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Upgrading to Windows 8? Here's what you need to know about iTunes!
Windows 8 hit physical and electronic store shelves this morning, and Mobile Nations' own WPCentral was up early grabbing Surfaces and giving everything a look. For iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad users, however, you can also now get your hands on Microsoft's latest and greatest operating system. If you are a Windows user, like most of us, you can download Windows 8 Pro and install it straight onto your PC as an upgrade to an existing Windows installation or set up your computer as a new PC and wipe it clean.
Windows 8 comes with an upgrade compatibility wizard which will check your hardware and software and let you know what is compatible and what isn't. It looks like the current version of iTunes is compatible -- but there's something you need to be especially aware of.
You need to de-authorize iTunes on your computer BEFORE you upgrade to Windows 8. If you don't do this, it will be authorized as an additional machine and use up two out of your five allowed computers.
To de-authorize a computer in iTunes follow these simple steps:-
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- Click on De-authorize this computer
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- Hit Ok and you should get a confirmation message saying "This computer has been successfully de-authorized".
If you decide to upgrade to Windows 8, you can download the update from Microsoft for $39.99 or buy it on physical media for $69.99. If you want to discover exactly what Windows 8 is all about, Microsoft has you covered with a dedicatedWindows 8 portal right here.
I will be updating my computer over the weekend so should have some more information on using your iPhone or iPad with Windows 8. If anyone else does the update, let us know how it goes in the comments!
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Upgrading to Windows 8? Here's what you need to know about iTunes!
Be careful though. You can only do this once a year. The "reauthorize all" command that is.
Having used Windows from the very first version ever released, my experience is that its best to let others be early adopters and suffer through the bugs, crashes, incompatabilities and frustrations. Its usually safe to upgrade after they've released their second Service Pak. If you're an IT professional, this is an absolute must. Early adopters of Microsoft OSs are the ones who get fired...
Although I usually wait until after Service Pack 1, not 2, you are spot on with your analysis. My office still uses XP. We skipped Vista, for obvious reasons, while others didn't and learned the consequence of upgrading too early. Since XP is reaching end of life, we will soon be upgrading to 7, seeing how it has proven to be as solid.
Same here. We're currently an XP shop but all our latest laptops have come with Windows 7 and we now have a few 7 desktops. The biggest barrier to upgrade right now is the hardware. We have hundreds of older PCs that can't run 7 that will need to be replaced.
I've been using 7 at home for quite a while and its totally stable.
Is your laptop From Apple?
If I de-authorize my iTunes will I lose any of my content in iTunes?
No, you will not lose anything
Thanks for the helpful post, I would like to have a question from you concerning windows 8 Pro installation on MacBook Pro.
I have 13" MacBook Pro early 2011 Model. and having two OS one is lates OSX Maountain Lion and the other one is Windows 7 Pro installed by Boot Camp. Now I like to install Windows 8 Pro instead of Windows 7 Pro.
If I install it. Are all devices compatible with win8 pro? is win 8 pro has all MacBook Pro laptop's Drivers ?
Thanks in advance.
Loving windows 8. I would recommend it to anyone. So tempted to get a Surface but I'm going to wait for the pro version.
1. iTunes works with Windows 8. Reinstall it if you have problems.
2. It kept me authorised.
3. It's not a big drama if you forget to deauthorise. menu>itunes store>view my apple ID>deauthorise all your computers. You now have 5 free slots.
tl;dr this post is wrong :(
I had no problems running iTunes on Win8. But I also found an awesome app in the Windows Store called rtRemote that let's you control iTunes using a Windows 8 interface. Have been using it for the past couple of weeks to control my iTunes WHS server and it's very solid - works with my Airplay speakers and let's me watch movies on my Apple TV. App description says it can be used to control iTunes on the same box, but I haven't tried that yet.
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After being informed by the FSA that signal providers fall under their jurisdiction as investment advisors, & therefore require the lengthy (avg 7months) & expensive licencing process, I am reconsidering the worth of becoming a signal provider & instead am considering a tag-along system where ppl can see my charts along with my system indicators, thus allowing ppl to see the positions to I trade from each day.
Admittedly this is only good for a min avg 100pips per day, so will not appeal to everyone
after 24years in the game & seeing more & more complete sharks in the pool I thought giving traders an edge wouldn't be a bad idea.
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FSA requires signals providers to be licensed? I wonder how many unlicensed ones there are in the UK.
If you can really average +100 pips per day, that would be very interesting.
I can see several options to consider:
1. Would a "watch my trades" service work legally. You don't give "signals", just let people watch in a chatroom. You place trades and explain why you are placing them. After closing a trade, you discuss what went right or wrong, so it would be educational. It's up to customers if they want to trade or not. What would the FSA say about this?
2. If you had a signals site hosted outside the UK and all signals were sent to clients from outside the UK, would the FSA still have jurisdiction?
3. If a single individual outside the UK hired you to provide trading advice would that require FSA approval? How about if that person then resold those signals?
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'Sup TAtheists? Need some advice. Here's the deal: I'm in the closet at work because I've got enough prejudice to handle as it is and some people do suck quite a bit around these parts.
I've wanted a Darwin Fish car emblem since I first saw one but figured that would get my car keyed and draw attention that may reach the roomer mills at work. Additionally, it would make me rather glum to find my Darwin Fish de-footed. So, I went with the Flying Spaghetti Monster, which I think is hilarious and whimsical--perfect for me!
The pressing question: do you think the Flying Spaghetti Monster is recognizable outside of the free-thinking community? It does say FSM on it...so it could be googled.
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Nice. Ironic too, wearing that on just one religion's day of worship.
An FSM emblem does not necessarily mean you're an atheist. It means you have a sense of humor. Most people don't even know what FSM stands for. I think you're alright.
I used to hang out with a very mixed group of Libertarians. Some were VERY Christian. Anyhow the non Christians knew that I had nicknamed my truck "The Antichrist" (after the land rover in "The Gods Must Be Crazy"), but one time I let the name drop in front of some of the Christians--and their kids. I was mortified for a split second, but they busted out laughing, teasing their kids telling them to stay away from the evil truck.
I have this Linux magnet on the back of my car. It confuses people. Christians tend to think I'm sending some kind of Christian-themed computer geek message. Atheists think I'm making fun of Christians. Depending on the situation, when asked, I may smile, shrug, and shake my head. Or I'll explain everything.
But if you're concerned about the impact of making an overt statement, then go for the subversive, the irreverent, or the just plain bizarre. Sometimes the best way to make fun of people is behind their back.
I think the fish with legs and the dead fish will cause some outrage amongst some christians because the message is easy to understand.
You're probably right, Teri. There are lots of other options to choose from, though.
If not the Knights Templar then perhaps the Knights Tartar.
Hahaha that's brilliant. I like that one.
They are great. Now I have to buy an old beater junk car just to display ALL of THEM!
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The purpose of displaying the emblem is pride in your belief. Better to save your money and spend it on a dictionary to keep by your computer. roomer mills???????


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The Summerville boys found Fort Dorchester's "super aggressive" style of play hard to handle, but managed it well enough in the fourth period Tuesday to squeak out a win.
Neither team was able to ever really seize momentum in the game. However, the Green Wave outscored the Patriots 20-13 in the final period to claim a 63-58 win at home over a team Summerville coach Greg Elliott describes as super aggressive and hard to cover.
"The first half we had 11 turnovers and they got 12 points off them," Summerville coach Greg Elliott said. "They had nine offensive rebounds that resulted in 10 more points. In the second half we battled back, got into the bonus and hit some free throws towards the end. They are very athletic and their press bothered us. We made some bad passes and bad decisions, but didn't turn the ball over as much in the second half and made some big plays down the stretch."
Summerville improved to 15-4 on the season with a 5-0 mark in Region 8-AAAA at the halfway mark for the region schedule. Fort Dorchester dropped to 10-6 and 2-3 in the region, but Patriot coach Leon Wheaton said he is proud of his team's effort.
"To be on the road we played pretty good collectively," Wheaton said. "We had a lot of young guys out there who played well but some calls didn't go our way, we didn't protect the ball as well as we should and we came up just a little short. This is a loss, but we are going to take it and build on it. We need to keep playing with the energy we had tonight. We don't control our own destiny now, but we plan to see it through and see what happens."
Junior John Jenkins led the Summerville offense with 16 points on the night. Christian Kalacanic added 14 points for the Wave while Brandon Wilkerson chipped in 12.
Sophomore Eric Heyward led the Patriots, matching Jenkins' 16 points. Thad Middleton added nine for the Fort and Wayne Chisolm chipped in eight.
Demariez Moorer set the tone for the game, taking the tip from Baptiste Staggers and scoring with a quick layup. Summerville eventually pulled out to a six-point lead in the first period, but Heyward cut that lead in half when he made a steal and hit a three-pointer on the other end of the court. Two more Summerville turnovers resulted in a Patriot lead, but Chris McKinnon hit a jumper just before the buzzer for the period to take the score to 15-all.
With the help of a pair of 3s from Chisolm the Patriots pulled out to a five-point lead, but Summerville received baskets from Kalacanic and Jenkins to cut the lead to a point entering the half. The Fort took a 45-43 advantage into the final period and went up by four points with a three-pointer from Moorer with 4:35 remaining. However, the Pats were unable to land a knockout blow.
After a Patriot turnover, Summerville took the lead on an Xavier Robinson basket with 4:07 remaining. In the final three minutes, the Wave picked up its tempo and made some big shots. Wilkerson and Jenkins both hit a pair of free throws inside the two-minute mark for an eight-point Summerville lead.
The Fort cut that lead in half, but then yielded a free throw and ran out of time.
Summerville travels to Colleton County Jan. 25 while Fort Dorchester travels to Beaufort. The rematch between the teams is scheduled for Feb. 8 at Fort Dorchester and will be the regular-season finale for both.
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Summerville (63): John Jenkins 16, Brandon Wilkerson 12, Christian Kalacanic 14, Bellinger 2, Singleton 9, McKinnon 4, Robinson 4, Kinloch 2
Fort Dorchester (58): E. Heyward 16, Middleton 9, Moorer 7, Carter 7, Staggers 3, Chisolm 8, Bennett 6, Munoz 1, Reese 1
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McFarlane Toys arrived in Dallas this past Friday and staked their claim in the NorthPark Mall, setting up in preparation for the NHL All-Star Trading Card and Memorabilia Show. We started selling our Mike Modano exclusive figure on Saturday at 10 AM, and as usual, the line for our figure stretched out of sight. 2,600 of the 3,000 Modano figures were sold on Saturday. Hundreds of Spawn and Sports Picks fans went by the autograph pavilion and got to meet the boss himself - Todd had two scheduled signings at 3pm and 7pm, but he stayed the entire time. Todd signed toys, drew sketches, autographed comic books, and spent time with fans until the close of the show at 9pm.
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Lincoln Middle High School's Middle School is scheduled to visit Washington, D.C. on April 8-10 as an effort to build schema for students who receive Title I funding and to increase their literacy scores. The middle school has been receiving a lot of attention recently as they have improved from "at risk" to "average" at the state level with a good absolute rating overall for the middle school. The school's federal report card rating has also improved from "F' last year to "A" this year.
With initiatives such as after school tutoring, teacher mentors and the 21st century program which is a grant from Clemson University, middle school students are receiving individualized attention to meet their learning needs. It is the teachers at LMHS's hope that this trip will further enhance student learning and encourage the idea that education can extend beyond the classroom.
Students have been participating in a variety of fundraisers including selling chocolate bars; they will also be selling food, ornaments, bracelets and other affordably- priced holiday gifts at the McClellanville Art Walk on Dec. 6 and 7. While students are taking this active role in fundraising for this trip, they need additional help. Interested donors should look into the Donors Choose Grant, entitled Building Schema for Rural Students: A Trip to DC or use the link posted below. http://www.donorschoose.org/project/building-schema-for-rural-students-a-tr/1109173?challengeid=252880&utm_source=dc&utm_medium=proposal&utm_campaign=copyURL&rf=copyURL_dccontent_2013_11_teacherid_1554189
"It is our hope to provide a trip for our students that they may not otherwise be able to take," says Margaret Crouch, who has been teaching in McClellanville for 10 years and whom Principal Dr. Commodore credits with being one of the driving forces behind raising test scores at the middle school level. LMHS is asking media outlets and interested donors for any assistance with funding this trip and helping the school promote literacy, build schema and ultimately enhance our students' education as a part of vision 2016.
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My dovetail cutter from LMS arrived on Friday and I've put it to good use! The scope rail is a normal AK style scope rail, but it needed several innovations to fit to the bullpup. I am going to polish and dremel off some of the rough edges, and paint 'er up!
The biggest problem is that I had to offset it to the side since your cheek weld is different without a buttstock. A standard dovetail mount simply won't fit with the handguards. That meant a "riser" mount that keeps the scope off to the left about 1".
The problem is that this thing weighs about 1/2 lb by itself, so I had to mill away as much as I felt comfortable doing and not harm the stability of the mount. The problem is that I would have had to move it over another 3/4" or so to clear the iron sights, so unfortunately the back up iron sights can't be used with this scope... you have to remove the scope first. Kinda sucks, but then again the sights are there only as a "backup" and honestly I don't plan to use them that often. And it really isn't THAT big a pain to remove the scope...
The pits on the face of the rail is actually from the steel block. I got the steel from a salvage yard, and I didn't realize the pits were so deep. They do not affect the function, they just look like crap. I may try to bondo them smooth. Note to self - ALWAYS SURFACE THE WORKING MATERIAL BEFORE YOU CUT INTO IT!!!!
You can see the mounting pin for the trigger/pistol grip bullpup assembly in these pics:
That requires some explanation. It is "THE" pin that literally holds everything together. It connects to a collar that I pressed and pinned to the barrel. That pin was made from a 5/16" bolt on the lathe. I knew all along that I was going to make a custom mounting point, so I used a normal AK axis pin during the building process. So this pin is like a REALLY long AK axis pin. It is a really tight fit, but it is just pushed in there. Even though it is extremely tight, wanted a positive lock to hold it in place instead of just friction.
I found that there is enough material on the scope rail to help fasten the cross-pin. I can't make it a "captive" pin like on an AR or FNC, but I plan to make a spring-loaded "pushbutton" retainer that mates to a narrow groove on the pin... kinda like you see on some flip-up sights or the pins like on the VZ-58. That will not be a big deal to make, really. Just a spring, a BB or small rod, a screw to plug the hole, and a matching groove on the cross pin so the BB will "snap" it in place.
I riveted it together like a normal AK sight would be - rivet head on the inside, "crush" side on the outside.
The scope actually adds more weight than I expected it would. The glamour shots... enjoy!


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Man fights for life after Cumbrian road crash
Last updated at 12:07, Thursday, 10 May 2012
A 51-year-old motorist has been critically injured in a crash which closed part of a key Cumbrian road for several hours.
The injured man was at the wheel of a black VW Passat, which was heading towards Carlisle on the A595 at Mealsgate yesterday afternoon.
The motorist, who police have confirmed is from Cleator Moor, was airlifted to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle, where he was today still in a critical condition, said police.
The smash happened at Mealsgate, near Bothel, at 12.10pm yesterday.
A doctor and paramedic from the Pride of Cumbria Air Ambulance gave the man emergency treatment for chest and cardiac injuries, anaesthetising him.
Police said that the man's east-bound VW collided with a red Toyota Yaris and an Iveco box van, both travelling in the opposite direction.
The 42-year-old van driver, from Durham, suffered a leg injury and was taken to the Cumberland Infirmary in Carlisle by ambulance.
His vehicle overturned in the crash, which happened half a mile south of The Larches caravan park.
The driver of the Toyota, a 59-year-old woman from Armathwaite in the Eden Valley, was shocked but uninjured.
Police accident investigators were quickly on the scene and the road remained closed as they worked.
Also at the scene were firefighters from Workington, Cockermouth and Aspatria.
Diversions were put in place and the A595 was closed for several hours – on its Carlisle side from Thursby roundabout and in the west from near Cockermouth.
Motorists who were diverted on to the A596 faced long tailbacks as they encountered temporary traffic lights in Aspatria.
Some drivers reported that the journey from Carlisle to Workington last night took almost two hours. The road was reopened at 8pm.
A police spokeswoman today said: "Police are appealing for anybody who might have witnessed the accident or who saw the cars involved before it happened to get in touch as soon as possible."
Witnesses can call Cumbria Constabulary on the non-emergency number 101.
First published at 13:00, Wednesday, 09 May 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Since the end of the season, what have you been up to?
We've partnered with a new team in the National Hockey League (the St. Louis Blues) and that's exciting. We've been working on the parameters of settling the loan agreement. Don Levin and I went to St. Louis and met with the Blues owner (Tom Stillman) and their GM (Doug Armstrong) and we were getting the lay of the land in terms of what players they had or were thinking of re-signing and trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together. Basically, Gene Ubriaco and myself are going through free agents and players we could potentially sign or players we could sign with St. Louis.
How did the team decide on St. Louis for the partnership? Were there other teams you were considering?
I think it's the best fit. Any time there was a rumor of the Canucks going to Abbotsford or the Calgary Flames going to Utica (NY), it felt like every two weeks, NHL teams called. We are the premier franchise. The city of Chicago is so great and the way our organization is run, the way the players are treated, our practice facility, our arenas, everything combined, teams want their players here. It was a good deal both ways. The loan agreement was great but I think the relationship is a key part. They have the same philosophy as us. They are easier to get along with and very trustworthy of us than others may have been. We felt good about the deal and they did too. They want our team to win and develop at the same time.
During the season when you were getting calls about the agreement change, was that distracting to you in your role at all?
A little bit, because basically Vancouver never really said anything was going on. They said things were happening but there was nothing concrete until they bought the Peoria Rivermen franchise and then our agreement was effectively over. They didn't say they were coming in to renew, so in so many words they didn't "break up" with us. We put a lot of teams on hold and when teams came calling we told them the parameters we wanted from a loan agreement and we scared some teams off and others stayed in the mix. It was there for a long time; we knew almost the whole season we'd be making a change. The rumors of Vancouver to Abbotsford started last August. But it wasn't much of a distraction for me. You just take your calls and move forward.
The Wolves run differently than a lot of AHL franchises. How would you describe the process of what you do here?
I think we give the player the assets they need to develop. We treat them first class, like NHL players, we give them the practice facilities, and we give them a staff unlike any other. We have a skating coach, a goalie coach, and a strength and conditioning coach. We give them every asset they need to succeed and develop. The biggest thing with our organization is we want to develop and teach players how to win. A lot of players go through their whole careers playing for losing franchises. We feel you develop players by winning. Any team that played on our championship teams got an extra twenty games of experience in the playoffs. Ultimately we want the players to succeed as individuals but also succeed as a team and experience winning a championship.
Is the free agent process starting now?
I'm taking a lot of calls from agents, going through a lot of lists and putting the puzzle together. It's also about talking to St. Louis and finding out who they're going to sign and trying to look into the crystal ball and look forward to who could potentially come to us, through the draft or juniors. Who might be in St. Louis and who might come down to us and who they might sign as free agents. That's the scary part right now is the unknown. I really don't know what we have. When I find out everything they have I can start to fill the spots, because if they're going to send us eight defensemen I'm not going to go out and sign defensemen. A big part of this is making a lot of lists and abiding by the league rules and figuring out the five veteran spots and going from there.
When can the team start actively signing players to contracts?
Right now. Anyone under an American League deal is fair game. Anyone under a National Hockey League deal is July 5th. We have a lot of guys on the radar, especially with the change of loan agreement and organizations, you're always looking to get better and I think the relationship between us and St. Louis we want to work together to sign the right players. There's a wish list and hopefully we get some of them.
You have had a few weeks to reflect on last season. Looking ahead to next season, how do you feel about what's ahead?
First of all, we had a good enough team to make the playoffs. We had to deal with a lot of transactions though. We had 30+ players who scored at least one goal for the Wolves and that's unheard of. We had a lot of players miss time because of injuries. Patrick Mullen lasted four periods for us and he was supposed to be our quarterback on the power play. Eddie Lack, Taylor Matson, they were both gone early. Brett Sterling missed 25 games. A lot of players missed a lot of games. It was tough that way. I don't think we ever had a set line-up on a given night. I still think we were good enough to make the playoffs, we just didn't play well enough in our division. We were 2-10 against Milwaukee and 1-7 against Grand Rapids. Take a few of those losses away and we're in the playoffs. It's frustrating. I know all the players look back and say "what if" because we had a lot of losses where we were winning going into the third period. I'd like to see those things never happen again and it drives you to work harder.
How much control do you have over the new coaches who will be coming in?
That was one of the parameters of our agreement with St. Louis. We wanted some of the control over coaching because we haven't had that the past two seasons. We weren't part of the selection process and that was tough, one of the few tough situations with Vancouver. That's not to say our coaching staff was bad, it was just we didn't get our say on who was coming in and who was helming our franchise. This year we get to pick the head coach. The other two coaches who were in Peoria (Dave Allison and Scott Allen) will be coming in to fill those spots so it will be a different kind of dynamic. Again, the coaching fraternity says everyone will get along and everyone wants to win.
As far as the head coach goes, we don't know yet. I think a lot of coaches are assuming that the coaches from Peoria are coming in and we aren't hiring anyone else and there are no openings. I haven't really advertised any opening. Any time there is a position here I get inundated with resumes, because if you're not coaching in the NHL you want to be coaching in Chicago. It's been fairly quiet and that's kind of nice. We're still going over possible candidates.
It can be difficult to indoctrinate a player into how an organization runs. Would you say it's easier or harder to do with a coach?
I think it's easier for a coach to come in. When a new coach comes in, I tell them we will give you everything you need to win. Everything is given so they don't have to hold back. All coaches coach a little differently and need different things and take a different angle. We give them every asset and try to give them the best players available. We want the coach to focus on putting the players through their system and teach them the best they can and we do anything they need to help with that.
Do you have a timeline for when you want a head coach hired?
I'd like to have one two weeks ago. But right now, I'm trying to find someone who is transparent, who will give their opinion on players and who really takes this team as their own and they'll use the assets and expertise they have, whether it's with the power play, penalty kill, whatever; I want them to be as thoroughly involved as possible. We give them all the players we can and it's up to the coach to put it all together.
What's the biggest jump you hope the Wolves make from the 2012-13 season into 2013-14?
There's no way I could pick just one. I want us to be more offensive minded, and play to win, not play to not lose. That was a big thing, and why we would lose going into the third period. I think we lost five straight games to Milwaukee when we were winning in the last five minutes. Our specialty teams need to improve, on the power play and penalty kill especially.
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August 7th-9th, 2015
This weekend curling competition is open to local curlers, and individuals or teams from other curling clubs across the continent.
As of July 17th we still our full, but we are in need of a handful of backup who could play if needed. Add you name to the waiting list if this interest you.
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2015 Teams to date See Past Winners
Our Bonspiel is an "OPEN" Event. Bring a team or join us as an individual, couple, group of friends. However many curlers you have, members from our club will gladly fill out your team if needed.
5940 NW Waukomis Drive, Kansas City, MO 64113 Club Information Line: 816-659-6061
Bonspiel Chair: Bill McBride 816-806-1732
$440 per team, $110 per individual if registered and paid before July 1st, 2014 otherwise $500 per team, $125 per individual.
Individuals accepted (we can find KCCC Members you can curl with).
There are plenty of hotels within 5 miles. Unfortunately there are none within walking distance.
August in KC can be quite nice so .... Bring you golf clubs and stay awhile. Click for Golf Course
KC Royals play the White Sox Friday, Saturday and Sunday and the Tigers on Monday @ the renovated Kauffman Stadium
Jazz, Blues, Museums, etc. - Check out the "Visit KC" link to see the many attractions KC has to offer.
Curling Programs
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Any one who has taken our Learn to curl or has prior experience curling is welcome to Play a Match or join our league
Rent the entire hockey rink (5 sheet of curling ice for 20-50 people) anytime ice is available (Typically Saturday Night or Monday before noon) We also offer small group rentals (1 sheet of curling ice for 6-10 people) whenever we have a sheet open during regular play. (Typically Saturday afternoon/evening or Sunday Morning)
Leagues are your chance to work as a team , improve your skills and broaden your understanding to this complex strategic sport.
Play once a week at the same time over a 6 week (baring holidays and special events) time frame.
Anyone wanting to curl is welcome, new or experienced, individually or together with friends
Join our email list
Line Creek Community Center 5940 NW Waukomis Drive, Kansas City, MO 64151
Individual Cost:
$110 for all 6 weeks or prorated should you join us during the league. Beginners, Your First League is $90, $20 off the $110 price
Team Cost:
Teams can have more than 4 players for the cost of 4 individual rates but only 4 can play each week.
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Last Updated: 10/25/2012 7:42 pm
The LifeProof Dock Extender is an easy way to use your LifeProof'd iPhone with your iPhone or iPod dock. Simply open the charging port of your LifeProof case and insert the Dock Extender with the LifeProof logo facing upwards. It will plug into your iPhone just like a USB syncing cable. You may find it easier to insert the Dock Extender by angling it slightly downwards as you insert it.
The LifeProof Dock Extender is compatible with iPhone docks that have interchangeable dock plates (which are made to fit specific devices. Just remove any dock plate currently inserted into the dock and plug your LifeProof'd iPhone (with attached Dock Extender) directly onto the 30 pin connector. The open charge port of the LifeProof case will help to support the phone while it is docked.