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The Trimble County High School football team struggled to recuperate this week after a severe loss to the Gallatin County Wildcats on Friday, September 21. The score was 48 - 0.
The Trimble County Lady Raiders took their "A Game" to Carrollton Saturday and obliterated the competition to win the Carroll County River Classic volleyball tournament. It was an exhausting day for Trimble's girls in the eight-team, double-elimination marathon.
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It is with great pleasure that we announce that Boyle County High School Principal, Will Begley, has been selected as the "KASSP Principal of the Year." This is the highest award given to a secondary principal by the Kentucky Association of Secondary School Principals.
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"I was surprised when I received a phone call informing me that I was chosen for this prestigious award. I am very flattered and look forward to representing all the high school principals in Kentucky when I visit Washington, DC in September." Mr. Begley adds, "We really have a pretty good formula for success. We truly have the best kids; they come to school each day and want to learn. Their parents send them out the door each morning with high expectations. This, coupled with the best faculty and staff in Kentucky, makes for an effective school and one our community is really proud of."
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Preheat oven to 425°F. Spray 13 x 9 x 2-inch glass baking dish with vegetable oil spray.
Heat 1/2 teaspoon oil in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add garlic and oregano and stir 30 seconds. Add crushed tomatoes and wine and bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer until slightly thickened, about 6 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Set tomato sauce aside.
Heat 1/2 teaspoon oil in another large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms; sauté until mushrooms begin to release juices, about 9 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Set aside.
Spread 1/3 cup tomato sauce over bottom of prepared dish. Arrange 3 lasagna noodles crosswise in dish. Spread 3/4 cup Parmesan Sauce over. Arrange 1/3 of mushrooms over sauce. Spoon 1/2 cup tomato sauce over mushrooms. Repeat layering 2 more times. Top with 3 lasagna noodles. Spread remaining Parmesan Sauce over. Drizzle with remaining tomato sauce. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
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Strawberry Shortcake
recipe courtesy the new best recipe cookbook
- For the Fruit Layer and Topping
- 8 cups (abt 2-1/2 lbs) Strawberries
- 6 tbsp (2-1/2 oz) Sugar
- 2 cups Whipped Cream (see Tips)
- For the Shortcakes
- 2 cups (10 oz) All Purpose flour, plus more for dusting the work surface
- 5 tbsp (abt 2-1/4 oz) Sugar
- 1 tbsp Baking Powder
- 1/2 tsp Salt
- 8 tbsp cold unsalted Butter
- 1 large Egg, lightly beaten, or see Tips
- 1/2 cup plus 1 tbsp Whole Milk (see Tips)
- 1 large Egg white, lightly beaten
2. Whole Milk:Instead of milk you can also use half and half.
If you want to Bake using Microwave pls refer to these articles:
1) How to Bake in Microwave
2) How to Bake in Microwave Convection Oven
For making Substitutions please refer my handy chart:
1) Baking substitutions
2) Egg Substitutions
Grate the butter into the flour. Since I was going to be using my hands, I grated the butter.
Note: But if you have a food processor, then just cut the butter into 1/2 inch cubes, scatter the pieces over the flour and process until it resembles coarse meal.
Use your fingers tips to pat the dough into a 9 X 6 inch rectangle about 3/4 inch thick. Be very gentle with the dough. Flour a 2-3/4 inch biscuit cutter and cut into 6 dough rounds. You might be able to get 1 or 2 more rounds with the remaining scraps though they might look more rustic and a tad tougher than the the first 6 rounds.
Note:I used a smaller cutter and hence got many more biscuits.
and sprinkle with the remaining 2 tbsp sugar.
Note:For Advance Prep : Dough rounds can be covered and refrigerated for up to 2 hours before baking.
sueMay 10th, 2015 on 4:22 pm
If the biscuits are refrigerated (up to 2 hours) do you put them straight into the hot oven? After the berries are sugared, to you keep at room temp or refrigerate? thanks
Ray BrownApril 4th, 2015 on 6:11 pm
Could you find a way to make it so when this is printed the comments are not part of the print?
Amber SMarch 4th, 2015 on 7:58 pm
i just made these and they turned out perfectly. Beautiful rise, excellent taste and looked just as good as the photos. I followed the very detailed recipe exactly. Thank you for a splendid dessert!
LindseyAugust 22nd, 2014 on 7:33 pm
These look simply delicious! How far in advance of serving can these be made and assembled without the biscuits getting soggy or the strawberries getting weird?
August 17th, 2014 on 6:08 pm
Made this tonight… for some reason the biscuits were bitter! Not sure where I went wrong, I followed the recipe!
TCJuly 30th, 2014 on 5:48 pm
just made these (took a lot of shortcuts and made some substitutions) however could not have completed this without your wonderful pictures and instructions to inspire me. I don't usually cook so this was quite an adventure for me. One substitute I did was whipping coconut oil and vanilla for the whipped topping. It can work; it is a bit heavier than cream (but can be a good dairy-free alternative). Thanks again for posting this! My belly is now very happy and my husband better eat his before I do!
Danielle DiRussoJuly 10th, 2014 on 9:19 am
whats the shelf life on both the shortcakes and the strawberries?
KonnieJuly 4th, 2014 on 8:11 pm
These were fantastic! Easy to make and your instructions were just fine! The entire family loved them.
JillJune 24th, 2014 on 8:41 pm
These were easy to make. I have them in the oven now. I substituted whole wheat flour for white flour and used a sugar substitute. I'll let you know how they turn out. They only thing I didn't like was having to scroll back and forth between the ingredients and the recipe. I was using my iPad and my printer doesn't work so it was a pain to scroll to the top and back to the step I was on especially once my hands were covered in dough.
SharonJune 15th, 2014 on 9:42 am
Very happy with this easy but awesome recipe! Thoughts the directions were fine and my guests really enjoyed the dessert. May try to freeze extras.
KristaJune 4th, 2014 on 4:53 pm
I made these tonight,and they were delicious!! I was in a hurry so I didn't roll them out, just dropped large spoonfuls and flattened them a bit. These are quick and easy, try them, you won't be disappointed!
VijayMay 8th, 2014 on 11:10 am
I have an OTG. For baking cakes…which heating element should be ON? Only the bottom or both the top and bottom? Also advice for baking these shortcakes…which element should be used? Thanks.
StephaniMay 3rd, 2014 on 1:57 pm
Don't forget to put in the baking soda like I did since it's in the ingredients but not mentioned in the directions.
Two points. 1) Its Baking Powder not soda. 2) Its indeed mentioned in the directions – pls refer step 6. –DK
kjp7dApril 10th, 2014 on 11:35 am
Looks good, making soon! I think that you were plenty specific…. Thanks!
devika chaturvediMarch 14th, 2014 on 6:04 pm
I like this recipe but I m a vegetarian so plz tell what I use instead of egg plz tell bcz I really want to make it
Pls refer my Tips section for the substitution chart –DK
February 17th, 2014 on 3:20 pm
U could be a teeny bit more specific But overall was SUPER awesome and helpful
Really? Where? –DK
February 17th, 2014 on 3:18 pm
Very helpful but it could be a teensy weensy bit more specific But overall, it was SUPER helpful AWESOME
August 4th, 2013 on 6:31 pm
Mmmm….yummmmm….. they smell so scrumptious….berries ready, whipping cream, bowl and beaters chilled and ready, shortcakes looking and smelling so scrumptious, as they finish baking!!!! Haven't done this in so long…just moved and haven't found my own recipes yet, but this looks like mine, so, we'll be eating them for dessert later, if we can resist the temptation to eat them for the main course! Thanks for such an awesome collection of recipes and tips!
fatima canterasJune 28th, 2013 on 2:36 pm
is it really 1 tbsp of baking powder?
Yes. –DK
PavithraJuly 19th, 2012 on 9:04 pm
when do you add the smashed strawberries?
Step 5
July 18th, 2012 on 8:48 am
I love these. Will make them when we get strawberries Say december and let you know.
BijalJuly 17th, 2012 on 12:45 pm
Hi. The recipe is awesome. Your recipe with pictures help a lot. Thanks for posting such good recipes. Keep the good job going.
July 17th, 2012 on 8:18 am
These shortcakes look delicious and excellent! Wow!
July 17th, 2012 on 8:14 am
Wow irresistible and droolworthy shortcake.
SusieJuly 17th, 2012 on 7:22 am
Looks delicious and tempting. In England those "shortcakes" are known as scones.
It's very confusing with scones, cookies and biscuits (English biscuits being American cookies) but it's all delicious. I really enjoy your site, thank you.
In India, we know them as Biscuits too. But I agree with you about the different connotations. The same goes for cornflour! As if the different forms of corn are not confusing already ;). Thank you for the kind word. Seeps in all the positive energy in me –DK
jasJuly 17th, 2012 on 2:33 am
At which stage is the pureed strawberry added, is it along with the sliced berries between the shortcake?
pls refer Step 5 –DK
July 16th, 2012 on 11:40 pm
these are simply beauty personified. man, the first two photos are to die for. When it comes to berries, it the same with me too – Wash and plop it goes into my mouth ;). How are you three. Miss you guys so badly.
Missing you like crazy Siri :(…we are the k2 afterall –DK
VarshaJuly 16th, 2012 on 10:21 pm
What's the replacement for egg in this recipe..wanted to try this recipe.. Thanks
Please refer "Tips" section –DK
July 16th, 2012 on 4:20 pm
the recipe looks fab and easy too. Perfect dessert for the summers. Will surely try this one soon. just one question. Can i use ready whip that you get in stores. Those bottled ones?
I dont see why not…it should work with it too..:) –DK
July 16th, 2012 on 3:02 pm
Your pictures are beautiful! I can never wait long enough for the biscuit to cool and so mine are always messy :). Your recipe looks delicious and I will have to try it soon.
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Cindy Michaels, a news anchor for WVII TV in Bangor, Maine has been receiving unknown phone calls and stares since John McCain announced Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate. The reason behind these calls is that Michaels bears a striking resemblance to Palin from her signature up-do to rectangular glasses.
At first, Cindy Michaels was flattered by her comparisons to Palin, but she started receiving nasty voice messages from unidentified callers. When Michaels delivered a newscast without wearing her glasses, one caller said "What is this K-Mart version of Sarah Palin… What did you do, lose your cheap-o glasses?"
Michaels says she has been wearing her hair up and glasses for her whole life. She thinks that some people are taking out aggression they have towards Palin on her because the two bear a physical resemblance. "Maybe they don't believe in her, maybe they don't want her as Vice President. So if they wanted to say something to her, maybe they thought, 'by saying something to Cindy, it's like saying something to her.'"
Cindy Michaels says she will not alter her appearance. "I don't think I look like her," she says. "I think I look like me!"
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DURHAM, N.H. The University of New Hampshire's short-lived decision to ban the sale of nonalcoholic energy drinks has created more buzz than the caffeinated beverages themselves.
Within four days of announcing it would ban the sale of Red Bull and three other drinks, the university first delayed and then abandoned the plan altogether. The backtracking highlights both the drinks' popularity among young adults who use it for both study and play, and the extent to which college administrations have become entangled with the beverages' promotion.
UNH initially said it would stop selling the drinks beginning in January, apparently a first. The university said the ban would further President Mark Huddleston's goal of making the campus the nation's healthiest by 2020 and cited the dangers of mixing the drinks with alcohol.
But Huddleston issued a statement Thursday saying that there was no clear evidence that the drinks are exacerbating alcohol abuse and that sales data showed students aren't purchasing multiple servings, which might have suggested binge drinking.
"I do not now see a clear rationale for eliminating an option that our students say they want," he said.
Students weren't happy about the idea of a ban and said it would have done little to curb alcohol problems, since students buy the energy drinks off campus.
Sophomore Corrin Murphy sent her roommate a text message Monday as soon she heard about the ban. On Tuesday, her epidemiology class discussed whether students would seek out prescription drugs if they could no longer buy energy drinks. And it was the first thing her friends brought up Wednesday morning, when she sat down in the student union building with a can of Red Bull to get ready for a chemistry quiz.
"Every class I've been in, everyone's been in an uproar," she said. "I haven't seen anyone who's for it."
Huddleston's statements delaying and then reversing the ban made no mention of input from energy drink manufacturers, though Red Bull said it was working with UNH "to find a resolution."
UNH said a total of 60,000 drinks - including the other brands- were sold on campus last year, or one-half of 1 percent of retail sales. Officials would not comment on the university's ties to Red Bull or further discuss what led to the ban and its reversal, but the company's promotions have been a big part of students' activities.
The company, with the administration's blessing, brought a motorcycle show to the university's spring picnic, had Red Bull skydivers drop into the football stadium at the start of the homecoming game, and gave away a snowboard and lift pass prize package to students. It has similar relationships with hundreds of other colleges and universities.
UNH also is one of nearly 700 campuses participating in Red Bull's "stash" contest, in which students search for four-packs of the drinks around campus in hopes of winning prizes worth a total of $224,000. Last fall, a Red Bull student "brand manager" at UNH organized a skateboarding competition, with a case of Red Bull given to winners in several categories, according to an article in the student newspaper.


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Team Rwanda will participate in three Union Cycling International-sanctioned competitions which will be held in Eritrea this month.
The three races which include Tour of Fenkeil, Northern Red Sea and Circuit of Asmara, will take place between February 16 and 25.
Rwanda Cycling Federation Permanent Secretary Emmanuel Murenzi, said Team Rwanda will leave the country on Tuesday.
"We will send the same team which participated in Tropicale Amissa Bongo race so that they can continue to raise their level of competitiveness and gain more experience. It is also good for the young riders, who are the future of Rwanda's cycling," Murenzi told Times Sport on Friday.
The team includes; Nathan Byukusenge, 33 Hassan Rukundo, 23, Bonaventure Uwizeyimana, 20, Jean Bosco Nsengiyumva, 20, Gasore Hategeka, and Jérémie Karegeya, 20.
Meanwhile, the Rwanda Cycling Federation is planning for a level one training course for all local coaches this month.


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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
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Rating: 5.0
By Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Monday, 28 May 2012 09:52AM
Unilever has done deals with Fox, owned by News Corporation,and the owner of Paramount Pictures, MTV and Nickelodeon, Viacom, to sponsor made-for-web women's dramas and classic footage.
A new Facebook app from Paramount that allows consumers to access three hours' worth of clips from the company's well-known films, such as 'Grease' and 'Top Gun', is sponsored by Magnum.
Unilever is also sponsoring WIGS, a YouTube content channel celebrating extraordinary stories about extraordinary women, which is marketed by News Corporation.
WIGS is a joint venture between filmmakers Jon Avnet and Rodrigo Garcia and is dedicated to delivering high end, original, scripted dramatic series and short films about the lives of women.
It stars well-known actresses such as Jennifer Garner, Julia Stiles, and Virginia Madsen, as well as emerging talent, such as Lily Collins and Caitlin Gerard.
News Corp is using promotions on its entertainment properties to drive women (18-49 years old) to the WIGS channel and build the audience.
Unilever is planning to use its sponsorship to engage with consumers for brands such as Simple, Nexxus haircare, and Bertolli frozen food.
Deodorant brand Sure recently became the global sponsor for News Corp's 'Touch', a new television drama featuring Kiefer Sutherland, which was unusually released across several countries simultaneously.
The move by Unilever indicates the brand's increasing demand for professional content on sites such as YouTube and Facebook.
Soap opera TV shows date back to the 1950s, when shows were sponsored by the likes of Procter and Gamble, and other FMCG companies.
Keith Weed, Unilever's chief marketing officer, told the Financial Times: "In reality, it's going back to the early days of TV channels when the likes of Persil and Omo and others were sponsoring the 30-minute soap opera, but now we are doing it in the digital space."
Last week, Unilever's global brand development vice-president for Dove Skin, Fernando Machado, told Marketing that the company was switching its focus of the brand's marketing strategy to Facebook, saying the site was the best platform to develop "brand love".
Follow Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith at @loullamae_es
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Polls in Virginia closed an hour late tonight due to long lines. Polls in Florida, specifically in the panhandle and Miami, will close at 10 p.m. EST for the same reason.
"This is mayhem," said Carla Batlle of Miami, who emerged with her husband, Adrian, after an ordeal that began at 1:10 p.m. and didn't end until almost 7. "It's a debacle. This is unorganized, unprofessional."
It's not going well at all," Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez said as he trudged through the parking lot while people in the parking lot yelled, "Shame on you" and "Venezuela runs better elections."
Adrian Batlle said it took him only 10 minutes to vote, but first he had to wait hours in various lines trying to find a poll worker who had his name on the registration rolls.
"I don't think it's worth it," he said. "I wouldn't do it again."
Hundreds more were still waiting in a line snaking through the parking lot well past the official 7 p.m. EST closing time for the polls.
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The National Security Agency could be adding thousands of jobs as it revs up plans to build a new complex near its Anne Arundel County headquarters - or possibly just relocating the thousands of people working clandestinely in unmarked office buildings around the region.
The tight-lipped agency, which said little in response to requests for comment Friday, has notified the federal government that it wants to build 5.8 million square feet over 20 years. The land it has in mind is elsewhere on the Fort Meade base it already calls home.


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Over the last several weeks, there have been two notable positive shifts in the complexion of this list. The first is that the most volatile stocks are getting a lot less volatile. Of the fifty stocks shown, only ten have an average daily high/low spread of 5% or more. Back in June, nearly half the stocks on the list had average intraday ranges of 5% or more. The second big difference involves the fact that most of the stocks on the list are in uptrends (rising 50-DMA) as opposed to downtrends (falling 50-DMA). Again, back in June, the number of stocks in uptrends and downtrends was nearly the exact opposite.
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Hispanic Center of Western Michigan Mission: "The Hispanic Center of Western Michigan is a non-profit organization serving the needs of the Hispanic and broader community. We strive to provide an avenue for education and openness to promote discussion of the distinctions and values of different nationalities and cultures. The Center also focuses on the common thread that unites all people: a desire for understanding and respect of our differences. We believe that this shared human experience connects us all. Since 1978, the Hispanic Center has offered the services that individuals and families in the community have needed to help them achieve self-sufficiency. At the basis of our success is a bilingual and bicultural staff that enables us to provide a culturally competent and responsive setting for our Spanish-speaking clients. Minimizing the misunderstandings among different cultures allows for a more open dialogue and effective communication."
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" Helped plan, promote, and volunteered at the Grand Rapids Hispanic Festival " Organized and designed college visits to 6 Michigan colleges, specifically designed to meet the needs and interests of the Latino youth population that would attend the tours " Researched Mid-West Latino service and advocacy groups to help identify leaders to attend the Vulnerable Children of Immigrant and Migrant Families Professional Forum put on by the Kellogg Foundation in East Lansing, Michigan. " Helped organize youth outreach and educational program opportunities.
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I gained a much better understanding of the functions and means or services provided by a large scale non-profit community center.
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I really enjoyed the getting to know the people that work at the center. They are all very hard-working, caring, and genuine individuals.
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Sabres want Myers to stay (or even get more) aggressive
Jan 15, 2014, 7:27 PM EDT
In many cases, people wonder if a suspension might dull a player's edge, especially if it isn't the first instance. Buffalo Sabres defenseman Tyler Myers doesn't expect to change the way he plays coming off a three-gamer on Wednesday, which only delights his head coach.
"I don't think I need to be changing my game. I'm not the type of guy that's reckless or looking to injure somebody," Myers said. "I think on that play, I was just trying to be aggressive and I think at my height and with my size, I think it's going to happen sometimes. You have to be aware of it for sure, but I don't think I want to change my game."
While the 23-year-old stands at around 6-foot-8, he's not known as physically punishing defenseman on the same level as other giants like Zdeno Chara. But aggressiveness isn't always merely about throwing your body around, as Sabres bench boss Ted Nolan notes.
"We really like that mentality and I'm glad he said that. We don't want him to lose that. We actually want him to be a little bit more aggressive," Nolan said. "And when I say 'aggressive,' it's aggressive carrying the puck, it's aggressive shooting, it's aggressive skating, it's those type of things. If he play's aggressively, he's going to be a great, great player."
It could be a physical night, however, as the Sabres face off against their increasingly bitter neighbors the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday.
Here's video of the Myers suspension, if you need to jog your memory:
- sabatimus - Jan 15, 2014 at 7:52 PM
I think Myers needs to learn how to play his position first before trying to be aggressive. "Aggressive" is not a word I like to see associated with a defenseman of poor ability.
- vanindeed - Jan 15, 2014 at 9:12 PM
Myers isn't as punishing as Chara but is a better skater and could become as effective in time
- winger58 - Jan 15, 2014 at 9:55 PM
He's not as punishing as Chara because he's a lot younger. He's a kid and built like one. In a few years he'll start to fill out his body. Then you can compare him to Chara.
- vanindeed - Jan 15, 2014 at 10:21 PM
that's what I was getting at.
- thedavesiknowiknow - Jan 16, 2014 at 12:24 AM
Myers has the worst body language I've ever seen in interviews and often on the ice. Usually indicative of people who aren't the "aggressive" types.
- djshnooks - Jan 16, 2014 at 8:35 AM
A defenseman of poor ability?
Yep, a former Calder Trophy winner needs to learn his position. He is 23 years old and once of the best young defenseman in the NHL…and will only get better with time.
Some people amaze me…it is like their job is to make a complete fool of themselves.
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Families of the Lebanese pilgrims kidnapped in Syria stage a sit-in in front of the Turkish embassy in Rabieh, Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2012. (The Daily Star/Hasan Shaaban)
BEIRUT: A Shiite preacher warned Thursday that the recent Syrian-Turkish border clash threatens the safety of the remaining pilgrims in Syria.
"The shelling and the retaliation that took place Wednesday between Turkey and Syria is a threat against the lives of the nine pilgrims because they are present in a very sensitive location," Sheikh Abbas Zogheib said.
The pilgrims were kidnapped by Syrian armed rebels in May while returning from a pilgrimage in Iran, and several media reports said that the rebels are keeping the hostages in the northern Syrian town of Azaz.
According to Zogheib, who has been tasked by the Shiite Higher Council to follow up on the issue of the pilgrims, the Turkish authorities are responsible for ensuring their safety.
"Turkey is responsible today for the presence of the pilgrims in that area. The families of the kidnapped call on Turkish authorities to speed up their release to end this crisis given the danger to their lives."
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Timbers Reserves continue their Cascadian run, traveling to take on Whitecaps FC Reserves
The Timbers Reserves will travel north for the second consecutive match on Sunday, when the team will play Cascadia rival Vancouver Whitecaps FC Reserves at 3 p.m. at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby, B.C.
The Timbers Reserves come into the game at 1-1-0 after losing 1-0 at San Jose on March 27, but coming back on April 10 to beat the Seattle Sounders FC Reserves 2-0 at Starfire Sports Complex in Tukwila, Wash. After an own goal by Seattle in the fourth minute, forward Bright Dike scored his first goal of the 2012 Reserves League season in the 23rd minute to make the score 2-0 heading into halftime. MLS pool goalkeeper Brian Rowe made four second-half saves to seal the win for the Timbers Reserves.
The Whitecaps FC Reserves are 1-0-1 in Reserve League play in 2012, drawing 1-1 against the Sounders FC Reserves on March 26 in Vancouver, and winning against the San Jose Earthquakes Reserves 2-1 on April 8. A first-half goal by forward Long Tan sent Vancouver to halftime with a 1-0 lead, but San Jose's Anthony Ampaipitakwong in the 77th minute tied the score 1-1. But just one minute later, Whitecaps FC's Atiba Harris scored the game-winner on a close-range header to make the final score 2-1. Vancouver's Reserves also played the University of Washington in a friendly on April 13, drawing 0-0.
Having two games under their belts, here are some players from both sides that could figure into Sunday's match in Burnaby:
Sal Zizzo – The speedy midfielder Zizzo, on the road to recovery from a torn ACL suffered in October of 2011, made the start against the Seattle Sounders FC Reserves on April 10, and played the entire first half, a huge stepping stone to his recovery. Zizzo's speed on the edges could make all the difference in this match, and he will be needed to get the ball in the box to Portland's goal-scorers against Vancouver's stingy defense.
Chris Taylor – The second-year defender out of the University of Tulsa, Taylor was a defensive stalwart last season with the Reserves squad, leading the team in minutes played (855) in the 2011 MLSRL season while also adding an assist. Taylor also played in three exhibition matches in 2011, including starts against EPL side West Bromwich Albion and Mexico's Club América.
Long Tan – Tan has started all three Reserve matches for Vancouver, and scored in the Whitecaps FC Reserves' win over San Jose on April 8. The second-year forward has come on as a substitute in three of Vancouver's MLS matches this year, while adding a goal and two assists last season in 13 games. In the Reserve League last season, Tan scored three goals and tallied an assist. The striker is the first Chinese-born player to sign in MLS.
Omar Salgado – The former first-overall pick of the 2011 SuperDraft has extensive Reserve League experience, appearing for the Whitecaps FC Reserves in eight of 10 matches last season, scoring four goals and adding an assist. While appearing in one MLS game for Vancouver this season, Salgado has played well in two Reserve League games, tallying an assist in both games. His 6-4 frame can present a lot of problems for opposing teams' defensive fronts.
Game Notes
- Portland won the season-series against the Whitecaps FC Reserves in 2011 2-0-0. In the first meeting on August 21 at JELD-WEN Field, in front of an MLSRL record crowd of 10,077, the Timbers Reserves scored twice in second-half stoppage time to come back and earn the 3-2 victory. On October 3, Portland scored in the last ten minutes of playing time to edge out the Whitecaps FC Reserves 1-0.
- Vancouver finished fourth in the Western Division of the MLS Reserve League in 2011 with a 2-6-2 record (8 pts).
- In addition to Reserve League Action, the two full roster teams squared off at Starfire Sports Complex in the 2011 preseason, playing in the Cascadia Summit, a three-day, three-match tournament with fellow Cascadia rival Seattle Sounders FC.


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Mershing — Armed herders wearing military uniforms have reportedly raped two girls and beat five farmers, two of them female, in Mershing area, South Darfur, eye-witnesses told Radio Dabanga.
They said the herders let their livestock graze in the victims' farms during the attacks that happened between Saturday and Tuesday, 1 and 4 December. Sources claimed that three herders were reponsible for the assaults, adding they were riding camels.
On Saturday, herders raped two girls and beat the farmer Adam Ibrahim after stealing his horse-cart as he was leaving his farm, according to onlookers.
The next day, the perpetrators allegedly assaulted a farmer called Jibril and tried raping his daughter, Asmaa, while they were exiting their land. When the victims resisted the attack, the herders beat them with rifle butts causing Asmaa a serious head injury, a source told Radio Dabanga.
Maryam Mohamed Kouso, who is nine months pregnant, and her aunt Fatima were assaulted on Monday while returning home from their farm, an eye-witness recounted. He added that Kouso is now bedridden in a hospital.
The last attack occurred on Tuesday, when herders shot in the direction of farmer Ali Toussa, who was not injured, sources said.
A farmer told Radio Dabanga he notified the police on time about the incidents, but they did not do anything about it.
He stressed that 'a state of terror prevails now in the region' and asked UNAMID, the state and local authorities to protect them and put an end to the attacks.


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For months, state Sen. Edith Prague rallied support for nursing-home reforms from Democratic leaders and advocates for the elderly, telling anyone who would listen that "this is the year" for improvements to minimum-staffing requirements and stronger oversight of the industry.
This wasn't the year.
"We got nothing. Nothing, nothing, nothing," said Prague, D-Columbia, who has tried for a decade to increase the state's outdated minimum-staffing requirement for nursing homes, which is among the lowest in the country. "This was the closest we've ever come, and it turned out to be a big zero. … They left everything for the last day, and nothing got done."
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said he was "deeply disappointed" that lawmakers had not acted on a package of reforms that would have strengthened oversight of nursing homes and allowed the state broader discretion to seek court-appointed receiverships of financially troubled homes. The reforms were prompted by revelations of serious patient care and financial problems at Haven Healthcare, a large chain that declared bankruptcy late last year after a series in The Courant detailed its troubled regulatory record.
"The absence of action is absolutely astonishing, given the experience of the past year and our clear and dramatic experience with the abuses that can result from inadequate oversight," Blumenthal said. "I'm deeply disappointed because the state has essentially been deprived of tools and weapons that are desperately needed to protect both financial assets and patient care."
Democratic legislative leaders blamed the state's tight finances for the lack of action, citing Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell's warning that she would veto any legislation that carried a significant price tag. Democratic leaders and Rell's office had reached an agreement last week that they would make no changes to the $18.7 billion budget already approved for next year, which provides no increases to nursing homes and nonprofit agencies, and offers lower-than-expected aid for cities and towns.
The "do-nothing" budget deal made no exception for improvements to nursing-home oversight or staffing, even though both Rell and Democratic leaders had touted nursing-home care as a priority.
Among the proposals not acted upon was a bill that would have raised the state's minimum-staffing standard to 3.6 hours of care per resident per day — up from the 1.9-hour requirement now in place.
Federal studies have recommended a minimum of 4.1 hours of care a day.
Because a Democratic proposal to phase in a 3.6-hour minimum would have cost the state $10 million in Medicaid reimbursement in the next fiscal year, Democratic lawmakers late Wednesday pushed the start date ahead to October 2009 to avoid any fiscal impact next year.
But even that proposal died in late-night House debate.
Proposals to make nursing home owners more accountable financially — hashed out in meetings this week — did not get an airing on Wednesday, even though some of them would have had a limited fiscal impact.
Among them was the creation of a state oversight panel that would have had the authority to audit the financial records of nursing homes and related entities, supplementing the role of the state Department of Social Services.
Another would have required the Department of Public Health to publish "report cards" on nursing homes for consumers.
"This is a very sad day for our residents, their families and their caregivers, and an abject failure by the Rell administration and the legislature, who have wasted a rare opportunity to address the crisis of care," said Carmen Boudier, president of the New England Health Care Employees Union, District 1199, which represents nursing-home workers.
She said the death of the staffing bill, "combined with an utter lack of accountability for nursing-home operators and zero funding in this second year of the budget, is a recipe for more nursing home scandals and closures."
Prague said she was discouraged that state House leaders waited until the final hours of the session to raise the staffing bill, then watched it die.
"They all come to the press conferences and say it's a priority, and then they go and leave it until the last day," she said. She said she may ask for nursing-home reforms to be included in the coming special session of the legislature.


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Executive Creative Director: Chacho Puebla (Lola/Lowe & Partners)
Executive Creative Director: Jorge López (Lola/Lowe & Partners)
Creative Director: Paulo Areas (Lola/Lowe & Partners)
Creative Director: Francisco Cassis (Lola/Lowe & Partners)
Art Director: Bruno Nakano (Lola/Lowe & Partners)
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Production Director: Hector Palacio (Lola/Lowe & Partners)
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Media placement: Supermarket corner - El Corte Inglés - April
Describe the objective of the promotion.
Temptation is Magnum's most premium ice cream ever.
It's almost 1€ more expensive than a standard Magnum.
How can we underscore the difference between a regular ice cream and a Magnum Temptation in a supermarket environment, which is everything but premium?
Describe how the promotion developed from concept to implementation.
We turned Magnum Temptation ice cream into jewelry.
We hired Catalan food artist Daniel Domínguez to turn Temptation ice creams into beautiful and fancy necklaces, made out of 3 different types of chocolate, fruit, crystallised caramel and cocoa.
But that's not all.
We turned regular ice cream cabinets into window displays and used them to showcase the jewels at El Corte Inglés, the biggest supermarket chain in Spain.
Explain why the method of promotion was most relevant to the product or service.
Shop windows had a screen where people could also see the documentary of how the glittering jewels were made by the artist, making it even more surprising in store and making our point about the premiumness of Magnum Temptation's ingredients.
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Sales increased 21% during the promotion.
Thousands of people felt better about the extra euro they paid for the world's most premium ice cream.
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
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By Jeremy Lee, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 17 January 2013 08:00AM
The manufacturer has approached agencies directly about the pitch, which comprises mainly direct marketing, dealer marketing, events and regional advertising. A result is expected before the summer.
Bentley's UK account has most recently been handled by Adam & Eve/DDB, which also oversees advertising for its VW parent. It is understood that the agency will repitch for the business.
In September last year, Adam & Eve/DDB strengthened its relationship with VW by picking up the £5 million advertising account for VW Commercial Vehicles after a pitch against VCCP, Beattie McGuinness Bungay and the incumbent, Iris.
In June last year, Bentley handed its estimated £15 million global media account to PHD. The pitch also featured MediaCom, which works on VW brands including Seat, Audi and Skoda.
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How to Make Quality Wine at Home
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What are the detailed steps for making about 30 gallons or less of quality wine at home?
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Hotels in San Diego
The W San Diego is located downtown between the Gaslamp Quarter and the Little Italy district. Six types of rooms are available, each style distinguished by size — from 250 to 1,250 square feet — and the types of amenities provided, such as Bose surround sound systems and soaking tubs.
Ten-story hotel with a chic, urban feel, minutes from San Diego's burgeoning Gaslamp Quarter.
In the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter, the property features 159 guest rooms with custom fixtures, flat-screen TVs, and generous-size glass-enclosed bathrooms.
The all-suite Rancho Valencia Resort opened in 1989 in a bougainvillea-and-hibiscus-filled canyon 25 miles north of San Diego and remains southern California's only Relais & Château property.
The hotel takes full advantage of its waterfront location (relaxed sports rule these waves; rooms have coastal views) on kid-friendly Mission Bay, which has 19 miles of beaches.
Located directly on San Diego Bay, within a 15-minute walk of the convention center, Gaslamp Quarter, and Seaport Village, the Manchester Grand Hyatt is the tallest waterfront hotel on the West Coast.
The Omni San Diego is a glass and steel high-rise in the historic Gaslamp Quarter. It is distinct in that it adjoins the major league baseball stadium PETCO Park via a second-story pedestrian bridge.
Located in the exclusive area of the same name, Rancho Bernardo Inn houses 287 spacious guest rooms and suites. The public areas have a Spanish colonial look, while rooms are decorated in earth tones with clay-red and golden-yellow accents.
Formerly the Sè San Diego
Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, The Keating Hotel is the first hotel designed by Italian auto house, Pininfarina (designer of Ferrari and Maserati).
There is simply no way to get any closer to the ocean in San Diego than staying at the Crystal Pier Hotel. The white cottages with blue trim sit directly above the crashing waves of the ocean on the wide pier that stretches out past Pacific Beach.
The Bristol, located about a block from Horton Plaza and three blocks from the Gaslamp Quarter, is a boutique hotel with 102 guest rooms. It houses a vast Pop art collection, featuring originals from icons Andy Warhol and Peter Max, displayed via an "art walk" on the ground floor.
223-room hotel filled with gilded antiques, chandeliers, and 18th-century tapestries.
Opulent 2007 property swathed in Italian marble and European refinement—plus hiking trails, golf, and a family-friendly pool.


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State Comptroller Kevin Lembo said Monday morning that the state is now in danger of running a shortfall of $415 million for this year, up $50 million from a month ago. He says it could grow worse:
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The Nigerian Navy yesterday announced the redeployment of 224 senior officers across the country.
A statement by its spokesman, Commodore Kabir Aliyu, stated that those redeployed were 49 Rear Admirals, 106, Commodores and 69 Captains.
Former Chairman, Military Pensions Board, Rear Admiral Bala Mohammed Mshelia is now the Chief of Accounts and Budget, Naval Headquarters while Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Naval Command Rear Admiral O. B Ogunjimi is now the Chief of Training and Operations, Naval Headquarters.
Former Chief of Policy and Plans, Naval Headquarters Rear Admiral J. B Oladimeji was transferred to the Defence Headquarters as Chief of Administration while Rear Admiral J. N Amaino, Admiral Superintendent, Naval Dockyard was moved to Naval Headquarters as Director of Marine Engineering. Former Chief of Training and Operations, Naval Headquarters Rear Admiral Emmanuel Ogbor is the new Chief of Policy and Plans, Naval Headquarters.
Other Rear Admirals transferred included D. B Boer, former Admiral Superintendent, Naval Shipyard, Port Harcourt now Admiral Superintendent, Naval Dockyard, Lagos, U. O Jibrin, formally Chief of Logistics, Naval Headquarters now Director Of Training, Defence Headquarters, K. O Komolafe, formally Chief of Accounts and Budget now Group Managing Director, Nigerian Navy Holdings, O. E Ekwe, former Commandant, Nigerian Navy Engineering College, Sapele now Admiral Superintendent, Naval Shipyard Port Harcourt, A. O. A Ikioda, former Flag Officer Commanding, Western Naval Command now Moderator, National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies, Kuru and S. A Orie former Director of Curriculum and Programme Development, National Defence College, Abuja now MD, Nigerian Navy Engineering Services Support Company Ltd.
Former Deputy Commandant, AFCSC Jaji Rear Admiral D. O Osuofa has been transferred to the Defence Intelligence Agency as Director of Logistics, Rear Admiral J. O Aikhomu, former Chief of Naval Standard and Evaluation now Flag Officer Commanding, Eastern Naval Command while Navy Secretary, Rear Admiral I. E Ibas was moved to Western Naval Command as Flag Officer Commanding.


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O'REILLYWhere's our energy?
September 24, 2012 at 2:02 am in The Daily Republic
So, there I am pulling into a gas station in my town and Tarek is smiling. He owns the station and right now he's charging me $4.25 a gallon. American motorists may not be better off than they were four years ago, but Tarek certainly is.
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Discover how to manipulate time in After Effects. Author Chris Meyer shows how to stop, slow, and speed up footage, and how to combine these techniques with nested compositions, expressions, and the Graph Editor. Along the way, he reveals several important yet somewhat hidden functions, such as the advanced composition setting that ensures predictable stop motion, the Frame Mix and Pixel Motion modes of the Frame Blending switch, and the Time Remap parameter.
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Next, I'd like to show you another way to induce that stop-motion look. I went ahead and closed all of my other compositions, just to clean up my display, and now I want you to open Comp 12a-Numbers*starter. We'll RAM Preview, and this little comp includes a series of numbers randomizing very quickly. Let's see what's going on here. I'll select that layer and press F3 to open up the Effect Controls panel. And if you don't have an extended keyboard, you can always go underneath Window to find many of these things like Effect Controls. I've used the Numbers effect, and rather than using it to enter a specific value such as Time and Date, I enabled the Random Values option to get this randomizing number.
The problems with effects in After Effects that randomize is that they do it on every single frame of your composition, and if you're rendering for video and have enabled Field Rendering, you'll actually get two different randomizations per frame, one for every field. And quite often this can be just too fast to work for lot of designs. Let's look at a couple of different ways of calming this down. One you already know. We go to Composition > Composition Settings, set a lower frame rate like 5 frames a second, OK, RAM Preview, and now we have a much more sedate updating.
This is more like a readout you can read and something that might be a better simulation for say a control panel, et cetera. And as you already know, if you wanted to nest this into another composition-- I'll drag this into a Nested*starter-- you'll have the normal result of it randomizing in every frame, unless you go back to the pre-comp, go to Composition Settings, go to Advanced, and click Preserve frame rate. OK, back here, RAM Preview.
And now we have our more sedate readable update. There is another approach other than using the comps frame rate that you should know about. I am going to go back to this pre-comp, go back to the Composition Settings, and reset the frame rate to its normally fast 29.97 frames a second. Go to the Advanced tab, turn off Preserve frame rate. I'll click OK. I'll select my numbers layer, and there is an effect, underneath Time, called Posterize Time.
This is another way of getting a stop-motion feeling out of a layer, particularly after a series of effects. Here I can enter a frame rate such as 5 frames a second, Enter, show a RAM Preview, and get the same sedate slowed-down feel. When I go back to the master comp that this has been nested into and RAM Preview, again, it has been slowed down and I did not need to hit the Preserve frame rate switch. Using the Posterize Time effect is particularly handy if you're not quite sure what rate is going to work for you. Say you want to experiment with different rates and have a feeling for how this looks.
And you might remember from an earlier lesson that we also showed you trick called edit this, look at that. I want to go back to my Numbers comp. I'm going to lock this Effect Control panel, switch back to my main composition this is nested into, and now I can go ahead and edit my frame rates in the pre-comp without having to switch my display. RAM Preview again. There is this slightly faster rate. I think I like that a little bit better against this background. Now Posterize Time has advantages and disadvantages.
The advantages are, it's easy to edit and you can apply it per layer. It does not take over the entire composition. The disadvantages are, it's applied per layer. So if you want your entire animation to slow down, you might find yourself applying this to a whole bunch of layers rather than just one layer. You might want to change the comp frame rate instead. Also, there are occasions where Posterize Time can run awry by the things in After Effects, such as other effects that do reach back in time as well. So there are times when this will give strange results.
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I'd looked at flap locking systems before, but though the bolts and flaps are simple, rugged, and easy to machine with conventional shop equipment, making the locking recesses in the receiver is a different problem. Also, I've never been able to examine a receiver from a flap-locked rifle, and so far haven't found any good pictures. The flap lock seems so nifty, but without a way to make the recesses in the receiver it's just a curiosity.
One of those magic endmills that cuts around a 90 degree corner would sure help...
Anyway, I was sketching some stuff this morning, trying to figure out if I could reach in through the barrel hole with a long end mill (no) or cut the receiver off into an AK-style trunnion and do it from the back with a keyseat cutter (no).
With only some poor pictures of an RPD, it looks like the Russians used a big side cutter to make most of the recess, then cut a hole in the top rail and broached or shapered the end of the recess square.
The British EM-2 used flap locks. Best as I can tell, the EM-2 receiver was stamped in left and right halves and welded together. It would have been easy to finish the stamped recesses before welding.
If you bolted a receiver together with side plates like a 1919 a flap lock would also be easy.
I doodled some stuff involving milled holes in the side of the receiver, where squared recess "buttons" could be pressed in and welded. That would work, but it lacks elegance.
Then I had another idea - you could just tilt the receiver or cutter at an angle and mill the recess from outside, where you would end up with a big hole with the front and back edges slanted a bit forward, at whatever angle the flaps rested at.
The front of the flap is restrained by the bolt, so it's not going to fall into the squared-out hole. The back of the flap needs to be stopped to keep it from flying out past the side of the receiver. A cover plate would work... or you could do an AK-ish trunnion and wrap it in a sheet metal receiver, which would be a fine cover plate.
I have a scratch-build project ongoing with roller locking. The plan was to go to a conventional turnbolt lock if the rollers didn't work, but the flaps would be a better fallback.


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Rhode Island and the rest of New England have become foreign territory for Republicans. RIPR political analyst Scott MacKay explains why.
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Yannis, G; Papadimitriou, E; Karekla, X; Kontodima, E; (2010) Mobile phone use by young drivers: effects on traffic speed and headways. TRANSPORT PLAN TECHN , 33 (4) 385 - 394. 10.1080/03081060.2010.494030.
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This paper investigates the effects of mobile phone use while driving on traffic speed and headways, with particular focus on young drivers. For this purpose, a field survey was carried out in real road traffic conditions, in which drivers' speeds and headways were measured while using or not using a mobile phone. The survey took place within a University Campus area, allowing to distinguish between settings approximating to either free flow or interrupted flow conditions. Linear and loglinear regression methods were used to investigate the effects of mobile phone use and several other young driver characteristics, such as gender, driving experience and annual distance travelled, on vehicle speeds and headways. Separate models were developed for average free flow, interrupted flow, as well as for total average speed. Results show that mobile phone use leads to a statistically significant reduction in traffic speeds of young drivers in all types of traffic conditions. Furthermore, male and female drivers reduce their speed similarly when using a mobile phone while driving. However, male drivers using their mobile phone drive at lower speeds than female drivers not using their mobile phones. Sensitivity analysis revealed that, among all explanatory variables, the effect of mobile phone use on speed was most important. Accordingly, vehicle headways appear to increase for drivers using their mobile phone. However, this effect could not be statistically validated, due to the strong correlation between speed and headway.
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EARWIGS' penises often snap off during sex. So one earwig family has come up with the obvious solution: keep another one in reserve to use in an emergency.
Entomologists knew that males of the Anisolabididae family have two penises, but assumed one of them doesn't work because it points in the wrong direction. Now Yoshitaka Kamimura of Tokyo Metropolitan University has proved them wrong. He reports that males with their "good" penis cut off can inseminate females using the other one (
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1997 TVR Chimaera 5.0 litre V8
The greatest fun for the least money
Some electrical glitches (indicator switch repaired).
Overheated (resolved by adding Leven alloy radiator & a heat-shield).
Side window seals not entirely watertight (very minor).
General Comments:
A sophisticated, sexy design with loads of character; and few around, so it gets noticed. A true sports car, with its low broad stance, it attracts respectful reactions and admiring looks. If you want to smile and be smiled at, by women in particular, this is it. Driving with the top down in summer is an experience - so this is what George Clooney feels like?
Tremendous performance, huge torque and acceleration (a great sensation); however, its reputation is well-known, so no need to prove it.
Great guttural sound up to a deep roar at speed. Drives very smoothly, blazingly quick, and no problems if you stay calm and alert, and are mildly competent - 'scary stories' seem exaggerated as long as you respect that it is a very powerful car, especially on wet roads.
The interior is superbly designed with original details (aluminium fluted door-opener between seats, etc.). Getting all the Leven Technology aluminium upgrades to the cabin (indicator stalks, hand-brake, etc.) is worth it to complete the already excellent design.
Toyo Proxes T1R tyres make it very grippy and it corners superbly (26 psi rear/24 psi front), and Shell V-Power makes it run even better.
Lots of excellent specialised TVR mechanics around, and plenty spare parts to last a lifetime. Not cheap to run if maintained properly, but the reasonable price for this type of car/engine far off-sets the slightly higher cost.
Other cars pale in comparison. It makes driving fun. Cannot imagine ever giving up my TVR and won't - there is no going back.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
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I could not agree with you more! I too have this model, bought from new in Viper GTS blue, and keep it garaged always. It is my man's toy, my second car, and dry weather only.
Yes, it has had a few glitches, the windscreen wiper motor went up in smoke shortly after I bought the car, and the 100amp fuse blew, but fortunately with the roof down, so I was not locked out. The RAC, who were very knowledgeable about this problem, fixed it quickly. The master cylinder failed, the radiator failed, and I have been through a few batteries, but now I keep it on trickle charge.
Despite all this, I absolutely love to drive it when the weather is nice, which has not been much this year! Even though is is 15 years old, it still remains a head turner, but that is because it is such a beautiful car.
I keep threatening to sell it, because I don't use it enough, but as soon as I use it, I change my mind!


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