist to help us find dinner reservations at a restaurant on New Years Eve. She had called over 15 restaurants just to find us a spot! It was at a restaurant called La Broche. The meal was amazing and we had a great time! Once again, kudos to the hotel staff.
In addition, we ate dinner at the hotel's restaurant on one night. The food was great! We had a delicious 4 course french meal. I highly recommend it.
If you are looking for a very nice, modern, and comfortable hotel with amazing service, look no further. We are so glad that we booked the Epsom Manotel. It was an incredible hotel experience. You will not be disappointed.
Look no further!
This was an excellent hotel! The location, service, staff, bed, bathroom, and especially the breakfast was fabulous! This was our favorite hotel from our European vacation. We wished we could have stayed another night. Geneva was very pretty, and we thoroughly enjoyed our visit. We spent a lot of time in old downtown shopping, eating & visiting old churches and buildings. There are tons of restuarants, cafes and shopping of all kinds. I highly recommend this hotel, especially for the price. You can't get a nice cheap hotel in Geneva. I can't say enough nice things about our hotel & our visit to Geneva!
Good business hotel
Stayed at the Hotel Epsom for two days on business in Geneva
This is a modern hotel and has been nicely finished - the rooms and communal areas are all well above average I have prevopusly stayed at the Warwick and this is far superior but cheaper - partly reflecting its position which is a ten minute walk from the station.
Breakfast was adequate rather than special but the restaraunt in the evening is very good. The hotel gives you a free starter or dessert and it was worth eating in even without that offer.
This is part of a group of hotels in Geneva, all of which have received good reviews, and I will be returning. A good hotel in Geneva without being ripped off - now that's something different!
Hotel was perfect for business travelers (would be great for leisure travelers as well!) Good location, excellent staff/communication. Rooms are very nice, as are hotel amenities. I plan to stay here again on a return visit!
Great for business travelers
I have stayed at the Epsom twice on business and have been quite satisfied. The rooms are small by American standards, but you're in Geneva. They keep the roooms clean and stocked with plenty of towels. The bathrooms are very nice with modern fixtures. The small bar is perfect for an apres-work drink or two. There is a small gym with a treadmill, bike, and some weights (and they don't charge you to use it). The irons and ironing boards are located in one room on every (maybe every other) floor so you don't have to hassle the front desk to get an iron. They have a great breakfast buffet included in the room price (sausage, bacon, eggs, cereal, fruit, cold cuts, etc). The staff is very nice and helpful. The hotel is located near Lake Geneva, perfect for a morning run. There are plenty of restaurants and bars nearby. I would recommend it.
Superb hotel
Can't really fault the place.
Very clean - very tasteful modern decor.
Very handy location.
The staff were all most helpfull.
Probably the best value hotel I have ever stayed in!
Excellent stay
Stayed in the Epsom twice. Nice modern atmosphere. Personnel is very helpful. Rooms are good with all the amenities. Quiet too! Breakfast very good. Lounge is huge with nice couches. I hope I have time next time to try out the fitness room!
Nice stay
I stayed at the Epsom for 2 weeks in September 04 and I enjoyed the stay. I understand it recently underwent a large renovation. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and everything was in good operating order and it had A/C. My room had a "king" size bed but it was really a bed with 2 twin mattresses pushed together though. The room is modest in size and I found that the armoire's size was not quite enough for my 2 weeks of clothing. The Epsom has a small workout room with a few treadmills, bicycles, and weights. The best part of the Epsom is the full breakfast which is included in the rate. They have eggs, bacon, toast, fresh fruit, cereal, coffee, tea, etc. This benny saved me alot of time in the morning and $$. The Epsom has a business office with 2 PCs that had internet access but the internet only worked once while I was there.
The Epsom has a small but comfy bar and the drinks were reasonably priced and they had BOGO happy hr specials. Another nice thing about the Epsom is that it is about a 5 minute walk from lake Geneva and the shopping/restaurant areas. It's about a 15 minute walk to the UN bldgs. I would probably stay here again because of the location, nice staff and free breakfast.
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My saison has been in bottles for about 5 weeks. SG was 1057; final gravity was 1006 (taken on two consecutive days after 20 days in primary) so, I'm pretty certain fermentation was complete.
I added priming sugar solution to the bottling bucket & transferred the beer letting it swirl while filling (I didn't stir after bottling bucket was filled).
I'm noticing that some bottles seemed to be carbed fine, have decent head & taste/finish great; while others don't have much head and are fairly sweet/syrupy.
All of the bottles were cleaned/sanitized the same way, however I got sloppy during bottle prep phase and rinsed some of the bottles with hot water AFTER sanitizing with starsan. So some were rinsed after starsan-ing & some weren't (of course I didn't keep track of which were/weren't).
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I doubt that sanitation is your issue. My guess is that not stirring your bottling bucket caused an inconsistent priming sugar mixure.
It seems like another one of those things that you hear conflicting opinions on. I use a larger siphon hose that moves the beer faster, therefore a faster swirl during racking. I will be bottling my next batch in a couple of weeks so I will try to gently stir with a sanitized spoon.
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District Collector Rahul Bojja has appealed to the traders, artistes and general public to make the ensuing Kakatiya Festival beginning from December 21 a grand success.
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