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On National Librarian Day Thursday, Nina Norton sported a tiara, a t-shirt reading "Librarian Goddess," and even toted a wand throughout the school day.
Several months ago, the Manteca Unified board of trustees agreed to extend the walking distance to school for all students to an additional half mile as part of the Level II cuts to handle a $23.5 million budget shortfall.
LATHROP – The no bus zone proposed by Manteca Unified's department of transportation has some problems for those with students attending school west of Interstate 5.
Open Enrollment Request forms are now available at all Manteca Unified elementary schools.
Registration for year-round and traditional schools takes place at the school of attendance starting today from 9 a.m.to 3:30 P.M.
RIPON – On top of losing five teachers for the next school year due to retirement, Ripon Unified might also end up laying off 28 employees and reducing the hours of 44 others.
Registration for year-round and traditional schools takes place at the school of attendance starting on Wednesday, April 15, from 9 a.m.to 3:30 P.M.
RIPON - Ripon Fire Chief Dennis Bitters saw the parched landscaping at Ripon's newest elementary school and stepped up to the plate to meet the problem head on.
Girls who didn't want to spend a small fortune on their prom or graduation dress got a chance to save some money when the Sierra High School Sober Grad Committee conducted its first annual "gently used" prom dress fundraiser Saturday in the school's drama room. The committee offered slightly-used formal and semi-formal dresses at discount prices to raise funds for their safe and sober after graduation celebration. People who donated a dress could get either 40% of whatever their dress sells for or donate the entire sale price to the Sober Grad Committee fundraiser and receive a 100 ...
Jennifer Spellman recently learned to dance Bhangra.
It's one more year that the Ripon Rotary Club has provided all the third graders in the Ripon Unified School District with fully illustrated McMillan Children's Dictionaries.
Boomer Plata has a senior project in the works that's part public relations and philanthropy.
The Manteca Unified School District and the Manteca Educators Association came to a tentative agreement last Tuesday.
Parents of Special Education students in Manteca Unified and their supporters are holding a rally on Friday in front of the school district office to demand that district officials meet with them and reinstate teacher Leo Bennett-Cauchon to his job by Monday, March 2.
Leo Bennett-Cauchon, Manteca Unified's special ed teacher who continues to be on leave of absence with pay, is taking his cause to Lathrop High School.
What are the current fashion trends among young people?
Ashley Drain has absolutely no problem with the Manteca Unified "Going Digital" initiative.
The ongoing investigation by Manteca Police into alleged improper relations with a student by Manteca Unified special ed teacher Leo Bennett-Cauchon involves not just one student, according to school district officials.
Individuals who are interested in serving on the Measure G Oversight Committee are invited to submit their applications for consideration.
East Union High School's Lancer Battalion Academic team captured second place in the 8th Brigade Academic Test. The test was created by the 8th Brigade to promote a centralized academic focus and curriculum.
It's day two of Manteca Unified special education teacher Leo Bennett-Cauchion's vigil in front of the district administration office on West Louise Avenue.
Jason Messer remembers the Bank of America armed robbery in September of 2009.
When Manteca Unified School District officials return to work this morning after a three-day weekend off, they will be met by Leo Bennett-Cauchon outside the West Louise Avenue entrance to the property.
Annisity Miller tracks her name on the board hanging high above the weight room at Sierra High.
Parents and guardians of students in Manteca Unified School District are being alerted about individuals claiming to be Microsoft representatives and telling the students they need their remote access to their personal computers.
Duct tape to keep frayed carpet together will eventually become a thing of the past in Manteca Unified School District classrooms.
All comprehensive high schools in Manteca Unified will be on the same block-schedule mode when the 2015-2016 school year rolls around in August.
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I have met 2 persons who had a Atlas to Occiput FUSION after serious accidents, and both claim their lives are now/since normal. The doctor I went to see said it was "a horrible compromise",and Now I'm very confused. I must get a series of "diagnostic shots" before even knowing if c1-Occ fusion or c1-c2 fusion is needed for my "miserably" unstable spine. Arm & hand pain are common, both to fusionees as well as me [no surgery yet]. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Brennanmoriarty (talk • contribs) 00:59, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
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Hello to all! I am proposing a merge from the following articles into this article:
This is for the following reasons:
- The main article would benefit significantly from having all this information in one place.
- These articles are very short in length (1-2 sentences) and have not been edited significantly in 3-4 years.
- These topics, if presented together, would enhance the quality of this page and its readership.
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- These topics may receive more attention by being mentioned in the main article.
- The articles, if needs be, could be re-expanded at a later date.
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- I agree. It's not really sensible to have this split up among so many articles. WiiWillieWiki 21:45, 13 January 2014 (UTC)
Proximal Structrures[edit]
I would like to see a section on proximal structures that pass through and around the atlas. Such as, on the outer surfaces - nerves, vessels, and muscles not necessarily attached to atlas but that are within a reasonably small distance, perhaps 1cm or 0.5cm circumferentially, as well as above and below. On the inner surfaces - the connective tissues such as ligaments, bone (already included), meninges (including the dentate ligament), and spinal cord, as well as what passes through the transverse foramen. Having looked over the article I assumed all of the attached structures are included, like ligaments and muscles, but I realized that the dentate ligament, which has a hard attachment to atlas, was not included.
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Collectibles are items such as coins, rings, gems, packages etc. that can be gathered, usually for some kind of reward, or sometimes to simply beat a level. Often (almost too often) the source of earning achievements and trophies on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
A page devoted to cataloguing and explaining appearances and the use of concept art in games.
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With SPS, you tell the system where the M1-created playlists will be (the drive\folder) and tell it to "automate". After that, you just make your daily schedules with M1 and save them. Each night at midnight, SPS loads and launches the next day's schedule.
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goodnight to all the community 3 vs 3 of riot
I wish to express my total disagreement with this new map
when today about a new twisted tree line I did not think it would be so drastic change because now I can play at ease by which everyone passes in the bloody altars 3 vs 3 is not dominion,
I do not understand why riot replace a classic map as it was for the Twisted Treeline map that only seems to dominion
I think I speak for the entire community when actually asked to return our old Twisted Treeline
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i recommend to camp turret so you will stop dieing.
The old map needed just a couple of tweaks and it would have been just fine.
Riot just overdid it with the new map. They need to patch up their mistakes now.
Yeap.. and if riot doesn't want to do this for us, this is my "last stand" to try and bring something back that i like about League of Legends before I just will have to look for another game;
i recoommend you to stop being bad and buying 6 booooooooooooooots
I like it a lot more than the old TT. Though, I do think they should keep a version of the old TT avalible however.
It's in beta, riot said it's subject to changes.
But they did fix many good things but also got rid of too many of TT goodies. We'll see how they respond in the next patches, in the meanwhile, everyone should just calm down.
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Despite it being widely reported yesterday (July 27) that the social networking giant had demanded the cover be taken down due to its graphic content, representatives for the website have told NME this is not the case.
They said:
The photo on the cover of 'Nevermind' album does not actually violate Facebook's terms. Facebook does allow photos of naked children 'that are clearly unable to stand on their own' in a non-sexual situation – so in other words, babies. Why? Put it this way – if a parent wanted to share some photos of a newborn with their grandparents, we wouldn't want them to not be able to share them on Facebook.
'Nevermind' will be reissued on September 26 with two new versions, namely the Deluxe and Super Deluxe editions, hitting the shelves.
The 2CD Deluxe edition will contain a remastered cut of the original album plus B-sides as well as a CD featuring the Smart Studio Sessions, The Boombox Rehearsals and BBC Sessions.
The 4CD + DVD Super Deluxe edition will contain these two CDs, plus a CD of the previously unreleased The Devonshire Mixes and the previously unreleased Live At The Paramount Theatre from their 1991 Halloween gig in Seattle, footage of which will also be included on the DVD. The show is the only known Nirvana gig that was shot to film. The Deluxe edition will also be available on vinyl.
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MILWAUKEE -- Down a few key bats and struggling at the plate, the last thing the Milwaukee Brewers needed to see was a pitcher they've never had much success against.
Bronson Arroyo is a bad matchup for the free-swinging Brewers, as the veteran right-hander tosses offspeed pitches off the plate and hopes opposing hitters chase. Milwaukee did just that Wednesday afternoon, continuing to scuffle offensively in a 3-2 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks at Miller Park.
In dropping two of three to a team near the bottom of the National League, the Brewers have dropped consecutive series for the first time this season. Milwaukee scored just one earned run in the final 17 innings of the series despite facing a Diamondbacks team that came in to the three-game set with the worst ERA in baseball.
"I want to score some more runs," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "I think with our offense . . . I know the lineup's not the same, but we still have enough guys in there that I think we should be scoring some runs. We'll get it going, we'll figure it out.
"Gomey's still doing a nice job of getting on base, and if he continues to do that we should be able to drive him in and drive some other guys in. But we're off. Arroyo was good, but we're off."
After carving up the Brewers over eight seasons with the Cincinnati Reds, Arroyo did the same in his first start against them as a member of the Diamondbacks. He carried an ERA of 9.50 after his first four starts this season and came in Wednesday with a 6.03 ERA.
Arroyo has now beaten the Brewers more than any other team in baseball, carrying a 16-10 career record with a 3.54 ERA against Milwaukee. He's now 3-0 with a 1.80 ERA in his last four starts against the Brewers.
"The more swingers you have in your lineup, you're going to have trouble with him," Roenicke said. "Unless guys are able to sit offspeed and really work it that way. But that's hard. That takes a lot of experience to do that and figure that part out."
Roenicke agreed that it is a bit maddening watching his team struggle against a guy who is barely throwing 85 mph.
"It is, because sitting there we know what he's going to throw," Roenicke said. "When you're expecting a fastball, you're not getting it. But it's hard as a hitter to go up there and think that way. You get yourself ahead in the count and you think you're going to get a fastball and it's hard sometimes to sit offspeed."
The Brewers scored an unearned run in the first inning and didn't score again until a sacrifice fly by Lyle Overbay in the bottom of the ninth. When Milwaukee had its chances Wednesday, a double play usually followed.
After Carlos Gomez scored in the first, four of the Brewers' next five baserunners were erased either on a double play or thrown out trying to steal. The biggest double play came in the eighth inning. Down 3-1, Gomez stepped to the plate against Diamondbacks reliever Brad Ziegler with a chance to erase the offensive struggles with one swing.
Gomez hit the ball hard but right at shortstop Cliff Pennington for an easy double play, the 11th twin killing Ziegler has induced with the bases loaded in his career.
"Gomey crushed that ball up the middle," Overbay said. "That's what you want to do is hit it up the middle with the bases loaded, but it was right at somebody."
With the way Arizona hit starter Wily Peralta, the Brewers were lucky to even be in the game late. Peralta tied a career high with 11 hits allowed, but a two-run home run by Paul Goldschmidt in the third inning were the only runs against him over six innings.
Peralta was trying to go down and in with a two-seam fastball and left the pitch out over the plate for Goldschmidt to hammer.
"He's a great hitter," Peralta said of Goldschmidt. "That was pretty much the same pitch that he got a hit on in his first AB. Then he hit a homer. Against a hitter like that you can't make mistakes like that."
Despite going 1-for-8 with runners in scoring position and stranding 13 men on base, the Diamondbacks were victorious because of Milwaukee's inability to solve Arroyo.
The Brewers have now scored three earned runs or fewer in seven of their last eight games and have lost six of those contests. Although May has gotten off to a rough start after such a great first month to the season, Overbay isn't concerned.
"We're doing a lot of good things still," Overbay said. "Obviously we aren't scoring a lot of runs, but we're doing pretty good. We just have to get some breaks our way. We're getting great pitching, so it is not that. It's just more of the timely hitting. For the most part I think we've had a lot of good ABs in those situations, we just haven't had a lot of them."
Replay confusion: For the first time this season, Roenicke was told he was unable to challenge a play because he didn't come out of the dugout in a timely fashion.
With two outs in the sixth, Diamondbacks right fielder Gerardo Parra hit a sinking liner to right that Caleb Gindl dove for. Second-base umpire Adrian Johnson ruled the ball had bounced, while replays show Gindl caught the ball.
Roenicke was delayed in going out to challenge the play mostly because Gindl signaled to the dugout that the ball had bounced when it actually hadn't. By the time the skipper came out, crew chief Larry Vanover didn't allow the challenge.
Replay rules say a play can no longer be reviewed if the pitcher steps back on the rubber or the next batter is already in the batters' box.
"That's why I didn't go out there," Roenicke said of Gindl motioning the ball hit the ground. "If they give me an 'I don't know.' I'll go out there. But he thought the ball bounced and he pointed to the ground that it bounced. I figured he would know and so I didn't go out."
The play had no real impact on the game, as Peralta got Martin Prado to pop out to second base on his very next pitch.
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Aaron Hadlow, Ruben Lenten and Sigve Botnen are warming up with some cliff flying before the endurance race Red Bull Ragnarok on Hardangervidda, Norway.
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Aaron Hadlow and Ruben Lenten arrived to Norway two days before the Red Bull Ragnarok and they are already getting used to snowkite
The Rebdull Ragnarok will start in a couple of days. The organization installed a Sesitec System 2.0 cable system in front of the hotel where the riders will stay.
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The 2010 Norwegian Snowkite Nationals took place in Hardangervidda , 14 march .
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EBD: Murder at Timber Bridge, your novel released in June 2010, features three characters that you presented in the short story, "Nothing Much Has Changed." Do your characters often originate in short stories and then develop fully into novel characters?
KDE: I actually wrote "Nothing Much has Changed," to post on my website and help build interest for Murder at Timber Bridge. At the time, I had an offer from a publisher and thought publication would be imminent. It didn't work out and over successive re-workings of the website, I removed all off my short stories and decided to put them together in a collection to help promote my books. So far it's worked the other way. Readers buy the novels and then come back for the shorts, but in the end, it's all good in whichever way they purchase them.
EBD: Is Murder at Timber Bridge a traditional mystery?
EBD: I had a good friend, Dinty, who was a chocolate Lab. What do you have against black Labs?
KDE: I actually love Labs. They are big, sweet, slobbery, easy to train, and beautiful. What's not to love about them? They're like big teddy bears. But on a visit to Oklahoma, my mom took her little Jack Russell Terrier with her. The neighbors that lived behind my grandmother had a black Lab that was a couple of kibbles short. Every morning this dog would lay down to have a nap next to the fence, and every morning Max would head out to inspect his territory for the day and one of the things he marked was the dog sleeping against the fence. It cracked us up every morning and the Lab never found a different spot to take his morning siesta. So in this instance, art does imitate life.
EBD: You had me going on this one, lots of red herrings. I really thought that Lex was the killer, but he is someone isn't he?
KDE: Lex is a very complicated individual and we'll learn a lot more about him in the next book. Believe it or not, when I invented Lex, he was supposed to be the bad guy. But he just didn't want to be. He kept doing nice things and messing up my plans and truth to tell, he is my favorite hottie in the book. He's the one I'd like to go home with.
EBD: Your biggest red herring was quite believable. I've often wondered if some cops want to get behind a badge for instant authority. Do you think that's a problem in our police force?
KDE: That's a really tough question. I think that a police officer has to be comfortable with confrontation. If they're not, they won't last long, and might not even make it through the police academy. So, there's a personality type that gravitates to police work, and I think the personality type that gravitates toward criminal activity often have some of the same traits.
So to answer one of your questions, absolutely, some people become police officers for the authority the badge gives them, but I think the majority of them just want to help people. Police officers, firefighters, EMT's, do their extremely difficult jobs for relatively low pay and I don't think they do it for the power trip. I think they do it because someone has to right the wrongs. And I for one am just tickled to death that they're around to take care of me. Even when I get stopped for speeding.
EBD: The last time I interviewed you, I asked how you wrote men so well. This time, in Murder at Timber Bridge, your main character is Randi Black, a woman. But she's not a typical woman. Were you, like her, brought up in a house full of males?
KDE: I wasn't brought up in a house full of guys. I'm an only child, and I spent most of my time with adults and those adults spent most of their time at the racetrack or in the racecar shop. I cut my teeth on a set of mechanics tools, and I was lucky enough to have parents that didn't try too hard to dissuade me from whatever I wanted to try. So I grew up with the opportunity to learn to cook and work on my car; to fix the lawnmower and learn to sew. The best wedding gift I received was from my mom. It was a toolbox that she put together for me to keep in the house so I could take care of the little things that break or that I wanted to change without having to wait for hubby to do it, which is a good thing, cause they might not have gotten done at all otherwise.
EBD: Are you a twin? If not, why did you decide to make Randi a twin? And do you think most twins are close?
KDE: I am not a twin, but one of my fondest wishes was to be a twin. When I got old enough to realize that wasn't going to happen, I decided I would just have twin boys when I got married. There are tons of twins on both sides of my family and the generation was right, so I was hoping, but it didn't work out that way. My son married a twin, so maybe I'll get twin grandbabies instead.
EBD: Randi and her mom don't get along, but then her mom and grandmother don't get along well either. Is that typical?
KDE: Randi's mom is very traditional. Randi and Granny Bert, which is actually her father's mom, are a bit untraditional. Randi by upbringing, because she grew up with a ton of men and boys in her life, and Granny Bert because she's lived long enough to know some things are important and the rest of them just don't made a bit of difference in the long run. As for me and my mom, we got along very well, and she actually asked me once who Randi's mom was patterned after. I told her it was her mom.
My grandmother was not traditional in a lot of ways, but she had a way of making you feel unworthy even when you thought you had done something worthwhile or well. That's kind of what I tried to do with Randi's mom. She does love Randi, but she's so much different than Alice feels a woman should be that they have no common ground and Alice ends up making Randi feel a bit small. Granny Bert goes a long way to making this hurt a little easier to live with.
EBD: Randi and AJ have an interesting back story. Will we find out more about their relationship? Do any secrets come to light?
KDE: Randi and AJ do have a lot of baggage both individually and together. As the series moves forward, we are going to learn more about Randi, about AJ and there might even be a secret or two revealed one of these days.
EBD: Will we ever find out how Bill gets on the roof?
KDE: Ah, Bill the cat. I won't say we won't ever find out how Bill the cat gets on the roof, but I don't have any plans at this time to give away his secret. Bill is a pretty important guy though. He's not going anywhere.
EBD: Small town life plays a detrimental role in this book, which is typical at least in my experience. Does it in your real life?
The difference in living in an actual small town instead of a small community inside a city is you never get away from it. You can't go to the other side of town for a date, or there's no reason to 'cause you're going to see the same people there and at least one of them probably knows your parents. But I kind of like it. There's something to be said for walking into the diner for breakfast and having five or six people yell hello or ask how your dad is. It makes you feel connected. I don't think I would change it for the world.
EBD: So, which sequel will be next? Brocs, the main character of your first book, Where the Dreams End, or Randi in Murder at Timber Bridge?
KDE: That's easy. Murder at the Jolly Roger, sequel to Murder at Timber Bridge, will be out no later than June of next year. Possibly sooner. It's in final edit now, and the cover art is done and fantastic, so basically everyone's just waiting on me. I've actually just started the next Brocs Harley book. It's so new I don't even know who the bad guy is or what he wants yet, so I don't think Brocs will be ready before Randi's next appearance.
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Welcome Wednesday Interviews are listed on the 2015 Guest menu located above. Upcoming interviews feature authors, Sheila Connelly, Susan Sundwall, Elaine Orr, James M. Jackson, and Annette Dashofy.
Congratulations to James M. Jackson! Jim's Seamus McCree novel, Ant Farm, was chosen for the Kindle Select program. When it is available, we'll post a link here!
Read KM Rockwood's desperate man story, "Liquor Store Hold up" at Jack Hardway's Crime Magazine, March-April 2015 edition. It's a short story with a twist!
Two WWK bloggers, Gloria Alden and Paula Gail Benson, have short stories in the Let it Snow: The Best of Bethlehem Writers Roundtable, Winter 2015 Collection. The volume is available at Amazon for just $.99. Download a copy and read while the snowing is falling. Congratulations Gloria and Paula!
Jim Jackson using his pen name Giles Elderkin has a story in the newly released History and Mystery, Oh My! anthology. Currently available in Kindle format.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
KD Easley Interview Part 2
4 comments:
- kd easley said...
Hi E.B.
And thanks again for having me at Writers Who Kill. It's been fun. Now you'll have to drop in at KdBlog one of these days.
- August 4, 2010 at 1:11 AM
- Ramona said...
KD, great part 2. Thanks for sharing so much about yourself and your characters.
- August 4, 2010 at 8:06 PM
- E. B. Davis said...
Thanks KD for stopping by and visiting with us. I've read all of your work in print and have enjoyed the reading. I look forward to your future releases.
- August 4, 2010 at 11:19 PM
- kd easley said...
Thanks Ramona for dropping by for part two and thanks E.B. for hosting me here. I really enjoyed it.
- August 5, 2010 at 1:16 PM
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Manchester United v Manchester City: England midfielder Gareth Barry seizes the spotlight at Old Trafford
City midfielder played crucial role in opening goal
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Ian Herbert is Chief Sportswriter at The Independent.
Old Trafford
Monday 08 April 2013
The bedsheet bearing the painted legend "power shift" – the words used ad nauseum last spring to describe what Manchester City's title was supposed to signify – also included a neat arrangement of the letters MUFC, and it was not the only reminder last night of how premature intimations of blue supremacy have proved to be.
The Old Trafford advertising hoardings carried the name of the sponsor who has just signed away £180 million to have its name emblazoned on a training complex which is one of the most closely guarded and secretive citadels of Manchester United. Such is the size of the task Manchester City face in shifting the tectonic plates of football in these parts.
There was none of the fear that Sir Alex Ferguson exhibited in the fixture against City at the Etihad Stadium last April, when the team he sent out looked like one of those built to survive in inhospitable corners of Europe, and that meant City were able to display bursts of the sumptuous football that their neat, intelligent players are capable of, as they drop into the pockets of penalty box space.
Carlos Tevez, one of the few of City's players who we can actually say has been better in this season than last, was a slippery customer for Phil Jones, working back to goal, squeezing passes out right where James Milner offered some early presence.
David Silva was the most evasive of them all, drifting easily in and out of the box and creating turf to work on when you thought it wouldn't be there. And in among them all was Gareth Barry, the one who sometimes seems to be English football's forgotten man, shifted out of the England team to make space for Tom Cleverley and not really seeming to belong to the glitterati of the richest club on the planet.
"Barreee" screamed one of the continental commentators in the press box and the Englishman's name didn't seem to fit either.
His contribution belied the image, though. Barry was the midfielder sent forward to join the attack, leaving Yaya Touré behind, in the first half, and yet also the one who made the runs to track back, accelerating past the less mobile Ivorian.
He was the one who clipped an incisive ball which Samir Nasri could not attach some force to and there was something very fitting about him playing the decisive part in the goal, early in the second half.
Barry does not so much sprint as charge with the ball and so it was that he seized on Ryan Giggs' error in possession and levelled the cross which Milner sent in.
City's players had left the pitch at half-time remonstrating with referee Mike Dean that he had blown for the interval while they were on the attack and you really saw why it agitated them so.
United were beginning to emerge from the trance Silva had them in and also to counter attack with danger, even if Wayne Rooney was in one of those ugly mindsets which leaves you quite certain that he won't affect the course of the night. His two-footed tackle on Milner – for which he would have been dismissed had he had actually connected– was inexplicable.
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Aguero wheeled away to his supporters, tugging at his shirt in a way which conjured memories of that one he whirled above his head in delirium last May, yet the overwhelming sentiment for City fans will be: "If only..." They sang that they were "the pride of Manchester" and – as their players left the field – "championes." . But they will awake this morning to view a Premier League table which reveals them to be 12 points behind United.
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Hyatt Regency Hotel And Casino Manila
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So Very Classy
I stayed here for the 2nd time during May 2006. Again i was treated like a king. I even got upgraded to the best room in the entire hotel...the Presidential Suite. Room serive was prompt and they serve great hamburgers. As usual the Market Cafe was excellent. I even saw the Mayor of Manila eating at the table next to me! Everything was excellent. Please take a look at the pictures I took.
A Great Place To Stay!
I recently stayed at the Hyatt Casino in Manila and had a great time there. The Hotel is centrally located with easy access to the other parts of Manila - i usually just took a cab - the fares are cheap!!
The Hotel staff were extremely courteous and friendly and professional in every respect.
The food - especially the breakfast at the Market cafe was first class and room service was also good.
I was sick for two days and needed the attention of the Hotel doctor - no problem! The doctor came to my room within 15 minutes of the request, wrote me a prescription and that was also delivered promnptly.
I have only good things to say about the hotel, the staff and Filipinos in general!
Hopefully I will make it back again next year!
Excellent Rooms and Service from a Classy Hotel!
Firstly, the hotel was very kind to not charge me for my first night after my flight was delayed and I was not able to arrive until the next day (even though I called after the 6pm cancellation time).
Unfortunately, my room was not ready when I arrived at 3pm to check in, but when I did get my room on the top floor I was amazed by the great views and the beautiful decor.
The bathroom was huge with a giant walk in shower and tub. The bed was very comfortable with lots of pillows and down comforter.
Service was excellent. The concierge recommeded a great Italian restaurant. Bellboys were very helpful in getting taxis, which is good since this is not located in the main business area (Makati). But since taxis are so cheap it ok.
Location is great for the Convention Center and there is some very nice nightlife within walking distance and on the walkway near the bay.
Definitely would stay there again for business or pleasure.
Fabulous, Plush, High Class
I arrived to this hotel from a 18+ hour flight from the US. It was around 10am local time, but the hotel graciously allowed me to check in early. I booked a "Regency Suite". Upon check-in I was escorted to the Regency Club level on floor 10 for a more private check-in. They assigned me to a suite on floor 15. It was very nicely decorated. Very nice mood lighting.
The view from my suite was very nice. I did notice that the best views are reserved for the "Presidential" or "Executive" suites with 180 degree views of Manila Bay. But I still like my view from the "Regency" suite.
The Regency Club is also nice with free beverages and beer.
My only suggestions:
Expand the buffet hours at the Market Cafe to serve tourists from different time zones.
Awesome Service - Great Location for Partying!
Hyatt Hotel and Casino Manila is definitely a high-class 5 Star hotel. The rooms are very nicely designed and the staff all provide excellent service. The hotel is in a great location if you enjoy night life. It's also within 2 to 5 minutes walking distance from a big shopping mall to keep you busy during the day. Even though the hotel is located in Malate, it's close enough for you to get to Makati within 20 to 30 minutes (cheap cab fare!) Definitely a great place to stay.
Amazing design, kind staff, very professional Food & beverage team!!
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It's not scary, not creepy, not disturbing, and not entertaining.
At least one sexual situation involves an activity more suited to a fetish film, but overall, Mastorakis skimps on excessive blood and gore.
I am embarassed to say I watched the entire film expecting that there must be a big laugh at the end.
Ill keep this short. Ia fan of foreign horror so I picked this one up. (Mostly by poking through the video nasties list. This movie does have it all. Read morePublished on September 18, 2012 by bobzombie
Rape, bestiality, incest, lesbianism, murder, casual homophobia and racism, and a general sense nihilism and cynicism. Read morePublished on September 13, 2012 by Rob T.
As all good Brit fans of filmic weirdness know "Island of Death" was one of the first movies to be banned by the British Board of Censors - so, of course, I had to check it out! Read morePublished on April 17, 2012 by Ramm
I judge a "good" exploitation flick by the way it leaves me feeling afterwards. If I feel dirty, uncomfortable and a little ashamed for watching it, then the movie has served its'... Read morePublished on February 25, 2012 by Kasey G
This movie is a big laugh.The director tried to shock big time but failed miserably.
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The sex with the goat was totally consensual. The agonizing BAAAAA's you hear really illustrate the acting prowess of Billy the Goat, in this his breakout role. Read morePublished on March 1, 2009 by C. Christopher Blackshere
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Oct. 25, 1924-April 12, 2012 Former Detroit Lakes and Barnesville resident Donald E. "Don" Mulcahy, 87, of Yukon, Okla., died Thursday, April 12, 2012 at Essentia Health in Fargo. Don was born the son of Edward and Dora (Nicklay) Mulcahy on October 25, 1924 in Barnesville, on the old Seiber farm. He started school at District 65 and graduated from Assumption Catholic School. He lived on the Johnny Nicklay farm until 1961. Don then moved to Detroit Lakes to the 2x4 Ranch, where he trained and cared for horses.
Aug. 18, 1948-April 13, 2012 Ernest M. Olson Jr., 63, of Detroit Lakes, died Friday, April 13, 2012 at the Golden Manor, under the care of Hospice of the Red River Valley. Ernest was born the son of Ernest and Audrey (Craft) Olson, Sr., on August 18, 1948 in Perham. He was raised and educated in Detroit Lakes. Ernest was united in marriage to Roberta Westlund on January 12, 1974 at Lake Park. He was a self-employed truck driver for over 30 years. Ernest enjoyed fishing, boating and bonfires.
Joanne "Joey" (LaFriniere) Simonson, 66, of Gary, Minn., died Thursday, April 12, 2012 at Sanford Health in Fargo. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 17, with a 6:30 p.m. prayer service, at the Anderson-Mattson Funeral Home in Mahnomen. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 18 at the Anderson-Mattson Funeral Home. Arrangements were entrusted to the Anderson-Mattson Funeral Home in Mahnomen.
May 24, 1936-April 11, 2012 Former Waubun resident Albin L. "Albie" Scherping, 75, of Detroit Lakes, died Wednesday, April 11, 2012 at his home. A mass of Christian burial will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 17 in Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Detroit Lakes, with Monsignor Timothy McGee officiating. Interment will be in St. Ann's Cemetery, Waubun. Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, April 16 at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Detroit Lakes. There will be a Knights of Columbus Rosary at 6:30 p.m., followed by a Parish Vigil at 7 p.m. in the church.
Jan. 14, 1913-April 9, 2012 Eunice M. Ellickson, 99, of Lake Park died on Monday, April 9, 2012 at GracePoint Crossing, Cambridge, Minn. Eunice was born to John and Lettie (Christenson) Anderson on January 14, 1913 in rural Lake Park. She attended school at District 12. On October 28, 1938, Eunice married Sydney Ellickson at Lake Park Lutheran Church. After living in Lake Park a short while they moved to a farm five miles north of Lake Park and just a mile west of her family farm.
Jerome Thompson, 79, of Twin Valley, died Monday, April 9, 2012 in his home under the care of Hospice of the Red River Valley. Visitation will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 12, with a 6 p.m. prayer service, at Aspelund Lutheran Church, rural Flom. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, April 13 in Aspelund Lutheran Church, with visitation for one hour prior to services. Arrangements were entrusted to the Anderson Funeral Home in Twin Valley.
Beatrice C. Kemper, 82, of Waubun, died Wednesday, April 11, 2012 at Essentia Health Systems in Fargo. A memorial mass will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, April 16, in St. Ann's Catholic Church, Waubun. A time of gathering will be held one hour prior to the start of mass Monday at the church. Inurnment will take place in the church cemetery. Arrangements have been entrusted to Anderson-Mattson Funeral Home of Mahnomen and Winger, Minn.
June 9, 1943-April 8, 2012 Former Kindred, N.D., resident Elaine (Loucks) Restad, 68, who has been resident of Moon Township, Pa., since 1973, passed away on Easter Sunday, April 8, 2012 at Heritage Valley Sewickley. Elaine was born to the late Robert J. and Lyla J. (Hammer) Loucks on June 9, 1943 in Fargo. She graduated from high school in Fargo, obtained her B.S.
Oct. 29, 1925-April 9, 2012 Harold L. "Smoky" Johnson, 86, of Detroit Lakes, died Monday April 9, 2012 at Essentia Health-Oak Crossing in Detroit Lakes. Harold L. Johnson was born to Theodore and Annie (Westberg) Johnson on October 29, 1925 in Manitoba Junction, Minn. He spent most of his youth on the family farm one mile west of Audubon. He met Doris Swapp and they were married in June of 1946 at the First Lutheran Church parsonage in Audubon. They made their home in Detroit Lakes, where Harold went to work for the Becker County Highway Department.
Jan. 11, 1918-April 8, 2012 Eunice C. "Charlee" Behlmer, 94, of Detroit Lakes, died Sunday, April 8, 2012 at Emmanuel Nursing Home in Detroit Lakes. A mass of Christian burial is set for 1 p.m. Friday, April 13 at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Detroit Lakes, with visitation for one hour prior to services. Eunice Charlotte Radebaugh was born January 11, 1918 near Grandin, N.D. She attended Bohnsack High School in Trail County, near Grandin. After high school she enrolled at Dakota Business College in Fargo, graduating in 1938. Eunice was united in marriage to M.


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Its called 'Meatball'. So they need to get that **** straight. But I'm glad they're enjoying him, lmfao.
Its called 'Meatball'. So they need to get that **** straight. But I'm glad they're enjoying him, lmfao.
Die hard Dolphins and Devils fan.
There is absolutely nothing I miss about Sparano. I can't think of anything he did all that well here. We're better prepared, conditioned, more aggressive, more flexible. Every single player is outperforming what they did under Tony.
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I am glad we dont have to see a **** offense like that every week anymore. I hope Sanchez and Tebow get 5 years extensions.
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*Trade Down from 14 to mid 20s pick up a 3rd rounder
2 - Denzel Perryman - ILB
3 - Ali Marpet - OG
4 - Dezmin Lewis - WR
5A - Mitch Morse - OG
5B - Kurtis Drummond - FS
Remember folks, Mark Sanchez is a good quarterback because the Jets are (barely) scoring more points per game than the Dolphins. That's a GREAT statistic that totally backs up the fact that Mark Sanchez is an ELITE franchise quarterback.
But let's not cherry pick 'fantasy' stats and point out that New York has played two of the five worst defenses in the NFL and a Patriots team that is getting torched in the passing game by the likes of Russell "I lead the 31st ranked scoring offense in the NFL" Wilson.
God bless, I'll hang up and listen.