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Aug 30, 2013
SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. – Perhaps no athlete understands the value of steady progress better than a runner; keep outing one foot in front of the other and eventually – you will get where you're going.
Last season, the Pirates were greatly improved, excelling in a variety of ways as they posted three second-place team efforts on the course and in the classroom, they captured the BIG EAST Team Excellence Award for being the men's cross country team with the highest GPA.
The Seton Hall men's cross country team has come a long way in recent years but as the 2013 season approaches, the Pirates still have their eyes on where they want to take the program.
A squad enters the new season looking to form a new identity following the departure of Jared Hanko who graduated in the spring after placing as SHU's top male finisher in all but one race since the start of the 2011 season, as well as classmates Tony Cramond and Cory Hellwig.
Steering the ship for the new look squads will be an experienced core of runners led by its three captains, senior Carl Johnston (Surrey, British Columbia), junior Tyler Orner (Sinking Spring, Pa.) and sophomore Ryan Flannery (Forked River, N.J.).
As the only senior in the bunch, Johnston is the most seasoned competitor that will suit up for The Hall this season. As a freshman in 2010, he made an immediate impact by posting the best finish on the squad in all seven meets he entered. The following year, he was present in the Pirates' lineup for all nine meets and enters Saturday coming off a junior campaign where he ranked among the top-three SHU men in eight of nine appearances.
Perhaps the most pleasant surprise of 2012, Flannery emerged as one of the team's most consistent performers in just his first season, scoring for the team in the final eight meets and ranking among Seton Hall's top-three in the last six to close the year. His freshman season featured a number of highlights including a stretch of three straight weeks in which he picked up a top-16 overall finish and most notably, a first-place team finish in the finale at the IC4A Championships.
Flannery's finish signaled a changing of the guard that will help usher the Pirates into a new era in the program as he was the first male to lead the team other than Hanko in 17 races.
Also returning for the Pirates is a pair of sophomores in Jacob Bast (St. Louis, Mo.) and Joseph Martinelli (Branchburg, N.J.) who played a major role for the team in their first collegiate season. Bast competed in all nine meets; posting three top-20 finishes overall and scoring for the team on five occasions while Martinelli scored two top-25 finishes of his own while appearing in all but one race.
Brothers John Walsh (Deltaville, Va.) and Kevin Walsh (Deltaville, Va.) are back for their junior seasons and will be looking to add depth to the squad after each competing in just one race in 2012.
While there is unquestioned leadership among the returnees, the 2013 squad is defined by an influx of new, talented freshmen that will be essential in helping the team accomplish what it hopes to in the new season.
In all, seven new faces signed on to compete for The Pirates this season, all bringing extensive cross country experience that coach John Moon hopes will aid in elevating the team to new heights.
As a former Rhode Island Class C cross country champion and multiple time All-State selection, Moon expects Victor Ricci (Narragansett, R.I.) to lead a group littered with individuals coming off highly-decorated high school careers that will surprise the competition.
Newcomers Sean Kip (Union, N.J.), Alex Mallue (Jackson, Ohio) and Ryan Moumblow (Staten Island, N.Y.) all bring with them a bevy of individual accolades as well as a championship pedigree. Kip was an All-Conference and All-County performer for a Roselle Catholic team that won two conference titles during his career while Mallue earned All-League honors and was part of a Jackson squad that collected back-to-back county championships.
Moumblow is also no stranger to success as he helped lead Staten Island Technical High School to borough championships in cross country as well as indoor and outdoor track, ultimately placing third in New York City at the cross country meet.
A two-time All-Kentucky performer, Cameron Quisenberry (Owensboro, Ky.) adds another accomplished presence to the squad after finishing his career with three consecutive top-25 individual finishes at the AAA state meet for Daviess County High School.
Walter Grosenheider (Madison, Wisc.) and Bob Knee (Indian Wells, Calif.) are both former multi-sport varsity athletes who captained their squads as seniors and will provide a further boost for the Pirates as they are part of a group that Moon believes is the strongest from top to bottom that Seton Hall has fielded in years.
"We lost Jared who was our senior leader and a very tough runner," said Moon. "It's hard to replace a guy like Jared right away but what we have now is a group that is running well together and I believe our team will be even better than last season."
Each of the seven newcomers comes from a different state, a collection that spans the continental United States and speaks to the universal appeal of running for coach Moon and the Pirates.
"I am honored to coach these kids," Moon said as he enters his 42nd season at The Hall. "They bring such energy and passion to training and are working so hard to help us get where we want to go. It is a pleasure to be around this group every day."
The 2013 schedule shakes out very similarly to the 2012 slate as eight of the nine meets will be repeated from a year ago. A trip to Newark, Del. for the Delaware Invitational in mid-September replaces the Asics-Embry Riddle Classic and the BIG EAST Championship shifts from the familiar confines of Van Cortlandt Park to Wisconsin where it will be hosted by Marquette to conclude the first season of the new-look conference.
"In cross country, the new conference is still going to be one of the toughest in the nation," Moon proclaimed. "Georgetown, Marquette and Providence were near the top of the league even before the switch and that's the level that we are striving for. I'm hoping this team can impress with what they do at the championship meet this season."
On the eve of their first meet of the season – the Monmouth XC Kickoff at Thompson Park in Lincroft, N.J. – there is little question whether the Pirates are ready to take that next step in their progression.
"We're excited," said Moon. "Our kids are eager to show what they can do and they have a great attitude as well as a feeling that other teams are going to have to run their best to beat them. We're looking forward to a great season."


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My husband and I bought a 1988 Endeavor 42 CC last June, named Luana. We are living aboard and we love it. Her former owners were a dream come true and have been extremely valuable in information and advice since we bought her. She is in wonderful condition and has new fuel and water tanks, boom furling and other upgrades made by the previous owners.
Although we've been sailing together for a couple of years and I grew up sailing Sunfishes and crewing for my father, this is our first boat. So we are on the steep part of the learning curve. Oh, and three weeks after we moved aboard, we weathered the Son of Ida in the marina, without floating docks. No problems. We were happy on the boat and the only thing we could have wished for was a ladder (we now have one).
We installed two heat pumps to use for A/C and heating while docked. One is in the salon, under the starboard settee, and one is in the aft cabin, taking up part of the starboard locker. We are very happy with it except for the noise, which we will try to abate using some passive methods.
We are about to replace the console salon table with a fold-up table. Her former owners might consider this sacrilege but I really want to be able to open up the space. We are having Howdy Bailey and co. build the table, which will have a wine cabinet behind it and a small cocktail table under it, like the tables we saw on the Caliber 40s we saw. We will keep the old table intact. It's a beautiful table but I just really want to be able to open up a bit of space.
My husband has done various things to the boat and made some minor repairs. We have a new galvanic isolator, smoke and propane detectors, new blower, and a new stereo (the old one gave out. Happy to report that the new one passed the "Don't Get Fooled Again" test.).
She could really use some new canvas. This summer I may have some time off from working, and if that happens I am looking forward to getting a Sailrite and learning to make a whole bunch of stuff for both the exterior and interior.
We are having a problem with the depth sensor. It reads all dashes most or all of the time. It used to be intermittent when we slowed down coming back into the river and the dock (of course, right?), but now it just doesn't seem to be working. Jiggling the wires on or near the sensor didn't help. We think the problem might be a connection within the pedestal, which I guess could be more of a pain.
In case it wasn't obvious, my husband does most of the work. Although we are both engineers, we have a pretty traditional division of responsibilities aboard the boat (Captain/Admiral). I will be doing the diving though.
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Lemon and Vodka Martinis
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- 3/4 cup sugar, preferably superfine
- 1/2 cup strained fresh lemon juice (about 2 large lemons)
- 1/2 cup chilled vodka
- Ice cubes
- 1 cup chilled sweet sparkling white wine, such as Asti Spumante
- Lemon slices, optional
Place 4 large martini glasses in the freezer. Combine the sugar and lemon juice in a small bowl; whisk until the sugar dissolves. (The lemon syrup can be made 3 days ahead. Cover and chill.)
Combine 1/4 cup lemon syrup and the vodka in a martini shaker. Add ice cubes. Cover and shake 8 to 10 times, then strain the mixture equally into 4 very cold martini glasses (about 3 tablespoons each). Add 1/4 cup chilled sparkling wine to each glass. Garnish each martini with a lemon slice if desired, and serve very cold.
Recipe courtesy Giada De Laurentiis
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Posted: 03/30/2006 - Don't worry about the local housing market bursting, local real estate agents say the market is healthy.
Posted: 03/30/2006 - Don't worry about the local housing market bursting, local real estate agents say the market is healthy.
Posted: 03/30/2006 - The state Senate voted today to back a proposal that would let women go straight to the pharmacist to get emergency contraception without a doctor's prescription.
Posted: 03/30/2006 - President Bush is in Cancun, Mexico, for a 2 day summit with Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Mexico's President Vicente Fox.
Updated: 03/30/2006 - It was 25 years ago today that John Hinckley tried to kill President Reagan. He fired the shots that struck President Ronald Reagan and three others outside a Washington D.C. hotel.
Posted: 03/30/2006 - A Category Four cyclone is hitting Australia's remote northwestern coast with strong winds and heavy rains. Just last week, a major cyclone battered Australia's east coast.
Posted: 03/30/2006 - A U.S. Russian-Brazilian crew has blasted off atop a Soyuz rocket.
Posted: 03/30/2006 - Police say two girls are in fair condition after they were caught in the line of fire in a drive-by shooting in north Denver.
Updated: 03/30/2006 - Iraqi police say hostage Jill Carroll has been freed in Iraq.
Updated: 03/29/2006 - Next time someone knocks on your door, police say think twice before opening it.
Posted: 03/29/2006 - If you had to evacuate your house in just a few hours, would you remember to take everything you needed? It's a question few want to ask themselves, but with extreme fire danger on the horizon, emergency officials are urging people to do just that.
Posted: 03/29/2006 - Telephone and internet fraud is a growing problem in southern Colorado.
Posted: 03/29/2006 - New figures show average personal income in the state grew 5.1%last year, Colorado's fastest rate in five years.
Updated: 03/29/2006 - Two children have been wounded in an apparent drive-by shooting in north Denver.
Updated: 03/29/2006 - Day turned to night Wednesday as the first total solar eclipse in three years swept across the Atlantic from Brazil to Mongolia, through Africa and the Mediterranean basin.
Updated: 03/28/2006 - Representatives from the German Consulate's office have met with Jereme Lamberth, the man accused of killing Colorado Springs Police Detective Jared Jensen.
Updated: 03/28/2006 - Accused cop killer Jereme Lamberth confesses he did it, according to newly released court documents.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - Colorado Springs City Council swore in its newest member Tuesday afternoon at formal council.
Updated: 03/29/2006 - An early morning shooting on the east side of Colorado Springs sends one man to the hospital.
Posted: 03/29/2006 - Authorities in Pueblo have caught the man who escaped from the Pueblo County Jail on Sunday.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - Some were sent away for being too profane, others for making snide comments at inopportune times. Now the greeting cards that never made it to the stores hang solemnly on a wall at Hallmark Cards in Kansas City.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - Convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad wants to be his own lawyer at his upcoming trial in Maryland. He's asking a judge to let him represent himself in his trial for a string of six killings in 2002.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - Two members of the family which was lost for two weeks in their snowbound RV have vanished again, with warrants out for their arrest.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - Workers across France are taking part in a nationwide strike against a new youth jobs law, causing flight cancellations and snarling commuter train traffic. Thousands are expected to take to the streets in about 200 protests throughout the country, or just stay home.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - This fast food bill was a real whopper. A man was charged more than $4300 after placing his food order at a Burger King in California last week.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - A rancher and developer is donating 1.4 acres near the former Rocky Flats plant for the Rocky Flats Cold War Museum. Museum board member Charles Church McKay recently donated the land, which is located between Golden and Boulder east of Colorado 93.


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DTJ: What are your thoughts on the state of Downtown?
Bruininks: I think the transformation of the Downtown riverfront is one of the best success stories in Minneapolis. I treasure the Downtown location for a number of reasons. Our condominium looks down on the Stone Arch Bridge and the St. Anthony Locks, and down river toward the university. I find the view out of my window toward the city, and down river toward the university to be nothing short of inspiring.
One of the things that is important to point out is that our home is in the middle of a national park — the Mississippi River National Park.
It is in the middle of some of the richest history of our region. It was the place where the university started, where the economy of our state grew with the flourmills and lumber mills. It was the center of commerce for the growth of Minneapolis. It is wonderful to be in an environment that is so steeped in history with historic ruins. It's also a national treasure and a place of immense beauty.
Equally important for us is the proximity of Downtown living to other things we really care about. We're patrons of the arts — we're just a few blocks from the Guthrie Theater and from many other artistic venues.
What would make Downtown more vibrant?
I think we need to treasure our history — the cultural history of this region. This is the place where the Ojibwa and Dakota people formed their home centuries ago. It's the place where we started the city and the economic development of our entire region. It's the place where we started the great educational institutions that distinguish our state as a leader in the global economy.
I think we need to treasure and really support the beauty of the natural environment we have along the Mississippi River. I think we need to do everything possible to treasure and protect the riverfront. I'm very interested in the exciting conversations that are occurring in the Mill City area that has to do with protecting the Fuji Ya site and making it a more important public amenity. There are very important historic ruins there.
I want to find ways as a leader of the University of Minnesota to connect the citizens of our state and the people who live close to the river to university resources, most especially the St. Anthony Laboratories. The St. Anthony Lab is a worldclass laboratory that works on a range of important issues related to energy use, conservation and renewable energy.
What are your goals for your final year of your presidency?
I have a number of important goals. I certainly have the goal of doing everything possible to protect the university's academic quality and financial future. Much of my work in this next year will be concerned with helping the university community weather the financial challenges we face in the existing environment.
Secondly, I want to advance some academic priorities that I think are vitally important — the strength of our academic programs, the improvement of undergraduate and graduate professional education. Along with that I want to complete some very important capital projects, like the new physics building, the Northrop Auditorium restoration, and I want to continue to work to keep higher education affordable for young people and working adults.
I am going to keep working with state, federal leaders and private donors to ensure that young people in the future have the same opportunity that I enjoyed in the 1960s to seek a college education with very modest means to help support me.
The job number one around here is to protect the academic quality, reputation and productivity of the university. The university is Minnesota's most important asset in the global economy. My job is to work with the university community and the general public to appreciate the extraordinary contributions of the University of Minnesota to the future of our state, and do everything possible in this challenging environment to protect that future for all of us.


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Thanks for all the responses guys. At least now I know I'm not the only one with a bad copy. Honestly though my 25mm 1.4 does a decent job when in CAF, moving focus slowly, and only when perspective is really changing fast does it hunt.
Oh well, I guess 45mm will not be used for videos.
I don't think you have a bad copy, I believe it's just a characteristic of the lens. Mine does the same thing. l also have seen reviews that say the 45 mm's video AF performance is not all that good.
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Eden Prairie High School
6 Eden Prairie Teachers Involved In Pine County Rollover Crash
At least four people were hurt in a rollover crash last Friday involving six people in Pine County, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. The Eden Prairie School District confirmed Monday that the accident involved high school math teachers heading to a conference in Duluth on Friday.
Meet Eden Prairie's Coach Lyle Schuette
Friday night, Eden Prairie will try to win its fourth-straight state title in football. There are a lot of reasons why the Eagles have had so much success. One of them is a man you've likely never heard of — but his impact can be seen in every game. You probably know Coach Mike Grant, son of Vikings legend Bud Grant. He's the winner of the last three state titles.
High School Sports Rally: Nov. 7, 2014
On a beautiful night for football, they played the first round of the state playoffs outdoors. The goal is a date at TCF Bank Stadium and the Prep Bowl. David McCoy reported on the featured game — Eden Prairie Vs. East Ridge — while Mike Max and Frank Vascellaro highlighted the best plays from other big games.
Excellent Educator: Eden Prairie's Kristin Bastidas
Kristin Bastidas has a high energy and fun way to teach a foreign language. That's why she is this week's Excellent Educator.
Big GOP Crowd Turns Out At Eden Prairie Caucuses
More than 100 Republicans from Eden Prairie and Minnetonka are gathered for party caucuses and got wooed by some of the party's leading candidates for statewide office.
Good Question: Can Kids Play Three Sports Anymore?
Caroline Schelquist, a junior at Minnetonka High School, plays basketball and volleyball. "In my off-season, I play on an A.A.U. basketball team and on a J.O. volleyball," Schelquist said. Minnetonka senior Josh Dalki plays football and baseball. He stopped basketball after the 8th grade. "I either play winter baseball or we obviously train a lot for football," Dalki said.
Vikings GM Spielman's Sons Are Star Athletes In … Lacrosse
The boys lacrosse state tournament starts Tuesday, and Eden Prairie is expected to win it.
Police Officer Injured Responding To Eden Prairie HS Fight
A police officer suffered an injury responding to a fight at Eden Prairie High School Wednesday morning.
Extra Police At Eden Prairie High School Thursday After Threat
Authorities say there's an enhanced police presence at Eden Prairie High School Thursday after tensions between students prompted the threat of a gun being brought to school.
If You Missed It: High School Sports Rally For 10/12
If you missed the Rally, we've got the highlights of the biggest games in high school football.
Eden Prairie High Grieves The Loss Of Beloved Guard
Students, parents and alumni of Eden Prairie High School grieved the loss of a beloved security guard Saturday.
Minn. Supreme Court Takes Arguments To High School
The Minnesota Supreme Court traveled to a Twin Cities area high school Thursday to hear arguments.
Supreme Court Takes Arguments To High School
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Kentucky in space.
KentuckySatellite, or KentuckySat, an itsy-bitsy satellite that is emerging out of a major joint effort between Kentucky universities and agencies. Institutions behind the satellite include the Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation, Morehead State University, and the University of Kentucky, among others.
The KentuckySat project took off this summer when seven students traveled to NASA Ames Research Center in California to work on designing the satellite.
The students will bring an engineering model back to Kentucky this fall, when additional students and experts will begin building a flight model. The satellite's principal ground control will be located at Morehead State.
Other universities have launched satellites before, but KentuckySat represents the first statewide effort, according to Kris Kimel, president of the Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation, managing partner of the project. The goal, he says, is to "engage in a series of design and launch efforts hopefully every 12 to 15 months, so that a new group of students will continually have an opportunity to engage in this."
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Claiming a 1977-like wave in favour of NDA in Bihar, LJP President Ram Vilas Paswan today said except for Yadavs and Muslims, other social groupings had broken up in the state because of pro-Narendra Modi sentiment.
"Except for 70-80 per cent Yadavs and Muslims, other caste and social groupings have broken up in Bihar, particularly in rural areas due to strong sentiment in favour of Narendra Modi," Paswan told PTI.
The LJP leader said that the ground reality in Bihar was that numerically influential castes like forward castes, banias, dalits, kushwahas and extremely backward castes were solidly behind Narendra Modi as Prime Minister.
Paswan, who is in the fray from his home turf Hajipur, claimed that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JD(U) had "accepted defeat" and fielded "vote katwas" (vote splitters) in more than 75 per cent of the seats in the state.
Paswan's LJP, the new NDA ally of BJP, was contesting seven out of 40 seats in the state with BJP and the Rashtriya Lok Samata Dal.
Yadavs and Muslims were considered the traditional support base of RJD chief Lalu Prasad. The RJD had allied with the Congress this time.
Nitish Kumar had won 2009 Parliamentary elections through social engineering by bringing together forward castes, kurmi, kushwaha, mahadalits and EBC.
The LJP chief said even a section of Yadavs had disassociated themselves from Lalu Prasad knowing very well that he was not in the fray.
He also took potshots at the RJD supremo for not being invited to rallies by Congress president Sonia Gandhi and party vice-president Rahul Gandhi.
Paswan said in a bid to better relate with voters, LJP had decided to issue constituency-wise manifesto in seven seats it was contesting in Bihar.
The LJP President, before leaving for Jamui (SC reserved) constituency from where his son Chirag Paswan was contesting, however, did not speculate on the number of seats the NDA would win in Bihar.
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Discriminant analysis of principal components: a new method for the analysis of genetically structured populations
1 MRC Centre for Outbreak Analysis and Modelling, Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Imperial College Faculty of Medicine, St Mary's Campus, Norfolk Place, London W2 1PG, UK
2 Université de Lyon, Université Lyon1, UMR 5558 - LBBE "Biométrie et Biologie évolutive" Bât. Grégor Mendel, 43 bd du 11 novembre 1918, 69622 Villeurbanne cedex, France
BMC Genetics 2010, 11:94 doi:10.1186/1471-2156-11-94Published: 15 October 2010
The dramatic progress in sequencing technologies offers unprecedented prospects for deciphering the organization of natural populations in space and time. However, the size of the datasets generated also poses some daunting challenges. In particular, Bayesian clustering algorithms based on pre-defined population genetics models such as the STRUCTURE or BAPS software may not be able to cope with this unprecedented amount of data. Thus, there is a need for less computer-intensive approaches. Multivariate analyses seem particularly appealing as they are specifically devoted to extracting information from large datasets. Unfortunately, currently available multivariate methods still lack some essential features needed to study the genetic structure of natural populations.
We introduce the Discriminant Analysis of Principal Components (DAPC), a multivariate method designed to identify and describe clusters of genetically related individuals. When group priors are lacking, DAPC uses sequential K-means and model selection to infer genetic clusters. Our approach allows extracting rich information from genetic data, providing assignment of individuals to groups, a visual assessment of between-population differentiation, and contribution of individual alleles to population structuring. We evaluate the performance of our method using simulated data, which were also analyzed using STRUCTURE as a benchmark. Additionally, we illustrate the method by analyzing microsatellite polymorphism in worldwide human populations and hemagglutinin gene sequence variation in seasonal influenza.
Analysis of simulated data revealed that our approach performs generally better than STRUCTURE at characterizing population subdivision. The tools implemented in DAPC for the identification of clusters and graphical representation of between-group structures allow to unravel complex population structures. Our approach is also faster than Bayesian clustering algorithms by several orders of magnitude, and may be applicable to a wider range of datasets.


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Ms. Surekha appealed to the government to provide security and extend justice to her. "I am alone and I have no place to go. The Vanasthalipuram Inspector has threatened my friends not to help me out. I request the government to provide medical assistance and shelter to me," she said. The Inspector said mobile phones found in her house were shifted to the police station. According to him, investigation has revealed that she had monetary and land disputes with different persons. She lodged a complaint with the Saidabad police alleging that Rao had attacked her. "The case is being investigated, including the possibility of persons involved in the land dispute making an attempt on her life," the Inspector said.
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Brian Mahoney: Gustavo Ayon the FIBA Americas MVP after leading Mexico to title over Puerto Rico. Argentina 3rd. Scola's 3 straight FIBA America MVPs over. Twitter @briancmahoney
Nobody has played more summer ball in the current century than new Pacers forward Luis Scola. With 12 international competitions and just one year off since 2000, the Argentinian forward beats the Gasol brothers and Mavs guard Jose Manuel Calderon, who have taken part in 11 FIBA tournaments each, as the NBA player most committed to a National Team. HoopsHype
Q: You said you like Buenos Aires a lot. Why? Chris Copeland: "The people here have been great. It's a beautiful area. We're staying at a hotel right next to a river walk that's like the one in San Antonio. Seems like it's everything you want in a country." Q: It's ironic you are in Argentina. That's the homeland of Luis Scola, who the Pacers recently acquired. What is your reaction to that? A: "I don't want to say much about that (the trade had not officially been announced at the time of the interview). But if we could get him, it would be awesome." The Star Press
Andres Nocioni's contract with Laboral Kutxa will expire after this season. The Argentinean forward admitted that he will play one more year in Spain and the team should be, again, Baskonia. "I may finish my career in Argentina but for now I will play one more year in Spain" said Nocioni, as reported by Gigantes. Sportando
Emiliano Carchia: Fabricio Oberto returns to action and signed today his contract with Atenas according to @rickyvazquez10 Twitter @SportandoBasket
On national team coach Julio Lamas' recent visit to the United States to see Argentina's NBA players, he visited with Pablo Prigioni (New York), Luis Scola (Phoenix) and Carlos Delfino (Houston). He did not meet up with Ginobili in San Antonio. "Manu will not play in 2013," Lamas said. "He told me. So I think we should leave him alone. I have to worry about those who go. "It's not that I do not follow him because I see him play (on television) all the time. "But again, I have to assemble the team of Caracas." FIBA.com
Andres Nocioni: (The group of old guys at the Argentinean National Team) has a future. We're still going to compete. Most of them will stay and there will be no big changes. I saw that most of the guys have made the decision to continue playing. I hope the group remains to give it one more try. I wish we have another chance at the World Championship in Spain. Ole
Buck Harvey: Among words used by @Manu Ginobili after losing bronze: "Deep wound ... won't sleep ... bitter taste ... worked 10 years to be in this game." Twitter
Marc Stein: Argentines RAGE at end after late no-calls led to clinching Russia hoop but they've had GREAT run for a decade. Missing Manu w/NT already Twitter
"They are masters, phenomenal, they play over the basket," Argentina swingman Carlos Delfino said. "When they are [hot], they are unbeatable." ESPN.com
Manu Ginobili said he and his teammates know they aren't as good as the United States. "We know our limitations," he said, and Luis Scola took that further. "You don't need to be smart to know that," he said, smiling. That's why they care about Sunday's bronze-medal game as much as the Americans will care about their gold one. "If bronze is the highest we can aim," said Ginobili, "that's our game." San Antonio Express-News
Manu Ginobili is unsure if he will continue playing for Argentina after these Olympics. Ginobili said Friday he doesn't know how he will feel in two years for the next World Cup of Basketball, or even if he will still be playing at all. "A lot of things can happen. I'm 35. I know the chances are less every year, but I can't say I am retiring because I don't know," Ginobili said. NBA.com
Frank Isola: New Knicks point guard Pablo Prigioni on Carmelo detonating in the third quarter: "I hope he shoots like this during the whole season." Twitter
Furthering the ill will, Campazzo said Team USA point guard Chris Paul threw a punch at him in the first half. To which Paul responded, "Which time?'' "We're ready for it,'' Anthony said of the rough play. "We know what's at stake. We know they're going to throw everything at us. And they're in the way of our journey. We know what's at stake. [Tonight] will be as big a game as we'll ever play. "This is August Madness, having two games left.'' New York Post
Argentina must play a perfect game against the latest United States' Dream Team to reach Sunday's final of the Olympic tournament and even then it may not be enough, Argentina's coach and team leader said on Wednesday. "The odds are against us. We have a 10 percent or even a five percent chance of winning but we are going to fight for this," San Antonio Spurs guard Manu Ginobili said after driving his team past Brazil and into the semi-finals. Yahoo! Sports
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Manderley Castle
Coordinates: 53°15′46″N 6°06′47″W / 53.2627°N 6.113°W Manderley Castle (Irish: Caisleán Mhanderley), formerly "Victoria Castle" and "Ayesha Castle", is a large castellated Irish mansion built in Victorian style, in Killiney, County Dublin, Ireland. It is currently owned by the singer Enya.
From the roof of the crenellated turret of the Castle, one may look beyond the Irish coast as far eastward as Wales. The building is surrounded by 14,000 m2 (3.5 acres) of manicured garden threaded with sylvan walks. A secret tunnel at the bottom of the garden originally gave access to Killiney beach but now is sealed off.[1]
Judge Robert Warren built Victoria Castle in 1840[2][3][4][5] to commemorate Queen Victoria's accession to the throne. The interior was gutted by fire in 1928, then magnificently restored by Sir Thomas Power of the celebrated whiskey family; he renamed the mansion "Ayesha Castle", after the goddess who rose from the flames in Rider Haggard's novel She. In 1995, the Aylmer family decided to turn Ayesha Castle into a place of tourist interest, "conver[ting ] existing stables to a ground floor apartment and a first floor craft room".[6] The Stable Gallery was established there, and many artists displayed their pictures.[7]
Irish musician Enya bought the Castle in 1997 for €3.8 million, reportedly outbidding Michael Flatley, who also viewed the house. Out of her love for Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca, Enya renamed the Castle "Manderley" for the fictional house that plays a central role in the 1938 novel.
Because of serious threats from stalkers, Enya substantially reinforced the security of the Castle, installing new solid timber entrance gates, raising the surrounding 41 metres (135 ft) of stone wall to more than 2.7 metres (9 ft), and placing 1.2 metres (4 ft) railings atop some sections.[8] Despite these changes, around mid-August 2005, there were two separate security breaches while Enya was at the Castle (her security system includes a panic room).[citation needed]
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METAIRIE, La. Saints offensive tackle Charles Brown spent the early part of Thursday's organized team activity session in rehabilitation conditioning drills.
Coach Sean Payton didn't clarify the extent of the injury, but said that it happened in the weight room this offseason.
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Julia Moskel, a Coughlin High School senior, was the winning local entry in Lyons Studio's drawing for entry into the Senior Photography International $3,000 Giveaway. Moskel will receive $25 cash from Lyons Studio and is entered into the $3,000 drawing to be held during the S.P.I. Convention on Jan. 27.
Tegan Ostroski, Shavertown, recently competed at the Performing Arts Alliance dance competition in King of Prussia. Tegan was named title winner for the Junior Miss Photogenic ages 8-9 and Junior Miss Performing Arts ages 8-9. She won a total of six first-place and one second-place award in solo events. She also won three first-place duo/trio events and one second-place duo event. Tegan is a member of the dance groups Sugar and Encore, which earned five first-place and one second-place award in group events. She also qualified to perform 13 individual and group events at the Performing Arts Alliance Contest of Champions in January. Tegan is a dance student under the direction of Robert and Kristine Oberst, owners and directors of the Back Mountain Dance Studio, Dallas. She is the daughter of Rick and Chris Ostroski.
Carly Kappler, 9, Dallas, recently participated in the Stars on the Rise Dance and Talent Competition in Tannersville and the Performing Arts Alliance Dance and Talent Competition in King of Prussia. Kappler placed in 29-of-30 combined dance and talent categories. She performed in 21 solos, three duos, one trio, three lines and two groups. She scored 13 first places, 11 second places and five third places. Kappler received the Miss Petite Star title at the Stars on the Rise event and was the first runner-up in the overall photogenic category, combined ages from 3-18. Since she qualified at the King of Prussia event, Kappler will be competing at the upcoming Performing Arts Alliance Contest of the Champions in January. She is the daughter of Chas and Leah Kappler. She is a member of the Sugar and Encore dance groups and a dance student under the direction of Robert and Kristine Oberst, owners of Back Mountain Dance Studio of Dallas.
Gregory Yannes, a senior at MMI Preparatory School, has been named a semifinalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Yannes is the son of Robert and Christine Yannes, White Haven. He will be notified in February if he has advanced to finalist standing. Students enter the National Merit Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, which serves as an initial screen of about 1.5 million program entrants each year, and by meeting published program entry and participation requirements.
Rielly Miller, a fifth-grade student at the GNA Elementary Center, Nanticoke, was selected as the September Student of the Month. The program is designed to promote and reward good citizenship. Local vendors provide prizes to each student monthly.


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Available by the day, weekend, or on a weekly basis, this luxury city centre apartment sleeps two people and comprises entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen, bathroom, double bedroom and small patio. Stylishly decorated and furnished, the apartment has two televisions and two DVD players. Free Wi-Fi is available to all our guests.
Situated in the World Heritage City of Bath, the apartment offers all of the lower ground floor of a Georgian house built in 1790. It was part of the second wave of building in the 18th Century as the heart of the City became over-developed and housing started to creep up the sides of the seven hills that surround the old Roman city of Bath. Mixing an historic building with modern furnishings and fittings, the apartment is located just a few minutes walk from the city centre - for example, 8 minutes stroll to the Royal Crescent; 11 minutes to Bath Abbey (according to Google maps). It also offers convenience (at least twenty restaurants within a ten minute stroll) with accessibility (the M4 is twenty minutes away and Bath Spa railway station is five minutes by taxi).
Quiet for a city centre location, the apartment tends to be warm in winter (with under-floor heating in the bathroom and kitchen) and cool in summer (open the French windows from the bedroom to the private patio for a cool breeze in summer). The patio is a perfect place to sit and sip a glass of wine before heading out for dinner in one of the numerous restaurants that Bath has to offer.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bristol 30 km, Nearest railway: Bath Spa Railway Station 1.5 km
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1), Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 2
|Linen provided, Towels provided
The Somerset region
The West Country is in the south west of England. It encompasses the historic counties of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, and Somerset, and the City and County of Bristol, plus the counties of Gloucestershire and Wiltshire are also often included. The city of Bath is situated in Somerset.
Central Bath
Bath is the only destination in the UK to have the whole city designated a World Heritage site by UNESCO. Since 1987 Bath has been listed as a 'cultural site' with outstanding universal value and cultural significance.
In Bath you can bathe in the thermal water that comes directly from the natural hot springs deep beneath the city. Bathing can be enjoyed at the Thermae Bath Spa, which combines ancient history with contemporary design. Relax and unwind in the warm, open-air rooftop pool and gaze out on the spectacular views across Bath's skyline.
To experience the heart of the World Heritage Site where bathing in the spa water was enjoyed 2,000 years ago, visit the Roman Baths, a magnificent temple and former bathing complex. Here you can see the source of the city's spa water and walk in the footsteps of the Romans on the ancient, original stone pavements around the steaming pool. The extensive ruins and treasures from the spring are beautifully preserved and presented. You can also pop into the Pump Room and sample the hot spa water, rich in over 42 minerals and specifically drawn for drinking. Be warned though, it's not to everyone's taste!
During the 18th century, ambitious local entrepreneurs set out to make Bath one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Today Bath has around 5,000 listed buildings (including the Bath Star Apartment). The most famous is the Royal Crescent, comprising 30 houses laid out in a crescent shape.
The city may be well known for relaxing spa breaks, but there are plenty of other exciting things to do in Bath too. Shop until you drop at the city's vibrant mixture of independent and established high street retailers; explore the countryside on a leisurely walk or cycle route; soak up the city's historic atmosphere and beautiful architecture with a sightseeing tour; or take a day on safari at Longleat Safari Park. Whether you're visiting to enjoy some time on your own, with the family or as a couple looking for a romantic escape, there's such as wide range of different activities to choose from in Bath you'll wish you could stay for longer!
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27 Nov 2014
"Lovely holiday apartment"
The flat is comfortably furnished and in a great location (close enough to the centre to make the most of Bath, but far enough out for escaping the hustle and bustle!) Minor downsides were the difficulty of parking in the area and that a bit of noise came through the ceiling: creaky floorboards, TV, etc. On the whole, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay!
20 Sep 2014
"Beautiful apartment in amazing location"
Had a great few days in this lovely apartment which had everything I needed and I will definitely book it again for my next trip to Bath. The location was the icing on the cake, no need for a car as i… More
9 Aug 2014
"Good accommodation, great location"
Clean , comfortable accommodation. Very good location with a short walk to many restaurants and bars. The parking permit offered by the owner was a great help.
14 Jul 2014
"Four star stay in Bath Star Apartm"
Wonderful stay in great apartment. Alexandra answered all our questions in a timely fashion before and during our stay.The apartment was spotlessly clean and well equipped, and we slept well in the co… More
10 May 2014
"High quality apartment"
Very well equipped and convenient apartment which is very usefully available for short stays. We have now stayed three times for our trips to Bath to watch rugby. Alexandra has always been very helpfu… More
7 May 2014
"Perfect place to stay in Bath!"
We have just returned from a short stay in Bath and were delighted to have found this apartment. It has absolutely everything you need (and more!), is spacious and comfortable and within a very easy, … More
20 Jan 2014
"Brilliant Appartment"
My girlfriend and I loved the appartment, the size, decor and service were all of the highest standard and the location is excellent. Would recommend to any couple and imagine it would be lovely for a… More
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Lovely well appointed apartment 5 mins from the centre of Bath. Excellent service, helpful advice, welcome pack....fabulous. Very peaceful - so much nicer than staying in a hotel. Would highly recomme… More
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