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I've been staying at the Desert inn's and suites since the early 90's and I love it. It nice, comfortable, cheap, clean, super close the DL, and there is a freaking Dennys right next to you.Originally Posted by Max Fischer
I've been staying at the Desert inn's and suites since the early 90's and I love it. It nice, comfortable, cheap, clean, super close the DL, and there is a freaking Dennys right next to you.Originally Posted by Max Fischer
We stay there almost every time we go(they offer a military discount) and although the rooms are old, they are larger than the average hotel. The restaurant downstairs has a beautiful patio eating section and a pretty good breakfast buffet. The pool is average, but the atmosphere of the hotel as a whole is really nice. They do offer shuttle service to DL, I have never taken it so can't give any info on that. Also, I haven't been there since they implemented the sweet sleeper bed, but supposedly all beds have pillowtop mattresses and down comforters!Originally Posted by pyrateslife4me84
Hi, try www.getawaytoday.com, they have hotels with 4th and 5th nights free depending on the season and the hotel. We've stayed at the Staybridge Suites, they have both 1 and 2 bedroom suites with a full kitchen and they serve a full hot breakfast every morning, the Holiday Inn Resort Area, it's right next door to Staybridge and they share a pool and recreation court, both use the ART but there is just 1 stop for both at the Holiday Inn, I think there are just 2 other hotels on the route (one before and one after) so you make it to the park in about 20 minutes. Both were very clean and the staff were very nice. We've also stayed at the Homewood Suites, they have 1 and 2 rooms with fulll kitchen also. They have a free charter bus shuttle that they share with atleast 3 other hotels. It was a bit of a pain. Hotel was fantastic though. We are staying at the Best Wester Park Place Inn next month. Only because my parents are going with my children and I, and I didn't want to have to do a shuttle without my husband. We can just walk across the street. We have annual passes, so Getaway will take the ticket prices for 2 adult park hopper tickets out and with the 4th night free it turns out to be $80 per night with taxes already included. I haven't been able to find that hotel for that price on any of the hotel booking websites. I have friends who have used Pricline and got the Annabella for $45 a night last December, but they have parking added to her husband's Annual Pass so they don't have to worry about how close they are or if it has a shuttle. I haven't been brave enough to just let price determine my hotel, you might be though. We've used GetawayToday at least 6 times and never had a problem. They send you some postcards, a lanyard and ticket holder, a pin, and a coupon book along with your vouchers. They can also schedule airport transfers, character breakfasts 10% off, and extra tickets at a discount too. And no, I don't work for them.
I believe the Homewood Suites has 2 bedroom suites. It isn't within walking distance, but the Marriott right next door has ART pickup.
Good luck!
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Next Trip to Disneyland - June 2006 - too long to wait to go again!!!
We stayed at the Jolly Roger a couple of years ago and I would not recommend it. The mattress had plastic covers on them and no mattress pads, just a cheap sheet covering the mattress. It was the worst week of sleep we've ever gotten. My body just doesn't like sleeping on plastic. I would rate the place a 1 star. It was also noisy and dirty. Overall, I was not impressed with the place.
Anaheim Fairfield Inn is an excellent choice. Very easy walk. Nice Rooms, clean, and comfortable. Book vis the internet web site for the best rates.
Ho ward Johnson's best service hands down, nice decent room internet, etc. And sometimes excellent views of the fireworks!!
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Here is a link to HoJo's, and a discount....
The best rate is for AP holders
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A good web sight to go to is: dlresortinfo.com . I know the person who runs the sight, and this person stays at the hotels on the sight. Trust me I hear the stories, good , and bad .
Yep, that's where we stay too. I've never heard anything bad about them and their Queen/Queen mini suites sleep five for about $116 a night (with my AAA discount). Now that the hotel shuttles are no longer FREE, the Park Place Inn has an even better advantage...you walk out front on Harbor Boulevard, push the crosswalk button and BOOM you are in the DLR tram loading area.Originally Posted by Not Afraid
I am counting the days until we get to go - December 18th through 22nd!
Hi Max... Just down from Mimi's is Millie's and it is a great family restaurant and the prices are very reasonable. Suggest you give that a try next time you're at HoJo's. We've NEVER been disappointed.HoJos is right next door to Mimi's which everyone loves, but I have some reservations (no pun intended) about.
Always remember the Disney Magic!
Howard Johnson's is quite good. Sometimes you can get an AP discount or a mousesavers discount through www.mousesavers.com (a great website anyway).
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Embassy South. It's what vacation is all about.
My husband is the reason we will be going back there. We have tried other Suite hotels since staying at Embassy and they just don't measure up. He is a HUGE fan of a full, hot breakfast and the evening Manager's Reception (FREE drinks and snacks ) is his absolute favorite part!
When we went....'03??....the shuttle was still free--it isn't now. The place is beautiful though and really makes you feel like you're on vacation.
I give myself very good advice, but I very seldom follow it.That explains the trouble that I'm always in...
^^ I totally agree with Jenniembassysuitessouthfer ^^
We stayed there in March of '02 and '03. The place was great! The atrium, where you sit for breakfast, was beautiful. We didn't try out the pool, but it looked clean and not crowded at all. At the time, the shuttle was shared with the Homewood and Hilton next door, so the bus was usually packed. We've stayed at many other ES hotels, and the rooms here were the nicest we've had of all of them.
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Staff laid off after a Cumbrian businessman's takeover of stricken retailer Peacocks may be handed fresh jobs hope within days.
Related: Hopes new owner will reopen closed Peacocks shops in Cumbria
The News & Star understands that talks which could lead to the reopening of stores in Carlisle and Workington are taking place this week.
And a key element of them is expected to be whether the units they occupied until their closure last week can be secured for lower rents.
Philip Day, the Brampton businessman whose company, Edinburgh Woollen Mill (EWM), bought Peacocks last week, says he wants to save as many jobs as possible.
And his Langholm-based firm has confirmed that Carlisle and Workington – where 30 staff have been shed – are among 75 stores that he hopes to reopen. They are holding talks with landlords to save some of the 244 unprofitable outlets that were immediately closed by administrators when the takeover went through.
The moves give cautious hopes for the Cumbrians who have found themselves on the dole queue following the closures.
Carlisle's store was in one of the main units at The Lanes Shopping Centre. Workington's was in Murray Road.
EWM bought 388 Peacocks stores out of administration, including the one in Whitehaven.
It saved 6,000 jobs across the country but more than 3,100 jobs were lost last week – including 17 in Carlisle and 13 in Workington – when KPMG announced the immediate closure of stores that were not part of the EWM takeover.
EWM chairman Mr Day said: "A lot of the 244 stores that closed were blindingly unprofitable so we don't want to reopen those, but if we get the right sort of deals we could reopen 75 of them.
"We will look to go to monthly rents and get a rent reduction. If we can get new lease deals, we'll try to reopen those shops."
The Sunday Times reported yesterday that it is thought that food retailers such as Starbucks, Sainsbury's and Greggs, as well as discounter Poundland, may be interested in the shops that stay closed.
Mr Day also said he was hoping to rehire about 80 Cardiff head office staff who were made redundant following the demise ofPeacocks, which collapsed under its debt mountain in January in the biggest retail failure since Woolworths.
The retail tycoon told the newspaper: "We need to rebuild the team. I would like to save as many jobs as I can – the economic situation is bad enough and we could do without more people going on the dole."
Mr Day has created one of the UK's biggest high street groups, with a record of turning around troubled companies.
It bought 77 stores from the administrators for textiles business Rosebys in November 2008 and they were merged with the assets of furnishings business Ponden Mill to create the 150-strong Ponden Home chain. And last summer it bought the Jane Norman fashion brand and 33 stores from administration.
The closures in Cumbria bought further gloom to the high street last week after a number of high-profile withdrawals.
In Carlisle, Goldsmiths jewellers in English Street closed this month, following news that designer clothes store Jaeger and neighbour Benetton were shutting too.
Fashion chain Bonmarche has also announced the closure of its store in Workington, on Ivison Lane.
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Nicely done, Surj. Keep up the good work!
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K.l., I spent about 20 minutes reading up on all of this before I chimed in. Some of these links I had read before, but again, what misinformation? What disapproval? If you have a gripe or complaint, state it. Links aren't getting it done.
You need a reiteration of whats posted above? (Sorry, Surj )
Misinformation and disapproval have become recurring themes in ADVgrifters posts and they resurfaced in his first post in this thread:
I notice not many of the ADV crowd could give a Rat's Ass about this issue as NO ONE has responded with support.
To which I explained that weekends can be slow in the West subforum and posted links where he could bring himself up to speed with ADV discussions and support for lane splitting. Despite that, and my supportive lane splitting posts within those threads, he posted:
Are you not in support of the points I made about motorcycles, lane splitting and traffic?
Then theres his uninformed off-topic personal attacks
with accusations of trolling, being a non-commuter, not riding with Mootsuno, not riding 20 years ago, being a thread derailer, not being smart enough to meet his unspoken IQ requirement, being irrelevant and outing himself as a tattle tale. Sound familiar? Its all just a few posts above this one.
For more examples of ADVgrifters misinformation and disapproval read the link supplied above in parentheses. Thats where he encouraged a rider looking for dualsport rides to join him in all pavement public road race[s], risking antagonizing drivers further against motorcycles and lane splittings legal status.
He also erroneously claimed that a 50 person local dualsport rally hes never attended has hundreds of people, motorhomes/trailers, hundreds of NOOB riders and that its a Cluster f*#@K. Now hes added more misinformation and disapproval about my earlier suggestion that the guy looking to dualsport go ride the Flynn Creek Road area. ADVgrifter didn't know there's accessible dirt there, so it's "irrelevant"?
Its okay not to know people, places and events, but its not okay for ADVgrifter to make stuff up about them, post it as fact, misrepresent being corrected as being stalk[ed], make personal attacks in retaliation and then whine to the mods as though hes a victim. His victim fantasies even extend to his stated location: Passing ADV stalkers on the inside indicating more lane splitting endangerment.
No worries if you still dont understand ADVgrifters trend for misinformation and disapproval. I dont understand why hes gone out of his way to destroy his credibility, either; especially regarding things so many people know him to be wrong about. I can live with the mystery, though.
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Perhaps that's why Joe Lunardi still has Marquette positioned as a No. 5 seed in his NCAA tournament projections. Currently, Lunardi projects that the Ohio State Buckeyes will face the Golden Eagles.
However, the Buckeyes probably need to defeat Michigan State Friday to clinch a tournament spot. Two at-large bids came off the board Monday night when favorites Gonzaga and South Alabama lost in conference tournaments.
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Frost's music is about contrast, influenced as much by classical minimalism as by punk rock and metal. Muscular yet cerebral, ambient yet urgent, his compositions merge guitar-based textures, musique concrète samples, and building-shaking amplified electronics into sweeping digital soundscapes. His compositions are created with an acute awareness of the listener and their comfort thresholds, exploiting every Extreme of pitch and volume.
Increasingly in demand for his exorbitant electronic production work, Frost has collaborated with artists as diverse as Björk, Sinfonetta Cracovia, Swans, Tim Hecker and label mates Nico Muhly and Sam Amidon. He was recently awarded Music Protégé in the The Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative and has spent the past two years learning from and working with music producer, theorist, and composer, Brian Eno. Frost has just completed scores on several film and stage productions and is currently writing his first opera, based on the Iain Banks novel, The Wasp Factory.
"One of the most interesting and groundbreaking producers in the world today... showing us the future of electronic music" (Boomkat), Frost makes a rare US appearance in Saint Paul, previewing new material and a new ensemble - including former Liturgy drummer Greg Fox (recently named NYC's "Best Drummer" by The Village Voice) and composer/multi-instrumentalist Paul Corley - prior to a highly anticipated 2013 album release.
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|Lemon pepper seasoning
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|Shredded process swiss cheese
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In a large saucepan cook pasta in a large amount of boiling water for 8 minutes.
Add vegetables. Return to boiling and cook for 1 to 2 minutes more or till pasta is just tender. Drain. Return to the saucepan. Cover to keep warm.
Meanwhile, for sauce, in a small saucepan combine milk, flour, thyme, lemon-pepper seasoning, and salt. Cook and stir over medium heat till thickened and bubbly. Cook and stir 1 minute more. Stir in cheese till melted.
Transfer pasta and vegetables to a warm serving platter. Pour sauce over vegetables and pasta. Toss gently to coat. Serve immediately.
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Stunning Centrally located Penthouse Apartment with large sunny roof terrace and excellent sea views. ** SPECIAL OFFER** If guests book for 2 weeks or more swimming pool facilities nearby will be included.
The apartment has two bedrooms: one double and the other with bunk beds, (the bottom bunk bed is a double bed and the top one is a single), so you can sleep up to 5 people. Both the master bedroom and living room lead out on to the balcony; the living room is spacious with a dining table seats 4 people, large TV with SKY free to air channels, DVD player and sofa. The kitchen has ceramic hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and oven. The living room leads out on to the lower south facing balcony, which has great sea and mountain views as well as getting the sun throughout most of the day. Upstairs you have the roof terrace, very private, with 360º views, sun beds, BBQ, outside shower, table and chairs; everything you need for outdoor dining.
The apartment is very central, 20m walk and you will be right in the centre of Mijas, where you will find bars, restaurants, supermarket, the taxi rank and bus stop: in short with all amenities on your doorstep.
Included in the rental price is an allocated garage space.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Fuengirola Beach 6 km
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Malaga Airport 15 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|TV, Satellite TV
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (2), Single beds (1), Cots (1)
|High chair
|Balcony or terrace, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Andalucia region
The Costa Del Sol welcomes more than two million people a year who arrive at Malaga international airport and head to one of the many resorts located along this stretch of coastline.
With the Costa del Sol weather giving average annual temperatures of 18ºC and over 300 days of sunshine per year it isn't difficult to understand why it is one of Europe's top holiday destinations.
There are around 70 Costa del Sol golf courses on the "Costa del Golf" which can be played all year round as well as a whole range of other activities available such as sailing, scuba diving, horse riding, dolphin safaris, etc. The list is endless.
Away from the coast there are numerous excursions into the real Spain with the cities of Ronda, Seville, Cordoba and Granada all accessible for day tours. For the more adventurous you can also take a 15km trip across the Straits of Gibraltar to visit Tangier in Morocco.
Mijas Pueblo
Mijas is one of the most picturesque white villages in the Costa del Sol with its cobble stoned narrow streets and pretty squares. As you meander along its streets you will hear the clip clop of horses hooves and bells as horse drawn carriages sweep past you, the horses cantering along. Another familiar sight is of tourists riding donkeys (El burro taxi)- This spectacular mountain village draws tourists to it like a magnet, and little wonder as it nestles into a backdrop of mountains with its panoramic views over the countryside and to the Mediterranean sea beyond. There are white washed traditional houses, their balconies spilling over with pots of red geraniums. and street vendors selling hot sugared almonds all adding to the sights of this bustling mountain village.
Just a short drive from Malaga Airport, Mijas has a timeless quality about it, and despite the large number of tourists who regularly visit it, retains its Spanish essence and character. For this reason it is sought out as an exclusive holiday destination, and also by those who decide to live here on a permanent basis. Mijas offers you excellent choices – within the village itself traditional Spanish style townhouses or luxury modern apartments, and in the surrounding suburbs a choice ranging from medium sized townhouses to large luxurious villas set within their own grounds.
Mijas itself offers you:
Shopping with high quality jewellery, ceramic and leatherware in addition to excellent artisan and craft shops.
Excellent Restaurants – The restaurants in Mijas have deservedly built up an excellent reputation for their high quality food and friendly service.
Its Tourist Information Office situated above the Municipal Car Park in Plaza Virgen de la Peña, where information can be obtained on local events, concerts and nearby attractions.
The Ayuntamiento (Town Hall) with its beautiful marble patio with fountains, a popular choice for weddings. If you decide to marry in Mijas,we will be pleased to help you organise this happy event.
Constitution Square – a fabulous place to sit enjoying a meal or drink in one of the local restaurants and just watch the world pass by.
Shrine Virgen of the Rock: The Shrine holds the image of the patroness of Mijas, the Virgin of the Rock. Legend has it that the image of the Virgin was hidden during 5 centuries and was found in 1586 by the father of two shepherd boys who were led to the hiding place by a dove.
"El Carromato de Max": A museum of miniatures, one of the most important of its kind with works from over 50 countries.
The Casa Museo: Established in 1995 the Museum reproduces a traditional village house and informs you of local traditions.
Church Inmaculada Concepcion: Built in 1541 on the site of an ancient Moorish castle, one of the castle towers was used as a bell tower. A series of frescos of the Apostles date back to approximately 1632.
Fortress walls: La Ruta del Botanica The remnants of the fortress that used to protect the village with its pretty gardens and spectacular view point.
Malaga Wine museum – well worth a visit with its selection of wines from all over the world.
San Sebastian Street – this typical street is one of the most picturesque and photographed streets of the coast.
Mijas is quite simply beautiful! But don't take our word for it – come and see for yourself.
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"Impressive views with a comfortable apartment"
This property provided spectacular views from Mijas over Fuengarola to the Med. from a balcony off the master bedroom, living room and the roof terrace. With a well equipped kitchen, a lift to the penthouse floor, TV, WiFi and secure parking it was an ideal property. The location could not have been much closer to the town centre with all the bars and restaurants easily accessed. Escape in the hire car was easy but we used the buses which ran frequently.
A lovely property managed by friendly and helpful agents would recommend to anyone. There was a steep walk up a hill to the town centre but this was easily defeated by using the lift in the multi storey car park which was only a few yards from the apartment building. We would stay in this property again anytime.
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The former Formula One driver David Coulthard is starring in a new safety advert which aims to reduce the number of deaths on country roads.
The former Formula One driver David Coulthard is starring in a new safety advert which aims to reduce the number of deaths on country roads.
"Driving on country roads takes more than simply being aware of the basic Highway Code.
"Increased concentration and greater care is needed to adapt to the muddy tracks and changeable conditions, which make country roads particularly tricky."
"In Scotland we currently have the lowest road casualty figures since records began.
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"It's clear that we are still seeing too many fatalities and serious injuries that are avoidable.
"We know that male drivers make up three-quarters of those killed on our roads and 70% of fatal accidents happen on country roads.
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What is the key to seeing lasting fruit after a Revival meeting? What does it mean to "behold the glory of the Lord?" It's also the key to understanding how we are to change into Christ-likeness.
This message is part 2 in the series that our pastor delivered as a follow-up to the previous week's Revival meetings.
After Revival services are over, what's next? Our hearts may be stirred to make a decision to change during an invitation, but if we only acknowledge a need to change or make a decision to change w/o taking any further steps to see that change take place, we rob ourselves of the blessing of change.
Christ-likeness is not achieved by depending upon a list of "do's" and "don'ts"; though obviously that will be needed! Christian growth is not measured by how many facts we have gained over the years from sermons, SS lessons or personal study of the Bible; it's measured by how closely we match the character of Christ while we live at home, at work, etc.
Our text is one of many that presents to us the dynamics of biblical change--how it occurs; it explains how we progress in Christ-likeness. It affords for us great hope and a clearly marked out pathway for meaningful & substantial change in Christ-likeness.
Each of us must understand and practice the truth of this text if we are to grasp what Biblical change really involves and so that there is lasting fruit after Revival services are over.
Our lives are a series of changing times and seasons. Time itself is a succession of changing moments. We don't like change--especially when it affects our comfort zones! Our perspective on change has a lot to do with how we interpret our circumstances.
In this famous passage in Ecclesiastes 3, there are vital life lessons to learn when it comes to finding satisfaction in life--regardless of whether our good times outnumber our bad times or vice versa. One of these is this: If the Infinite is not enough to satisfy you, then nothing finite ever will. In tonight's message to our congregation, our pastor challenges us with this end of the year message from God's Word.
The words in our text (Philippians 4:21-23) are far more than just mere expressions of "My friends say hello to you" or "Say hello to everybody for me" as Paul concludes his epistle to them. What we have are evidences of The Triumph of the Gospel - concluding words of encouragement for the Philippians to reflect upon the gospel, the effects it has had on them and other believers, and to live in the power of that gospel.
The dramatic changes evidenced in their lives had begun by the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ (v. 23) and would be sustained by that same grace. Whether at 1st century Philippi or Rome, The Triumph of the Gospel was evident and it can be in our 21st century lives as well.
This message is the first of two parts.
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Here are 10 videos of little kids stealing cars. As Latarian Milton once said, "Bad things are fun to do." Right?
1. Latarian Milton: The Most Famous Child Car Thief Ever
2. The 7-Year-Old Who Stole A Car To Avoid Church
The best part of this video is when the kid stops the car, gets out, and runs away.
3. 5-Year-Old Steals A Pick-Up
This is the best video of a child actually getting in the car and driving away with it.
4. 9-Year-Old Leads Police On 80 MPH Speed Chase
I like this one because you see a 4' tall kid handcuffed.
5. 6th-Grader Steals A Mini-Van
This one's funny because the narrator uses the expressions "terrible tweener" and "prepubescent perp."
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7. Kid Steals Car, Wanted To Go To Applebees
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8. 12-Year-Old Steals Keys From A Beauty Supply Shop
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Fitbit Flex, the new, colorful way to count steps, calories, and more
The Fitbit Flex made an appearance at CES 2013 and we were there to check it out first-hand. If you're looking for a way to integrate your iPhone into your fitness and health routine, the Fitbit flex is a perfect option. It'll not only track your steps but your distance traveled, calories burned, and more.
Once you've put on and set up the Fitbit Flex, you're good to go. It'll track all of your data and then beam it wirelessly via Bluetooth to your iPhone or Android device. Fitbit Flex also includes a built in alarm system as well.
If you're looking for a way to drop off some of that holiday weight, the Fitbit Flex can help keep you on track and on your way. The Fitbit Flex is set to be released this spring in a multitude of colors for $99.95.
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Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Child Sexual Abuse DVD Training Series
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PRLog - Feb. 19, 2013 - World-renowned master of boogie woogie piano, Germany's Axel Zwingenberger, and vocalist Lila Ammons, the granddaughter of boogie woogie legend Albert Ammons, along with Mississippi's Little Boogaloo Eden Brent will headline the first annual Birthplace of Boogie Woogie Heritage Festival on Saturday, April 13, 2013 at the Marshall Visual Art Center in Marshall, Texas.
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Besides his worldwide fame as a solo performer, Zwingenberger is also well known to fans as the "A" in Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts "ABC&D of Boogie Woogie" band. In July,2012, Miss Ammons joined Watts and the band to play a one week engagement in New York City that included a performance at Lincoln Center. They also appeared on "Late Night With David Letterman."
A native of the Greenville, Mississippi area, Eden Brent grew up listening to and learning from some of the great Delta blues players of legend and developed a unique piano and vocal style that has been described as both gutsy and masterful. Her 16-year apprenticeship with the late Delta Boogie Woogie great Boogaloo Ames was the subject of a PBS documentary. A graduate of the University of North Texas music school, Eden Brent is a three time Blues Music Award winner and the 2010 Pinetop Perkins Piano Player of the Year recipient.
Special guests John Tennison, Christian Dozzler, The Ryan Allgood Dancers and Marshall's own Jive Jumpers will also perform at the Marshall Visual Art Center concert.
In addition to the ticketed concert, there will be free heritage tours and lectures at the T&P Depot and the Old Courthouse, and screenings of the movie, "A Town Full of Music". Free outdoor entertainment abounds all day as Marshall Main Street celebrates Second Saturday beginning early in the morning with Dash for the Dogs and the Boogie Woogie Dog Walk. Radio KMHT will present the Texaco Showdown on the Telegraph Stage, and exceptional area musicians – Buddy Flett, BlindDog Cook, the Mansion Family, the Bobbie Oliver Band, the Grady Lee Band and the Darby Warren Project -- perform all day in front of the Blue Frog Grill for the 10th Anniversary of Words & Voices, presented by Grady Lee.
A fantastic Saturday in Marshall, preceded by a fantastic week - from Boogie Woogie Wednesday at OS2, through "Meet Your Orchestra" jazz at Central Perks and the Electric Jam on Telegraph Stage Thursday, to the performance of the ETBU Jazz band Friday night, presented by ETBU and the Marshall Regional Arts Council at the Marshall Visual Art Center. Of course, there will be great live music in our local clubs too; Charlie's Backyard Bar, Cajun Tex and the OS2 Pub. An exciting week of music and heritage in the birthplace of boogie woogie.
VIP tickets to the Saturday night concert will include paid admission to the ETBU Jazz Concert Friday night. General admission tickets to the Saturday night concert will go on sale March 1, 2013. For more information call 903-938-8966 or visit www.boogiewoogiemarshall.com. For hotels and lodging see www.VisitMarshallTexas.org."


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Drafter Designs in the United States can expect to earn an average of $19.04 per hour. Total cash compensation to Drafter Designs bottoms out near $30K and approaches $62K on the high end; the biggest paychecks include approximately $3K from bonuses and almost $5K from profit sharing. While some workers in this profession — just over one in five — do not have any health coverage, a fair number do receive medical benefits and a majority have dental insurance. Generally, women make up less than a third of all Drafter Designs who answered the questionnnaire. Job satisfaction for Drafter Designs is high. The figures in this overview were provided by individuals who took PayScale's salary questionnaire.
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These drafters contribute ideas during the design phase and receive input and feedback in order to polish their drafts into finished designs and drawings, so they must be excellent team players and able to take regular constructive criticism. They must also have a strong understanding of the materials and finished products with which they'll be working. For instance, positions may vary from electrical engineering design to structural design, with emphasis on either functional or aesthetic aspects of the finished product.
Positions in this field typically require at least a few years of prior experience. There are positions available for experienced workers without advanced degrees, but post-secondary study is certainly beneficial for prospective candidates. The minimum for most jobs is an associate's degree and commensurate experience, but some positions require advanced bachelor's degrees in engineering combined with experience.
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Pharrell Williams is suing Diageo North America for $5 million over a failed deal for a Qream liquor partnership. The musician hired the company to distribute and promote Qream, which was meant to be marketed as a high-class drink for women, however Diageo failed to uphold their end of the deal.
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(a) [Reserved]. For guidance see § 86.129-94.
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(d) [Reserved]. For guidance see § 86.129-94.
(1) For each test vehicle from an engine family required to comply with SFTP requirements, the manufacturer shall supply representative road load forces for the vehicle at speeds between 15 km/hr (9.3 mph) and 115 km/hr (71.5 mph). The road load force shall represent vehicle operation on a smooth level road, during calm winds, with no precipitation, at an ambient temperature of 20 °C (68 °F), and atmospheric pressure of 98.21 kPa. Road load force for low speed may be extrapolated. Manufacturers may, at their option, use road load forces meeting the objectives of paragraph (f) of this section for any vehicle.
(2) The dynamometer's power absorption shall be set for each vehicle's emission test sequence such that the force imposed during dynamometer operation matches actual road load force at all speeds.
(3) The 10 percent adjustment in road load power for air conditioning discussed in § 86.129-80(b)(3), is not applicable when road load forces are determined for dynamometer testing using paragraphs (e)(1) and (e)(2) of this section.
(1) Required test dynamometer inertia weight class selections for the test elements of FTP, US06, and SC03 are determined by the test vehicles test weight basis and corresponding equivalent weight as listed in the tabular information of § 86.129-94(a). With the exception of the fuel economy test weight information in footnote 4 to the table in § 86.129-94(a), none of the other footnotes to the tabular listing apply to emission tests utilizing an approved single roll dynamometer or equivalent dynamometer configuration. All light-duty vehicles and light light-duty trucks are to be tested at the inertia weight class corresponding to their equivalent test weight.
(i) For light-duty vehicles and light light-duty trucks, test weight basis is loaded vehicle weight, which is the vehicle weight plus 300 pounds.
(ii) For heavy light-duty trucks, the definition of test weight basis varies depending on the SFTP test element being tested.
(A) For the aggressive driving cycle (US06), the test weight basis is the vehicle curb weight plus 300 pounds.
(B) For the FTP and the air conditioning (SC03) element of the SFTP, the test weight is the average of the curb weight plus GVWR.
(C) Regardless of other requirements in this section relating to the testing of HLDTs, for Tier 2 HLDTs, the test weight basis for FTP and SFTP testing (both US06 and SC03), if applicable, is the vehicle curb weight plus 300 pounds. For MDPVs certified to standards in bin 11 in Tables S04-1 and 2 in § 86.1811-04, the test weight basis must be adjusted loaded vehicle weight (ALVW) as defined in this part.
(2) Dynamic inertia load adjustments may be made to the test inertia weight during specific US06 acceleration events when wide open throttle operation is equal to or greater than eight (8) seconds (see § 86.108-00). The dynamic inertia weight adjustment procedure must be approved in advance of conducting official US06 testing. The Administrator will perform confirmatory US06 testing using the same dynamometer inertia adjustment procedures as the manufacturer if:
(ii) The manufacturer provides the dynamometer hardware and/or software necessary for these adjustments to the Administrator.
[61 FR 54892, Oct. 22, 1996, as amended at 65 FR 6850, Feb. 10, 2000]
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At 64 FR 23921, May 4, 1999, § 86.129-00 was amended by revising footnote 4 to the table in paragraph (a) and by revising paragraph (d)(1)(iv). Since both paragraphs (a) and (d) of § 86.129-00 are reserved and contain no text, these amendments could not be made. For the convenience of the user, the revised text is set forth as follows:§ 86.129-00 Road load power, test weight, and inertia weight class determination.
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4 For model year 1994 and later heavy light-duty trucks not subject to the Tier 0 standards of § 86.094-9, test weight basis shall be adjusted loaded vehicle weight, as defined in § 86.094-2 or 86.1803-01 as applicable. For all other vehicles, test weight basis shall be loaded vehicle weight, as defined in § 86.082-2 or 86.1803-01 as applicable.
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Looking to bid adieu to recession-racked 2009 and ring in 2010 in an extraordinary setting? Think the crystal clear lakes and snow-capped Andean peaks of Patagonia, where the Llao Llao Hotel and Resort offers romance and more at the gateway to Nahuel Huapi National Park. Ranked one of the best resorts in all of South America, Llao Llao offers inspiring panoramas from the floor-to-ceiling windows in all guest rooms. With golf, a spa, a heated indoor pool, and ample recreational activities in the beautiful surroundings, Llao Llao has it all. For New Year's Eve the resort will be hosting a special masquerade dinner in the the Bustillo and Llao Llao ballrooms. This "Phantom of the Opera" themed celebration will have an artistic show and raffles while DJs spin tunes on the dance floor all night long.
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Ministers removes Gazans from intended list as it approves goodwill gesture to PA President Abbas.
The ministerial committee overseeing the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails approved on Sunday the release of 230 prisoners as a gesture of goodwill toward the Palestinian Authority ahead of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha.
Last week, the cabinet approved a list of 250 prisoners, during its weekly meeting. Some 20 names were removed from the original list following objections by several ministers, who were opposed to releasing prisoners into the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.
The list of prisoners includes mainly members of the Fatah faction, led by moderate Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, and none are classified as having "blood on their hands" or having been directly involved in the murder of Israelis.
After the list was approved, Shas Chairman Eli Yishai said "the prisoner release builds on a trend of destructive one-sidedness that is detached from reality."
Public Security Minister Avi Dichter, who was one of the ministers opposed to the released of Gaza residents, added that "the likelihood that these [prisoners] will not return to terrorism is zero, and they should not be released."
The father of Gilad Shalit, an Israel Defense Forces soldier who was abducted by Gaza militants in 2006, voiced objection to the release of Palestinian prisoners and called the government's decision "strange." In a press release, Noam Shalit said "since Gilad's abduction some 1,000 Palestinian prisoners have been freed, not including the current list, but including several Hamas members, as part of different goodwill gestures that made not even the slightest progress toward Gilad's release."
The Israel Defense Forces issued a statement outlining additional gestures of goodwill to be afforded to the Palestinians for the duration of the Eid al-Adha holiday, including the extension of the operation hours of the Hawara, Awarta, Beit Furik and Beit Iba crossings.
In addition, Palestinian men over 45 will be allowed to enter the Temple Mount, Israeli Arabs will be allowed to enter Area A in the West Bank to visit family members, Palestinian families in the West Bank will be granted entry into Israel to visit immediate family, and restrictions at several other crossings will be eased.


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I almost aborted writing this column because I didn't want to sound like a cracked record. How can anyone say a country of over 150 million people cannot qualify for any worthy competition either in the male or female categories? Shouldn't the National Sports Commission (NSC) be dissolved and reconstituted to have men who can think out policies that will change the face of our sports?
Going to the Olympic Games in London is another jamboree for Nigeria. We knew about four years ago that the competition was on the way. Now, six months to the games, our athletes are not in camp. A few of them couldn't attend qualifiers due to lack of funds. Some missed qualifiers because their federations didn't know the rules for securing entry visas.
I was in Tangers, Morocco to watch the Dream Team V and wasn't shocked at the results. The so-called God of soccer has dumped us. Our coaches rely on luck as if it is Nigeria's exclusive prerogative. Nigerian coaches are lazy; they want quick-fixes and would rather hop onto any aircraft to Europe than watch the domestic game or set up talent-hunt schemes that will bring up talents from the grassroots.
Our football has no nursery. What we tag as nurseries are platforms to cheat and our sins have caught up with us now that other African nations are cheating with bigger and stronger men. Our pattern of parading short old men has been shattered by the others who now field bigger men, much to our consternation. It is easy to ask what the NFF chiefs are doing. But the truth is that only such players' parents can attest to their wards' ages. Since the mode of eligibility is the Nigerian passport, there is nothing that the NFF men can do, largely because they don't get to know these players until they have secured such important documents.
I will never celebrate any age-grade feat since I know that we always field old men in juvenile competitions. This criminal act has been chiefly responsible for the game's stunted growth here.
Over the years, we have decorated adults with millions of naira and houses over stolen victories in cadet tourneys. My heart bled each time our Heads of State or Presidents were dragged into such dishonourable shows. In other climes, the kids discovered from tertiary institutions who win such laurels are rewarded with scholarships in their bid to encourage them to combine sports with school work.
Each time we cheat in school pupils' competitions, we inadvertently release enthusiastic Nigerian youths to engage in societal vices. Sports are the biggest tool to rid the society of crimes. If the government can provide infrastructure in every nook and cranny of the 774 Local Government Areas (LGAs) for the youth to dissipate their energies on events that could bring them fame and wealth, as we have seen with players, such as Wayne Rooney of England, Lionel Messi of Argentina, Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal, to mention a few, the result will be there for all to see. These are stars who emerged from enduring youth development programmes, such that nobody doubts how they were discovered since those European countries have their data since age six. I have refused to name any Nigerian because they are culpable.
A regimented youth programme that should start from the 774 LGAs through the schools in the locality will ensure that cheating is drastically reduced. It's foolhardy for us to expect that this unwholesome practice would not catch up with us.
The villages, streets and parks around the country provide pitches for Nigerian youths to kick any round object to recreate. All that these kids need is guidance, which should come from the National Sports Commission (NSC), in conjunction with the Federal Ministry of Education and their affiliates in the 36 states and Abuja.
NSC eggheads should discuss with the ministers of Education and Youth Affairs to see how moribund school competitions, such as the Principals' Cup, Governors' Cup, Oba's Cup and all the small football competitions in the states can be revived. These competitions were the nurseries that coaches from the NSC of yore and the NFF assembled, groomed and exposed youths to soccer fiestas.
NSC's Man Friday should concentrate on how he can get the Youth Sports Federations of Nigeria (YSFON) to organise these soccer competitions, most of which were named after prominent Nigerians to help our young boys and girls perfect their skills.
YSFON was the hub of Nigeria's football. In fact, the first set of Golden Eaglets comprised kids that YSFON exposed to international youth football competitions, such as the Dana Cup in Norway, Gothia Cup, Spain, and Italy, etc. The Fatai Ateres, Victor Igbinobas, Jonathan Akpbories, Nduka Ugbades and Lucky Agbonsevbafes, partook in YSFON's credible football tournaments. Indeed, the winners of Kwara '85 National Sports Festival's Intermediate category, led by Bendel State's Sebastian Broderick-Imasuen, with a sprinkling of other YSFON boys not in the Bendel State team, clinched the Kodak U-17 Cup in China for Nigeria. The bottom line in the squad rested with the fact that the boys had at one time played for youth clubs in competitions held in Europe. Since YSFON became moribund, it has been difficult to get the boys to get the required experience.
YSFON's exploits encouraged other state chapters to emerge, but sadly these new blocks were corrupted, largely because there was no central regulatory body to weed out the bad eggs.
This missing link is what the NSC will provide, if it can rally the education and youth sectors to develop this initiative. Did somebody ask what would happen to the Goodluck Jonathan initiative led by Segun Odegbami? It won't last beyond President Jonathan's tenure. It has no structure around the states. Will Shuaib Amodu surrender what he is doing for an initiative anchored by Odegbami after what transpired with the Presidential Task Force?
Besides, going the YSFON resurrection is the best. It would be easier to rally those who worked with the old system than this utopian idea anchored by Odegbami. Can someone ask Odegbami what will happen to other ventures, such as the Shell Cup and the Wasimi College project? Make we siddon look. I digress!
Essentially, we must have a template for the products of this project, hence the need to train the coaches who would teach them the game's basics. These trainers must be re-trained regularly, with a central pattern of play that would be adopted by all the national teams and coaches.
We need to review the parameters used in recruiting national team coaches. We ignore achievers. We recruit ex-internationals without pre-requisite training, forgetting that they would be competing against better equipped coaches in other countries.
Ex-internationals know how the game is played, yet they still need to undergo further training in coaching to know how to manage men and be taught how to apply the rules in the course of the game.
An ex-international who last played the game in 1990, certainly, has lost grasp of the modern trends since most sports are dynamic. New rules and systems are being introduced to all the sports, hence the need for us to either recruit a foreign coach to re-train our coaches or take the good ones based on recent performance to Europe for refresher courses regularly.
If the NFF insists on hiring a Nigerian coach for Super Eagles, Mike Emenalo could be the option.
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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) present in tobacco smoke are one of the main culprits behind lung cancer. In the body they form metabolites that react readily with DNA to produce mutations that in turn can cause tumours.
Stephen Hecht and colleagues at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis asked 12 volunteers with a history of smoking to smoke a cigarette laced with phenanthrene, a type of PAH that binds with DNA but is non-carcinogenic.
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