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The boys will act extra naughty just so you'll look their way in this Irresistible Officer Adult Womens Costume. In this shiny blue corset with black pockets and detail, pleated black skirt with blue lining and blue collar with black sequin tie, they'll be begging you to put them in handcuffs, also…
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Lay down the law in this Police Officer Adult Mens Costume and then decide if you want to play good cop or bad cop. Issue all the summons you want - most gals can't resist a man in a uniform! This costume is so authentic it has the potential to be criminally fun, so try to stick to policing only…
Officer Hottie Adult Womens Costume
Lay down the law in this Officer Hottie adult womens costume. The 100% polyester, navy blue and black, zipper closure, uniform-inspired dress comes complete with belt, police hat and handcuffs. You'll look so good it will be illegal!
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Protect and serve on the dance floor in this officially sexy Officer Bombshell adult womens costume. The black, 100% polyester, button-front, uniform-inspired garter dress comes complete with tutu mini skirt, shiny black belt, fake walkie talkie and fingerless gloves.
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What do you want to be when you grow up? Point your little one in the right direction and perhaps they'll grow up to be a law abiding citizen. The infants' Police Officer bodysuit costume is comfortable and easy to wear - perfect for policing the neighborhood on Halloween.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — "The state of education in America is facing a number of complex challenges. Many students are falling behind, dropping out and leaving school unprepared for today's jobs in alarming numbers – yet a sense of urgency seems to be lacking," says Capus, "In order to spark and elevate a national dialogue we have convened an impressive 'Education Nation' lineup representing a great diversity of interests and ideas."
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first of all ill let the fanboyz know i have both a ps3 and a 360. now i ll get down to the basics.
1. the durango has less RAM than the PS4's 8gb ddrr5. that was confirmed last month.
2. the durango will make you pay 60+ for yearly subscription to play online multiplayer on it
3. the durango will require all New games to be installed onto the HDD. you cannot use the disk or sell it. its useless except for installation. also the system needs to be connected to the internet to function and play these games.
so how is the Dodge Durango not Dead after all this news? the PS4 is faster, has Free online multiplayer and ALLOWS the use of used videogames on it. so tell me how Bill Gates did not just end the life of the Durango when they released this horrible news. in the end i know that the addicted fanboyz here will buy it anyway because they know no better. thats my OPINION. thanks
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2. the durango will make you pay 60+ for yearly subscription to play online multiplayer on it
$60 for a yearly subscription of Xbox Live Gold is not bad. Hell, I pay more than that yearly for my WoW subscrption.
The other two points are slightly worrisome, the third more so than the first. I'm fine with no used games, since I rarely buy used anyways, but unless the HDD is atleast one Terabyte, or the install sizes are teeny tiny, I am slightly concerned.
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first of all ill let the fanboyz know i have both a ps3 and a 360.
just because you stated this at the beginning of your sentence does not disqualify or excuse you from your troll tactics.
BattleTech, FrontLineGeneral,Paintball. only have time for xbla games nowdays.
Whats the point? Judging what is better between ddr3 and ddr5 by themselves makes little sense. It depends on how the system is structured. My thought is there is little to no difference between ddr3 and ddr5 in a console setting. Its not the bottleneck.
Sony is charging for online this gen.
Installing to HDD is a great idea. If I no longer have to switch discs when I want to switch games thats great news. No used games is good only if we get better marketplace deals like on Steam.
Also no Sony fans seem to mention the spyware packed into the PS4. Why is that?
And I also hear little about how Sony is in financial peril. My guess is that this is their last console. They simply cant afford to take the hit anymore.
Microsoft is going to sell us Dodge Durangos for $399 or less? Count me in.
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From: The_Big_Deek | #0012. the durango will make you pay 60+ for yearly subscription to play online multiplayer on it
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Ill just buy two Xbox 720's. That will cancel your not buying one out, and now that you have been cancelled out you can leave. No one wants to hear your opinion anyways.
Yeah but the xbox will have great games, exclusives and online. I can't say my ps3 will be pushing me to get a ps4 in all honesty.
Let's hope sony tames the power this time. The ps3 is more powerful than the 360 yet games run and sometimes look (talking fractions here though tbh) better on the xbox. Powers good but not everything.
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first of all ill let the fanboyz know i have both a ps3 and a 360. now i ll get down to the basics.
Durango is rumored to have 8GB RAM as well. Same amount, just slower type of ram. Where did you see it was less? All rumors have said 8GB.
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I have not had enough time to look closely at the election returns in all target states, much less all the 50 states. But my initial take on the returns in two neighboring states, Ohio and Indiana, shows an interesting contrast. Ohio was a target state in 2004 and 2000; Indiana wasn't but was this time. Indeed, from the 1970s up through 2004, Indiana has been in national elections much more Republican than the neighboring Great Lakes states. That changed in the 2006 off-year elections, when Democrats picked up three seats by impressive margins, and polls in the 2008 cycle indicated that Barack Obama was competitive there. As a result, the Obama campaign used its huge resources in money and manpower to make Indiana a target state.
Obama also carried Ohio 51 percent to 47 percent, a 3-percentage-point Democratic improvement over 2004, when George W. Bush carried it 50 percent to 48 percent (I am using the figures from Dave Leip's Election Atlas in all cases here). That's a 3-percentage-point Democratic gain and a 3-percentage-point Republican loss. Obama got 1 percent more popular votes than Kerry; McCain got 10 percent fewer popular votes than Bush. Overall turnout, as now reported, was down 4 percent. (I think this figure is a little fishy; with some votes still unreported; the numbers show overall turnout down between 31 percent and 44 percent in Marion, Tuscarawas, and Clinton counties.) It rose, at least according to these figures, in 13 of 88 counties, with the highest percentage rises in exurban counties where the population has been growing fastest (Delaware County outside Columbus, Warren County outside Cincinnati.)
McCain actually ran ahead of Bush's percentage in six counties along the Ohio River--southern-accented coal country, where Obama did very poorly in the Democratic primary--and also, curiously in Clark County (Springfield), which switched from Gore to Bush in 2004 after voters were bombarded by letters from readers of the British left-wing Guardian urging them to vote for Kerry. The Guardian evidently has a lasting effect. Republican percentages were down negligibly in the steel country around Youngstown and Warren (Mahoning and Trumbull counties) and not by much in Cleveland's Cuyahoga County and adjacent suburban counties. But if the coal-and-steel country didn't switch away from Republicans, voters in northwest Ohio's auto-centered economy did. And Columbus's Franklin County continued on its recent march away from its ancestral Republican Party.
Overall, however, the Ohio 2008 numbers look a lot like the Ohio 2004 numbers. A modest shift, large enough for a Democratic victory, but nothing looking like an earth-shattering realignment.
Indiana is quite different. George W. Bush carried Indiana 60 percent to 39 percent in 2004; John McCain lost it 50 percent to 49 percent in 2008. The Democratic percentage rose and the Republican percentage declined by a whopping 11 percentage points. Turnout was up 11 percent (these look like final figures), a large number in a state with relatively low population growth (above the regional average but well below the national average). Obama's popular vote was an enormous 41 percent higher than Kerry's (and compare that with Obama's 1 percent gain in Ohio). McCain's popular vote was 9 percent below Bush's in 2004 (almost the same as the 10 percent figure in Ohio).
The biggest turnout increases in Indiana, in percentage terms, came not in industrial counties where the economy has been lagging but in the ring of relatively affluent suburbs around Indianapolis and also in two university counties, Monroe County (Indiana University) and Tippecanoe County (Purdue). Turnout was down in some small-factory-town and rural counties. In the two counties with the largest black percentages, it was up an impressive 17 percent in Marion County (Indianapolis) and only 10 percent in Lake County (Gary).
The Democratic percentae, unsurprisingly given the statewide numbers, increased in all 92 counties, with some of the largest increases in the suburban counties around Indianapolis (including heretofore arch-Republican Hamilton County, the most affluent of them) and the smallest increase in southern-accented rural counties in southern Indiana, where Obama did not run well in the Democratic primary.
Lesson: Organization matters. I was not sure how much the Obama organization could deliver in actual votes. The answer turns out to be a lot. The Indiana results are very impressive, as are those, which I have not studied as closely, in Virginia and North Carolina, which like Indiana weren't target states in 2004. But organization counted for less--seems to have made a much more marginal difference--in states where the two parties competed in organization before, like Ohio. The Bush and Kerry campaigns, and their allies, were already doing something in 2004 that was much like what the Obama campaign did in 2008 in Indiana. The Kerry Ohio organization did an excellent job of turning out black voters in the central cities. The Obama campaign did a little better, and it seems to have fanned out into other, less heavily Democratic areas. The Bush organization in Ohio in 2004 did an excellent job of turning out votes in all kinds of areas, as showed up in a comparison of 2000 and 2004 results. The McCain campaign may have been on these efforts but was less effective. In Indiana you see almost no evidence of a Republican organizational effort.
The contrast between Ohio and Indiana leads me to wonder about the conclusions we draw about different demographic groups from the national data. The difference between responses in target states and in nontarget states is so striking that we should perhaps examine them separately.
The 2004 Bush and Kerry campaigns showed that organizational efforts could make a vast difference, more than I would have thought in the 1990s, when turnout was much lower. The 2008 Obama campaign, though it did not raise turnout hugely nationally, shows that organizational efforts can make a huge difference, especially when there's no appreciable organizational effort on the other side. The Obama campaign took something of a risk. If the national numbers had stayed where they were in the first half of September, with McCain slightly ahead, the Obama organizational efforts in Indiana and North Carolina (though not, probably, Virginia) would have gone for naught. But the Obama managers had enough money and manpower to gamble, and they won big and impressively. More to come....
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I know that pink sea salt is nice. So I'd personally try the other one.
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I have the Himalayan pink, but Maldon Grey flake is my favorite. It's comparatively inexpensive and if you use it as a finishing salt, your big ole rib eye will have a nice crunch.
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I'm partial to Real Salt, a US-based company.
Their official website provides a comparison between Real Salt, Himalayan and Celtic.
I like himalayan, but am currently using some mediterranean sea salt flakes I brought home from Spain. When that's done, I'll probably try the Celtic just to see what it's like.
OP, at the end of the day, you likely aren't using so much that one would offer any nutritional benefit over the other.
They're both fine. Mix it up and use both.
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JEFFREY KAYE: The University of California at Los Angeles may be half a world away from the Middle East, but that region's tensions resonate here. This week at UCLA, Jewish students celebrated Israel's 54th year of independence. The celebration was accompanied by messages about solidarity with the Jewish state.
SPOKESMAN: Let's remember to stay strong. Remember to support Israel. Write letters, stand out, stay strong and be activists.
JEFFREY KAYE: Only steps away from the pro-Zionist demonstrators, an equal number of students came out for a silent counter protest to show their support for an independent Palestine and to call for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the West Bank and Gaza. Signs and banners competed for attention. Muslims said a celebration was wrong during a time of conflict.
STUDENT: I can't celebrate that while, you know, they're massacring people. When torture is happening, there is nothing to celebrate.
JEFFREY KAYE: Relations between the two sides have been non- violent and civil, but marked by occasional shouting matches.
MAN: There's no doubt people are suffering but you don't put children into the conflict
WOMAN: My family is in Bethlehem. They're suffering. So it's on both sides.
JEFFREY KAYE: Beyond the shouting and the rallies, each side maintains literature tables on the campus walk to influence student opinion. Yesterday, we brought together UCLA students from the Arab American and Jewish communities to discuss their views of the Middle East conflict. Palestinian Yara Dahud, a political science major, was born in Jerusalem. Fadi Amir, a sociology student, was born in a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan. Panthea Haverim was studying in Israel until last week, when the University of California canceled her program for safety reasons. Mickey Bergman is a former captain in the Israeli defense force, the IDF. He's studying political science. Ghaith Mahmoud is an Iraqi-American active with the Muslim students association. He is studying international development. And Nicole Guzik is a Jewish studies major who plans to become a rabbi.
JEFFREY KAYE: Thank you all very much for being here. How have you been affected by what's been going on in Israel and the territories?
YARA DAHUD: I was born in Jerusalem, and my family lives in Bethlehem. And for the last two weeks, our family home in Bethlehem has been under siege. It's been occupied by the IDF. They've been using it as a base to fire from because it's very close to the Church of the Nativity, and my family has been confined to one single downstairs room for the last two weeks, locked in, no electricity, no power, absolutely nothing.
MICKEY BERGMAN: I am an officer in the IDF.
JEFFREY KAYE: Israeli Defense Forces.
MICKEY BERGMAN: And I am a reserve officer, an officer in the reserves. Obviously, a major effect of it is the option that might be called back every day, every moment. I have an emergency phone number that I can be called and in matters of hours go on the plane and leave everything that I have here in order to go back.
FADI AMER: I've been in a constant state of depression you can say from ever since the Intifada started. My grades have gone down. I'm glued to the TV. I read three or four newspapers every day. It's very depressing. It's a very depressing situation. It's affected me in so many ways. I don't go out. I don't have as many friends. You can say I'm a lot more isolated and a lot more depressed about this whole conflict.
JEFFREY KAYE: Have your perspectives about what's been going on, your political ideas, have they changed in the last few weeks? Nicole?
NICOLE GUZIK: I think, definitely. I always considered myself a very right wing person. And when I just look at the atrocities that have gone on on both sides, it makes me really realize how much there is a need for more respect and to understand the preciousness of humanity, and for me, that's completely changed the way I've looked. I've always seen myself as a Zionist, a Jew. And now I'm seeing myself as a human. And that's a completely new thing in my life.
PANTHEA HAVERIM: Watching the news and knowing that Sharon entered or the IDF entered the West Bank, the cities, there was a sense of fear from… that more damage was going to be created, but also this sense of relief that, okay, at least we're doing something. And then again questioning myself, is that sick that I'm relieved at this, but at the same time I was scared to leave the house. So when you fear for your own life, it's hard to let your ideals, your dream for peace, to ease that.
GHAITH MAHMOOD: We can't just look at it and say, "Oh, my people were killed. My people are being slaughtered. I can't believe this is happening." Because on the same respect, without humanizing the other side, whatever the other side may be, without taking that time to look at how do my actions affect the people, how are the actions of the IDF in terms of occupying another country, in terms of entering cities and villages setting up checkpoints to prevent people from moving one area to another. How have these, in essence, escalated the conflict?
JEFFREY KAYE: Both sides have been accused of acts of brutality. Does one side enjoy a moral advantage?
YARA DAHUD: I've seen all sorts of things about… of course, it's terrible. Anyone's loss of life is terrible. But when I see human interest stories on the news about Israeli soldiers and their families and their funerals and then "A hundred Palestinians died today in Jenin, most of them militants," you know, it's very depressing. It's very depressing. It leaves me feeling really helpless knowing that people buy into what they're told and buy into the media spin.
MICKEY BERGMAN: From the flip side of the same thing with the media, and I'll give an example, the fact that in the last two weeks, Israel has been attacked from the northern border by Hezbollah, shooting over 100 Katyusha missiles into Israeli cities is not mentioned anywhere. My point is that every side seems to think that the media is not representing his side correctly. And we need to understand that the way is somewhere in the middle.
JEFFREY KAYE: Nicole, a lot of this is about land and who is entitled to that land. From where you sit, as a religious person, do you see Jews as having entitlement to that land?
NICOLE GUZIK: Well, Jews have had a very strong presence throughout the land for thousands of years, but I'm also a realist. And I understand that co-existence needs to happen. And I think any biblicist would agree that in order to achieve peace, different measures need to be undertaken.
YARA DAHUD: There's a very simple solution to achieving security, and that is the establishment of a Palestinian state, the right of return or compensation for refugee…
NICOLE GUZIK: I don't agree.
YARA DAHUD: Well, I know you don't agree on that. But the right of return, the compensation for refugees and the right of self-determination.
JEFFREY KAYE: We come back to the question I asked before about who is entitled to the land.
YARA DAHUD: I think this issue of entitlement is ridiculous and it has no basis for what's going on here.
JEFFREY KAYE: You just talked about the right of return.
YARA DAHUD: Entitlement as in like, there's no, like, Jews are entitled or Palestinians are entitled. Whoever was living there, whoever feels like living there is entitled to live there. That's just plain fact. But the Palestinians are entitled just as the Jews are entitled to the right to self- determination.
FADI AMER: Personally I have a problem with, you know, it's very painful for me as someone who, is from Haifa whose families and great-grandparents were from Haifa and I know I could never be able to return, while someone from Russia or Brooklyn can go back, get citizenship, and get land. It's a very painful thing. The sad reality is that might makes right. Israel is more powerful and it can dictate. To do that and then to claim that it's a democracy and claim it's a great country I think there's fundamental flaws with that, to say that my grandparents can go back, but you're from Russia you can go back and this is a great country. I'm not saying it exists. I'm saying there's something we should look at, at least.
JEFFREY KAYE: Nicole.
NICOLE GUZIK: The difference between having the co-existence of two states and allowing the right of return which would then eliminate one state altogether.
JEFFREY KAYE: Do you think your generation is going to do a better job than the previous generation in resolving all of this?
YARA DAHUD: No, not necessarily.
NICOLE GUZIK: It's hard for me to see a clear solution. I can't accept the right of return. To me, then, my homeland doesn't exist any longer. But I don't know. I need to hear a proposal, a solution. I don't know what another solution is.
PANTHEA HAVERIM: I think that the solution comes from education, and people focusing towards teaching compromise and teaching peace. I mean, teaching their ideals, not compromising your ideals, but understanding that in the end in order to live together, we're going to have to do this together.
FADI AMER: I totally agree with that. I think education has to be part of the… I really do hope that our generation will be better able to educate both our kids and hopefully each other, but there is fundamentals that we have to keep in part. I don't think it's realistic for any Israeli to expect the Palestinians to educate their kids and get along with the Israelis when their houses are being seized, when there's settlements, when there's occupation.
JEFFREY KAYE: Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the chance?
GHAITH MAHMOOD: When we talked about an end to apartheid, did we say how can the Afrikaners and the African people who are in South Africa… no, we said how can the world end it? Until we take this vision of how to end this conflict, I don't really think it's going to end.
JEFFREY KAYE: To what extent do you think your vision of the future, your hope or lack of hope has been influenced by living here?
YARA DAHUD: Oh, it's given me a lot more hope, and it's definitely allowed me… I've had the luxury of being able to see the American perspective, the Jewish perspective, just going to this school, and you know, then you have the Palestinian perspective obviously. And it's allowed me to see that there are a lot of doors. There are a lot of doors that are just waiting to be opened. I can imagine if I was living in Gaza, you know, I might think there's maybe only one door I can take, and that's to resist violently.
MICKEY BERGMAN: We can sit here and talk. The rallies that are going outside are peaceful. Yes, there is screaming, there are lots of emotions, but they're talking. It doesn't happen in Israel and between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
JEFFREY KAYE: This kind of dialogue.
MICKEY BERGMAN: This kind of dialogue.
JEFFREY KAYE: Do you have hope?
MICKEY BERGMAN: I really have hope. That is the first generation who will bring peace.
FADI AMER: Ultimately, there's no choice but to really solve it. We really have to solve it in a peaceful light.
JEFFREY KAYE: We're going to have to leave it there. Thank you all very much indeed.


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If Sean Avery was to give an Oscar-like speech, it might go something like, "You guys like me. You really, really like me!"
There was an immense show of support some Rangers fans showed for him during last night's home opener in the form of a massive banner as Mike Mazzeo of ESPN shared.
As a fan named Don shared in the story, he feels that the Rangers need a spark plug-like guy like Avery in their lineup to keep the team going. Don isn't the only one feeling that way either as Henrik Lundqvist more or less said the same thing.
"We have players that can bring spark here for this group," Henrik Lundqvist said after the Rangers were drubbed, 4-2, in their home opener by Toronto. "Obviously, Aves he is one of a kind when it comes to playing the game the way he plays it, and he brings a lot to the table. He's a great player obviously, but right now the management thinks this is the best team possible and we're just gonna go with that."
Seeing fans respond that way for any player they feel the team needs is nothing new. But supporting Sean Avery? That's a new one. Avery upsetting opposing fans is nothing new, but getting even the home fans to rally around him that way is stunning.
Do the Rangers need him though? Given that there's a rotation of guys no contributing a whole lot to the team in Kris Newbury, Erik Christensen, and occasionally Wojtek Wolski… Maybe there's a place in New York for Sean Avery after all. After what coach John Tortorella has said about Avery this year, however, there might be more appearances by banners in Madison Square Garden this season than there will be from Avery.
- mgp1219 - Oct 28, 2011 at 12:56 PM
Avery might have been at the game if he didn't have a fashion show to attend.
- imleftcoast - Oct 28, 2011 at 3:10 PM
Dude, grow up.
- stakex - Oct 28, 2011 at 8:14 PM
Most Rangers fan know that the team is better off with Avery in the lineup. Sure guys like Christensen have potential…. but they aren't helping spark the Ragners at all this year. In fact, Christensens play has been anything but inspiring. Avery on the other hand had a great ability to give the Rangers a spark they just haven't had this year.
In the end it all comes down to the fact that Torts doesn't like Avery… not that he feels he can't contribute. If Torts was fired tm, Avery would probably be back in the lineup the next day.
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If you're looking for a good read that is guaranteed to make you laugh, pick up a Terry Pratchett book. Equal Rites is a good one, though, I must admit, not as funny as some of his other Discworld books. In Equal Rites a powerful wizard shows up at the town of Bad Ass to pass on his staff and power to the in-the-process-of-being-born eighth son of an eighth son. Unfortunately, the wizard realizes too late that he was wrong and the baby is a girl. But girls can't be wizards, though no one knows why. All anyone knows is that a girl has never been a wizard before. So the family tries to forget anything ever happened.
The local witch, Granny Weatherwax, present at Esk's birth realizes when Esk is still quite young, that she does indeed have magic powers. So she takes her in and starts training her in how to be a witch. But Esk has more power than Granny knows what to do with and so they set off to Unseen University in Ankh-Morpork. They have an eventful journey and arrive at the University only to be turned away because girls aren't allowed. But as Granny knows, and Esk finds out, there is more than one way to get into the University.
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For the first time in her life Granny wondered whether there might be something important in all those books people were setting such store by these days, although she was opposed to books on strict moral grounds, since she had heard that many of them were written by dead people and therefore stood to reason reading them would be as bad as necromancy. Among the many things in the infinitely varied universe with which Granny did not hold was talking to dead people, who by all accounts had enough troubles of their own.
"I look at it all like this," he said. "Before I heard him talk, I was like everyone else. You know what I mean? I was confused and uncertain about all the little details of life. But now," he brightened up, "while I'm still confused and uncertain it's on a much higher plane, d'you see, and at least I know I'm bewildered about the really fundamental and important facts of the universe."
Treatle nodded. "I hadn't looked at it like that," he said, "but you're absolutely right. He's really pushed back the boundaries of ignorance. There's so much about the universe we don't know."
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Sydney: England batsman Ian Bell has said that he believes new head coach Peter Moores will be a better England cricket coach second time around.
Moores, who was England's coach during a two-year spell from 2007 to 2009, was forced out after a rift with Kevin Pietersen that cost the latter the England captaincy, although English cricket chiefs ended the star batsman's international career after the recent Ashes debacle.
According to News.com.au, Bell, who is one of a handful of senior England players Moores inherited after Andy Flower stood down following the team's 5-0 Ashes drubbing in Australia, made a 50 during a 39-run victory away to Scotland in a rain-marred ODI in Aberdeen on Friday.
Hailing Moores, Bell said that the former Lancashire coach has a lot of qualities and believes that Moores has learnt from the mistakes he made during his previous stint, adding that Moores has the experience of understanding international cricket a bit more.
Bell however, hoped that Moores would give the senior players a bit more responsibility instead of looking at statistics all the time, as it is important for the seniors to make decisions.
Bell, who has played 98 Tests and 141 ODIs, however, believes there is no substitute for player responsibility although he sees no reason why the current side cannot rise again.


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J & C RV Park
Alliance, Nebraska
Phone: (308) 762-3860
Sites: 13
Recent Rate: $36 9/2013
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Latitude: 42.0901640692447
Longitude: -102.898200736923
J & C RV Park
Alliance, Nebraska
Phone: (308) 762-3860
Sites: 13
Recent Rate: $36 9/2013
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Latitude: 42.0901640692447
Longitude: -102.898200736923
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Review Count: 101
States Visited: 21
Helpful Reviews: 8
Date of Stay: September, 2013 - $36.00
Overall Rating:
This is a very small, clean, friendly park which is great for an overnight stop while traveling through the area. We were greeted by the owner and his dog as we drove in and registered right on the spot. Our pull thru site was level and had nice grass. Power is good 50 amp with full hook-ups. Pretty park which I recommend highly. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 17
States Visited: 6
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: July, 2013 - $35.00
Overall Rating:
We stayed in this park for 2 nights on our way to South Dakota. It's a very nice, clean and well maintained park. The owners were very nice and helpful. The sites are small/medium rocks with a small grassy area and a tree. The site was very level and had full hookups. This is a great park for an overnight stay. With just 13 sites and essentially no amenities it's still a very nice park. Their sign is hard to see until you're almost right in front of the park. The office is at the back door of the house. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 14
States Visited: 7
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: July, 2012 - $38.00
Overall Rating:
When I called this campground to get the nightly rate and physical address for them, I was quoted $28 ($25 Good Sam's rate). When we arrived we were informed that the rate was $38 a night and no Good Sam's rate! When I questioned why they weren't honoring the rate quoted over the phone I was informed that it was the same thing as if we'd been "quoted a $37 rate over the phone for a motel and got there and were charged $101 a night, we'd have to pay it." We informed them that NO we did not have to pay it, and we'd leave and we did! Had they honored the rate quoted to us, we'd have stayed there the two nights we were scheduled to since it was a small but clean little park. Because they failed to honor a quoted price or even reach a reasonable half way point we gave them a 1 rating. Had they done so it would have been much higher I'm sure. We will not return to this park. We went on to Scottsbluff and found a nice little campground for $15 a night! We camped at J & C RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 82
States Visited: 20
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: May, 2012 - $28.00
Overall Rating:
This is a very nice park for an overnight stop. The owners friendly dog came out to greet us and when walking up to the office, another park guest came out and greeted us. Very friendly place! The sites appear to be a back in, but they allow guests to drive across the grass behind the site, making it a pull through. Lush grass and nice landscaping on the park grounds. The only downside is no cable. Highly recommended for overnight stop. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 21
States Visited: 16
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: August, 2011 - $34.00
Overall Rating:
This is a lovely little campground...very well maintained, level sites, full hookups convenient. The sites are side by side but there is more than ample room for slideouts. It is on the west side of town at the intersection of Rt. 2 and 385 within a short distance of the rail yards. Since we have found few parks that aren't close to railroad tracks, we didn't mind the noise. The owners couldn't have been nicer or more informative as there are some museums and attractions worth the 3 night stay. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 56
States Visited: 15
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: September, 2010 - $27.00
Overall Rating:
This is by far the nicer of the the two parks in the town. Alliance is a major rail center with constant freight train traffic. The yards are on the East side of town. This park is on the West edge of town. There is still some train noise but not bad. It is a clean and well-maintained place. The pads are side-by-side sharing a common utility pedestal so you might have a close neighbor. You might have to back in if the ground is wet/soft but otherwise you can pull through over the grass. The owners are as nice as can be. Some travelers come through Alliance to see the famous Carhenge site which replicates Stonehenge using buried automobile and truck bodies. The site is just a couple of miles out of town on the East side. There is also a nice park in town with a pretty fountain and a museum. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 2
States Visited: 2
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: June, 2009 - $30.00
Overall Rating:
This campground was very quiet. Not near any major highway, yet was very easy to get to. We stayed just one night. The employees were very friendly but seemed a little confused about activities in the area. This was a older park so the large trees were very nice. Not a large park so we were concerned about not having a reservation but they were able to accommodate us nicely. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 38
States Visited: 13
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: May, 2009 - $25.00
Overall Rating:
We'd give this clean, pretty campground a 10 except that the sites are really close together. The sign is hard to see, we found it by spotting the other RVs from the road. However, it's a great overnight stop. Sites are level, grass is green, flowers just coming out and lovely. Owners/managers very nice, very helpful. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 132
States Visited: 20
Helpful Reviews: 4
Date of Stay: October, 2008 - $28.00
Overall Rating:
I had called ahead and stated the length of my rig. The owner said it would fit but the swing room to get into the site was not adequate. Low tree branches, large boulders and railroad ties funnel you into very narrow sites.Sites are side by side and slides almost touch. Owner has dogs and kennels and grass was full of dog excrement. Very repugnant. Signage is right in the drive way so it is difficult to see until almost too late to turn in. I would be desperate before staying here again. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 3
States Visited: 3
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: August, 2008 - $25.00
Overall Rating:
Very well kept small park. Very friendly owners. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Travel Trailer.Undo
Review Count: 148
States Visited: 28
Helpful Reviews: 1
Date of Stay: November, 2007 - $22.00
Overall Rating:
Signage to campground good. Limited space to park and register. Owner friendly and efficient. Please note only take cash or check. Lovely small campground with well maintained flat gravel pull-thrus sites with full services. Electricity solid and water pressure good. No other infrastructure on site. Some highway and railway noise but excellent for an overnight stop. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 56
States Visited: 19
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: July, 2007 - $25.00
Overall Rating:
Very nice little park right on Hwy. 385. Some train noise from a nearby staging station but not enough to be a problem. No restrooms available but park is being upgraded. Each station has it's own electrical feed so you aren't dropped from a neighbors usage. Sites 1 & 2 are back ins but in my opinion were the best sites. You don't have neighbors right next to you as most sites are side by side hookups. These sites allowed a small grass strip between with some small shade trees. We enjoyed our stay here and would definitely stay again. Park is pretty laid back and cash or checks are the method of payment as they don't take credit cards. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 29
States Visited: 10
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: May, 2007 - $21.00
Overall Rating:
Clean little RV Park on US-385 in Alliance. Was convenient on our way up to S. Dakota. We'd stay here again. No restrooms yet, the owners are still working on the park. We camped at J & C RV Park in a Travel Trailer.Undo
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Casa Gardo
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Villa / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 5
Availability Your dates are available
Villa / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 5
|Key Info
This villa is ideal for a peaceful and relaxing family holiday, set in the tranquil surroundings of the Andalucian hills with spectacular views of the Mediterranean.
A light and airy villa, with BBQ and private 8m x 4m swimming pool.
The local village of Sayalonga has supermarket, restaurants and bars.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Algarrobo Costa, Torrox Costa etc 8 km
|Car essential
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Malaga 60 km, Nearest railway: Malaga 60 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|CD player, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Further details indoors
Welcome to Casa Gardo, a 2 bedroom villa with private pool that has amazing views of the Mediterranean Sea surrounded by the Andalucía hills with gorgeous palm trees in the garden, a BBQ built in the shade of an almond tree where at the right time of year you can pick Almonds straight from the tree. This truly is a beautiful tranquil location.
This large two bedroom villa sleeps 5/6 people and is ideal for a peaceful and relaxing family holiday, set in the tranquil surroundings of the Andalucía hills with spectacular sea and mountain views. Inside this charming open plan villa you will find a fitted kitchen which includes fridge/freezer, microwave, 4 ring gas hob and electric oven. A comfortable lounge area with two sofas a DVD player with a selection of DVDs and also a selection of books. The dining area has a table and chairs. The modern clean bathroom includes towels and has both bath and shower. You will find ceiling fans in every room and two stand fans that you can position where you most need them.
Outside is where you will want to spend most of your holiday relaxing in your own private pool, or sunbathing on the terrace, bring high sun factor as it gets very hot especially in July and August. There are plenty of terraces both open or covered for dining alfresco, and the covered terrace offers some shade if it get too hot. Not forgetting the BBQ and the amazing views of the Mediterranean Sea where dinning alfresco is the norm, surrounded by the Andalucía hills it really will be a relaxing and enjoyable holiday.
|Further details outdoors
We have made every effort to provide everything to make your stay an enjoyable experience. All you need to bring is your toothbrush, we even provide beach towels.
As this is a rural property it is necessary to travel along a 3km track.
Agent is close by if you require any assistance.
|Further details
Welcome basket provided on arrival.
25% deposit on booking. Full payment required 6 weeks before arrival.
Check in any time from 4pm till 10pm on day of arrival.
Checkout by 10am on day of departure.
This may be flexible depending on arrival/departure bookings.
Note: if you plan arrive after 10pm there will be additional check in charge.
The Andalucia region
This rugged piece of Spanish coastline harbors everything from whitewashed villages to wander around, beautiful beaches and marinas perfect for relaxing.
Places worth visiting are the Cathedral and Picasso Museum, both in Malaga and the Magnificent Medieval Alhambra Palace in Granada.
Although you are in a tranquil and beautiful setting, there are plenty of beaches approximately 20 minutes from Sayalonga.
Sayalonga is a picturesque white washed village comprising of restaurants, bars and museum. There is 3 day festival in July (feria), Nispero Festival (in May). Semana Santa (Easter) festival amongst others. This is a great area for exploring the countryside with many planned walking routes.
Nerja costa where you will find lovely beaches and restaurants. Nerja Caves, which were discovered by two young boys in the 1950's, are the largest in Costa del Sol.These are a must to visit.
The Balcon de Europa which is the former site of an old Moorish castle, it holds wonderful views of the landscape and dramatic coastline.
Numerous local markets to visit.
For a fun filled day out Velez de Malaga and Torremolinos both have waterparks.
You will find a good variety of restaurants and bars around this region.
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14 Sep 2014
"Tranquil & relaxing with the most amazing views"
Our stay at casa gardo was fantastic from beginning to end. Rita and Charlie met us in sayalonga and took us up to the villa. The villa was spotless and had everything you could possibly need. All bed… More
27 Aug 2014
"Idyllic seclusion with glorious views"
We were looking for an inexpensive holiday to Spain, having been many times we knew the coast reasonably well. So this villa was something of a gamble, being slightly inland and into the hills, booked… More
8 Aug 2014
"Amazing villa"
We had a great holiday in July at Casa Gardo.A very nice villa which is spacious, clean and tidy with a lovely big modern bathroom, it also has a great outdoor area with pool perfect for relaxing in t… More
27 Mar 2014
"Great relaxing ideallic villa"
we arrived in Sayalonga to be met by Charles and Rita, who then showed us up the way to the villa via the short five to ten minute drive up a country track with stunning views at every turn.when we go… More
22 Feb 2014
"Stunning views"
We stopped 25th Jan to 8th Feb 2014 the weather was good average 19 degrees reaching 28 on day. The villa was spacious and very warm on the cool nights, with an ample supply of wood for the fire. The … More
30 Jul 2013
"Fabulous - spacious, well kept, private - and what views!"
My partner and I stayed here Sept 2012. Fab viilla, really tucked away up the side of a mountain, loads of room to spread out, truly amazing views of the coast. Was just as described and just what we … More
17 Sep 2012
"Absolutely fabulous"
This property is absolutely fabulous. Tucked away on a mountain side overlooking the villages and the sea beyond, it was tranquil and a real 'get away from it all' holiday. Whilst there are neighbours you were not really aware of them and it was so peaceful. We spent most of our time on the large patio area under the umbrella and in the pool as it was very hot but wouldnt have wanted it any different! The pool was great fun and just right to dip in and out of morning, noon and night! The villa is nicely furnished as you would expect, fully equipped, plenty of towels and extra linen, and we always ate alfresco using the dining area which leads onto the patio. Fantastic to watch the evening lights twinkling below with a nice glass of chilled wine!
Whilst the property does not have aircon, we found that the fans were adequate and allowed us to sleep at night. There is a good shopping centre not far away (about 10 km), and local shops just down the mountain in the village of Sayalonga (1km). The local beaches are also not far away, but you do need a car.
Charlie and Rita, who look after the villa, were lovely and made sure the villa was as it should be and nothing was too much trouble, Thank you. We will definitely come back!
3 Oct 2011
"Amazing location and breath taking views"
The local area is fantastic - breath taking mountains, amazing sea views and the nearby towns of Sayalonga and Competa are beautiful Spanish / Moorish style towns with good restaurants and a few shops. Amentities such as larger supermarkets, the coast etc are literally at the foot of the mountain, just a short drive down a very steep winding road. The beaches were extensive, stretching for miles and empty. An excellent restaurant perched on the mountain top is walkable from the villa and the views over the mountains to the coast, with the gentle sound of bells from the goat and the herder on the hillside, drifting on the breeze was magical. I was surprised generally how reasonable meals out were in the area (circa E12) and local drinks were extremely cheap. (Circa E1.5 max for a beer or glass of wine) The local wine, also very cheap, was lovely, no rough plonk ! Lively and clubbing - not at all ! But lots of interesting places to visit, good food and wine all readily available.
The villa itself has lovely outside space, the pool area and terrace looking out over the coast both having truly beautiful views. The binoculars in the villa were an excellent idea.
The only downside is that the villa interior was a little tired - but immaculately clean. The waterproof sheets on the beds weren't nice in the heat and I would assert cotton protectors would be more appropriate. I suspect the house had experienced a leak on th rear wall and as such the twin room and several kitchen cupboards were so damp / stagnant smelling they were unusable.
That said, the weather was lovely and the outside area spacious and lovely - so there was little cause to be inside !
The bathroom was newly refurbished and immaculate and the villa as a whole was very well equipped. The owner was helpful and the fridge full of essentials on arrival was most welcome. Sort out whatever was making that damp smell and this would be a perfect spot. If that were fixed, I'd go again.
The problems mentioned in this review were due to a burst pipe and have now been rectified. The damaged units have been replaced and a new oven, gas hob and all worktops have been replaced.
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Google Glass: Should Internal Auditors Wear It?
One of the occasional criticisms of internal auditors is that we are not as innovative as some in other professions. There is a grain of truth to the "innovation-aversion syndrome," as I will call it, but our profession has adopted several new technologies in the past 20 years that have permitted us to leverage key technologies. Today, for example, many internal audit functions leverage audit management systems, deploy systems for maintaining workpapers electronically, use data mining and analysis tools, and deliver our reports electronically with embedded hyperlinks for the readers' use in perusing evidence or data in greater detail.
While I am proud of the innovation that we have adopted, I am always on the lookout for the next innovative tools, methodologies, and technologies that our profession can pioneer for use. One such tool that recently popped onto my radar is Google Glass – "a wearable computer with a head-mounted display (HMD) that is being developed by Google in the Project Glass research and development project."
In American Banker's BankThink blog, Richard Magrann-Wells, financial services practice leader for reinsurance giant Willis North America, recently proposed fighting securities fraud by requiring traders to wear Google Glass to record conversations and videotape trades.
Bruce Carton, a former senior counsel in the SEC's division of enforcement, picked up on the idea and wrote in his Compliance Week Enforcement Action blog that perhaps there might even be a place for Google Glass as a compliance tool for public companies.
While it remains to be seen whether Google Glass will be donned by either traders or compliance professionals, what about the prospect that internal auditors might don this science fiction like device for use during the data collection and analysis phase of internal audit engagements? Just imagine the amount of time and effort that could be saved from the normal processes to document interviews or audit evidence. It could all be captured almost effortlessly and saved into the electronic workpapers or other means of documenting the engagement results.
Before we all trade in our green eyeshades for these newfangled devices, we should probably examine the wisdom or folly of such technology in our profession:
Trading firms have been recording phone conversations since the mid-1980s. Texts, emails, and trading conversations are all recorded and discoverable in court. IT departments can log on and monitor the computer habits of practically any individual on any corporate network. So, in that sense, Google Glass doesn't really represent any new threat to privacy.
From an internal audit perspective, the real question is whether Google Glass would be an effective fraud deterrent, and that's a question that remains to be answered. Given the persistence of fraud and malfeasance in the face of escalating regulation and deterrence, it's reasonable to assume that it would be only a matter of time before some rogue element found a way to game the system.
Still . . . I think it would be an idea worthy of debate once the technology is actually on the market.
I would welcome your thoughts.
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