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Laurel Restaurant, BCU (Before Cucina Urbana), circa 2005. I had not yet moved to San Diego, but was in town visiting my sister. I remember it being a birthday dinner, but I can't remember whose. I also can't remember what we ate…eek. Then again, it was 7 years ago. — Sara Hanson, fine wine specialist and blogger (thesarkuswineblog.com)
I've spent all 35 years of my life in San Diego, but the first dining experience I remember was at The Old Spaghetti Factory. It was the site of many a birthday dinner and the only reason my family had for venturing into the then, ramshackle and, quite frankly, dangerous Gaslamp District. Every now and then, we go back and get the Manager's Favorite with meat sauce and grated mizithra cheese for old times' sake.
Little-known fact: restaurateur Michael McGeath (Fio's, Trattoria Acqua, Brooklyn Girl) not only got his start there decades ago, but also met his wife and co-proprietor, Victoria, there, proving great things can come from even the humblest of beginnings. (Editor's note: Brooklyn Girl is expected to open in Mission Hills this March) —Brandon Hernández, food writer (Twitter @offdutyfoodie)
My first going out experience was Cane's in Mission Beach. No longer exists but I did go back a couple times! — Jeff Josenhans, director of beverage outlets and sommelier at U.S. Grant Hotel
My wife and I came to San Diego and in one day decided to relocate and begin Bread & Cie. That night we celebrated at a long-gone but fantastic upscale restaurant called on Coronado called Marius. The chef was Rene Herbeck of late chef at Au Revoir Bistro in HIllcrest and now catering . Marius was as good as the finest Manhattan restaurant ...at a fraction of the price. Although the first, that meal remains one of the best meals I've had in San Diego — Charles Kaufman, baker, owner of Bread & Cie Café (Twitter @BreadAndCie)
When I got to San Diego almost 17 years ago, my apartment was in Hillcrest. I ended up at the now-closed Chef's Wok on University Avenue in Hillcrest. Note the words "ended up." It wasn't too good and I didn't know any better. However, I learned not to ever go back. Fool me once…and that's all, you know? Since then, my culinary game has greatly improved.
The irony is that I was so close (yet so far away) to the greatness of Superdiner Charles Kaufman's Bread & Cie. — Gerald "Dex" Poindexter, publicist, avid diner (Twitter @SuperDinerDex)
A good friend of mine reminded me that upon visiting UCSD for orientation in the 90's, his friend took him to a small place for what happened to be his first fish taco! His doubts about going to UCSD vanished upon taking the first bite — the place was Rubio's.
As for me, I came in 1990 from Paris straight to La Jolla. I was to become the chef of a French restaurant on Fay Avenue. A friend took me to Pearl Avenue and introduced me to his buddy, a nervous restaurateur that had just started a fresh concept: SALAD, PASTA AND PIZZA. I thought that if this guy makes it, so will I!

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Jim Goodman at the Mountain View Telegraph likes to hike Embudito Canyon.
Last night, an Isotope homered in the PCL All-Star game.
Carlito Springs, a hidden oasis in the southern part of the Sandia Mountains – and a favorite resting spot for my old dog Arnold – will be open to the public beginning in August.
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After hitting .309 this season and with 56 RBIs under his belt in 2014, Isotope First Baseman Clint Robinson gets called up to LA.
San Pedro Boulevard has the potential for walkability.
This sister of an APD shooting victim speaks out at World Socialist Web Site.
Uber is denied by the state Public Regulation Commission, yet continues to operate in the Albuquerque metropolitan area.
A man is suing Albuquerque Public Schools for having him arrested when he was 12.
A federal judge issued an injunction against the city of Ruidoso, N.M., over a violation of the First Amendment.
The Brookings Institution says our town is in the midst of a double dip recession.
Here is what's going on at the vast nuclear weapons repository and 24-7 hot refueling center next door to us.
Thirty-six million dollars in Burque's outstanding senior lien airport revenue bonds have an A+ rating, according to Fitch.
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Lyft, a commie ride-sharing plot, is ordered to cease operations in the state.
Veteran backstop Miguel Olivo, sent down to Burque after a lackluster season upstairs in LA, is suspended after biting off part of the ear of Isotope's teammate Alex Guerrero (who was also demoted to the farm squad after performance concerns from Dodger management).
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No video record of Mary Hawke's fatal encounter with APD is available.
Over at Salon, a BrBa actor discusses his many deaths.
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A local mother of two and part-time math tutor says, "People who have enough money to run for Congress are only in it for themselves."
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Swarms of grasshoppers have been observed in many areas of Albuquerque.
Hello and goodbye, Nicolas Gregory Chili Buss.
A drought advisory has been issued by the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Authority.
A new pool for the South Valley is needed but is not funded.
The DEA is busy busting local synthetic-drug pushers.
Some bad men who beat and then kidnapped an El Paso man, driving him to Albuquerque in the process, have been sentenced to long prison terms.
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Millennials have a habitat. Knowledge of that habitat can be exploited by capitalists seeking to acquire more feria.
UFO expert Alejandro Rojas posted this letter about Kirtland Air Force Base and the Paul Bennewitz controversy.
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Abraham disrupts Raiders in Falcons' win
OCT 14, 2012 6:13p ET
No more watching game film to figure out how to slow down the NFL's active sack leader. No more John Abraham-induced nightmares off the edge. After all, Abraham, one of the league's premier sack specialists, is now Gonzalez's teammate on the undefeated Falcons.
"I remember playing against him when I was younger. I couldn't block him," Gonzalez said following Atlanta's 23-20 last-minute win over the Oakland Raiders.
Smith, the Raiders' second-year offensive tackle out of East Carolina, knows the feeling.
In just the sixth start of his young career, Smith, filling in for Oakland starter Khalif Barnes, often found himself lining up across from the Falcons' No. 55 — a numerical value representative of yardage lost in the Georgia Dome. The result: three Abraham sacks, including a third-quarter quarterback takedown that caused a fumble, led to a game-tying field goal and shifted the contest's momentum.
For Abraham, now in his 13th NFL season, it was nothing personal with the young tackle. It's business; the daily grind.
"I try to look at everybody the same. ... I just hope I can get some more one-on-ones. And, you know, when I get an opportunity one-on-one I know I gotta win," he said. "So I don't really look down on anybody, I feel I can beat anybody. I mean, you gotta go in that way to play the game. If you ask a fighter if he's gonna win, you gotta always feel like you're gonna win."
It's somewhat redeeming for Abraham to be at the top of his game for the unblemished Falcons, especially in a season bearing a personal blemish off the field. He was arrested on two counts of obstruction on Sept. 25 following a strange incident near his home in Atlantic Station. Police said he refused instructions, which led to the arrest. He called the incident a case of bad timing.
But his timing on rushing the quarterback has remained constant: Quick, savvy, explosive. Abraham, a man who shies away from the media spotlight off the field, will find it hard to duck reporters with such exemplary play. He's notched six sacks in 2012, which will likely land him in the league's top-10 in sacks after this week's slate of games wraps up.
Aside from logging at least three sacks for the eighth time in his career, Abraham also forced the Raiders into a few holding calls, which he considered warranted. Actually, he said, it's about time.
"You can ask any defensive lineman or person on defense that plays interior that they get held every time," Abraham, who now claims 118 career sacks, joked in the locker room. "You know, I was just happy to get some calls in open spaces that they can see it and the referees did a good job calling what they need to call."
Behind the constant pressure on Raiders quarterback Carson Palmer — a veteran in his own right — Atlanta's defense forced two turnovers, the fifth time in six games it has done so. The disruptive effect even led to the most pivotal moment of the game: An interception by cornerback Asante Samuel returned for a touchdown. At this point, it seems less likely to wonder if the unit will step up in key moments, but rather when.
One thing Falcons defenders lacked following another last-second field goal by kicker-playing-hero Matt Bryant was shock.
Is it surprising that the team is 6-0? "No."
Is it surprising that you guys can squeak out these late-game heroics? "No."
Is it surprising that your 34-year-old defensive end is still wreaking havoc on 20-something tackles? Heck no.
"Football is a game of angles, it's a game of two-foot space that you've gotta beat your guy in. It's hard to master that. You think about that: two-foot space, moving here, moving there," 16-year veteran Gonzalez said. "Most of those guys are faster than me, but I will come out of my break and I will get that angle quicker than you because I know the game. And that's what (Abraham) does. He's out there setting 'em up, setting 'em up.
"You know, it's chess for a defensive end going against a tackle. He's a chess master."
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MIDDLEBURY — In the 2011-2012 season the Middlebury College women's hockey team posted a 21-4-3 season that included a NESCAC title and an NCAA Division III tournament appearance and started with 3-2 and 6-0 wins over Colby.
This past Friday and Saturday at Kenyon Arena, Middlebury opened with 3-2 and 5-1 wins over the White Mules.
Those results don't necessarily mean the Panthers will roll to another 20-win season, said senior defender and captain Heather Marrison, who assisted Friday's late game-winner and Saturday's third goal.
MIDDLEBURY — On the first day of the recent Youth Hunting Weekend, 11-year-old Winston Forbes and his father were in the tree stand behind their Middlebury house.
"We sat there all day," Winston said. "It was getting late."
Finally, around 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 3, their patience paid off.
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VERGENNES — The Vergennes Union High School board will meet in the school this Tuesday at 6 p.m. to discuss its next step after the Election Day defeat of its $6.5 million bond proposal. Addison Northwest Supervisory Union voters on Nov. 6 by 2,244-1,653 rejected a bond that would have funded repairs and major upgrades to VUHS.
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BRISTOL — The general feeling among the 45 or so Bristol community members at a forum in Bristol last week was that efforts to address the apparent increase in drug-related crimes should also include residents from the neighboring towns of Lincoln, Starksboro, Monkton and New Haven, in addition to Bristol.
MIDDLEBURY — The Addison Central Supervisory Union has ordered an audit of its Weybridge school financial accounts in the wake of the resignation of Weybridge Town Clerk and Treasurer Karen Brisson, who admitted last week to having embezzled funds from the town.
Brisson additionally served as treasurer for the Weybridge school district.
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Situation at ZP guesthouse turns tense as police make lathicharge
Tempers ran high when an angry mob of integrationists made repeated attempts to gatecrash into the Zilla Parishad guesthouse to register their protest with Social Welfare Minister Pitani Satyanarayana for his 'failure' to fall in line with the demand for resignation in support of Samaikhyandhra here on Monday. The police resorted to caning and some leaders of the JAC-Samaikhyandrha courted arrest during the protest.
M. Venkateswara Rao, Chairman, JAC for Teachers, and Srinivas from the JAC for APNGOs were reportedly roughed up in the police action. The two leaders and Daniel of the Student-JAC were arrested and lodged in the II-Town police station. A large gathering of agitators staged a sit-in at the police station and a rasta roko at the fire station centre later in protest against the 'police excess' on the Samaikhyandhra leaders. The Minister reached the guest house for a brief stay after consoling TDP MLA Chintamaneni Prabhakar of Denduluru whose mother died a few days ago.
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The JAC members reached the guesthouse in a good number to press for their demand by gatecrashing into the premises even as the Minister was resting in his suite. Mr. Satyanarayana came out of his suite to pacify the protesters. He made the police officers responsible for the incident apologise to the protesters and got the arrested leaders released.
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NEWBERRY — The City of Newberry will host its annual Irish Fling on Friday and Saturday in Downtown Newberry, which will be decked out for the celebration.
Mary Alex Kopp, tourism and events coordinator for the city, said all of downtown's sit-down restaurants and bars are participating and bringing something festive to their tables. Many of the restaurants and bars also have live entertainment planned.
So why an Irish Fling in Newberry? Kopp said that although there are no heritage ties to Newberry, she felt most of the community liked the idea of having something to celebrate during March.
"I think people will realize that there's plenty to do right here in Newberry if they take the time to look," Kopp said.
Figaro's, one of the newest restaurants downtown, will offer a less expensive menu, family atmosphere, and St. Patrick's Day menu items that will include Dublin Coddle and Shepherd's Pie. The restaurant will also have Irish dancers to entertain guests.
Pour Richard's will have a DJ playing Irish hits, while Bar III will have Soul Fish playing live. Bubba's Beer Parlor will also be participating with special themed items.
Kopp said the Irish Fling offers a nice circle starting in Astwood Park and making its way down Main Street.
"There's a good variety of things for couples to do, families, and college students as well," Kopp said.
Kopp said those coming downtown for the festivities should stop by Astwood Park first at the event's ID station.
Newberry CAST Coalition will be checking IDs from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., and those of age will be given a wristband, allowing them to walk down Main Street with alcohol. Although the wristbands are not required to be served in the bars, no one will be allowed to walk down the street with alcohol unless wearing a wristband, Kopp said.
Alcohol will be allowed from 5 p.m. until midnight. Unlike other events held downtown, Main Street will not be blocked off.
Another fun fact about this year's Irish Fling is that anyone wearing green can stop by the event station in Astwood Park to register to win a $20 gift card to Figaro's restaurant or a $25 gift card to Steven W's.
"Because it's supposed to be festive, I thought the raffle would be a good addition this year," Kopp said.
Kopp also said Hampton Inn is offering a discounted rate for those who mention the Irish Fling when booking their rooms. Only a limited number of discounted rooms are available.
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'Khamoshiyan' actress Sapna Pabbi entered into a brawl with director Vikram Bhatt over shooting an intimate scene. She was quoted as telling Mumbai Mirror, "Vikram Bhatt is a filmmaker and not a passion peddler and I did not expect them to have such strong, bold scenes in the film. I did
Interview with Actress of Film Shapit
This Horror film is directed by Vikram Bhatt, the lead actor in the is Aditya Narayan son of Playback singer Udit Narayan also features Rahul Dev and Shweta Aggarwal.
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Emraa Hashmi has shed off his sweet clean shaved look and donned a deadly, killer look for Vikram Bhatt's next, 'Mr X'. A glimpse of Emraan's look from the film was released online and it is really horrific. One will surely get scared in the day light. Vikram Bhatt and his make-up artists
After romancing Mallika Sherawat, Sonal Chauhan, Soha Ali Khan, Dia Mirza, Vidya Balan and Jacqueline Fernandez, serial kisser Emraan Hashmi has been signed opposite Amyra Dastur of 'Issaq'. Amyra's debut venture 'Issaq' opposite Prateik Babbar was a big flop at the box-office but her performance
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Spring 2015 SFFS / KRF Filmmaking Grant Finalists/
Announcing our spring 2015 SFFS / KRF Filmmaking Grant Finalists.
Fifteen stunning narrative feature film projects in contention for $300,000.Read More
Announcing our spring 2015 SFFS / KRF Filmmaking Grant Finalists.
Fifteen stunning narrative feature film projects in contention for $300,000.Read More
We are thrilled to have supported and brought to Bay Area audiences a number of films in contention for both Academy & Independent Spirit Awards.
17 films that we have screened or supported are up for Oscars and Independent Spirit Awards!Read More
Getting excited for SFIFF? We're counting down the days 'til we announce our full lineup. In the meantime, don't fret! There are a slew of SFFS-supported films playing in the Bay Area over the next few weeks.
See you at SF Sketchfest & SF Indie Fest.Read More
We are so excited to see a slew of SFFS-supported films and SF International Film Festival vets nominated for Film Independent Spirit Awards! Among them are five films that the Film Society has supported through Filmmaker360 grants and services.Read More
Over the past few months, our FilmHouse residents have been getting comfortable at 644 Broadway. The gorgeous new space–which recently saw the addition of three new flex-use residents–opened in its current location this fall.Read More
These inventive and in some cases quite edgy projects impressed us with their bold explorations into visual expression and narrative styles
In partnership with the Kenneth Rainin Foundation, the San Francisco Film Society today announced the latest round of SFFS / KRF Filmmaking Grant winners.Read More
We are particularly excited by the increasingly international pool of applicants for our flagship grant program, and by the fact that more than half of our finalists in this round are women.
Announcing the latest round of SFFS / KRF Filmmaking Grant finalists and their projects!Read More
Foundations that recognize the cultural necessity of supporting an artist's vision often get the ball rolling and enable you to get started and create the work that you end up providing to your 'curators' further down the line.
Filmmaker Tom Gilroy shares his spiritual inspiration for his latest feature project Our Lady of the Snow, and his personal experience in navigating the new waters of independent filmmaking and grant-giving organizations.Read More
Every great film begins its life on the page, and we are excited to be involved in helping great storytellers work through the screenwriting process.
Introducing the six finalists for the sixth annual SFFS / Hearst Screenwriting Grant!Read More
Making a film like this back home is a big risk, especially when there is a possibility that a higher authority could stop the film. I needed this kind of support to kickstart the project and to show financiers that there will be international interest and support for this project.
Egyptian writer/director Mohamed Diab shares the politically charged inspiration for his latest feature project Clash, and reflects on his current status as a "revolutionary" filmmaker.Read More
A good day to be an independent producer, we just launched the SFFS Producers Initiative - a new suite of filmmaker services designed to support and assist talented emerging producers!Read More
I think you have to imagine yourself as an entrepreneur as much as an artist. Even at the micro indie level, making a film is like starting a small business.
Travis Mathews, cowriter/director, and Keith Wilson, cowriter/producer, reflect on the early stages of their latest project Oscillate Wildly.Read More
EDUCATION | FilmEd.
In anticipation of this Friday's release of Boyhood with the filmmaker returning to SF for a round of Q&As, watch the onstage interview with Richard Linklater and Parker Posey and Boyhood Q&A from An Evening with Richard Linklater at the 57th San Francisco International Film Festival!
The San Francisco Film Society wrapped its 57th San Francisco International Film Festival (April 24–May 8) with 263 screenings of 168 films from 56 countries, which were attended by over 300 filmmakers and industry guests from over 20 countries. Over 15 days, SFIFF57 showed 74 narrative features, 29 documentary features and a total of 65 short films. See all the highlights and photo galleries!
Last night, the 57th San Francisco International Film Festival announced the winners of the juried Golden Gate Award and New Directors Prize competitions at an event held at Rouge | Nick's Crispy Tacos. This year the Festival awarded nearly $40,000 in prizes to emerging and established filmmakers from 13 countries around the globe!


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Cottage / 1 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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Luxury 3 * single storey barn conversion, Wi Fi, mobility level1, pets allowed, 15/20 minutes to the medieval walled city of York, in the viking area of Yorkshire called the East Riding.Situated in a peacful rural setting, with fantastic sunsets and starry nights, this makes for a special escape, a perfect place for romantic breaks or to explore from. Nearby you can sit by the river Derwent and sup real ale at the 'Ferryboat Inn' camra winner 2010, and watch the wildlife at 'Wheldrake Ings' (Engilsh Nature SSI) .
Enjoy great food at the renowned 'St, Vincents Inn' and "The Jefferson Arms" or just sit in your own private garden listening to skylarks or watching lapwings and barn owls.This a country retreat off the beaten track but with excellent road links, close to all the attractions in and near York.Great for exploring York and North Yorkshire.Shopping outlet near to York to grab yourself a bargin too.Fantastic cycling and motor cycling country .Lots of local fishing and golf nearby.
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|80 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|5 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Doncaster-Robin Hood/ Leeds Bradford 40 km, Nearest railway: York/ Selby 16 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Staffed property
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
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Curlew Cottage: 1 of 2 single storey barn conversions, which can cater for 2 to 4 people. The cottage is light and airy,with a good ambience. It is cosy and comfortable with everything you need. All the furniture is a good quality and new.You have your own private safe patio garden with seating.
It has a double bedroom (which can be a king or two single beds). In the living room is a large double sofa bed ,log burning stove,oriental carpet and dining table and seating for four. The delightful bathroom has a bath with overhead shower and underfloor heating or there is a wetroom in the Celandine cottage.Electricity is on a meter with a full meter free to start with.
Welcome starter kit of basics tea,coffee,sugar and milk provided.Logs and kindling available to buy on request.
Good road access to York 15 mins, Whitby ,coast, wolds ,North York moors , Dales,Leeds,Harewood House,Castle Howard and great for the Tour De France .
There is a lovely well equipped and safe childrens play area in the village next to the church.
The open plan kitchen /living /diner has original exposed beams and with French windows looking onto the patio and garden.Views over the open fields to the Yorkshire Wolds made famous by David Hockney.Safe off road parking
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The views from the cottage look east across the gardens and open farmland towards the Yorkshire Wolds.It catches the morning sun so you can breakfast alfresco and listen to the bird song. Bed and Breakfast available in the farmhouse.Private enclosed patio garden with furniture and bar b que.Large lawned garden too.Feed the chicks ,pet the lambs and watch the collie dog Tess and Brodie new pup play.Beautiful sunsets and starry night skies.Child friendly, Good level walking ,greenlane for early morning walk or run.
mobility 1 in Celandine cottage.
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A deposit of £100 is required to secure the booking. Balance due 6 weeks prior to your arrival.
The Yorkshire region
This is a country retreat ,secret escape but with excellent road links, close to all the attractions in and near York:Yorkshire Dales-Moors-Coast, Harrogate, Castle Howard, Beningbrough Hall, RHS - Harlow Carr Gardens, Harewood House, Historic Abbeys, and not forgetting the York National Railway Museum.York Maze,Selby Abbey,Hull ,The deep,Leeds Amouries,Whitby,Yorvik,York Minster.
The cottages have lovely views over open countryside ,one has mobility Level1 .There is the excellent "Jefferson Arms"for eating
at the end of the lane.Indian take aways can be ordered from the "Cinnamon" (5*on Trip Advisor.)York is a 15/20 minute drive away
if you prefer to eat in town.York has events on throughout the year,markets,horse racing,music festivals,Viking festival or just walk round and enjoy this beautiful city.
Located near the historic medieval walled city of York with its many attractions. Historic buildings, museums, and tourist attractions. Close to the Yorkshire Moors, Wolds and the east coast. The property is located near two 'SSI's' (Wheldrake Ings & Skip with Common) and many RSPB birdwatching sites. The property is convenient for York University and DEFRA. Golfing, Walking, Horse Riding, Tennis, Swimming, Fishing facilities are close at hand.York races,York Maze,York Viking centre,York National Railway Museum,York Minster and Selby Abbey.
Harewood House, Castle Howard,Tropical World,The Deep,Leeds Amouries,Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
Nearest Airport : Doncaster - Robin Hood/ Leeds Bradford at 25 Miles
Nearest Ferry : Hull at 35 Miles
Nearest Train : York/ Selby. at 10 Miles
Nearest Motorway : M62 Jnct 37 at 12 Miles
Nearest Beach : beach at 50 Miles
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22 Sep 2014
"A warm and friendly welcome"
Thorganby Farm Cottages was the perfect base for a motorcycling holiday around the Yorkshire moors and dales. Judy the owner greeted us with a home made chocolate cake and the cottage came with tea a… More
16 Aug 2014
"Perfect cottage at a perfect location!"
Thorganby Farm Cottages are located at a quiet road close to a little village with a pub, but still only a few miles away from York. The wide views from the cottage and nice garden are magnificent!Las… More
16 Aug 2014
"Tranquil countryside yet just outside beautiful York."
Celandine Cottage is a bijou, well-equipped and smart escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. York and its history, eateries and culture is only 20 mins away, meaning you can have your co… More
4 Aug 2014
"An excellent, quiet and secluded holiday base with all you need"
Three of us plus a dog stayed in Curlew cottage for 5 days in July. It is very well equipped and clean. Tea, coffee plus a pint of milk were provided so we could have a hot drink before we got the opp… More
25 Jun 2014
"Judy is a marvellous host"
The facilities we received were exactly as mentioned on the internet. We had a very enjoyable stay at the cottage, wish we could stay longer to enjoy the surrounding area and the beautiful blooming fl… More
24 Jun 2014
"Wonderful , a true get away"
We have just returned from 3 nights at the property & loved it We were met by Judy , The Owner & her 2 friendly dogs & we couldn't have been made more welcome. The location is so peaceful & reall… More
6 May 2014
"Beautiful part of North Yorkshire, Peaceful stay near to York and other attactions"
Stayed for the May Bank Holiday with our 2 children aged 13 & 8 for 3 Nights. Met on arrival by the owner Judy, who lives on site, could not have made us more welcome. Tea, coffee, local eggs, milk, c… More
21 Apr 2014
"Fantastic, peaceful, comfortable cottage"
We were 2 adults and 2 young children and had a fabulous week's stay in one of the cottages. The cottage felt remote and yet was only 20-25 mins from York. Nighttimes were spent relaxing in front… More
21 Mar 2014
"an excellent and very interesting stay"
I had a lovely time in our stay at Thorganbyfarmcottage/York. The cottage was very interesting and beautifully presented with first class furniture and fittings obviously chosen with care. i felt that Judy looked after us very well and was an excellent hostess which enhanced our stay in Thorganby. The cottage is in a beautiful quiet location with easy access to York and the coast.
I can thoroughly recommend this lovely place and will certainly return to stay in the near future.
27 Feb 2014
"It was a pleasure to enjoy these days in the cottage"
We are a Spanish couple with two small children (4 & 7). We stayed at Thorganby Farm Cottages for 10 days while we were trying to find long term acomodation in York. We found the cottage very well eq… More
It was lovely to meet you and all your family.I know that it was a very stressful time and I was only too pleased to help in anyway that I could.I am delighted to know that you enjoyed your stay at Thorganby Farm Cottages and that you were comfortable and relaxed here. Many thanks Judy
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Jane Fonda Is Sorry
For signing on to Tel Aviv protest without due diligence
After two weeks of taking flak for signing the controversial letter protesting the Toronto International Film Festival's decision to honor Tel Aviv with a special City to City program, Jane Fonda now says she screwed up—not so much by supporting a half-baked boycott, but by signing something "without reading it carefully enough." In a column on the Huffington Post, she wrote that "some of the words in the protest letter did not come from my heart," particularly the ones that were "unnecessarily inflammatory," like the ones depicting Tel Aviv as a city "built on destroyed Palestinian villages."
That's fine, we suppose, but we're puzzled that it took so long before Fonda got around to re-reading the document that has caused her so much grief. (Maybe it was part of the lesson Rabbi Shlomo Schwartz, of the Chai Center, apparently gave her on teshuva.) But never mind, she managed to disengage from the protest just in time to miss yesterday's press conference, at which Canadian filmmaker John Greyson—who pulled his work from the Toronto festival altogether—reiterated their complaint that the Tel Aviv celebration was just propaganda for Israel that papered over the harsh realities of the Palestinian conflict. Meanwhile, Jewish groups ran ads in the Los Angeles Times and the Toronto Star that read, "Anyone who has actually seen recent Israeli cinema, movies that are political and personal, comic and tragic, often critical, knows they are in no way a propaganda arm for any government policy." We're assuming the signatories—who included Jerry Seinfeld, Sacha Baron Cohen, and Natalie Portman—read it thoroughly before they signed.
Expanding the Narrative [HuffPo]
Seinfeld, Sacha Baron Cohen and Natalie Portman Slam Toronto Film Festival Protest [Haaretz]
Earlier: Toronto Film Fest to Honor Tel Aviv, Controversially
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Official Pro Day Thread
Instead of making a new one for each player or team's Pro Day, discuss them here. Next post will have a schedule as they are starting today. Gil Brandt usually posts numbers from these days but I will do my best to post what I can find.
03/03/2011 Baylor, FAU, Tulane, Utah State
03/04/2011 Alabama State, Albany State, Lindenwood, Troy, Weber State
03/07/2011 Arkansas Tech, Central Arkansas, Rhode Island, Tuskegee
03/08/2011 Alabama A&M, Arkansas, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Auburn, Fordham, Liberty, Minnesota, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Prairie View A&M
03/09/2011 Alabama, BYU, California-Davis, California, Clark-Atlanta, Colorado State, Georgia Tech, Kent State, Mississippi State, Nebraska-Omaha, North Texas, Northern Colorado, Portland State, Rutgers, West Georgia, Wisconsin, UTEP
03/10/2011 Akron, Buffalo, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisville, Nebraska, Northern Illinois, Ohio, Texas Tech, West Texas, Wofford
03/11/2011 Eastern Illinois, Idaho, Jackson State, Ohio State, Oregon State, Purdue, Southern Miss, TCU, Tennessee
03/12/2011 Arizona
03/14/2011 Air Force, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, LSU, Montana, Newberry, Wake Forest, Widener
03/15/2011 Bowling Green, Eastern Kentucky, Emporia State, Florida, Kansas State, McNeese State, Montana State, Pittsburgh, Robert Morris, Southeast Louisiana, Towson, Florida
03/16/2011 Arkansas-Monticello, Bowie State, California (PA), Delaware, Florida A&M, Illinois, Indiana, James Madison, Louisian-Monroe, Marshall, Maryland, Michigan State, Penn State, Virginia Union, William & Mary
03/17/2011 Appalachian State, Grambling State, Lehigh, Louisiana Tech, Michigan, Missouri, North Alabama, Stanford, Virginia, Virginia Tech, West Virginia
03/18/2011 Arkansas State, Indiana State, New Mexico State, Northwestern State (LA), Temple, Virginia Union
03/21/2011 Abilene Christian, Georgia Southern, Iowa, North Dakota State, Valdosta State
03/22/2011 Iowa State, Mississippi, Nevada, South Dakota State
03/23/2011 Boston College, Central Florida, Connecticut, East Carolina, Iowa State, North Carolina State, Tennessee-Chattanooga, Texas State
03/24/2011 Boise State, Maine, Middle Tennessee State, UNLV, New Hampshire, New Mexico, San Diego State, South Florida, Southern Illinois, Tennessee State, Western Kentucky
03/25/2011 Arizona State, Ball State, Wofford
03/28/2011 Central Missouri, Cincinnati, Citadel, Missouri Western, Northwest Missouri State, Rice
03/29/2011 Coastal Carolina, Texas, UCLA, Utah
03/30/2011 New Mexico State, North Carolina Central, Northern Iowa, Southern California, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Washington
03/31/2011 North Carolina, Stephen F. Austin
04/01/2011 Eastern Washington
04/04/2011 Southern Methodist
04/07/2011 Jacksonville State, Notre Dame
Maybe I'm just blind, but I don't see Florida State's pro day anywhere.
funny seeing some random schools in there. schools like..... Rhode Island. hahha
Can you list notable prospects who will work out for the small schools as well as bigger schools?
School Date Combine prospects
Abilene Christian March 21 Edmond Gates
Alabama March 10 James Carpenter, Marcell Dareus, Mark Ingram, Julio Jones, Greg McElroy
Appalachian State March 17 Daniel Kilgore, Mark Legree, D.J. Smith
Arizona March 12 Ricky Elmore, Adam Grant, Brooks Reed, D'Aundre Reed
Arizona State March 23 Lawrence Guy
Arkansas March 8 Ray Dominguez, DeMarcus Love, Ryan Mallett, D.J. Williams
Arkansas State March 18 Derek Newton
Auburn March 8 Darvin Adams, Nick Fairley, Mario Fannin, Cam Newton, Lee Ziemba
Baylor March 3 Phil Taylor, Danny Watkins
Boise State March 24 Jeron Johnson, Austin Pettis, Barndyn Thompson, Ryan Winterswyk, Titus Young
Boston College March 23 Anthony Castonzo, Mark Herzlich, Rich Lapham
Buffalo March 10 Josh Thomas
Cal U-Penn March 15 Josh Portis
California March 9 Chris Conte, Cameron Jordan, Mike Mohamed, Shane Vereen
Central Florida March 23 Bruce Miller (3/25), Jamar Newsome, Jah Reid
Central Michigan March 14 Nick Bellore
Cincinnati March 28 Armon Binns, Jason Kelce, Jake Rogers
Citadel March 28 Cortez Allen
Clemson March 10 Da'Quan Bowers, Marcus Gilchrist, Chris Hairston, Jamie Harper, Jarvis Jenkins, Byron Maxwell, Deandre McDaniel
Colorado March 9 Jalil Brown, Jimmy Smith, Nate Solder
Connecticut March 23 Zach Hurd, Greg Lloyd II, Scott Lutrus, Anthony Sherman, Jordan Todman, Lawrence Wilson
Delaware March 15 Pat Devlin
East Carolina March 23 Dwayne Harris, Willie Smith
Eastern Washington April 1 Taiwan Jones
Florida March 15 Ahmad Black, Marcus Gilbert, Chas Henry, Will Hill, Maurice Hurt, Carl Johnson, Mike Pouncey
Florida Atlantic March 3 Bob Housler, Lester Jean, Jeff Van Camp
Florida State March 16 Rodney Hudson, Christian Ponder, Markus White
Fort Hays State March 24 O.J. Murdock
Fort Valley State March 10 Ricardo Lockette
Fresno State March 10 Chris Carter (3/8), Ryan Colburn, Jamel Hamler, Andrew Jackson (3/8)
Georgia March 22 Clint Boling, Shaun Chapas, Vance Cuff, Josh Davis, Akeem Dent, DeMarcus Dobbs, A.J. Green, Justin Houston
Georgia Tech March 9 Anthony Allen, Mario Butler, Jerrard Tarrant
Hampton March 16 Kendrick Ellis
Hawaii March 31 Alexander Green, Kealoha Pilares, Greg Salas
Houston March 28 Isaiah Thompson
Idaho March 11 Nathan Enderle, Daniel Hardy (3/11, 3/14), Shiloh Keo
Illinois March 16 Mikel LeShoure, Corey Liuget, Martez Wilson
Indiana March 10 James Brewer, Tandon Doss, Terrance Turner
Iowa March 21 Christian Ballard, Adrian Clayborn, Ryan Donahue, Jeremiha Hunter, Karl Klug, Allen Reisner, Tyler Sash, Ricky Stanzi, Julian Vandervelde
Iowa State March 22 David Sims
Kansas State March 15 Daniel Thomas
Kentucky March 10 Randall Cobb, Derrick Locke
Lehigh March 17 Will Rackley
LSU March 14 Joe Barksdale, Josh Jasper, Pep Levingston, Drake Nevis, Patrick Peterson, Stevan Ridley (3/12, 3/14), Kelvin Sheppard, Terrance Toliver
Louisville March 10 Cameron Graham, Johnny Patrick (3/12), Bilal Powell
Marshall March 17 Lee Smith
Maryland March 16 Adrian Moten, Da'Rel Scott, Torrey Smith
Miami (Fla.) March 10 Allen Bailey, Damien Berry, Matt Bosher, Craig Cooper, Orlando Franklin, Leonard Hankerson, Brandon Harris, Colin McCarthy, DeMarcus Van Dyke
Michigan March 17 Jonas Mouton, Steve Schilling
Michigan State March 16 Mark Dell, Charlie Gantt (3/14), Greg Jones, Chris Rucker
Mississippi March 22 Kentrell Lockett, Jerrell Powe
Mississippi State March 10 Pernell McPhee, Derek Sherrod, Chris White, K.J. Wright
Missouri March 17 Blaine Gabbert, Kevin Rutland (3/3, 3/17), Aldon Smith
Missouri State March 18 David Arkin
Montana State March 15 Mike Person
Mount Union March 16 Cecil Shorts
Nebraska March 10 Pierre Allen, Prince Amukamara, Dejon Gomes, Eric Hagg, Roy Helu, Alex Henry, Ricky Henry, Niles Paul, Keith Williams
Nevada March 22 Virgil Green, Colin Kaepernick, Dontay Moch, Vai Taua
New Mexico State March 18 Davon House
North Carolina March 31 Marvin Austin, Kendric Burney, Bruce carter, Shaun Draughn, Greg Little (3/30), Zack Pianalto, Robert Quinn, Da'Norris Searcy, Quan Sturdivant (3/30), Johnny White, Deunta Williams, T.J. Yates
North Carolina State March 23 Nate Irving, Owen Spencer
Northern Iowa March 30 Schuylar Oordt
Notre Dame April 7 Armando Allen, Kyle Rudolph, Ian Williams
Ohio State March 11 Justin Boren, Chimdi Chekwa, Cam Heyward*, Jermale Hines, Ross Homan, Brian Rolle, Brandon Saine, Dane Sanzenbacher, Devon Torrence
Oklahoma March 8 Jeremy Beal, Quinton carter, DeMarco Murray, Adrian Taylor
Oklahoma State March 9 Dan Bailey, Ugo Chinasa, Kendall Hunter, Orie Lemon, Andrew McGee (3/17)
Oregon March 10 Brandon Bair, Jeff Maehl, Casey Matthews
Oregon State March 11 Alex Linnenkohl, Stephen Paea, Jacquizz Rodgers
Penn State March 16 Evan Royster, Stefen Wisniewski
Pittsburgh March 15 Jon Baldwin, Henry Hynoski, Dion Lewis, Jason Pinkston (3/14, 3/15), Greg Romeus, Jabaal Sheard
Portland State March 9 Julius Thomas
Purdue March 11 Ryan Kerrigan, Keith Smith
Rice March 28 Cheta Ozougwu
Richmond March 18 Martin Parker, Justin Rogers
Rutgers March 9 Joe Lefeged
San Diego State March 24 Vince Brown, DeMarco Sampson
Slippery Rock March 17 Brandon Fusco
SMU April 4 Al Robinson
South Carolina March 30 Ladi Ajiboye, Garrett Chisolm, Chris Culliver, Tori Gurley, Jarriel King, Cliff Matthews, Weslye Saunders
South Florida March 24 Terrell McCalin
SE Louisiana March 15 Kevin Hughes
Southern California March 30 Allen Bradford, Jordan Cameron, Jurrell casey, Stanley Havill, Ronald Johnson, Kris O'Dowd (3/31), Tyron Smith (3/31), Shareece Wright
Southern Miss March 11 DeAndre Brown
Stanford March 17 Sione Fua, Owen Marecic, Richard Sherman, Ryan Whalen
Syracuse March 23 Ryan Bartholomew, Delone carter, Doug Hogue, Derrell Smith
Temple March 18 Jaiquawn jarrett, Elijah Joseph, Muhammad Wilkerson
Tennessee March 11 Denarius Moore, Luke Stocker
Tennessee-Chatt March 23 Buster Skrine
Texas March 28 Sam Acho, Chykie Brown (3/29), Curtis Brown, Kyle Hix (3/29), Aaron Williams
Texas A&M March 9 Jerrod Johnson, Von Miller
TCU March 11 Marcus Cannon, Andy Dalton, Wayne Daniels, Jeremy Kerley, Jimmy Young
Texas Tech March 10 Colby Whitlock
Troy March 4 Jerrel Jernigan
Tulsa March 7 Charles Clay
UCLA March 29 Akeem Ayers, Kai Forbath (3/28), Rahim Moore
Utah March 29 Matthew Asiata, Brandon Burton, Caleb Schlauderaff, Sealver Silga (3/23), Zane Taylor
Utah State March 28 Curtis Marsh
Villanova March 16 Ben Ijalana
Virginia March 17 Danny Aiken, Ras-I Dowling
Virginia Tech March 17 Rashad Carmichael, Darren Evans, John Graves, Tyrod Taylor, Ryan Williams, Marshall Williams
Washington March 30 Mason Foster, Jake Locker, Nate Williams
Washington State March 10 Reid Forrest, Zack Williams
West Texas A&M March 10 Stephen Burton
West Virginia March 17 Brandon Hogan, Chris Neild, Josk Sanders, Robert Sands, J.T. Thomas
Wisconsin March 9 Niles Brinkley, Gabe Carimi, John Clay, Lance Kendricks, John Moffitt, Scott Tolzien, J.J. Watt
*Cam Heyward will not work out at Ohio State's pro day on March 11, but will instead have a personal workout for scouts on March 30.
man, you ruined my funny
I doubt this is relevant, but Tulane had a tackle do extremely well during the testing period.
Pete Hendrickson: 6'8 305 5 flat 40, 4.6 SS, 7.8 3 cone, 32 inch vert, 9'4 broad, 25 bench reps.
Is Ryan Hill not an NFL prospect? He is not on the Pro Day list for DA U
There are a lot of players not listed on the list. I know Penn State has more than just Royster and Wisniewski working out (TE Brett Brackett and DT Ollie Ogbu the only other notables but there will be at least 4 other guys that are definitely gonna be there, LBs Bani Gbadyu and Chris Colasanti, C Doug Klopacz, and K Colin Wagner). So yea, just means whoever compiled that list doesn't think the other guys are draftable.
I have a Question. Can players not in the Draft still work out for teams at pro days? Like at Alabama's pro day can Trent Richardson work out for Scouts even though he can't go to the draft until next year? Thanks.
Who are we waiting on? Just Gabbert to throw and Heyward? I feel like everyone ran at the combine this year...
Usually there are a bunch of big-name guys who wait to run and lift at their pro-days. I can't think of one guy this year who skipped the combine testing except for injured players... hmmmm...
Any information on how the pro days went today?
I would still like to see Daniel Thomas, Taiwan Jones, and Bilal Powell workout. At least run a 40 or something.
I don't recall Devine running either. Or Nate Irving or any of the UNC LBs (that is if Carter ever runs this spring).
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Hotel Puertas De Cartagena offers hotel accommodation in the Cartagena Walled City area.
This 3 star Cartagena Walled City hotel offers free Wi-Fi and an area shuttle.
Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance. Complimentary newspapers are available in the lobby area.
Friendly and helpful staff. Good location relative to the center. Adequate breakf...Venere Guest, USA
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A free cooked-to-order breakfast is available between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Facilities at Hotel Puertas De Cartagena
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
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- Front desk - 24 hour
- Internet/Email services
- Room service - limited hour
- Shuttle service
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
- Children 4 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: COP 60000 per vehicle (one way)
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- The national sales tax (16%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Colombia regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners on a tourist visa are exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
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Friendly and helpful staff. Good location relative to the center. Adequate breakfast. Fair value for the money. Rom was dilapidated and in need of repairs (flaking plaster from walls) and updating. Good internet connection.
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Hotel Puertas De Cartagena has 12 guest rooms. Cable TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers visiting the Cartagena Walled City area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as safes.
Every room comes with an ensuite bathroom. Minibars and hair dryers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
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The preferred airport for Hotel Puertas De Cartagena is Cartagena (CTG-Rafael Nunez Intl.) - 4.1 km / 2.5 mi.
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China is expected to achieve 8 per cent growth in 2010, but faces pressing challenges to ensure more equitable development and social stability, its Premier Wen Jiabao said on Friday.
In his annual address to the opening session of the National People's Congress (NPC), China's legislature, Mr. Wen called on the government to do more to close the growing income gap between urban and rural China, which last year was the widest since economic reforms were launched three decades ago.
"We will not only make the 'pie' of social wealth bigger by developing the economy, but also distribute it well on the basis of a rational income distribution system," he said, while presenting the government's "work report" to the NPC, which reviewed its progress in the past year and announced policies for the year ahead.
Mr. Wen said China's outlook for 2010 was "better than last year's", although the country faced "a very complex situation" and "increasing dilemmas" in social development. The growth target for the coming year was 8 per cent, down from the 8.7 per cent growth recorded last year, largely on the back of the government's $ 586 billion stimulus spending on infrastructure projects.
As a result of the financial crisis and falling demand from the West, China's export-driven economy in 2009 suffered its worst decline in years, with growth falling to 6.2 per cent in the first quarter. Mr. Wen said the financial crisis underscored the need for China to rebalance its economy and drive growth more from internal domestic demand. Chinese firms needed to improve their innovation capabilities, which, he said, were "not strong" at present.
In a two-hour speech that touched almost every aspect of China's many developmental challenges, a recurring point was the need for China to address growing inequalities between urban and rural areas to ensure social stability. Urban per capita income last year was 17,175 Yuan ($ 2,525), more than three times the 5,153 Yuan ($758) rural Chinese take home.
The widening income gap has prompted scholars here to call on the government to dismantle five-decade-old restrictions on rural to urban migration. A household-registration system currently denies rural citizens access to healthcare when they migrate to cities.
Mr. Wen said China would, in the coming year, "relax" household-registration requirements for migrant workers in towns and small cities, and "gradually ensure that [rural migrants] receive the same treatment as urban residents in areas such as pay, children's education, healthcare, housing and social security."
The government would allocate 818.2 billion Yuan ($ 120 billion) to improve agricultural infrastructure, a 13 per cent increase from last year. Social security spending would rise by 8.8 per cent, with 807.8 billion Yuan ($ 118.8 billion) going towards improving education, healthcare, social security, low-income housing and employment.
The premier also stressed the need for faster development in provinces inhabited by China's 55 minority groups to ensure social stability, following a year which saw the biggest ethnic unrest in the country's recent history. At least 200 people died in riots in the Muslim-majority Xinjiang region, while Tibetan-inhabited areas saw widespread unrest in 2008.
"We will focus on implementing policies for economic and social development in Xinjiang, Tibet, and Tibetan ethnic areas in Sichuan, Yunnan, Gansu and Qinghai provinces," Mr. Wen said.
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Cheating - To violate rules deliberately, as in a game
32. Talking during point. A player shall not talk while a ball is moving toward an opponents side of the court.
You are cheating . plain and simple.
Nope, not cheating.
The fact that something is prohibited or required in the Code does not mean failure to comply amounts to cheating. Here is an example:
15. Audible or visible calls. No matter how obvious it is to a player that an opponents ball is out, the opponent is entitled to a prompt audible or visible out call.
So. If you do not call a ball out with a visible or audible call, you are cheating?
Want another example?
Making calls on clay courts. If any part of a ball mark touches a line on a clay court, the ball shall be called good. If only part of the mark on a court can be seen, this means that the missing part is on a line or tape.
A player should take a careful second look at any point-ending placement that is close to a line on a clay court.
So. If you do not take a careful second look at any point-ending placement close to a line on a clay court, you are cheating?
Want another example?
Obvious faults. A player shall not put into play or hit over the net an obvious fault. To do so constitutes rudeness and may even be a form of gamesmanship.
So. If you loop a first serve fault back to the server, you are cheating?
My point is that the Code contains many provisions that are advisory. They do not amount to cheating, and there is no automatic penalty if you do these things. They are a matter of courtesy, not cheating.
BTW, I also don't think much of your definition of cheating. I think this is better:
Act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, esp. in a game or examination: "she cheats at cards".
Deceive or trick.
In the examples I gave, there is no unfair advantage, and there is no deception or trickery.
I think some of you are going off the deep end here. . . .
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They are Barlow 32 self tailing / 2 speed.
Thank you,
It seems 3/4" (19mm) is the largest line diameter recommended for the 32. Some say you should not exceed one size smaller than the max on a self-tailer.
Too large a diameter line, particularly one that would stretch and reduce in diameter under load like Sta-Set, would then expand as it exited the self-tailer up against the stripper. Could become too big for the stripper to deal with. Some suggest that the max line should be no larger than one size below the max.
7/8" Sta-Set would also be extraordinarily heavy, particularly when wet. If the load on your sails requires that large of a line, I would consider something with a bit more performance, even perhaps Sta-Set X. The added strength would allow for a smaller line size, less weight on the clew and better performance in the winch.
I'm a bit surprised that your boat would require lines quite that big. I would even think 5/8" would be more than enough in Sta-Set, let alone a higher performance line.
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Kir Royal (cocktail)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
|Wine cocktail
|Primary alcohol by volume
|Standard drinkware
|Champagne flute
|Commonly used ingredients
|*Add the crème de cassis to the bottom of the glass, then top up champagne.
|A recipe can be found at the International Bartenders Association website.
Kir Royal a variation on Kir, made with champagne[1] instead of white wine.[2][3] The apéritif is typically served in a flute glass.[1]
- ^ a b The Classic Champagne Cocktail - Kir Royale Fits Everyone "Glass: Flute (champagne), Wine glass … fill it with your champagne or sparkling wine"
- ^ KIR from IBA, "KIR Before Dinner Cocktail 9 cl Dry White Wine 1 cl Créme de Cassis Pour Créme de Cassis into glass, top up with white wine. For Kir Royal: Use champagne instead of white wine."
- ^ Graham, Colleen. "Kir". About.com.
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