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Wat Pa Sak is located approximately one kilometer west of Chiang Saen. The literal translation of Wat Pa Sak means the temple of teak forest, representing the character of the premise of which three hundred teak trees were planted at its grounds when King Saen Phu built the temple in 1295. With ornamental stucco motifs, the temple's chedi, which is 12.5 meters tall with a base of 8 meters wide, is regarded as one of the most beautiful Lanna-style structures in northern Thailand.
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Illinois Veterans' Home All Wars Museum and Deer Park
Dedicated in 1886, the Illinois Veterans' Home is one of our nation's largest and oldest veterans home. It has often been labeled "the city witin the city" because of its size and unique set up. It is equipped with its own post office, bank, chapel, cemetery, television station and utility system. Also on the grounds is the All Wars Museum, which has 10,000 artifacts and exhibits spanning from the American Revolution to the War on Terrorism.
Quincy Art Center
The Quincy Art Center, a museum of the visual arts, is located on the grounds of the Lorenzo Bull Mansion, now the Women's City Club.
Quincy Community Theatre
This state-of-the-art community theatre far outshines and outperforms many professional theatres. The Quincy Community Theatre's first production was in 1929. The theatre seats 498 people and is complete with a thrust stage and full orchestra pit. Six different performances a year attract sell-out crowds.
Schuyler Jail Museum and Genealogical Center
Visit the Schuyler Jail Museum to view a fascinating showcase of pioneer life on the Illinois frontier. A special section displays memorabilia from the Scripps family, early Rushville citizens who became nationally known in the worlds of newspapers and philanthropy, and who in 1926 donated their family farm to the city for use as a park. Displays showcase soldier's uniforms of many wars, Native American relics, pioneer furniture, farming implements, an early barber shop, and much more!
Private Home Tours of Quincy
Groups of 20 or more can now enjoy "Private Home Tours" of some of Quincy's finest mansions. Contact the Quincy Area Convention & Visitors Bureau to arrange a private tour at 217-214-3700 or 1-800-978-4748. Over 20 homeowners are participating in this unique venue that allows group tours inside magnificent homes and gardens throughout Quincy.
Kibbe Hancock Heritage Museum
The majority of this large collection of historic artifacts were donated by Dr. Alice Kibbe. The collection now includes Civil War and Indian artifacts, fashion items dating from 1840 to 1920, fossils, rocks, geodes, and other historic artifacts from around Hancock County. Recently acquired was the entire collection of the Illinois Funeral Customs Museum; part of which is on exhibit.
Carthage Jail
The Carthage Jail was the site of the martyrdom of Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum on June 27, 1844. Joseph and Hyrum with two companions were imprisoned here. A mob broke into the jail and killed them and injured severly one of their companions. Today the restored jail and visitors center and memorial gardens are open to visitors daily.
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Vintage, antique, primitive and new furniture, home decor, jewelry and glassware. Located on the South side of the Carthage Square.
The Jesus Tree
The life-size image of Jesus Christ holding a lamb in his arms has brought visitors from all over the world to see this birch tree.
Windsong Acres
Step back in history as you tour one of Illinois' most beautiful and unique show barns, the 1912 Show Barn, or visit the artistic home studio of commercial artist Shelly Rasche. Take a pottery class, kick up your heels at a genuine barn dance, or take in a breathtaking prairie sunset.
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Crooked Creek Gallery
Crooked Creek Gallery is located in the old Sheriff's home and jail built in 1865. The past Home of cattle rustlers and horse thieves now houses fine art, jewelry, paintings and photography. Jail tours are also available.
Country Pastimes
Country Pastimes offers a wide range of gifts for all ages. Whether you're searching for the perfect birthday surprise or a memorable wedding gift. A vast array of choices can be found with seasonal merchandise and new products daily make Country Pastimes a unique destination for all.
Irene's Cabaret
Open since 1976, Irene's features dancing to live DJs, drag shows and live entertainment.
Granite Bank Gallery
The Granite Bank Gallery was named for the pink Missouri granite used for the building's façade and for its long-reaching roots in Quincy's history. The historic structure invites you through the lobby of an historic bank and into a beautiful example of architectural renewal in Quincy's central business district.
Dollhouses Then & Now
Museum that houses over 70 vintage furnished doll houses from the 1920's- to current. The architectural designs and fashions depict and present the evolution of homes and furnishings from then to now. The Then and Now gift shop is complete with collectable doll house furnishings for sale. Children enjoy playing the scavenger hunt and viewing the 1949 "Disney House" and the 1924 Tootsie Toy house furnished with Tootsie toy pieces. Located inside Taylor's Furniture Store, along the square in Quincy's downtown business district.
Golden Windmill
The Golden Windmill was built in 1872, and is the only smock mill that still has its original stones and gears in place. Today it is home to the Windmill Museum and gift shop.
Governor John Wood Mansion
The Governor John Wood Mansion is the restored home of Quincy's founder and 12th governor of Illinois. This building is the first example of historic preservation in the state of Illinois.
Villa Kathrine
Villa Kathrine is a unique example of Mediterranean architecture in the Midwest. Located on the bluffs of the Mississippi, Villa Kathrine houses Quincy's tourist information center.
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Astros-Rangers rivalry is primed for next level
The Rangers have been at or near the top of the American League West the last few years, and now the Houston Astros are in the same division and looking to accomplish a similar goal.
And when the two clubs follow up Sunday night's 2013 lid-lifter on Tuesday at Minute Maid Park, with Yu Darvish of the Rangers facing Astros starter Lucas Harrell, it will be more than the typical intrastate rivalry and "Silver Boot Trophy" competition that the clubs are used to from Interleague Play in seasons past.
But the Rangers aren't looking at this as a rivalry. Not yet, at least.
"I don't think you can really force a rivalry," Rangers outfielder David Murphy said. "I think it has to come naturally. But the more we play them within our division, the stronger the rivalry will become."
Rangers designated hitter Lance Berkman, the longtime former Astros slugger, agreed with that sentiment.
"Until the teams get more equitable on the field in terms of aspirations, when that happens, that will get the rivalry going," Berkman said. "The Astros and the Cardinals had a great rivalry, but it was always clean. There was never any bloodbaths or anything like that. I'd like to see that kind of rivalry develop between the Rangers and the Astros."
For the Astros on Tuesday, it will be up to Harrell to make a good first impression, and he is coming off a very solid 2012 campaign in which he went 11-11 with a 3.76 ERA in 32 starts and was named the team's Pitcher of the Year.
"I'm excited," Harrell said. "My arm feels good. My legs are feeling good again."
One thing Harrell said he will not do is be intimidated by Darvish, who won 16 games and struck out 221 batters last year.
"The way I look at it, I'm not pitching against Yu Darvish, I'm pitching against the Rangers," Harrell said. "He doesn't hit, so I have to get out all the other guys -- Nelson Cruz, [Ian] Kinsler, [Elvis] Andrus.
"I look at it more like I'm facing their lineup. They've got a good lineup, and I need to definitely be on my game."
Rangers: Darvish ready to roll
Darvish, who enjoyed a fantastic rookie season in 2012 and finished off the year by going 5-1 with a 2.35 ERA in his final eight outings (and 3-0 with a 1.87 ERA in his last five games), was brilliant this spring, pitching to a 1.98 ERA in four Cactus League starts, while holding opponents to a .167 batting average. He faced the Astros once last year, beating Houston on June 15 in Arlington with eight innings of two-run, 11-strikeout ball. This will be his first start at Minute Maid Park.
• Second baseman Kinsler went hitless against Houston on Sunday night and snapped a streak of two years with Opening Day home runs. He has three career Opening Day homers (2007, '11, '12), which ties him with Juan Gonzalez and Dean Palmer for the Rangers record.
• The Rangers opened the season with an 11-man pitching staff because they have two off-days this week and a fifth starter will not be needed until late in the club's first homestand next week. In 2012, the Rangers' staff compiled a 3.99 ERA, which ranked seventh in the AL.
Astros: Crane confident about TV
Team owner Jim Crane said he's optimistic about Astros games soon being available to a majority of homes within the Houston TV market. Right now, carriers such as DirecTV and Dish Network are without Astros coverage.
"I think something will get done," Crane said. "We want the fans to watch the games, we're concerned about it. What we told people is we've to get a good deal for the long-term value of the team, which is the revenue base we need to support the team to compete with the Rangers and Angels and those sorts of people. Getting a good TV deal is important, so we hope it goes off on time, but if it doesn't, I think you'll see something shortly after that."
• First baseman Carlos Pena and second baseman Jose Altuve are a combined 0-for-7 with four strikeouts against Darvish, but Justin Maxwell, Brett Wallace and Jason Castro are a combined 4-for-9 with a double, a home run (by Maxwell) and an RBI.
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• Berkman had two hits on Sunday and has an active 13-game hit streak at Minute Maid Park, his second-longest hit streak at this facility (14 games from Aug. 12-Sept. 9, 2008) He has hit safely in all 10 games as an opponent in this park and is its all-time leader in hits (841), homers (156), runs (509), doubles (191), and RBIs (537).
• Seven Astros appeared on their first Opening Day roster on Sunday night: outfielders Brandon Barnes, Maxwell and Chris Carter, infielder Matt Dominguez, catcher Carlos Corporan, left-handed pitcher Xavier Cedeno and right-handed pitcher Brad Peacock.
Doug Miller is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Obama, Romney define role of government during presidential debate
Thursday - 10/4/2012, 8:17am EDT
President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney squared off in a nationally televised debate Wednesday night, attempting to sway voters by delineating their differences on the major issues facing the U.S.
The meat of these differences came out in how they would reduce the federal deficit. Former Massachusetts Gov. Romney called for cutting the federal workforce through attrition, while President Obama touted efforts he's already enacted to trim $50 billion in waste from government spending.
Romney said tackling the deficit was not just a critical issue, but a moral one as well.
"I think it's, frankly, not moral for my generation to keep spending massively more than we take in, knowing those burdens are going to passed on to the next generation, and they're going to be paying the interest and the principal all their lives," he said. "And the amount of debt we're adding, at a trillion a year, is simply not moral.
Romney did not see raising taxes as a solution to this problem, saying that it would slow the rate of growth. " I want to lower spending and encourage economic growth at the same time," he said.
He proposed a simple test for deciding whether a government program should be cut. "Is the program so critical it's worth borrowing money from China to pay for it? And if not, I'll get rid of it. Obamacare's on my list," he said. Also on that list is stopping the subsidy for the Public Broadcasting Service.
Romney said he would make the government run more efficiently by combining some departments and agencies and cutting staffing through attrition.
President Obama pointed to cuts his administration had made in areas like defense spending and education as examples of his approach to deficit reduction.
"We went after medical fraud in Medicare and Medicaid very aggressively, more aggressively than ever before, and have saved tens of billions of dollars, $50 billion of waste taken out of the system," he said, adding that he's worked with both Democrats and Republicans to trim $1 trillion in spending from the discretionary domestic budget.
Obama referred voters to the Office of Management and Budget's website, where they can review the specifics of his $4 trillion deficit reduction plan.
"And the way we do it is $2.50 for every cut, we ask for $1 of additional revenue, paid for, as I indicated earlier, by asking those of us who have done very well in this country to contribute a little bit more to reduce the deficit," he said.
Romney's economic plan, in which he calls for a "Smaller, Smarter, Simpler Government," can be found on his website.
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Obama and Romney also offered clear differences in how they defined the role of the federal government.
"The first role of the federal government is to keep the American people safe. That's its most basic function," Obama said. "... But I also believe ... the federal government has the capacity to help open up opportunity and create ladders of opportunity and to create frameworks where the American people can succeed."
He pointed to the National Academy of Sciences and the Race to the Top program as examples of places where investment by the federal government is helping to enhance people's lives.
Romney said that the role of the government was to promote and protect the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence and The Constitution.
"We have a responsibility to protect the lives and liberties of our people, and that means a military second to none," he said. "I do not believe in cutting our military. I believe in maintaining the strength of America's military."
Romney also said he would protect the right of individuals to pursue happiness as they choose.
"What we're seeing right now is, in my view, a trickle-down government approach, which has government thinking it can do a better job than free people pursuing their dreams, and it's not working," he said.
As evidence, Romney pointed to the 23 million people who are currently unemployed.
"The proof of that is 1 out of 6 people in poverty," he said. "The proof of that is we've gone from 32 million on food stamps to 47 million on food stamps. The proof of that is that 50 percent of college graduates this year can't find work."
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Includes a Free TV Safety Strap Mocha finish A/V system not included Mocha (profile) View larger Sanus NFV249 Audio/video stand for TVs up to 46" (Mocha) Item #: 051NFV249M In Stock 17 Reviews Was:$329.99 Price Break:-$50.00 Your price: $279.99 Earn up to 280 Rewards points Mocha Black Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product Includes a Free TV Safety Strap View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 280 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Ralph Graves The Sanus NFV249 provides a sophisticated home for your audio/video system. Durable tempered glass shelves with smooth, polished edges support your equipment. The sturdy frame consists of solid, grade-A hardwood with graphite-finished steel cross-braces for visual accent. The NFV249's wire management system keeps cables out of sight for a clean, uncluttered appearance. The oversized top shelf is specifically designed for a TV, and its sides are angled toward the rear to allow the stand to fit in a corner. Product Highlights:supports TVs up to 46"hardwood frame with steel support beams3 tempered glass shelvestop shelf49"W x 19"DTV weight capacity: 150 lbs.interior shelf41"W X 19"Dweight capacity: 60 lbs.bottom shelf41"W x 19"Dweight capacity: 80 lbs.interior cable channel49"W x 22-3/16"H x 19"Dwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guaranteeassembly required
Sanus NFV249 Written By Gil L, Florida on Wednesday, December 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A beautiful piece of furniture! Only one little minor scratch on it that could be "fixed" with some touch up paint. Package arrived partly damaged - the box looked like it was in a war (perhaps it was sitting in the warehouse for some time) but the rest of the items were in good condition. Assembly instructions were "visual" , no written directions to support the diagrams, which would have been worthwhile because some of the "pictures" were deceiving (what I thought was a metal bracket was actually a soft piece of plastic that when bent, took the appearance of a bracket). Once you got the alignment correct everything fit together nicely. Pros: Beautiful piece of furniture, that assembled nicely once you understood the diagrams and how the pieces should be aligned. Crutchfield was excellent with their technical support. Cons: Packaging was damaged, small scratch needed to be touched up
Great A/V Stand! Written By Bobby, Frederick, MD on Thursday, July 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Sanus A/V stand is a great piece of furniture and effortlessly holds my receiver, power conditioner, cable box, and Playstation. The build quality is great and the piece was easy to assemble. Mocha stain matches my dark hardwoods in the living room and my kitchen cabinets. Crutchfield service was great and the included shipping was much appreciated, as the total package is close to 80 pounds (glass shelves are heavy). Pros: -Easy to Assemble -Solid Construction -Real hardwood, mocha stain looks great -Bottom shelf is tall enough to accommodate my A/V receiver
Ssnus NFV249 Written By TLM, Charlottesville on Thursday, January 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great tv stand. Perfect for my 47in tv, sound bar and cable box Pros: Corner stand, nice finish, Cons: none
Low Profile AV Rack Written By StevenB, Southeast PA on Sunday, October 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This took a little work to put together but it wasn't complicated and everything fit as it should. The resulting piece is well constructed and sturdy and looks good under a 60 inch TV. The top shelf floats, no edges to hold it in place, so you have to position it to get it evenly centered. Three glass shelves hold the AVR, CD/DVD and Blu Ray players and cable box which still leaves the top shelf for my center speaker, remotes, etc. Pros: Study, looks good Cons: A little work to put together
Sanus NFV249 Written By Wendy, North Reading, MA on Wednesday, February 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It is easy to assemble, looks good. Uneven painting on one of its legs, some chipped paint on another leg. Kept it because it looks better than the last one and I really needed to put my tv on something solid. It doesn't ship well.
Very sturdy Written By Gary, Fresno, CA on Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to assemble and very sturdy. I would have liked to see a little more depth on the shelves as the equipment is big these days and I had to center my big Dennon amp so the wiring hung out of the back. If this unit had a closed back, the product would not have worked out. Still satisfied with the purchase and the price was great.
Sanus NFV249 Great TV Stand, Great Value Written By David, Fairfax, VA on Monday, January 11, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Sanus NFV249 is a great TV stand and a great value. It was easy to assemble, it is very sturdy, and looks great in our family room. Our new 52 inch Sony LCD HDTV fits perfectly on the top shelf. There is plenty of room for all our A/V components on the other two shelves. We spent much more time looking for the right TV stand than we did for our new TV. We have purchased BDI TV stands in the past. I am as happy with the Sanus NFV249 as I am with our last BDI stand which cost twice as much.
Sanus NFV249 Written By Jonathan, Wailuku, HI on Sunday, November 01, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just received my NFV249 stand in the Mocha color. My review echoes the previous ones. The stand was very well packed with no damage. Assembly was quick and easy once I decided to read the instructions. It is very lightweight yet structurally strong, holding my new Panasonic 54" plasma display and heavy Onkyo receiver. The mocha color is beautiful and is more like a dark cherry. The color and smoked glass give it a elegant and contemporary look, making it look more expensive than what it actually is. My only minor quip is that the shelves are not very deep, forcing me to put my heavy receiver in the middle of the bottom shelf. Overall, the stand is worth every penny (especially with the free shipping from Crutchfield) and highly recommended.
Great TV Stand! Written By Rick, Raleigh, NC on Saturday, May 23, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) At first, I was unsure about glass shelving. But, when this arrived and I got it assembled, it was a very nice addition to the room. The mocha finish is almost a dark-medium cherry and perfectly complements the other furniture. The box had a little damage, but the contents were undamaged. Although moderately priced, it looks really expensive. I also purchased a Sony Home Theater System for my 46" Sony Bravia. This stand is the perfect match and the entire setup looks very expensive and is very functional. I still rate this unit as a 5 star, but I would like to see a rear center support with the cable holes and cover for a additional space to hide wiring and cables. Thanks again Crutchfield for a great product and super service! I hope this helps other shoppers as well.
Sanus NFV249 Written By michael, Fort Collins, CO on Saturday, March 21, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great stand, while the packaging looked like it had been through it and back( I thought for sure the glass was cracked) to my surprise everything was in great condition. Holds up my 42" Panasonic Plasma with no problems. I only wish the stand was a bit deeper as my Pioneer reciever barely fits, the plastic covers over the back are kind of flimsy and dont seem like they will last like the rest of the unit. But other than that, initial setup took me about 25 minutes by myself, it is really easy to put together. The cherry finish looks awesome and matches my Polk LSI great.
Sanus NFV249 Written By David, Ellington, Connecticut on Tuesday, December 23, 2008 I ordered this stand 12/20/08 and recieved it today, 12/23/08. I was not expecting it to be delivered until after Christmas, which was a very pleasant surprise! The packaging was in very good condition and nothing was broken. The furniture was so well packed that unless the box had been dropped from the truck, I doubt it would have been damaged anyway. I took an inventory of the parts and the box contained exactly what it should have. Assembly was very easy. I did it by myself in 45 minutes. This is a great looking stand. I was concerned about ordering the Mocha color, but it is beautiful - more like a dark Cherry finish. The quality is exceptional. It is an inexpensive stand that does not look cheap at all. It is sturdy enough for what it is designed for. It is lightweight structurally and the glass is where most of the weight is, but it is very solid and strong enough to hold my LCD and its many componants. I am extremely pleased with this purchase and feel I got a good value as well as a great looking and functional TV/ componant stand.
Worth the Money Written By Crawford, Western New York on Wednesday, December 03, 2008 I bought this stand almost three years ago and it's holding up very well. The assembly was a bit tricky[we needed a second person to hold the metal cross members still while the other one tightened them down], but it looks good and is very sturdy. The only complaint I have it that the little "pads" that are supposed to stick on between the frame and the glass like to slip out from between them as soon as any weight is put on the glass. At first I was worried this would cause the glass to break, but so far, so good [and I've even moved it once]. Well worth the money and a nice piece of furniture to boot.
Excellent, Detailed Review Written By Bruce, Orlando, Florida on Sunday, November 23, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We bought this, to match some component stereo cabinets, from 2003. Which we also purchased from Crutchfield, they were sitting beside our large projection. We upgraded to the Samsung 52" LN52A650 , which on its stand fits 99.99% perfect. The tv itself, hangs over a couple inches on each side but, the stand sits entirely on the glass with 8-10 inches on each side. The reason for the only 99.99% perfect is that they changed the screw covers on the front, from the 2003 component stereo stands. Other than that, its a complete match to the stereo cabinet models and is very strong and isn't going anywhere. If it holds up like the stereo component racks have done, this stand will be here for a very long time. The highth of the middle shelf, isn't as large as the bottom shelf so, my polk audio CS5 has to sit on the bottom shelf, which doesn't make for a great center channel experience, a great stand all around! Hope I've been able to help fellow shoppers!
good quality stand Written By Jason, Mantua, NJ on Saturday, November 08, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First of all the stand was shipped to my house in less than 48 hours from the time I ordered it. Not only was this more convienent than buying at my local store, but it was cheaper with the free shipping and no Jersey sales tax. The stand itself is very nice. The black finish seems very durable and it looks even better in person than it did in pictures on the site. Its not cheap mdf construction which is why it costs 329 vs 100-200 dollars. Well worth the money. Why put thousands of dollars of equipment on a cheap looking stand when you can show it off in style?
Nice Stand, Could Be Improved Written By Geary, Bethesda MD on Monday, October 06, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The packaging arrived in good condition, with only minor tears in the external cardboard. Checking parts before assembly disclosed several missing bolts. I called Sanus, and the SCR assured me they would send out replacements, but I never got them. Luckily, I have an excellent independent hardware store nearby and they had the proper metric bolts although in dark bronze rather than black - no problem, since the bolts are on the rear. Assembly is relatively easy. The topmost glass shelf had a slight nick on the front edge! However, I couldn't bear to send it back, so I just turned the glass upside down and the nick is less noticeable. Glass was packed incorrectly - I did not find any shard in the packing. The stand does NOT have leg levelers, which could be a problem on uneven floors. I anticipated the problem by buying plastic glides and washers that I could use to shim the gliders, but the washers were not needed. I used the gliders because the legs do not have any glides on them and I did not want to scratch my wood floor. They also add an additional 5/8" in height which is good. Two design issues: 1. The stand is too low. This is not a problem limited to Sanus, however. I don't understand why they make these stands so low. Even with my 50" plasma, the screen center is slightly below eye level - which most professionals and AV enthusiasts donot recommend. 2. the "cord raceways" could be improved-they are difficult to install.
Sanus NFV249 Written By Jeremy, Columbus, OH on Friday, September 12, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Like another reviewer, my first package arrived damaged from shipping, and Crutchfield took care of the situation immediately. The stand is beautiful, and very functional. The description says it will accommodate up to 46" TVs, but my Panasonic 50" plasma fits perfectly on top. I have purchased other Sanus HT products (their speaker stands are excellent too) and highly recommend them to anyone looking for good quality furniture that won't break the bank like some other expensive brands.
great shelf system Written By Lloyd, NYC on Saturday, July 26, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Crutchfield is great. First package arrived in damaged condition through no fault of Crutchfield. When I called they took care of the situation immediately and reshipped, no questions asked. Second package came 2 days later and was perfect. Shelves have to be built but was easy to do. I now have a 46" Samsung sitting on top of this very sturdy furniture. Highly recommended.


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Under the agreement, BG will supply state-owned Gujarat State Petroleum Corp., or GSPC, with up to 2.5 million metric tpy of LNG, concluding an initial agreement announced back in September 2011. Analysts estimate the 20-year gas contract could be worth around $20 billion.
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LONDON -- BG Group on Wednesday said it had completed its first substantial agreement for the long-term sale of liquefied natural gas to India, one of the world's most rapidly growing energy markets and a key customer for the super-cooled gas.
Under the agreement, BG will supply state-owned Gujarat State Petroleum Corp., or GSPC, with up to 2.5 million metric tpy of LNG, concluding an initial agreement announced in September 2011. Analysts estimate the 20-year contract could be worth around $20 billion.
The deal highlights BG's drive to focus on the exploration and production and LNG shipping and marketing side of its business as it exits transmission and distribution, regasification and power generation. The company has already divested some of those assets, including last year's sale of its stake in Brazilian gas distributor Comgas.
The deal also underscores the growing significance to major energy suppliers of India, where the International Energy Agency sees natural gas demand almost tripling to 178 billion cubic meters by 2025 from 64 bcm in 2010 under its base case scenario.
"We have been active in India for more than 15 years and it is a large and important market that we understand well. We expect the country to lie third among LNG importing countries by 2025, behind Japan and China," said BG chief executive Chris Finlayson.
Earlier this week, BG confirmed the natural gas resource and production potential in one of its offshore Tanzania fields and is in the process of selecting a site for an onshore LNG facility to export the gas.
Analysts say that East African countries such as Tanzania and Mozambique, locations of major recent gas discoveries, are well placed to serve growing energy demand in India, which is already ramping up LNG imports as demand from the power generation and other sectors outstrips domestic production.
Suppliers are already battling for the contracts with India. Last October, GAIL (India) clinched a 20-year deal to buy LNG from the Singapore unit of Russia's state-owned gas giant OAO Gazprom.
India currently imports about a quarter of its gas requirements. But if gas production doesn't increase faster, India may have to import as much as half its needs within a few years, analysts say. Indeed, several gas-fired power plants are already shuttered or operating below capacity due to a shortage of gas.
Under the terms of the deal signed with GSPC, BG will initially supply 1.25 million tpy of LNG beginning in 2015 and for up to 20 years, potentially increasing to 2.5 million tpy after two years.
GSPC will be supplied from BG's global LNG portfolio, which means the gas could come from any of a number of the company's projects, including giant developments in Australia.
"Our long-term agreement with GSPC adds another dimension to our global LNG portfolio with the addition of material new supplies to a fast growing market. We look forward to building our presence in the country," Mr. Finlayson said. Dow Jones Newswires
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If there's one word that has typified Dubai's appeal since it first arrived, flashing its platinum card, onto the international scene, it's luxury. And nowhere is this more prevalent than its hotels. While many of the city's developments may strive for claims to be the world's tallest or biggest, inside the hotels, the main aim is to offer guests the most wildly lavish and comfortable time imaginable. And if that's what you're after, Dubai sometimes can't be beaten. Simply put, the place is littered with five-star options, from international chains to more exclusive designer choices, by the beach, up an enormous tower, on a palm-shaped manmade island or sometimes even out among the camels in the desert. And, as the cranes might suggest, it's a city that is continuing to grow, with more hotels arriving almost on a weekly basis.
Sometimes, even global rankings aren't enough for Dubai. The city's most famous landmark, the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab off the coast, decided to hand itself an extra two awards, making it the world's only 7-star hotel.
As you might imagine, Dubai has never really featured in the itineraries of budget travelers. That said, while prices aren't particularly cheap, it is often relatively easy to pick up a decent price for what you're getting, with many airlines offering deals and hotels eager to keep occupancy rates higher during the off-peak seasons (June-September). Also, with tourism suffering during the height of the economic downturn, there were reports that the city was looking to repositioning itself away from that of luxury destination, towards something more affordable. Many hotels began reducing their prices and throwing in tempting extras, such as food vouchers or free access to some of Dubai's attractions.
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Depending on what you want to get out of Dubai, this is a important factor to take into account. The city isn't huge, so getting around (by taxi, mainly) isn't particularly time-consuming or expensive, but if you've come for a beach holiday you should only really consider the coastal options around the popular district of Jumeirah or towards the Dubai Marina. Most of these are facing out towards the Gulf and come with their own immaculately-kept beach.
Many of the city's cheaper hotels are situated in Deira. While this may be close to airport and certainly has its own charm, it's some distance from the main tourist hotspots and often features some monumental traffic jams. As such, if you're only visiting for a few days and want to take in the usual Dubai experience, it's probably best avoided.
There are also some great hotels in the new(ish) Downtown Burj Khalifa area, situated around the Burj Khalifa (aka, the world's tallest tower). It's not near the beach (although it's only a 20 minute taxi ride away), but is perfectly located for the vast Dubai Mall, a wide array of excellent eating options and, of course, one awe-inspiring structure.
Times of the year
Many of the hotels reduce their rates during the summer months, usually from July to the start of September. However, while the deals on offer might be great, it's important to note that the temperature can be pretty unfriendly during this time. It often touches on 50 degrees celsius and the humidity is very intense. Staying outside for long periods of time isn't really an option (just a few minutes can leave you sweating like never before) and most people simply move from one air-conditioned unit to another if they're in town during this period. There's also the holy month of Ramadan to consider, which sees much of the city - especially restaurants and bars - closed or with limited services during daylight hours. This year (2010) Ramadan begins on August 11 and will run for 30 days until September 9, but it changes each year and is definitely worth finding out about.
Service and tipping
In many of the 5-star hotels, the service can be sometimes overwhelming, with hordes of smiling staff seemingly only there to open doors for you and wish you a good day. Indeed, after a while, the choruses of 'Hello sir', 'Hello mam' or sometimes even 'Hello mamsir' (if they're not sure), can get slightly too much. But despite such excessive helpfulness, the tipping culture doesn't match. While a few dirhams here and there would obviously be greeted warmly, it's not the same as elsewhere in the world and you won't receive a scowl if you choose not to.
There is a total of 20% extra for service tax and municipality fees, which is usually included on the final bill or upfront if you're paying online.
While it's easy to simply list Dubai's luxury hotels and resorts, sometimes this doesn't really cater to all needs or price-ranges. I've tried to pick a good mix from Dubai's top-end hotels and the more budget options, and a geographical spread that should accommodate all purposes of travel, be it beach, business, dining, shopping or just a weekend stopover.
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October 6, 2005 The DARPA Grand Challenge National Qualification Event (NQE) Is finished and 23 robotic vehicles have been selected to compete in the Grand Challenge final event this coming Saturday, October 8, in the Mojave Desert near Primm, Nevada. The finalists will traverse a rugged desert course that features lakebeds, narrow desert roads, tight turns, tunnels, gateways and treacherous mountain passes. The actual course will not be revealed to teams until two hours before the event begins at approximately 6:30 a.m. (PDT). The team whose vehicle traverses the entire course the fastest in under ten hours will win US $2 million. Dan Christian attended the NQE and filed this report. Dan will also be reporting for Gizmag from what promises to be one of the most significant automotive races in history.
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Earth Day is time to revisit environmental issues
The original Earth Day on April 22, 1970, billed as "The First National Environmental Teach-In," came about with the mounting concern that the global environment was slowly being disassembled. Humans were consuming natural resources faster than the planet could renew them and future sustainability of life on the planet, as it was then known, was questionable.
Rapid population growth, disappearance of plant and animal species, and air and water pollution were combining to bring mounting pressure on the environment.
Human population in 1970 was 3.5 billion. The "Zero Population Growth" movement was expected to slow down growth. It didn't work. Now, on the 43rd Earth Day, world population is 7 billion and growing by 80 million a year, the equivalent of twice the population of California.
Then as now, species extinction and loss of biodiversity were caused largely by loss of habitat, a result of human encroachment on open space by urbanization and expanding agriculture necessary to feed the growing population. Loss of species was addressed in 1987 when the California Department of Fish and Game released a report on native species listed as threatened or endangered and those likely to meet listing criteria. The result: mammals, 33 percent; birds, 23 percent; reptiles, 31 percent; amphibians, 40 percent; and fish, 41 percent.
Air pollution in 1970 was mostly about smog over large cities. However, some atmospheric scientists were beginning to be aware of human-generated CO2 and other gases in the atmosphere as possibly having an effect on the planet's climate. Forty years later, we realize that climate change is the single most threatening environmental problem facing all humans.
One scientist who was aware early on is James Hansen, the director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies. Hansen created the world's first climate models more than 30 years ago and he has used them to predict most of what has happened to the climate since then. In 1981 he published a paper in Science Magazine that predicted correctly that the 1980s would be unusually warm and that the 1990s would be even warmer.
In a December 2008 letter to Barack and Michelle Obama, Hansen said, "A stark scientific conclusion, that we must reduce greenhouses below present amounts to preserve nature and humanity, has become clear. It is still feasible to avert climate disasters, but only if policies are consistent with what science indicates to be required."
Atmospheric scientists use the acronym DAI, meaning dangerous anthropogenic interference, to represent the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, expressed as ppm (parts per million) to indicate the threshold beyond which climate change will be largely irreversible. Many in the scientific community believe that DAI is around 450 ppm of CO2. Hansen believes that 350 ppm is dangerous. The most recent measurement is 385 ppm.
Since 2000, with a few exceptions, each year has been warmer than the preceding one. Last year the U.S. was the hottest it has ever been in the 118 years that records have been kept. The recent intense storms in the northeast U.S. and in other parts of the world are believed to have been influenced by climate change.
Polar sea ice, as well as ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica, are rapidly melting. According to an April 2010 article in National Geographic, glacial ice on the Tibetan Plateau and adjacent Himalaya mountains is also melting rapidly. This ice is the source of Asia's largest rivers, the Yangtze, the Yellow, the Mekong and the Ganges, which together supply fresh water to 2 billion people, one-third of the world's population.
Closer to home, in 2003, major infestations of the pine engraver bark beetle have killed millions of pinyon pine trees in the American southwest. In recent decades similar outbreaks of the spruce bark beetle have decimated 4 million acres of Alaskan boreal forest. And the mountain pine beetle has been attacking lodgepole pine in Montana, Colorado, Wyoming and British Columbia.
Bark beetle outbreaks are not new in western conifer forests, but the severity of these outbreaks is alarming and believed to be caused at least in part by drought-stressed trees and warmer, longer summers advantageous to the beetles.
Trees killed by bark beetles slowly release CO2 as they decay. When burned, they release CO2 much faster, adding to greenhouse gas concentrations, which cause warmer summers and drought conditions, which in turn encourage beetles, etc. This is an example of what ecologists call a "positive feedback loop."
Even closer to home, conifer forests in the Sierra, already unnaturally dense resulting from past management practices and 100 years of fire exclusion, are becoming more vulnerable to warmer weather and drought conditions resulting in the potential for more intense forest fires. Local problems can be addressed locally. Forests can be thinned to reduce vulnerability to fire and insects.
However, worldwide climate problems will require worldwide solutions involving all nations on the planet. The international cooperation necessary to halt climate change may be mankind's greatest challenge.


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Detroit right-hander has six quality starts in last seven outings
All of a sudden, the Tigers are no longer sitting atop the American League Central and the Blue Jays are back at .500.
Toronto's 8-3 win over Detroit on Monday moved the Blue Jays to 41-41 -- still last in the AL East -- and pushed the Tigers to 43-38 -- a half-game back of the Indians in the AL Central. It's the first time since May 23 Detroit hasn't been in first place.
That's not to say, of course, that anyone's going to start taking Detroit lightly, as it heads into Tuesday night's game at Rogers Centre, the second of a four-game set in Canada.
"There's some pretty good hitters that you have to get out," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said of the Tigers. "They have some proven big league hitters that have always been big run producers, so you figure you have to score. You figure it's going to be that kind of series. We have to score some runs I would think."
The key for Toronto on Tuesday will be getting to Detroit right-hander Doug Fister, which has been no easy task for the Blue Jays since he joined the Tigers. Fister has delivered eight innings of one-run ball in each of his two starts against Toronto, the first coming last July at Rogers Centre, the second on April 11 at Comerica Park. Only one of the 15 hits he's allowed over those two outings went for extra bases.
There's no doubt the Tigers, who have lost six of their last seven, could use a similar outing from Fister on Tuesday given their starters' recent bout of early exits.
Fister would seem to be the man for the job, as he's put together quality starts in six of his last seven outings, even if he only has one win to show for it.
The Blue Jays will start right-hander Chien-Ming Wang, who's coming off a rough outing against the Red Sox, giving up seven runs in only 1 2/3 innings. It won't get any easier on Tuesday, as he'll be tasked with keeping Detroit's star-studded lineup in check.
"They're good -- defending American League champs," Gibbons said. "You look at the depth of their starting rotation, they come at you with some of the best pitchers in the game, and they have a tremendous offense.
"You try to go toe-for-toe with them, you definitely have to match them on the mound. But the key, in a lot of ways, to beating this team is you have to keep [Austin] Jackson and [Torii] Hunter off base before you get to [Miguel] Cabrera, [Prince] Fielder and [Victor] Martinez. Top to bottom, they're loaded with good hitters, so it's not going to be easy, that's for sure."
Tigers: Avila activated off DL
The Tigers activated catcher Alex Avila from the 15-day disabled list following Monday's game, ending his rehab assignment with Triple-A Toledo after it took a more positive turn. Avila was 8-for-25 over his last six games for the Mud Hens, easing concerns about his right forearm bruise and his ability to hit when he returns to the Tigers' lineup.
Detroit optioned catcher Bryan Holaday to make room for Avila on the active roster.
• Anibal Sanchez could be making his next start for the Tigers, most likely in Cleveland on Saturday. Sanchez stayed behind in Florida when the Tigers flew north on Sunday and was scheduled to make a rehab start Monday in Lakeland, building up his endurance by throwing about 60 pitches or so with the hope that he'll be ready the next time his spot in the rotation comes up.
Blue Jays: Encarnacion fighting injuries
Edwin Encarnacion was a late scratch from the Jays' lineup on Monday due to a sore left hamstring. He was initially listed at designated hitter, batting third, but was taken out of the lineup about 30 minutes before the game began.
In addition to the sore hamstring, Encarnacion has been dealing with a sore wrist "for a few days," Gibbons said, but he hadn't been sidelined by either injury until Monday.
• Adam Lind was also too banged up to play on Monday, as he's battling soreness in his back. Mark DeRosa, who's playing through a sore neck himself, wound up starting at first base, and he hit a three-run homer. Toronto hasn't needed to make a roster move despite a short bench, but that could change if Encarnacion, Lind or DeRosa need more time off. Lind was hopeful he could avoid the disabled list.
"Right now, hopefully it's just a couple days," he said. "I came out of the game so it would only be a couple days instead of trying to play through it and turn it into a month. That's the reason."
Worth noting
• The Tigers have been outscored, 42-26, over their past seven games.
• With Monday's victory, Toronto has won seven straight and 11 of its last 13 games at home.
Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Very nicely fleshed-out story with great characters and just enough romance. There were even a couple of twists I wasn't expecting. I was very pleasantly surprised and will look for more from this author.
Another great chapter in the Maiden Lane series. The male lead of the book is hot, hot, hot!
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I really loved Sedric as a secondary character in the first book of this series and couldn't wait to read his story in this book. OC has a way of making these characters come to life that is entertaining and flat-out sexy! I love a hot book just as much as the next person but there were almost too many sex scenes in this one with overblown (no pun intended) descriptions. My only criticism for OC is that she learn to liberally sprinkle the book with hot scenes rather than saturate it. But the narrator is FANTASTIC!
"Welcome Change of Plot"
The behind-the-scenes look in the music industry was a welcome change in storyline from the cookie cutter romance stories. I love that every character in the story was flawed in some way which made them believable and interesting. So much better than the "perfect people finding each other" that is the basis of most romances. Mix that with laugh-out-loud humor and scorching heat between the sheets (or any other available location) and you have a winner. Looking forward to other stories in the series.
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I love AS's "House of Rohan" and "Ice"series so I gave this a try. Not that great. The two main characters would never be attracted to each other or be together in anything but a romance novel. I kept reading because at least Griffin was sexy with his obnoxiousness. Sophie was just plain obnoxious and irritating. The story was predictable and disappointing.
I have been bored to tears by the generic story plots with romance novels so I liked the fact that this book was a bit different. But the narration is about the worse I have ever suffered through! Too bad, because the story itself is humorous, if a little hokey.
This book is quite a step up from Nora's last couple of trilogies and is worthy of her reputation. The story is original, the characters are well-developed and likable, and its nicely balanced with humor and heat. The narrator would not have been my first choice (Susan Ericksen would have rocked it!) but she did an adequate enough job that it didn't detract from the enjoyment of the story. Thanks, Nora, for giving the people (your fans) what they want!
"Oldie but Goodie!"
I read this book years ago when it was first released and am now delighted it finally came out in unabridged audio! This story encompasses all the elements of a great read without having to rely on the trendy gimicks of most books today. The storyline, humor and just the right amount of heat makes this one of my LH favorites.
"No Stars Had it Not Been for the Narrator!"
I wasn't drawn to this book for the story as much as I was the narrator. Phil Gigante is magic! He did an excellent job protraying Kilraven, turing an otherwise disagreeable and sometimes downright unlikable character into someone who was occationallly hot and sexy!
I often tire of Diana Palmer's archaic way of protraying the male-female dynamic (which was
ridiculous and often insulting in this story), and I know I would not have finished listening to this book had it not been for my appreciation for Phil Gigante's work. Catch him in the "Highlander" series by Karen Marie Moning. What he does to a Scottish accent is sinfuly delicious!
"Interesting Read"
I reallly liked the character development in this book for the most part, although I think Jane's issues were drawn out a little more than necessary. The book dealt with some pretty serious family issues with a realism that drew me in and held my interest. I'm used to Julia London's regency era novels, and experiencing her writing in a contemporaty setting was a nice change of pace. This story is definitely credit worthy.
"Good Story... Bad Narrator!"
I agree with the other reviewers that this was a good story, albeit a little predictible. However, the narrator was simply atrocious! She had no idea how to differentiate between characters, so Marco frequently came off sounding like a whinny girl rather than a hot, Latin hunk. She occasionally tried to incorporate a couple of accents (British and Spanish), but they were even worse than her regular voice! If the narrator either makes or breaks the story for you, definitely go for this book in print. It is a shame that the screening process for audio-book narrators does not weed out people who have neither the talent nor the voice for the job.


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Laura Geller is the namesake line of a New York City makeup artist who appears regularly on QVC, where her line stirs intense curiosity—at least based on the number of requests we routinely receive to review it. Geller's line also has rolled out to several Sephora stores, a business development that has brought in droves of questions from women who don't watch QVC or shop its Web site. No matter: They all want to know if Geller's products deliver the goods and are a cut above the rest.
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There are some worthwhile products in Geller's line, but even most of those suffer from being overpriced considering what you get. If there weren't similar products available elsewhere for less money, the splurge might be worth it, but in total, that's not the case.
We found it contradictory and downright ludicrous that Geller eschews parabens preservatives and has jumped on the "mineral oil is a no-no" bandwagon, even though dozens of her products contain parabens, and a few also contain mineral oil. If you're going to denigrate ingredients on television, the least you can do is make sure you're not using them in your own products!
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According to the spoilers this image is on manga 442. Past and Present.
Originally Posted by katzan According to the spoilers this image is on manga 442. Past and Present. i have to post 10 times to see the image so here goes post 4 post 5 post6 post7 i dont think this is working
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dotz i only gt 3 including tis
n I got more
Nagato is red-haired?
1st post.. nine more to go..
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.................................................. ........................................ it seems i'm quite desperate to view the image.. lol
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thats well cool nagato red hair
Originally Posted by JustMyself Nagato is red-haired? Just as Karin, if you look at an old manga cover.
looks cool
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Nagato with has red hair:confused: damn
Originally Posted by Renegade87 Nagato with has red hair:confused: damn Yep, that's why I hate black and white manga. When I saw the colored version of the manga where he appeared for the first time, they made him black haired... lol, now they'll need to rework this.
WTF nagato with RED HAIR? what is that? how gay.. and isnt suposed nagato(darkside) to be like sasuke(darkside) and yahiko like naruto? i know both of them want peace and were tought by jiraya but..
It must be that Nagato isnt so "dark" ... hes just being used, and hair is red
To all naruto fans nagato hair is black(the real one)the others with red are some machine or justsu nagato cna control
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Originally Posted by dragondahaka first post Yea...Welcome But please post something more than "first post" next time =)
Nagato is a ginger no wonder he has problems (jk) Thank you! Naruto and Sasuke look all pissed and serious.
konan didnt changed at all:D
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