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Book your room at Royal Solaris Cancun Resort Marina & Spa - All Inclusive
Deluxe Lagoon RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Deluxe Room, Ocean ViewMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Deluxe Room, Jetted Tub, Ocean ViewMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Beachfront all-inclusive resort with kids club, mini-water park, and children's menus
Beach, near Mayan ruins
Beautifully nestled between the Caribbean Sea and the Nichupté Lagoon in the less-crowded southern end of Cancún, Royal Solaris Cancún is within 2 km (1.25 mi) of the El Rey Mayan ruins and Wet'n Wild waterpark
All-Inclusive resort
Room rates include unlimited food and drink at 3 restaurants and 2 bars, as well as use of facilities including a pool complex, a Kids' Club with mini water park, daily activities, and nightly entertainment
Rooms with scenic views
The Royal Solaris' air-conditioned rooms offer full ocean view or sunset- lagoon view. All rooms also have satellite TVs, wireless internet, in room safety boxes and clock radios with CD playersInformation missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
All-Inclusive Details
This resort is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Gratuities and taxes are included.
Food and beverages
- All meals, snacks, and beverages included
- Room service during certain hours
Activities and facilities/equipment
All non-motorized water sports, land activities, and use of recreational facilities and equipment are included.
Land activities
- Bicycling
- Fitness facilities
- Soccer
- Volleyball
- Aerobics
- Cooking
- Dancing
- Language
- Water fitness
- Yoga
Kids' club
- Open from 9 AM until 6 PM
- Onsite live performances
- Theme parties
Other inclusions
- Shuttle service to offsite activities
Not included
- Motorized water sports
- Premium or imported alcoholic beverages
- Airport transfers
- Childcare
- Laundry/dry cleaning services
- Spa/beauty facilities and services
- Wireless Internet access
- Activities and services offered by independent operators
- Offsite tours
Hotel Amenities
VIKS, the hotel Kids Club, offers a 6,324-square-foot recreation area for children. Supervised activities include video games, arts and crafts, and painting lessons. The mini water park features The Arch, a themed aquatic area with elephants, gorillas, zebras, rhinoceroses, hippopotamuses, giraffes, and a children's pool and three waterslides.
Daily adult activities include pool aerobics, bingo, contests, fashion shows, cooking lessons, and athletic competitions. Nightly entertainment shows such as Mexican night and Latino night are produced by the resort's activities/entertainment staff in an air-conditioned theater.
After-dark activities also include complimentary one-way transportation to the nightlife area of Cancun.
300-square-meter health-and-beauty spa features separate steam rooms for men and women. Spa services include massage, body wraps and scrubs, hydrotherapy, and facials. Waxing and hair/nail care are provided by the beauty salon. Open-air massage and hair braiding are offered as well. (Surcharge for all spa treatments, beauty services, and hair braiding.) An air-conditioned fitness center with mirrored walls contains cardio and weight machines as well as free weights.
Within the resort are jewelry, clothing and gift/sundries shops. The resort purifies its water.
Guests staying at the Royal Solaris Cancun are entitled to enjoy the facilities, restaurants and bars of the hotel even before check-in or after check-out time.
- Marina on site
- Outdoor pool
- Poolside bar
- Swim-up bar
- Children's pool
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Total number of rooms - 300
- Number of floors - 8
- Hair salon
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Television in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Wedding services
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Tours/ticket assistance
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- One meeting room
- Express check-in
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Shopping on site
- Health club
- Garden
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Number of restaurants - 4
- 24-hour business center
- Conference center
- Beach towels
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Children's club (free)
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Playground on site
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 247 MXN per day )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( 247 MXN per day )
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Climate control
- Free bottled water
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
Where to Eat
Las Fuentes - Expansive, linen-service, two-level, air-conditioned restaurant with window walls overlooking pool and sea. Breakfast buffet daily with Mexican dishes, waffles, and omelets made to order. It serves also a different daily buffet for dinner: Italian, Mexican, Caribbean, International, Grill and the Gala buffet. Reservations not required.
Rosmarinus - Located near the recently renovated main pool area. This restaurant serves lunch buffet featuring traditional Mexican palapa roof. Depending on the season and operational needs, it might serve a la carte dining with four Mexican specialties: By Mexican Region, Gourmet, Typical and Fajitas. Reservations not required.
Sample menu for Mexican Gourmet dinner
• Color´s Salad with "Cenizo" Cheese Pearls
• Salmon Tart with Chipotle Chilli Cream
• Seafood Enchiladas
• Fresh Tuna Fish with Pumpkin Puree
Soup and Cream
• Mushrooms Mexican Soup
• Pumpkin and Bell Pepper Double Cream Soup
Main Entrees
• Sea Scalops and shrimps
• Grouper Fish Filet with Mexican aromatic herbs
• Chicken Breast "Quetzal Style"
Marco Polo
Menu: a la carte. World delights, Fusion Cuisine, Italian, French and International | Open from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. | Dress code: Formal attire (no shorts, swimming suits or flip-flops). | No reservations needed. | Non-Smoking Policy.
Sample Menu for World Delights dinner
• Polynesian Salad
• Middle East Salad
• Madagascar Salad
• Amazon Tower
• Peninsula Octopus
Soup and Cream
• Venetian Cream
• Champs Elysees Consome
Main Entrees
• Rib Eyed Steak, Veal or Chicken Breast
Suggested sauces: Pepper, Mushrooms, Blue cheese, Pomodoro and Mustard.
• Salmon Steak, Red Snapper or Shrimp
Suggested Sauces: Capers, Saffron, Garlic, Thermidor, Pomodoro and Pepper.
• Spaghetti
Suggested Sauces: Saffron, Mushrooms, Blue Cheese and Pomodoro.
• Raspberry Explosion
• Mexican Chocolate Pyramid
• Mango Delight
• World Fruit Cambur
Enjoy delicious homemade pizzas including vegetarian and classic flavors. Menu is available or creates your own pizza with our assorted toppings.
Opens daily from 12 pm to 6 pm.
Snack Bar
Serve snack foods such as burgers, sandwiches, pizza, guacamole, quesadillas and others from mid-morning to late afternoon daily.
Pool and Swim Up Bar
All-inclusive bar, drinks and cocktails
**Our hotels offers special menu choices for vegetarians, diabetics and gluten-free diets. Feel free to ask our waiters
for the special hotel menu.
Sample Menu for Vegetarian
• Sicilian Lasagne
• Florentine cheese crepes
• Ratatouille with Fried Tortilla
• Mediterranee Mushrooms
Sample Menu for Diabetics
• Roasted Sirloin a la pampa
• Rochelle Fish Fillet
• Valladolid Chicken Breast
Sample Menu for Gluten Free
• Bacalar Grilled Salmon
• Modena Medal...
After a day full of activities or relaxation, Royal Solaris Cancun presents nightly shows as follows:
• Mexican Show
• Masquerade
• Latino Music
• Love city
• 20s show
• Mimic show
• Broadway
Enjoy Live Music at the lobby bar at night. Night after night you can visit world-famous Night Clubs such Sr Frogs, The City, Palazzo, Coco Bongo, Mandala and Sweet! Departures are at 10:30 pm every night and weekly free dinner at Sr. Frog's (drinks for a fee)Transportation one way.
Nearby Things to Do
The majority of recreational activities and facilities described below are included in the room rate for this Royal Solaris (scroll up to the All-Inclusive details section for more information). Non-stop activities at this resort include a range of water and land sports as well as pool games, swimming contests, the Miss and Mr. Solaris contest, Perfect Couples contest, fashion shows, and bingo.
Plus, there are lessons in Spanish and Latin dance as well as aerobic and other exercise sessions. Younger guests stay busy with their own Kids' Club which offers supervised activities such as video games, arts and crafts, and painting classes.
Hotel staff can arrange other activities such as scuba diving certification courses and scuba trips, parasailing, sport fishing, and waterskiing. Two 18-hole golf courses are within 13 km (8 miles). Pok-Ta-Pok, 13.5 km (8 miles) away was designed by Robert Trent Jones and runs along the Hotel Zone, between Blvd Kukulcan and the Nichupte Lagoon. Hilton Cancún Golf Club is 3.5 km (2 miles) away. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Free bicycles on site
- Aerobics on site
- Kayaking on site
- Playground on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Windsurfing on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Beach volleyball on site
- Beach yoga on site
Spa Services
At the Royal Solaris Cancun Resort, Marina & Spa, guests will be pampered with aromatherapy treatments, beauty services, body scrubs and wraps, facial treatments, hydrotherapy, manicures and pedicures, as well as massages.
- Hot stone massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Swedish massage
- Sports massage
- Outdoor treatment areas
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free rollaway/extra beds!
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21 years old.
Hurricane Policy: If a hurricane strikes during the stay and causes the hotel to interrupt full operations for 24 hours, the hotel will offer a certificate for a return stay at the same resort for the same number of nights as the original stay. Other restrictions may apply.
The hotel advises that room view requests made during booking are subject to availability at check-in.
- Resort fee
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: MXN 247 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: MXN 247 per day (rates may vary)
We should mention
A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Kids Stay and Eat Free 2015
Book a stay in a valid room and rate category now - May 31, 2015 for travel April 12 - July 5 and August 9 - December 20, 2015 and receive the following:
- Up to 2 children stay free when sharing their parent's room and using existing bedding
- Up to 2 children receive complimentary meals when sharing a room with at least 2 adults
Clothing Donation Program
Guests can bring a clean item of clothing in good condition to the front desk during their stay and the hotel will deliver the clothing to local families in need.
Wedding Offer
Book a minimum 40-night stay total for your wedding party in any room type(s) or rate categories, now-December 20, 2015 for travel September 1-December 20, 2015, and receive the following:
- Wedding coordinator services
- VIP check-in for couple
- Welcome drink for couple
- Bottle of sparkling wine in room
- Bathrobes and slippers in room
- Internet access card for one day for bride and groom (basic service)
- Special wedding location for ceremony (based on weather and hotel availability)
- Location set-up (decorated chairs)
- Bridal bouquet and groom boutonniere
- Sparkling wine for toast after the ceremony (3-bottle limit)
- Wedding cake with special decoration (for 20 persons)
- 20% discount at Solaris spa for bride and groom (not including promotions or packages)
- Late check-out until 6PM for the bride and groom upon request (subject to availability)
- Dinner reservation in one of the on-site restaurants (10-guest limit)
Turtle Season Offer
Book a stay in any rate category for travel over Turtle Season (July-October 2015) and receive the following:
- Participation in turtle release
American Independence Day Offer
Book a stay in any rate category for travel over July 4, 2015 and receive the following:
- BBQ feast
- Buffet dinner at Las Fuentes
Fathers' Day Offer
Book a stay in any rate category for travel over June 17, 2015 and receive the following:
- Buffet at Las Fuentes restaurant
USD 80 Resort Credit Promotion
Book a minimum 4-night stay in a qualifying room category now - June 30, 2015 for travel April 12 - July 5 and August 9 - December 20, 2015 and receive USD 80 in resort coupons at check-in, which can be applied as follows:
- USD 30 toward a romantic dinner on the beach
- USD 15 towards room upgrade (reflected at time of booking)
- USD 10 toward Internet access
- USD 10 toward laundry services
- USD 15 toward phone calls


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One by one, in a sepulchral New Orleans Hornets locker room, the team's veteran core walked grim-faced out of the training room: Jason Smith, Ryan Anderson, Robin Lopez Greivis Vasquez, Roger Mason Jr.
Behind closed doors, the five discussed what had transpired on the New Orleans Arena floor, a disheartening 100-79 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, the second drubbing by the defending Western Conference champions in the last two weeks, and the second occasion this week where the Hornets felt as though they had put up little resistance to an opponent.
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I mean, what's to talk about really? You lose to (arguably) the best team in the Western Conference without your best two players on a night where you shoot very poorly.
Obviously the players want to win, but perhaps expectations are a little too high given the circumstances?
I think this is a great thing. The real troopers on a team are the ones who can lead and stick by this team, win or lose.
"Its important to us to bring in good people, people who can fit in the locker room and people you want to root and cheer for. People that want to win. Were trying to build for the long haul. -Dell Demps
what veterans?
seriously, i was there tonight and it was a pretty awful showing, but nobody in that arena was too down about it. as noted above, playing without your best 2 players against that kind of talent.... we were just overmatched, pure and simple. throw in poor shooting and yikes.
that said - I have to admit, I'm getting more & more pessimistic about austin rivers. just don't see how he fits. Not a good enough ball handler to be a starting PG, and not a good enough shooter to be our starting SG. He can develop into pretty good depth... but that's pretty costly depth. hope i'm wrong.
sorry for the detour into riversland, feel free to ignore.
You don't have to be the best player on the team to be the leader.
If you Jimmer it, they will come.
So, they didn't even invite the younger players? Am I getting this correct?
Vasquez is almost 4 years older. Same amount of NBA years though.
Vasquez has playoff experience. Aminu still hasn't established himself/
Pretty weird. I wonder what they even talked about?
Maybe the meeting was for players 24 and up. Who knows? None of us know why he was excluded.
My bad bro, just joking.
But it seems like it was the leaders of the team meeting up, and Al still acts young.
This is getting even better, some of these guys are delusional and don't understand their limitations. I hope it makes them feel better, but probably will make them feel worse when it doesn't help.
At least we know that Monty hasn't lost the team. What ever he's selling, there still buying. If they really feel like they need to have a meeting about effort, i'm all for that. But if the meeting is about them believing they're a talented team as presently constructed, from top to bottom, and they should have a more wins than losses, then all of those "veterans" are crazy.
A quarter of this team shouldn't be on an NBA roster and if wasn't for the Hornets wouldn't be, this season. Another quarter though talented, are still in diapers and are learning on the job, but being held back by the other guys' lack of talent.
We've barely had Anthony Davis and never had Eric Gordon, it's about time we stop including them as a reason for losing. Eric Gordon hasn't really practiced with this team, didn't go on the bonding mission and has't played a minute in one win or one loss.
The reason we're losing has nothing to do with youth, because they're two guys barely out of they're teens that skew the whole age issue.
Everybody else with the exception of Darius Miller is either over 25 or has multiple NBA seasons under their belt and is technically considered a veteran by league standards.
It's a talent issue, It's these Monty-lite guys. These underdog type with out much talent that Monty has a soft spot for are the problem. This is the same coach that wouldn't give Marcus Thornton any playing time, barely gave Q-Pon minutes and got rid of Darren Collison before that, but he's telling Brian Roberts to shoot more.
So basically he's saying don't set up the offense or complete the pick and roll/pop.
Every time you get freed up shoot don't pass it to the open guy, Well that's the game he's been playing, so Monty wants to see more of that. A guy that requires picks/screen to get open to shoot, already is going to take more shots out of the flow of the game and away from guys like Ryno, Darius Miller and Austin Rivers.
Lance Thomas is another end of the bench guy who should never see the court, you're wasting minutes on him, he looks like the guy at the local court that everybody is scared of when he's guarding them and you get out of his way when he drives to the rim or he's rebounding because you're going to get kneed or elbowed.
He looks clownish when he's trying to put the ball in the whole, getting blocked by the net or the rim or himself. He's a young Ryan Bowen and Ryan Bowen never left the bench until the game was decided, did you ever see Ryan Bowen in a Hornets Advertisement(corrected).
You give anybody in the NBA minutes, a license to shoot and open looks and they're going to make some shots. The fact is that the bottom of this roster should be ever changing, this year and maybe next. You should be looking for young talent all over the place, "reclamation" projects.
Those former first round picks that were drafted by bad teams with poor coaching and given up on, even if there still on the roster of a team. If they have talent, they're young and can be had for cheap, go get them. Those guys we're giving minutes to right now will not get any better and are not apart of our future. They are not talented enough to develop and not good enough to win with. So why are we trying to actually win games with them?
This isn't about EG or AD at all or making a trade for a starting PG or SF, it's about the rest of the guys. Right now we have an Elite 3pt shooter at PF to go with AFA,AR,DM,RL and i'm going to add GV, and again if you can't see that he's a back up in this league you're on another planet.
The rest of those spots should be constantly changing, we should be trying to discover and develop NBA quality talent. And of that previously mentioned group, all are currently roll players to various degrees, someone may become a legitimate starter, but most will be backups, hopefully really good ones.
If you're really trying to develop guys, thats where most of your minutes should go, if you're trying to Win while doing so, you need to clean up the bottom of your roster and add more talent to help you compete and those guys can push the current crop of youngsters on a daily and game to game basis.
Those Vets minus Ryno are apart of the problem, they don't know their limitations.
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As the enthusiasm fades, HunnyB has to take things into her own hands.
At least we get to watch our future point guard tonight.
Call me crazy but i feel a W coming tonight!!! Lets get it!
What's the over/under on attendance tonight. I say 4k people actually in the arena. Frickin pathetic
Dunleavy has been on fire lately off the bench for them. We are really bad at defending the 3 ball. We need to get to the line more too. Hopefully tonight that will change and we should have a chance at winning.
I hope to see a much better defensive game, and Anderson get his shot back. I think the Hornets match up well with the Bucks tonight, and the Hornets have won 11 of the last 13 games vs Bucks. I think they take this one and get their confidence back just in time to catch a slumping Lakers team in the Hive on Wed.
I am very anxious awaiting this game. I have a good feeling about this game ( i have a good feeling for every game )..I really hope vasquez has been reading these threads and comes out and plays lights out lol
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This is a very winnable game. I expect our "vets" to play at a high level tonight.
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I would have been thrilled with the second. Still very happy with number 3.
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The Town of Chapmanville hosted Mrs. Pritchard's Chapmanville Middle School 8th grade class for a community service project Thursday at 1 p.m. The students performed a mock council meeting in the council chambers at the Chapmanville Municipal Building.
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Northside outplayed overmatched Mattamuskeet 73-6, but the Monarchs did it as nicely as possible, coach Bob Eason said.
"Obviously it was a mismatch, but I thought it was a game played for the right reasons. The love of the game," Eason said.
Northside improved to 2-2 entering next week's nonconference game at two-time defending state 3-A champion Havelock. Mattamuskeet fell to 0-4.
Eason credited Mattamuskeet for playing hard, despite never being in the game. He also praised both teams for their sportsmanship and for staying competitive well after the game was decided, and it was decided early.
Northside flew to a 21-0 lead with nearly 4 minutes left in the first quarter. Josh Cabrera scored his third receiving touchdown on fourth and goal from the Mattamuskeet 26-yard line. Already up 14-0, Northside took a chance on a long fourth down and threw a deep wheel route to the standout receiver for the score.
"I knew it was fourth down, but I wasn't really thinking about it," said Cabrera of the touchdown.
The score characterized the Monarchs' total control. It also marked the third passing touchdown of the first quarter, a quarter that consisted of eleven offensive plays. All eleven plays were passes.
"Looking at their numbers, we knew they would wear down," Eason said of the Lakers. "We thought the first quarter would be a good time to work on some things.
Sophomore quarterback Jake Erickson was 5 of 11 for 116 yards passing, all in the first quarter. Erickson hooked up with Cabrera for three scores on the game's first three possessions. The lefty signal-caller was pleased with the amount of throws.
"Usually we're a little more balanced, both running and passing," Erickson said. "The coaches called great plays and we executed. I liked getting to throw the ball that much."
Erickson was also pleased with the efforts of his two primary targets, Cabrera and senior receiver Matthew Pinto.
"They get open and I just have to get them the ball," Erickson said.
The Northside defense matched the offensive effort. The Lakers finished with minus 27 yards rushing and had five turnovers. Among those five turnovers, two translated into Monarch scores.
Cabrera intercepted a Sharvonte Williams pass at the beginning of the second quarter and used the offensive skills Monarch fans have become familiar with to return the pick 80 yards to increase the home team's lead to 28-0.
"We try to use our guys' skills on offense to help us out on defense," said defensive secondary coach Dustin Johns. "Cabrera is a great receiver and defensive back. We want to use those skills on the other side of the ball to help out on 'D.'"
Junior Kirtlon Sanders' 60-yard interception return in the fourth quarter was the second defensive touchdown for Northside.
"We pride ourselves on having the most picks in the county," Johns said. "We haven't really gotten going yet this season, but tonight was a good start."
With a 42-0 halftime lead, Eason said he looked for an opportunity to both limit his team's offensive output, but also get his reserves some needed experience. Those reserves played the entire second half. They also helped in four more Northside scores.
The Monarchs consistently ran dive plays in an attempt to consume the second-half clock. Despite the conservative play calling, junior Autray Taylor rushed for touchdowns of 5 and 25 yards. Sophomore Christian Gordon scored on a run from 26 yards and senior Justin Gordon contributed the final touchdown with a run of 26 yards.
Mattamuskeet 0 0 6 0 — 6
Northside 21 21 19 12 — 73
First Quarter
N- Cabrera 17 pass from Erickson (Eason kick) 9:30
N- Cabrera 10 pass from Erickson (Eason kick) 6:43
N- Cabrera 26 pass from Erickson (Eason kick) 3:59
Second Quarter
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Third Quarter
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M- Rowe 3 fumble recovery (conversion failed) 9:46
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Fourth Quarter
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First downs 6 13
Rushes-yards 13-(-27) 13-200
Passing 74 116
Comp-Att-Int 8-24-3 11-116-0
Return Yards 23 78
Punts-Avg. 4-34.5 0-0.0
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0
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RUSHING—M: Mooney 2-(-2), Briggs 2-(-8), Betts 2-(-8), McCabe 1-2, Williams 3-0 . H: Taylor 7-58, Kh. Kurry 1-15, Rockson 2-21, J. Gordon 2-80, C. Gordon 1-26.
PASSING—M: Briggs 1-3-1-7, Williams 3-11-2-67 . N: Erickson 5-11-0-116.
RECEIVING—M: Sadler 3-22, McCabe 2-49 . N: Cabrera 4-83, Pinto 2-33.


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Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers made their triumphant return to Europe Thursday night, rocking a sold-out show at Dublin's O2 Arena to one of the best crowds of the 2012 Summer Tour so far.
Fans packed the O2 early, braving stereotypical Irish weather - drizzling rain and blustery winds - for Jonathan Wilson, the North Carolina-born, California-based singer/songwriter who's opening the band's European shows.
The O2 was buzzing with anticipation following the end of Wilson's opening set, fans cramming up to the front rail in hopes of getting a glimpse of Tom and the band. The crew bounced around the stage, adjusting microphones here and tuning guitars there.
As the clock crept closer to 9 pm, the band began to gather in the hallway outside their dressing room, smiling and nodding to each other as they got ready to take the stage.
Tonight's moment was just before "Free Fallin', right after Tom introduced the band. As Mike Campbell walked to centerstage with his Rickenbacker strung around his neck, ready to launch into the song's iconic riff, Tom mentioned that he'd run into some Spanish fans that day as he walked around Dublin. Suddenly, a small group of fans - presumably the Spaniards he met earlier that day - on the back of floor started the "Ole, ole, ole, ole! Ole! Ole!" chant heard at European soccer games. Instantly, the entire arena picked up the chant, and the O2 was transformed into a soccer stadium.
"It was funny," Steve Ferrone, the band's resident Englishman, said after the show. "I'm not sure Tom and Mike knew what was going on, so I leaned down over my kit and yelled, 'It's a good thing! That means they like it!"
It was a special, special night, one not soon forgotten by the band, crew or the fans in attendance. After a tremendous "Mary Jane's Last Dance/American Girl" encore, Tom stepped to the mike and said, "Dublin, thank you so much for this special night. Let's not make it 20 years until the next time, ok?"
The Irish crowd roared in response, clapping and cheering as Tom and the guys waved goodnight and exited the stage. If these Heartbreaker fans have anything to say about, Tom and the band will be back very, very soon.
Listen to Her Heart
You Wreck Me
I Won't Back Down
Here Comes My Girl
Handle with Care
Good Enough
Oh Well
Something Big
King's Highway
Free Fallin'
It's Good To Be King
Something Good Coming
Learning to Fly
Yer So Bad
I Shoulda Known It
Runnin' Down A Dream
Mary Jane
American Girl


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News from the world of Maths
July 14, 2011
What's a particular piece of mathematics good for? It can take decades, or even centuries for an answer to this question to materialise. In today's climate, in which scientific research is increasingly judged according to its impact, this can pose a problem for pure mathematics. Now a collection of examples of mathematical ideas that have found applications long after their discovery has been published in the journal Nature.
July 8, 2011
Sometimes people are nasty when it would have been better to be nice.
July 7, 2011
Professor John Barrow, director of the Millennium Mathematics Project (the home of Plus), wins the IMA-LMS Christopher Zeeman Medal for his work promoting mathematics to the public.
July 5, 2011
How would it feel to look in a mirror and see not your own reflection but instead how you would look as the opposite sex? You can explore this strange alternate reality at this year's Royal Society Summer Exhibition where scientists from Queen Mary, University of London and University College London will use mathematical wizardry to produce gender reversed images of faces.
July 5, 2011
Plus has teamed up with the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2011 to reveal the maths behind some of the science on show. We have chosen two exhibits from this year's participants and produced postcards for people to pick up at the stand, accopmanied by Plus articles to reveal some of the the maths behind them. Read the articles and if you can't make it to the exhibition yourself, you can also download pdfs of the postcards.
July 5, 2011
Airport security staff have a daunting task. With impatient queues looming over them they need to search x-ray scans of cluttered suitcases for several items at once: knives, guns and bombs. How can we ease their task and make sure they don't miss a crucial item? To find out, scientists are trying to understand how we humans take in visual information. The humble triangle plays a crucial role in the experiments they perform.
July 4, 2011
A Rubik's cube, you'll be pleased to hear, can always be solved in at most 20 moves, no matter how badly it was scrambled up to start with. Mathematicians have proved that that's true. But what if you're wrestling with a larger cube that has more than three little cubes in a row?
June 21, 2011
The strawberries are out and it's raining... so it must be Wimbledon time! If you're trying to while away the time waiting for the covers to come off the court then give Cliff Richard a break and take a look at some of the great tennis articles and puzzles here on Plus!


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Staff Profile
Career Summary
Cathie joined the Communications team at the School of DCIT in 2008. A Master's by research graduate from the University of Technology Sydney, Cathie is a multi-award new media producer with over fifteen years experience producing video, sound, interactive media, games, documentary, web, broadband and animation work. Cathie's documentaries have been screened at film and video festivals in New York, London and Belgium and her sound work has been broadcast on Radio National, triple j and at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. From 1996–2004 Cathie worked with the Australian Museum Multimedia Unit writing, producing and directing over 50 digital media works for national and international travelling exhibitions of specialist scientific and cultural content.
While at the Australian Museum, Cathie also produced and directed the award winning Keeping Culture interactive documentary CDROM (NSW Heritage Award) for Aboriginal Outreach, as well as the museums corporate video Future Visions (United States Film & Video Festival silver medal) and the Indigenous Australians: Australia's First Peoples interactives (NSW Premiers Award 1997). Her recent short documentaries, Shared History: Stories of the Pacific Collection have been screened at the 28th Margaret Mead Film and Video Festival in New York and the 11th London Australian Film Festival and Rediscovering Aboriginal Wollemi, has been screened at the 9th Kineon International Archaeological Film Festival.
In 2006 to 2008 she worked as lead producer with ABC Science Online www.abc.net.au/science and produced the ABC broadband documentary site Crude: The Incredible Journey of Oil www.abc.net.au/crude and also worked as executive producer of ABC Kids Online www.abc.net.au/kids and www.abc.net.au/rollermache. Her writing has been published in various Australian journals and she has worked as a researcher/writer in communications at the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Powerhouse Museum and AFTRS. Cathie lectures in media production, documentary, digital video and cross-media practice and has taught at Sydney College of the Arts, University of Technology Sydney and AFTRS. She is currently working on a documentary and research toward a PhD called 'Cinematic Topologies: Mapping shifts in nature, thought and mind'.
- Master of Arts, University of Technology Sydney, 20/04/1995
- Bachelor of Education (Art), Newcastle College of Advanced Education, 10/01/1983
Research keywords
- Archaelology and climate science
- Cross-media practices
- Digital media and digital cinema histories
- Documentary and documentary hybrids
- Film, Television and Digital Media
- Museum and cultural heritage
- Philosophies of cinema
- Philosophies of science
- Screenwriting and composing practices
Research expertise
Cathie's research interest is in the meeting place between cinema, science and media arts. Her research includes theoretical work about cinema as archaeology and as site for multi-textual convergence between mechanical, electronic and digital media; as well as applied research, with significant contributions through media projects to the communication of cultural heritage, science and climate science, produced for the Australian Museum and ABC Science. Her theoretical and practical research draws on interdisciplinary methods to re-approach cinema from the 1960s to the present and nvestigates shifts in the materiality of cinema with the fusion of electronic and digital images and sounds, and their affect on perceptions of time, space and memory. Her work includes analysis of Michelangelo Antonioni's trilogy of the sixties, Andrei Tarkovsky's works of memory and conscience in the1960-70s, and looks at the introduction of electronic, digital and high-definition images and sounds in the films of Chris Marker, Ridley Scott, Wim Wenders and Peter Greenaway in the 1980-90s. Current research work investigates digital media, screenwriting and composing practices, the emergence of micronarratives and contemporary articulations of nature, thought and mind with a focus on the work of Robert Cahen, Terrence Malick and Errol Morris.
Fields of Research
|Film, Television And Digital Media Not Elsewhere Classified
|Fellow UON
School of Design Communication and IT (Australia)
|01/01/2013 - 01/12/2013
Administrative expertise
Key managerial and administrative positions held in cultural institutions in Australia include:
Media Industry
- Executive Producer, ABC Kids Online in ABC Multiplatform TV (Contract)
- Lead Senior Producer, ABC Science Online, 2006-2007 (Contract)
- Manager, Multimedia Unit, Australian Museum 1996-2004
Consultancy & Project Management
- Project Manager in Film, Television & Digital Media at AFTRS, 2006
This work included consultancy and development of:
- AFTRS National Flexible Delivery Business Case 2006,
- AFTRS National Curriculum Conference 2005 & 2006,
- AFTRS Five Year National Curriculum Plan,
- AFTRS international benchmarking and quality assurance for AUQA
- AFTRS Industry Advisory Board
Collections and curatorial
- Researcher/Assistant Curator, Communications, Museum of Science and Technology and Powerhouse Museum, 1991-1992
- Vice President, Board of Directors, Electronic Media Arts, Australia which included selection, and organisation of a program of international video works with the Australian International Video Festival Director for The 5th Australian Video Festival. --Events included the Australian Video Touring Exhibition, 'Video Visions' Installations by International Video Artists, AGNSW and the Australian Video Component for 4th Berlin Video Festival.
Teaching keywords
- Documentary
- Media production
- Media project
- Screen and Media Theory
- Screenwriting
- Sound production
- Video production
Teaching expertise
Cathie's teaching expertise in cinema, video, sound, media theory and practice includes undergraduate teaching at University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and Jumbunna, Aboriginal Unit UTS, City Art Insitute (now College of Fine Art, UNSW), and Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney.
Cathie has taught and developed postgraduate curriculum in media production, theory and practice at the University of Newcastle, Sydney College of the Arts and AFTRS (Australian Film, Television and Radio School). She designed and taught the second year curriculum for the Electronic & Temporal Arts Studio, Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney University 1994-1995.
Cathie has been a Guest Lecturer at the School of Theatre and Film Studies at UNSW, Sydney Audio Engineering College and in the MA Program in Fine Art at Kunsthøgskolen i Bergen (Bergen National Academy of The Arts) Norway, in 2012.
Course development and teaching at University of Newcastle since 2008 includes:
CMNS6040 Digital Video (MA in Digital Media)
CMNS3450 Media Production: Project (3rd Year Major Project)
CMNS1004 Media Production: Video (Documentary)
CMNS1230 Foundations of Media Production (Foundation program in media production, video and sound editing)
Highlighted Publications
For publications that are currently unpublished or in-press, details are shown in italics.
For publications that are currently unpublished or in-press, details are shown in italics.
Click on a category title below to expand the list of citations for that specific category.
Book (1 outputs)
|Payne CL, McCarthy P, Brereton K, Australian Mythological Sights*Sites*Cites*, A Third Degree Publication, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 208 (1986) [A3]
Journal article (3 outputs)
|Payne CL, 'Visible Spaces, Electronic Records: John Conomos and Tracey Moffatt', Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 8 318-327 (1994) [C1]
|Payne CL, 'In the field of the large and small', Scan+: A New Magazine for Video & Time-Based Arts, 1 8-9 (1988) [C3]
|Payne CL, 'Lookouts', Third Degree Publications, 1 16-22 (1986) [C2]
Conference (4 outputs)
|De Burgh-Woodman H, Payne CL, 'Consuming the Aesthetic of the Everyday: A Visual Analysis of Errol Morris' "High Life"', Asia-Pacific Advances in Consumer Research, Queenstown, NZ (2013) [E1]
|Kerrigan SM, Aquilia P, Payne CL, 'Investigating a global tertiary curriculum through concepts of eastern and western creativity', Refereed Proceedings of the 2012 Australian and New Zealand Communication Association Conference, Adelaide, SA (2012) [E1]
Co-authors: SUSAN KERRIGAN
|De Burgh-Woodman H, Payne CL, 'Consuming the aesthetic of the everyday: A visual analysis of Errol Morris' 'High Life'', Asia Pacific Association for Consumer Research Conference 2012, Queenstown, NZ (2012) [E3]
|Aquilia P, Kerrigan SM, Payne CL, 'Student film collaboration: The East-West dilemma', 62nd Annual Conference of the International Communication Association. Abstracts, Phoenix, AZ (2012) [E3]
Co-authors: SUSAN KERRIGAN
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Creative Work (19 outputs)
|Payne CL, Tracking/Tracing: Contemporary Art from Australia, Stiftelsen Gallery, Bergen, Norway (2012) [J2]
|Payne C, Nelson A, Davies H, Rollermache Makeover Website, www.abc.net.au/rollermache, ABC Kids Online: Sydney, NSW/Australia (2007) [J1]
In 2006 ABC KIDS ONLINE identified the need for a unique creative communication website and community space that would enable children (8-14) to upload their stories through a range of media. The aim of the Rollermache Makeover website (190205) was to fuse interactive media education, safe social networking capabilities, user-generated content (UGC) tools and interactive functionality with a user-friendly interface design to enable children to safely upload media. Rollermache addressed the ABCs need to prototype a user-generated content management system for the development of web 2.0. Prior to Rollermache, ABC childrens and youth initiatives such as JTV and triple j Unearthed were limited in interactive and social networking functionality and difficult to use. The significance of the output was its innovation in design, expanded educational capability, and the integration of a robust UGC application to the site to enable safe social networking capabilities. The output provided a new benchmark for interactive media use at ABC ONLINE and roll-out of the prototype UGC management solution to a series of ABC websites such as triple j, JTV and ABC TV Online. The value and evidence of excellence of the Rollermache Makeover website in the media industry is supported by indicators such as Finalist, Best Childrens Website, ABC Excellence Awards in 2008. Evidence of interactive design excellence is also supported by the success and popularity of the site with children all over Australia. Videos are selected for broadcast on ABC2 in appropriate timeslots. The website is at ABC Kids Online: http://www.abc.net.au/rollercoaster/rollermache/default.htm
|Payne C, Allen I, Hobbs B, Doust S, Crude: The Incredible Journey of Oil Broadband Site, www.abc.net.au/crude, ABC Science Online: Sydney, NSW/Australia (2007) [J1]
Since 2005, international developments in Web 2.0 and broadband technology have accelerated the need for broadcasters to develop cross-platform web hubs. Crude: The Incredible Journey of Oil Broadband Site (190205) was developed for ABC Science Online to meet the need to extend audiences and broaden access to research in the public interest. At that time, Web 2.0 was in its infancy. Previously to Web2.0, access to broadcast media was through film, television and radio. The output investigates the journey of oil and the dependence of nearly seven billion people on this finite resource. The significance of the research is that it extended temporal barriers in the communication of climate change science in broadcast media. Combining cutting edge climate change research, investigative journalism, documentary techniques and interactive broadband design, the output set a new benchmark in innovative cross-media content and communication tool application in the film, television and media discipline. Innovation was achieved through time-shifting and the playback of documentary components. This extended the outputs media life and impact beyond a one-off broadcast schedule. It enabled ongoing access to, collection and retrieval of significant climate change content, additional interviews, innovative Flash interactive media content to create an educational and accessible online interactive media resource for expert, educational and public users. Evidence of excellence and significance in the media industry includes award of Finalist, Best Factual, ABC Excellence Awards in 2008 and the current use of the Flash template design by ABC Television Online, ABC Science, 4 Corners and Catalyst. The website is located at ABC Online: http://www.abc.net.au/science/crude/
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Grants and Funding
|Number of grants
|Total funding
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2013 (2 grants)
ERF Teaching Relief - Payne$25,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle
|Project Team
|Ms Catherine Payne, Doctor Anne Llewellyn
|Equity Research Fellowship
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
Cinematic Topologies: Mapping shifts in nature, thought and mind
PHD Research Project with Creative work (documentary) and Exegesis (30,000words)$7,500
Funding Body: University of Newcastle
|Project Team
|Ms Catherine Payne
|Equity Research Fellowship
|Chief Investigator
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
2012 (1 grants)
Clinical Training Framework Pilot Project – Anaesthetist Trolley Induction$9,344
Funding Body: University of Newcastle - Faculty of Science & IT
|Project Team
|Doctor Peter Summons, Doctor Brian Regan, Miss Kristi Street, Professor Isabel Higgins, Ms Catherine Payne
|Strategic Initiative Research Fund (SIRF)
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
2010 (1 grants)
Portable Digital Video Research Lab$5,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle
|Project Team
|Ms Catherine Payne
|New Staff Grant
|Chief Investigator
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
Research Supervision
|Number of current supervisions
No Supervisions.
Ms Catherine Payne
|Work Phone
|(02) 4985 4571
School of Design Communication and IT
Faculty of Science and Information Technology
The University of Newcastle, Australia
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ICT Building,
University Drive
Callaghan NSW 2308


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I am trying to find out what shoes to buy for disc golf. I forehand a lot and drag the toe. Anybody that can help plz do so.
I am trying to find out what shoes to buy for disc golf. I forehand a lot and drag the toe. Anybody that can help plz do so.
Loving my KEENs comfy, light weight, toe guard & the best 100% water proof
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Keens with a toe guard - or buy skateboarding shoes with a heavy rubber toe, they are cheap and easily replaceable
any particular style suited best for dg and where is place that has a good deal on them
Got my KEENs off ebay for no joke $75.oo brand new. A steel when they go for double that
Most " disc golf shoes " are just trail / hiking shoes. shop around online cause no shops close i think have them. Maybe DICKS sporting goods
My key thing i looked for was water proof cause i hate being on the 1st couple holes & have to step in soggy ground & then play the rest of the round with wet feet.
My shoes http://www.keenfootwear.com/us/en/pr...!dark%20shadow
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I got a pair of Keens for Christmas and I love them, but I've already worn all the way through the toe cap. One thing I'm considering is a steel-toed tennis shoe. I don't know if they're waterproof (doubt they are,) but it would take some effort to wear through a steel toe like I have with the rubber toe.
"That's what she said."----Michael Scott
^ ^ ^ what size you wear ? i might have exactly what you want
Lightly used. Best steel toe work shies i have ever had & when compared with my KEENs there is not much difference
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9 1/2 usually
"That's what she said."----Michael Scott
same here 9.1/2 depending on shoe company. Timbs run small so mine are a size 9. Give me a call if interested in checking mine out & possible buy them
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If you havn't already been to Swags I would check them out. They have the best cusomer service and are priced decent. I have also seen rubber cement for shoes to reinforce toe guards. I got me Merrell's from there around three years ago and they are still holding up.
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The Inhabitat Gift Guide is back today with more cheap and cheerful gift ideas for under $50. Today we are highlighting green gift ideas that will fit inside a stocking…
LUMEN BY ADAM FRANK- $48 The holidays are often called the "season of light," and Adam Frank's Lumen oil lamp is just the thing to light up the dark holiday nights. Lumen comes in five different nature-inspired designs that project a shadowy image on the wall when lit.
IN VITRO ORCHID – $30 Anyone can send a bouquet – this is the high-tech way to send flowers. A nutrient-rich gel supplies all that this orchid needs to grow in its sterilized test tube. No water or maintenance necessary – biotechnology does the work for you. When the plant reaches the top of the tube simply transfer to potting soil (not included). + $30 from Uncommon Goods
DESIGN LIKE YOU GIVE A DAMN BOOK – $35 This groundbreaking book on humanitarian design from around the world is a must for ALL designers. Inspire the designer in your life and feel good about donating to a worthwhile cause while you are at it. All proceeds from the book go to funding Architecture For Humanity's important work providing shelter in impoverished and disaster-relief areas.
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Electric Mini Chopper
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Secondly, you must leave a comment to this post stating that you did the above and then also state what your choice in items is above, choosing only one.
If you would like the chance to be entered in the giveaway TWICE, do all the above AND blog about this giveaway on your blog/website and then come back here and leave a comment with the LINK to your post on your blog/website!
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Evie Marcolini MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and of Neurology
Departments & Organizations
Office of Student ResearchNeurology | Emergency Medicine
Research Interests
Critical care more...
- B.A., Wheaton College, 1983
- M.D., University of Vermont, College of Medicine, 2004
Selected Publications
- Organ donation after acute brain death: addressing limitations of time and resources in the emergency department. Robey TE, Marcolini EG. 2013 Sep 20;86(3):333-42 PMID 24058308
- Surgical Critical Care Training for Emergency Physicians: Curriculum Recommendations. Tisherman SA, Alam HB, Chiu WC, Emlet LL, Grossman MD, Luchette FA, Marcolini EG, Mayglothling JA. J Am Coll Surg. 2013 Nov;217(5):954-959 PMID 24021300
- Etomidate and midazolam for reduction of anterior shoulder dislocation: a randomized, controlled trial. Burton JH, Bock AJ, Strout TD, Marcolini EG. Ann Emerg Med. 2002 Nov;40(5):496-504. PMID: 12399793