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LOGAN, Utah (1/17/09) - Freshman Courtney VanBrocklin scored a team-best 14 points in Boise State's 58-44 defeat at the hands of the Utah State Aggies Saturday afternoon in Logan, Utah. It was one of those days where nothing went right for the Broncos who came out with little emotion or energy. They fell behind early and never really challenged the Aggies during the game as they scored a season low for points.
The first half saw Utah State slowly pullout to a double-digit lead taking a 19-7 advantage by the 10 minute mark. Boise State managed to keep the game close in the opening 20 minutes and even used a short 6-0 run to cut the deficit to six-points, 28-22, by the half.
The start of the second half punctuated Boise State's struggles as they forced bad shots and committed three turnovers. Meanwhile, Utah State seized control of the game for good with a 16-2 run. Before the Broncos know it they were down 20 points, 44-24, with 13:48 to play.
The Broncos lacked the intensity to stage a serious rally down the stretch as Utah State coasted to the victory. The closest Boise State would come in the final 13 minutes was 13 points, 46-33, with 10:51 remaining.
Unfortunately, the Broncos had trouble getting their shots to fall for them all day while the Aggies were more aggressive and scored with relative ease. Boise State finished the game firing 33.3 percent (19-57) from the floor, 16.7 percent (2-12) from the arc, and hit the four free throws they had during the game. Utah State shot 38.9 percent from the court, 50 percent (7-14) from the 3-point line, and 50 percent (9-18) from the charity stripe.
VanBrocklin led Boise State with a solid performance recording 14 points, five rebounds, and one assist. Sophomore post Janie Bos had a strong second half finishing the contest with a double-double on 10 points and 10 rebounds. Heather Pilcher entered the game leading the Broncos in scoring but struggled against the Aggies scoring six points to go with one rebounds, one assist, and two steals. No other Broncos had more than four points.
Boise State had no answer for Utah State's Ana Pares who was on fire from 3-point land hitting five-of-seven from beyond the arc. She ended the game as the only Aggie in double-figure points with 20 to go with two rebounds, three assists, and four steals. Lydia Whitehead added seven points and nine rebounds, while Nicole Johnson recorded seven points and a team-high 10 boards.
The loss snapped an 11-game win streak for the Broncos over the Aggies dating back to 1978. Boise State is now 9-9 overall and 2-2 in WAC play heading into a two-game homestand next weekend against New Mexico State and Louisiana Tech. The win improved Utah State to 8-10 on the year and 2-3 in league.
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Boise State vs Utah State
01/17/08 3:00 p.m. at Logan, Utah <Dee Glen Smith Spectrum>
VanBrocklin,Courtney 5-10 2-2 14; Bos, Janie 4-7 2-2 10; Pilcher, Heather
3-12 0-0 6; Sanders, Ainsleigh 2-4 0-0 4; Stotler, Marisa 2-5 0-0 4;
Galassi, Jenna 1-5 0-0 2; Rima, Melissa 1-2 0-0 2; Moore, Brittany 1-4 0-0
2; Gross, Stacie 0-0 0-0 0; Kepilino, Rebecca 0-6 0-0 0; Malone, Jamia 0-2
0-0 0. Totals 19-57 4-4 44.
Pares, Ana 7-12 1-3 20; Whitehead, Lydia 2-8 3-5 7; Johnson, Nicole 2-7 3-4
7; Pope, Shawnta 3-6 0-2 6; Coddington, Alice 1-3 2-2 5; Burns, Chelsea 2-3
0-0 5; Diop, Ndoumbe 2-4 0-2 4; Snelgro, Danyelle 2-6 0-0 4; White, Amber
0-3 0-0 0; Williams, TaHara 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 21-54 9-18 58.
Boise State................... 22 22 - 44
Utah State.................... 28 30 - 58
3-point goals--Boise State 2-12 (VanBrocklin,Courtney 2-2; Pilcher, Heather
0-5; Rima, Melissa 0-1; Moore, Brittany 0-2; Kepilino, Rebecca 0-1; Malone,
Jamia 0-1), Utah State 7-14 (Pares, Ana 5-7; Coddington, Alice 1-2; Burns,
Chelsea 1-1; White, Amber 0-1; Williams, TaHara 0-2; Johnson, Nicole 0-1).
Rebounds--Boise State 33 (Bos, Janie 10), Utah State 42 (Johnson, Nicole
10). Assists--Boise State 12 (Rima, Melissa 4), Utah State 17 (Snelgro,
Danyelle 7). Total fouls--Boise State 13, Utah State 10. Technical
fouls--Boise State-None, Utah State-None. A-631


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Although we have talked about it I don't thing we have posted photos...at least not in a long time...hope you all enjoy!
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Dutch, you are killing me. You don't need a live in fire tender do you? You can pay me with bread, rolls, bagels, burnt crumbs.
I have no neighborhood bakery, no farmers market (the local flea market just doesn't cut it), and no baking skills (due to a lack of patience), so I'm pretty much screwed when it comes to fine baked goods.
I've gotta convince my wife to bake more than cake......you have the real deal there.
thanks for sharing.
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Dutch, that looks great. We have nothing near that caliber in my town. I'd certainly be a regular customer. Thanks for posting.
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Is all of that from the WFO? I know that is a lot of work! Looks fantastic!
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Thanks again!
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I've been there. All that variety, all the numbers, make me very tired all of a sudden. Well done; it all looks great. Hope your customers have some inkling of how much effort is involved. Keep it up.
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Beautiful, just beautiful!
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Thanks again! It is so very nice to have such nice comrades...Jim...boy did you hit that nail on the head...learning to play golf well may have been easier...and as far as tiring...we just kind of get home in the early afternoon on Saturdays and just CRASH!...it is very satisfying for us though to bring this type of product to our area...and our customers do appreciate it and the newer ones are learning to...and it has been quite an evolution...this is our 3rd market season and we recently spoke of the first time we opened our booth...brought 30 loaves of bread(thought that was a lot), sold out in about 40 minutes...yesterday we brought about 105 loaves plus the cinnamon rolls and bagels...how we got there who knows?
All the best!
Oh! Had something I wanted to share earlier but it constantly slipped my mind. A couple of weeks ago we had a customer at market come to the booth and pick out a ciabatta. He had a British accent which is not uncommon because Oxford has the Univ. of Mississippi. He also grabbed a sample of our Peasant loaf(a nice, crusty, tangy loaf made with about 40% rye) and walked away. Seconds later he came back and quite excitedly asked, "What kind of oven are these breads baked in!" When I said a brick oven heated with wood fire he went on to say that he was the son of a British baker...4th generation...he broke the cycle though...he said it brought back such memories...very satisfying!
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Postseason wrestling assignments were released by the Iowa High School Athletic Association. Sectional Tournaments are scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013 while the district tournaments will be the following Saturday, Feb. 9.
Listed below are the teams that will be competing at each sectional and where qualifiers would wrestle districts.
Class 1A
Sectional at Underwood — Clarinda Academy, East Mills, Griswold, Riverside, Southwest Iowa, St. Albert, Treynor, Underwood
Sectional at Nodaway Valley — Corning, East Union, Guthrie Center, Martensdale-St. Marys, Mount Ayr, Nodaway Valley, Panorama, West Central Valley
(Underwood and Nodaway Valley qualifiers will wrestle districts at Corning.)
Class 2A
Sectional at Red Oak — Atlantic, Bedford/Lenox, Clarinda, Missouri Valley, Red Oak, Shenandoah
Sectional at South Central Calhoun — East Sac County, Greene County, Harlan, OA-BCIG, Sergeant Bluff-Luton, South Central Calhoun
(Red Oak and South Central Calhoun qualifiers will wrestle districts and Harlan)
Sectional at Winterset — ADM, Central Decatur, Clarke, Creston/OM, Interstate-35, Winterset
Sectional at Albia — Albia, Centerville, Chariton, Davis County, Grinnell, Knoxville
(Winterset qualifiers will join Albia qualifiers at Knoxville for districts.)
Class 3A
District at Le Mars — CB Abraham Lincoln, CB Thomas Jefferson, Glenwood, LeMars, Lewis Central, SC East, SC North, SC West
District at Fort Dodge — Algona, Boone, Carroll, Denison-Schleswig, Fort Dodge, Mason City, Storm Lake, Webster City
See more on postseason assignments online at: http://www.iahsaa.org/wrestling/index.html (Wrestling practice starts on Monday, Nov. 12 with the first date of competition set for Monday, Nov. 26.)


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IK Multimedia iRing
Hands-on new app controller
Although the iRing, IK's latest mobile music venture, might appear to be almost literally money for old rope - 20 quid for two small pieces of moulded plastic - it does actually have genuine potential as a performance tool for iOS musicians.
"The iRing system employs your iOS device's camera to read the movement of two 'rings' in 3D space"
In a nutshell, iRing is a motion control system that employs your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch camera to read the movement of two 'rings' in 3D space and translate it into general purpose MIDI data or proprietary controller information for bespoke applications.
The iRings themselves (available in grey, white and green) aren't in fact rings at all - they're more like knuckle dusters, each held between two fingers of either hand rather than worn on one.
Both are identical, with a double-sided design - one side etched with three triangular dots, the other with three horizontally aligned dots - enabling the receiving app to see them as separate controllers when both sides are presented together (i.e., worn on two hands).
iRing currently works with four apps, all free on the App Store. Three (GrooveMaker Free, DJ Rig Free and iRing Music Maker) are of the 'casual' variety, while iRing FX/ Controller is the only one of real interest to musicians.
This comprises a serviceable motion-controlled multieffects processor for bussing other apps and external sounds into, and, more importantly, a MIDI controller editor, for assigning the X, Y and Z axes of each iRing, as well as a range of gestures (punch, rotate, etc), to as many MIDI notes and controller messages as you like. These are then output to your Mac or PC where they can be used to control software DAWs, instruments and effects, or routed to other apps running on your iOS device.
The interface isn't the most intuitive we've ever seen, but it gets the job done. More importantly, hand movements are read accurately - although above a certain speed the camera struggles to keep up and jumps from start to end point, rather than gliding smoothly.
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Movements are read accurately. iRing FX/Controller integration is impressive. Fun.
iRing FX/Controller interface a bit clunky.
All in all, iRing is pretty impressive, and the price is fully justified by the experience - just a couple of bits of plastic it may be, but sometimes good ideas are worth paying for.
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The Hawaii State Board of Education formulates policy and exercises control over the public school and library systems. There are nine Board members, a student council representative and a military liaison. The Board typically meets the first and third Tuesdays of the month (and special meetings as required) to deal with Board business, receive public testimony, hear reports from the Superintendent and Board committees, and express concerns.
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Donald G. Horner,
Chairman, At Large
Donald G. Horner is chairman of First Hawaiian Bank and a board member of the Bank's parent company, BancWest Corporation. He also serves on the board of Haleakala Ranch Company on Maui. Mr. Horner serves in a variety of volunteer capacities which include board chairman of Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau, board member and treasurer of Iolani School, board member emeritus of Mid-Pacific Institute, board member and finance chair of Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation, and chair of the Career and Technical Education Coordinating Advisory Council. He is also a member of the University of Hawaii School of Nursing Advisory Council, Filipino Community Center, Hawaii Pastors Roundtable, Foundation for the Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies, and the Hawaii Asia Pacific Association. Mr. Horner holds an undergraduate degree in business from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an MBA from the University of Southern California. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1972 to 1976; highest rank was Lt. Commander. He is a licensed pastor and serves as a volunteer staff member of New Hope Diamond Head Church. His appointment is for a three-year term.
Brian J. De Lima,
Vice Chairman, Hawaii County
Brian J. De Lima is an attorney in private practice. He is a former Hawaii County Council member. DeLima is a graduate of Hilo High School and in 1972 he served as the first Board of Education student member. His daughter, who has special needs, attends Hilo High School. De Lima's appointment is for a two-year term.
Keith Amemiya,
Member, At Large
Keith Amemiya is currently the Senior Vice-President at Island Holdings, Inc. He has also served as the executive administrator and secretary to the Board of Regents at the University of Hawaii and as the executive director of the Hawaii High School Athletic Association. Mr. Amemiya was a member of a number of boards including the Honolulu Firefighters Foundation, Aloha Council of the Boy Scouts of America, Susannah Wesley Community Center, and The Learning Coalition. His appointment is for a three-year term.
Amy Asselbaye,
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Asselbaye is the Director of Strategic and Community Development at the Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center and a small business owner. She served as a congressional staffer, including Chief of Staff, to Governor and Congressman Neil Abercrombie and Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard. Asselbaye served as school community council chair at Wailupe Elementary School and is currently a parent representative on the school community council for Aina Haina Elementary School where her three children attended school.
Nancy Jo Yamakawa Budd,
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Nancy Jo Yamakawa Budd is an attorney in private practice. She has a long history of service supporting public education and youth, including as founding member, director and President of the King Kaumualii Elementary and Kauai District PTSAs, as a judge with the Fifth Circuit Teen Court program, as a reading tutor at Wilcox Elementary School, and as a member of the Keiki to Career Leadership Council. She has served on charitable and civic boards and foundations, including the Hawaii Justice Foundation, Hawaii Community Foundation Kauai Leadership Council and The Salvation Army. Budd's daughter graduated from Kauai High School and is a high school teacher on Kauai. Her appointment is for a three-year term.
Grant Y.M. Chun,
Member, Maui
Chun is vice president of A&B Properties Inc. and the former managing director of the County of Maui. He is a practicing attorney and brings a strong background in administration and law to the position. Active in the community, Chun serves on the board of directors for A Keiki's Dream, Alexander and Baldwin Foundation, Maui Chinese Cultural Society, Maui Economic Development Board, and Maui Economic Opportunity, as well as on the executive board of the Boy Scouts of American Maui County Council, on the Maui Regional Board of the Hawaii Health Systems Corporation, and on the Chancellor's Advisory Council for UH Maui College. He is also a life member of the Maui Young Business Roundtable. Chun earned a bachelor's degree in political science and public relations from the University of Southern California. He also holds a law degree from the University of California – Hastings College of the Law.
Patricia Halagao,
Member, At Large
Halagao is an Associate Professor in Curriculum Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa College of Education. She also serves as the lead in developing educational initiatives for the proposed Obama Presidential Center. She was recently awarded the UH Board of Regents Medal for Excellence in Teaching in 2012. Halagao is helping to coordinate education programming for the Hokulea's worldwide voyage. She was previously a teacher in the Oakland Public Schools system.
Cheryl Kauhane Lupenui,
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Cheryl Kauhane Lupenui is currently the principal and founder of The Leader Project. Formerly, she was the CEO of the YWCA of Oahu. She currently serves on the boards of Hawaii Tourism Authority's Hawaiian Resource Advisory Board; the Center for Asian Pacific American Women, and the Hogan Entrepreneurs Board. Lupenui's appointment is for a three year term.
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There isn't much snow on the ground and there is no ice in the river yet. Nevertheless, the nights are frosty in Periprava, a remote and seemingly forgotten Romanian village in the Danube Delta.
Periprava lies in a forgotten corner of the country, right up against the old border with the Soviet Union. Every other day, a ferry crosses the river from the Ukrainian side, passing the rusty skeletons of ships, the onion-shaped domes of Orthodox churches and abandoned observation posts. Periprava, 30 kilometers (19 miles) from the spot where the northern branch of the Danube empties into the Black Sea, is the last stop on the ferry route.
The village consists of a few dozen squat-looking houses made of dried mud with reed roofs. The children playing in the streets are Lipovans, the blonde, blue-eyed descendants of so-called Old Believers, dissenters from the mainstream Russian Orthodox Church who fled persecution in Czarist Russia over 200 years ago. Three kilometers from the village outskirts, between the crumbling walls of old barracks, lies the winterized "Last Border" Hotel.
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The building looks nondescript from the outside, but inside it has been renovated to the standards of a four-star hotel. It represents a new beginning in this remote corner of Romania. Beginning this spring, the management intends to attract sport fishermen, ornithologists and adventurous tourists from far and wide in the hope of revitalizing the region, which lies in the midst of a unique natural environment. However, the guests will have to get used to the idea of staying in rooms that, until 1977, housed the office of the commandant of the Periprava Labor and Prison Camp.
"0830 Periprava" was a feared address among political prisoners in the Stalinist Romania of Dictator Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej. Exposed to scorching heat and swarms of mosquitoes in the summer and icy winds in the winter, they vegetated here in brick-walled, 24-square-meter (260-square-foot) pens that held up to 160 men each. They spent their days cutting reeds and building dams, ate porridge and drank water from the Danube.
The weak died of dysentery, and prisoners who were unable to fulfill the daily quota of eight thick bundles of reeds were beat unconscious by guards wielding rubber clubs. More than 100 bodies of the nameless dead are buried in the village cemetery. Forty-two prisoners died during the winter of 1959/1960 alone, exactly half a century ago.
The path from the former gulag leads along the Danube and across a dike. Sylvain Remetter, a native of the French region of Alsace, lives in the last house on the edge of the village. Stranded here seven years ago, he decided to awaken Periprava from its post-communist slumber with a plan to develop a back-to-nature resort with the barracks of the former gulag as a backdrop.
Remetter is a lean man, close to 50, a youngish-looking jetsetter with a penchant for expensive casual wear. In Periprava, a fishing village, he sticks out like a flamingo among gray herons.


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Aces eliminate Sycamores, advance in MVC baseball tourney
While both the University of Evansville and Indiana State baseball teams were playing for their postseason lives on Wednesday, Eric Stamets said it hardly felt that way in the Aces' dugout before the game.
"All the pressure was on them, being the top seed," said Stamets, UE's all-Missouri Valley Conference shortstop, after a 3 for 4 effort with two RBIs in an 8-5 win over the Sycamores. "We played very relaxed. We had nothing to lose. We just played loose and played our game."
It couldn't have come at a better time. Having lost the season series to the Sycamores 2-1, including getting shut out twice at home, the Aces came out swinging in the MVC tournament game at Hammons Field in Springfield, Mo.
Freshman Kyle Pollock got things started with a solo home run in the bottom of the first off ISU's Dakota Bacus, the MVC's Newcomer of the Year.
The Aces (32-26) then struck for six runs in the second off five hits, a hit batter and an error. Stamets, Jake Mahon, Pollock (double) and Chris Pearson each had RBI hits in the inning as the Aces opened up a 7-0 lead.
"It was great for our offense to get out front early," said UE head coach Wes Carroll. "We are better team when we play (with a lead), so it was great to see. We got a solo home run from Kyle Pollock that put us on the board against a really good pitcher. Then in the second inning we pounded out hits and just looked good.
"It gave us a good enough cushion for Kyle Lloyd."
A junior, Lloyd (6-3) earned the win, allowing three runs (two earned) on six hits while striking out seven in six innings. Sam Johns picked up the save, holding the Sycamores to two unearned runs on a pair of hits.
Former Castle standout Rob Ort, a first-team all-MVC selection this season, was hitless in four trips to the plate for the Sycamores.
"It was a great team win," said Carroll, whose team advances to a rematch with No. 4 seed Illinois State, which beat UE 10-3 on Tuesday. Eighth-seeded Creighton is the only unbeaten team remaining in UE's half of the bracket.
If the Aces win today's 9 a.m. game against the Redbirds, they will advance to play Creighton at 4 p.m.
"We know we've got to win two (today) and hopefully our offense carries over," said Carroll. "Hopefully our guys are ready to compete and hit."
Stamets, who is 4 for 8 in the tournament, said the key for the Aces will be to remain aggressive at the plate.
"Our bats were hot early today and that's something that really helps our pitchers with their confidence and their rhythm on the mound," said Stamets, who was the MVC's defensive player of the year.
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Danza upsets Derby field
40-1 longshot wins by five lengths
Posted: April 12, 2014 at 6:52 p.m.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) — Danza pulled away on the home stretch to shock a star-packed field in the Arkansas Derby on Saturday, giving trainer Todd Pletcher his second straight victory in the $1 million race.
The colt went off at 40-1 at Oaklawn Park and beat Ride on Curlin by 4¾ lengths, running 1 1/8 miles in 1:49.68 in the Kentucky Derby prep.
Ridden by Joe Bravo, Danza paid $84.60, $28.40 and $11 and earned 100 points in the Kentucky Derby standings. Ride on Curlin returned $7 and $4, and pre-race favorite and Bob Baffert-trained Bayern paid $4 to show.
Tapiture, who won the Southwest Stakes and was second in the Rebel Stakes, finished fourth.
Pletcher won last year with Overanalyze.
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Book your room at Peter I Hotel
Standard Double Room, 1 King or 1 Queen BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Get an overview of this hotelMoscow property near Bolshoi Theatre
Kremlin: 500 meters
This city-centre hotel is housed in an imperial-style building in the historical district of Moscow, situated 300 metres from Bolshoi Theatre and 1 km from the Kremlin and Red Square.
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Guests are offered a range of health and beauty treatments in the spa centre, which also includes a gym, spa tub and indoor pool; complimentary breakfast is served in the Romanov Restaurant.
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The 133 air-conditioned guestrooms are located on 6 floors and can be reached by a lift; all include 32-inch LCD TV with cable television and pay movies, minibars, and direct-dial phones.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel features a spa centre which includes a gym, indoor pool, and spa tub. Guests are also offered a range of health and beauty treatments. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can arrange transport to and from the airport (surcharge) and assist with room-service requests. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel as well as five meeting rooms to accomodate business needs. Hot and cold drinks, light snacks, and complimentary newspapers are available in the lobby bar, and a lift connects the six floors. Secure outdoor parking (surcharge) is available for those arriving by car.
- Smoke-free property
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 133
- Number of floors - 6
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- Multilingual staff
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 250
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- Year Built 2006
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- Indoor pool
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- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
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- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
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- Hair dryer
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- Cable TV service
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Room service (24 hours)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
Where to Eat
Guests of Hotel Peter the 1st enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning from 7 AM to 10:30 AM in the restaurant. A buffet breakfast is available for a surcharge.
Rovanov Restaurant - A relaxed restaurant with high ceilings and soft lighting. Offers an à la carte menu featuring modern European cuisine.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Spa Services
- Body treatments
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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Get Oriented. When you register, look for landmarks surrounding the course. Check out coastlines, horizon lines, water sources, where trailheads meet parking areas, etc. If you can get an overhead map before the race, even better. The more you know about the terrain before getting lost in the middle of the woods or out in the desert, the faster you'll find your way back to the transition area. It is a race, after all.
Make a List. Mountain bike shoes. Trail running shoes. Base layer and vest. Water and Gatorade. Energy bars and gels. Make a list, pack and unpack it twice, bring enough for yourself and extra for your teammates. These are self-supported events. That means no tech support. No feed zones. Nada. Zip. Be a Boy Scout. Be prepared.
Be a Geek. Take a cue from seasoned triathletes. Lay out your gear so it's easy to find and quick to get into. Unlace your running shoes, and hang your gloves and hydration pack on your handlebar. Less time in the transition area means more time ripping it up on the course.
Eat, Drink and Be Merry. Expect to be moving, riding, juking and jiving in one form or another for at least three hours-sometimes even six. Use your ride time to pump fluids into your body, and take in food and fuel during transitions. And never leave home base without a spare energy gel in your jersey pocket or fanny pack.
Get High with a Little Help from your Friends. Adventure racing is all about one thing: teamwork. You ride as a team, eat as a team, balance on two-by-fours as a team, and favor a twisted ankle as a team. Lift your buddies when they're down, and be man enough to let them carry you when you
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story takes place in a boarding school and Miss Watson (Dawn
Deacon) is accused of damaging the Head's new Mercedes with
her old car. She denies all knowledge of course and Miss Forbes (the
Deputy Head played by Christina) is invited to assist
the Head in punishing the teacher, which she gladly does of course!
The teacher is spanked over
the deputy head's knee and is bent over a desk for a good paddling,
whilst the Headmaster oversees his deputy's handy work. When it comes
to the leather strap, Miss Forbes seems a little reluctant to administer
it with full enthusiasm and the Headmaster steps in to take over. He
proceeds to punish Miss Watson with the strap and then over the desk
and finally, in touch toes position for an extremely hard caning. The
teacher is dismissed and the Head thanks his deputy for her loyal assistance.
Unfortunately for Miss Forbes,
the Head later finds out that Miss Watson's car had in fact been driven
by his deputy at the time his Mercedes was damaged and she was responsible
all along. Obviously, Miss Watson is furious and the Head, leaving
the room, gives her full permission to take revenge in any way she
sees fit!
The agrieved Miss Watson then
sets about teaching the deputy a lesson she'll never forget. Miss Forbes
is hauled over the teacher's lap for a very hard spanking and her flimsy
knickers are soon danglng around her ankles, as her bare bottom receives
the full brunt of Miss Watson's anger.
She is determined to return
the humiliation she felt that morning when she was punished by both
the deputy and the Head himself and she sets about placing poor Miss
Forbes in a series of revealing and embarrassing positions for some
very severe spanking, paddling and strappings. She forces the deputy
to systematically remove more items of clothing as her punishment progresses.
Finally, Miss Forbes realises
that she is going to be caned in much the same manner as the
teacher had undergone earlier that day. However, she is to receive
twice as
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to count each searing stroke out loud.
To add to her humiliation,
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the deputy finds herself naked apart from her stockings and high heels,
bent over touching her toes for the next batch of cane strokes. Each
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He went with me and we traveled all over northern Normandy. We went to Rouen, which was the seat of the dukes, and we went to Fecamp, which is where I suspect Emma may have been born because it was their favorite estate. We traveled to Canterbury and Winchester and spent some time there. At one point in the book, Emma goes from Winchester to Exeter, and I had already worked out on a map where she would have gone and all the stops she would have made. We spent a whole day going to all those different places.
Q: I was struck by how young she was when she became queen, at 15. I can't imagine having that kind of pressure on you, that kind of treachery, at 15.
A: Well, of course in those days, at 15, men and women were more mature. At 12, you were supposed to take an oath to the king if you were a man and be ready to go out and fight. They think she was anywhere between 12 and 20 when she married (Ethelred). I chose 15 because having been a high school English teacher in a girls school, I was enchanted with that age and I felt, as a novelist, I was not interested in a 12 year old. I thought there wouldn't be much for her to do. She would really be under the thumb of whoever was in charge of her. But 15 made her more interesting to me. That's why I chose that age. That was a novelistic choice.
Q: Having immersed yourself in Emma's life, what do you most admire about her?
A: I think it had to have been her backbone. She must have had a heck of a backbone to deal with the kinds of men that she would have had to deal with in that day and age. Her great-grandfather was a Viking and she was married to a king of England who was not particularly known as a warrior-king, but later on she was married to a Viking. When I think of the older Emma, I think of Hillary Clinton. She was running with the wolves.
Q: How perfect is it that a book that has Vikings in it got published by Viking?
A: We had two offers. I was just about to take a trip to Europe and I was planning to go to the Viking Ship Museum in Denmark and we were going to take a cruise on the Viking cruise line and I said to my agent, "How could I choose any other publisher but Viking?"
"Shadow on the Crown," by Patricia Bracewell, Viking, 432 pages, $27.95


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Morphy: awesome records, good choice.
I assume the Testament one is the 2 x pic-disc right ?
Since you are starting your vinyl experience, i must suggest you to prefer black vinyl over coloured or pic-disc to listen. (ofc most of the time the limited editions are not black, but something else more extreme and unique).


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damn, ever since i posted my last blog, i realized just how much music really does speak to me,
for example, i was listnin to "i will protect you" by korn and at the end it was like jon was talkin to me sayin "i will protect you..." and then i heard the second voice in the background sayin "i will protect you..." and i imagined that was me sayin it... i get chills listnin to that song, just thinkin about korn's music protectin me and how i will protect them when my family talks shit about them.
i even get a mental picture listnin to that song. i imagine jon behind some glass saying that and im on the other side sayin that too.
the same goes for the nine inch nails song "we're in this together." it's like trent is talkin to me sayin "none of them can stop us now, we will make it through somehow," i imagine him standing right beside me grabbing my hand and saying that. when i say "grabbing my hand" i mean it more like a father-daughter way instead of a boyfriend-girlfriend way.


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The report examined more than 100 school districts and claimed that black students are affected by harsh disciplinary actions at a much greater rate than their white peers. It notes that "for every one white student who is given an out-of-school suspension, three black students are suspended, even though black students comprise just half of the student population."
I'm not racist, I have plenty of black friends that are good people, but on average, in my experience, black people are more violent and more prone to misbehaving, whether they're kids or adults. Before you get all hyped up, I know there are plenty of violent, misbehaving white people, but I said "on average", and "in my experience". In the late 90s I believe it was, something like 50% of black men were at some stage in the judicial process. If more black kids are acting out and misbehaving, then more black kids will get in trouble, and that's not racist, that's just math. I have no problem with a person's race as long as they're a good person.
This policy does seem a bit strange though, but I guess maybe gangsters wear certain color shoes?


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Tin has been detected floating in the space between the stars. The element, which has atomic number 50, is by far the heaviest ever found in the interstellar medium. The previous record holder, found two years ago, was krypton, with atomic number 36 (Astrophysical Journal Letters, vol 383, p L23).
Atoms in interstellar space reveal their presence when they absorb light from stars that lie behind them. In 1904, German astronomer Johannes Hartmann first reported the presence of interstellar atoms. He discovered an absorption line due to interstellar calcium in the spectrum of Mintaka, one of the three stars in Orion's belt (Astrophysical Journal, vol 19, p 268).
An absorption line due to gaseous tin was discovered in the spectra of three stars when Lewis Hobbs of the University of Chicago's Yerkes Obser-vatory and his colleagues made ultraviolet observations using the Hubble Space Telescope. Hobbs and his colleagues also identified ...
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Did the UK ever conduct genocide against the Irish ?
Just to be clear, according to your "educative information" in the 17th Century, if a Catholic broke one of the then (ridiculous laws of the day) The British lawmakers didn't kill said Catholic, but just deported them to the West Indies.
Cruel yes, genocide, this isn't.
We burned more fucking suspected witches than apparently genocidal acts against the Irish.
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Skrillex will break his vow of silence on March 18th, with the release of his new album, Recess, which is available for preorder on iTunes now. Also check out the first single from the project, "Coast Is Clear", featuring Chance The Rapper, below. Today he offered a stream of the whole album via his Alien Ride App, much of which you can hear via Soundcloud below.
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Idaho State University's H.A.L.O. club will be hosting Fiesta de H.A.L.O. on April 5 in the ISU Student Union Ballroom at 6 p.m., with traditional mexican food, dancing, singing and a live band.
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A supporter of anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare waves the Indian national flag gather during a rally where Hazare began his hunger strike in New Delhi on July 29, 2012. AFP PHOTO/SAJJAD HUSSAIN
NEW DELHI: An Indian activist has launched a new hunger strike to demand strong anti-corruption legislation but so far has not attracted the massive crowds that marked the early part of his campaign.
A year ago tens of thousands of middle-class Indians crowded a New Delhi fairground to support Anna Hazare as he fasted for 12 days to pressure the government into creating a wide-ranging anti-corruption watchdog.
Only a few thousand people gathered on Sunday as 75-year-old Hazare began his fast, joining three other activists who launched fasts last Wednesday. This is Hazare's fifth fast since April last year.
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Judge J. Kent Adams Judge Adams was appointed by Harris County Commissioners Court on March 1, 2001 as the presiding judge of Harris County Justice of the Peace Court, Precinct Four, Position One. Elected to the Justice of the Peace Court, Precinct Four, Position One to complete an un-expired term ending December 31, 2004. He was re-elected for a four-year term in March 2004, and Judge Adams was re-elected without opposition in 2008.
J. Kent Adams, a Harris County justice of the peace in Spring, has been admonished for inappropriate comments made from the bench and to lawyers in his chambers, including a 2011 incident in which he asked a black mother "if she was on welfare and expected the government to pay her fine."
According to the public condemnation by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct, Adams also asked a Hispanic parent, "if she had six or seven kids," and told a Pakistani parent her son should be "stoned to death."
An admonishment is the lowest form of public punishment the commission can levy. The commission can offer reprimands and censures, and suspend judges in some cases.
Adams has been the Precinct 4 Place 1 justice of the peace since 2001 and faces a challenger in next month's Republican primary.
He declined to comment on specifics Monday, citing the confidentiality of the proceedings, but released a statement.
"Since taking the bench, I have always striven to discharge my oath of office, and to carry out my duties as Justice of the Peace, with a clear focus on the law, and to pay close attention to making sure all who appear before my court are treated fairly and consistent with the law," Adams said in a prepared statement.
It is unclear whether he is appealing the admonition, which was handed down April 3.
In his response to the commission's investigation, Adams did not deny what he said to the parents but argued that his comments should be viewed in context.
"According to the judge, the inquiry of the African-American parent was to determine if she was indigent, and the question posed to the Hispanic parent was to determine if she qualified for special services at (the Mental Health Mental Retardation Authority of Harris County)," read the admonition.
Adams also said he knew the Pakistani parents were considering sending their son to live with an uncle in the Middle East and wanted to remind the boy that he is fortunate to live in the United States where being stoned to death is not a legal form of punishment.
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The document was released Monday by attorney Henry Nguyen, who complained to the commission that the judge in a 2010 meeting in his quarters called him "boy" and told him the school records he subpoenaed to defend his client were "none of his (expletive) business."
The judge also was admonished for what he said to Nguyen, who said he had hoped the judge would be punished more harshly.
"It's just offensive," Nguyen said. "To have someone in that position who continues to do these things is sad."
The letter admonishing the judge alleges that he tried unsuccessfully to persuade a prosecutor to sign an affidavit saying Nguyen's claims were false. He also tried to have perjury charges filed against the defense lawyer.
"It was pretty offensive to me that he tried to get a prosecutor to lie and sign an affidavit and push another prosecutor to try to get me indicted after I told the truth," Nguyen said.
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James Alfini, dean emeritus at South Texas College of Law and an expert on judicial ethics did not know about the admonishment but said the allegations are disconcerting.
"On the face of it, that sounds pretty egregious," Alfini said, "But, perhaps, the commission found some mitigating circumstances."
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"I would imagine they took this very seriously," he said. "I don't know all the circumstances, but there must have been some mitigating factors and some good explanations that the commission considered."
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Day 23 - Whitehorse, Yukon to Haines, AK [269 miles total]
Kate's back on the relay! The morning consists of a late start and a leisurely loading of the bike. I bought our Kiwi neighbors some classy moose refrigerator magnets at Dawson City - to reciprocate for the Warriors hats. So, we delivered those, and Kate and I are on our way ... adventure beckons.
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Our destination for the day is Haines, Alaska - reportedly the nicer of the two ferry ports that are a day's ride out of Whitehorse - the other being Skagway. We backtrack through Haines Junction and then cut South. It is an absolutely breathtaking ride - a highlight of the trip, and a great way to kick off Kate's rejoining the relay.
We find a cool old bridge along the way and seize the photo-op.
We also find a cool snow field really close to the road. I decide it's a good spot for a glacier snowball fight. Here's me falling on my face trying to get across a field and onto the snow before the camera timer goes off.
It was a crazy experience having a snowball fight while being eaten alive by mosquitoes.
Glaciers are slippery - who knew? We both went ass-over-teakettle several times.
You ride through a crazy beautiful pass on the way down to sea level at Haines. The views were just spectacular. Road wasn't too shabby either.
Ah, the happy couple...
Kate's a Canadian citizen, so we had to do the whole biometrics things at the border crossing. Anything seems easy now, compared to the Monkey Butt episode. Here we are, in Alaska again - briefly.
We found a beautiful lake and a spot to take a load off.
I decided to test out my Gaerne Adventure boots [supposedly waterproof].
... not exactly.
We get a decent campsite right near the ferry terminal [Salmon Run Adventures] and have an awesome camp dinner purchased from the local health food store.
We also stock up on provisions for the ferry, not knowing what to expect of the amenities aboard the boat. Bread, cheese, fruit... box of wine? Check! Tomorrow morning, we sail for Prince Rupert - two days on the water.
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I was also experienced the dempster rains this past summer, what a great time. Time to start planning for next year. Hope you don't mind if I tag along.
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Day 24 & 25 - Haines, AK to Prince Rupert, BC [by ferry]
On the morning of 7/19/12, Kate and I boarded the Alaska Marine Highway ferry in Haines, Alaska - headed towards Prince Rupert. We would be on the water for two days - Google maps says 478 miles.
When we got to the loading area for the ferry, it was a V-Strom party. These guys had some really cool top luggage racks they had fabbed up. They were aluminum plate frames, and they housed a Rotopax gas can right against the factory rear rack - low and centered. Then, above the gas can, they had a nice platform to support a waterproof duffel. I really dug the system. Someone chime in if there's a build post out there for these racks, or you know these guys.
Here's our home for the next couple days. These will be my only rest days of the trip, besides Portland.
... and this will be our bedroom. We opted not to get a cabin. We had heard that you could camp out on the upper deck of the boat, and that sounded awesome. Plus, the ferry was not cheap as it was.
We met some really interesting people camped out under the solarium. A huge box of wine is good for making friends. Among our new acquaintances were some nutter bicyclists on treks that made our motorcycle jaunt seem paltry and cushy. There was a pair of guys that had also just ridden the Top of the World Highway [Steve and ?] and a young woman named Renee headed to LA. I had a lot of respect for those three. They were having the problem of not being able to get enough calories into their systems to keep up with the energy output of riding the bikes day after day after day. Yeaaaah.... never had that problem.
The scenery was amazing.
And the sunsets were among the most beautiful I'd ever seen.
The happy couple. My wife is the best!
By the way, I should mention that I am NOT a boat person. I get really motion sick in pretty much any vehicle I'm not piloting - and boats are the worst. Control issues... I know. You'll notice that I am genuinely enjoying myself here though - not vomming or anything. The sailing was by and large really smooth, but I also indulged in a scopolamine patch before we pushed off. Good stuff!
This sign was kind of eye-opening to me. Throwing garbage overboard "could" be against the law - apparently depending on how far offshore you are. Really? It made me think differently about where all of my waste ends up, somehow. What's the difference, I guess - the sea or a landfill. Both suck. Out of sight, out of mind...
We saw loads of sea planes along the route. Juneau is the capital of Alaska, a large state with several other 'major' cities, and it is only accessible by sea and air. That's interesting to me, considering it's not an island. I imagined people up here owning sea planes like we own cars and trucks... though I realize it's probably not exactly like that. The sky was full of them in Ketchikan.
The ferry pulled into Petersburg at dawn, and Kate woke me up to see. I'm SO glad she did - unbelievably beautiful.
We met several interesting couples touring on fancy, new Harleys. The guys were all Sonic restaurant franchise owners who had ridden up from the southern US [various states]. They were riotous company and really good people. We parked our bikes in a big group together in the hold of the boat when we first boarded, and I almost toppled mine trying to get it strapped down. They all jumped to my aid - partially to protect their fancy baggers, I'm sure, but mostly to save my ass.
Our time on the ferry was amazing, but in the end it helped us realize that we are not ocean cruise people - not yet, anyways. We were cabin-feverish after the first day and a half - very glad we didn't opt to take the ferry all the way to Wahington.
We arrived in Price Rupert, British Columbia at some ungodly hour of night / morning - I think it was like 4am. It really wasn't worth getting a room, but we didn't know what else to do. We were too tired to ride - we had to get some sleep somewhere, and looking for a campsite at that hour didn't seem reasonable. So, the Totem Lodge it was - funky, but fine - too expensive at $90. In hindsight, I spent way too much money on shitty accommodations on this trip. Next time, more guerrilla camping, more couch surfing, more riding through the night, more aerostich naps on picnic tables.
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Professional British actors of Tour de Force will be in residence at Eastern Connecticut State University during the first week of February offering Shakespeare acting workshops and performances. The object of the Tour de Force company, whose patrons are Alan Ayckbourne and Kenneth Branagh, "is to produce entertainment of a high international standard; to educate and encourage younger audiences; to develop and promote European cultural projects to the wider international community."
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On the main road from the Kentish coast to London, the Camden Hotel became popular with both locals and coach parties. In autumn of 1949, the recording unit of the European Service of the BBC visited the premises. They were accompanying two coach loads of visiting tourists of various nationalities from Scandinavia and Eastern Europe. The BBC was recording their reactions to the British way of travelling by coach for a sea-side trip, and subsequently broadcast sound-pictures in their native languages to the visitor's home countries. Naturally a good impression was formed of the trip and the hotel.
In 1954, motorcyclists from all over the Home Counties took part in the first annual Camden Cup Trial arranged by the Kent and Sussex Motor Cycle Club.
Over the years numerous improvements have been carried out, including improvements to the toilets. The architect concerned can remember being instructed that all wash basins were to be re-enforced: the hotel was frequently host to coach parties of East End ladies who, if the toilets were all occupied, and if desperate, would use any convenience available!
The Camden Arms has certainly seen many changed since it was built, a major alteration being its transformation from hotel to a traditional pub in 1979. James and Carol Cunningham, the current landlords, took the helm of the Camden Arms in 2001. They have made many improvements to the buildings and gardens, making both the facilities and the warm atmosphere at the Camden Arms unrivalled in the area.
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