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Excellent trip and great guides. So much fun!
This was one of the best experiences in Cancun. Felipe the pick up driver was right on time and very nice! Alexis was at the Selvatica entrance to welcome us! After registering, getting our lockers 10 refundableand using the toiletsrecommended by Alexis Alexis and Fernando demonstrated how to properly and safely use the zip line. They were funny and very professionals. They were always with us and made us feel very safe. the 50 min. swim in the cenote after the zipline was amazing and so welcome after the heat in the jungle! Back in Selvatica we were served lunch chiken, rice, refried beans and tortilhas with iced tea or water by Alexis and Fernando too! A special thanks to Alexis and Fernando for making this experience even more enjoyable!
One of the best experiences!
This was probably the best tour of all! Not just because of the chance to go ziplining, but the amazing staff were so fun and personable! They addressed you by your name and they were so cool! Benjamin was the best! Couldn't ask for a better tour guide! Give that guy a raise!
This tour was amazing!
It was a total package adventure! Must-do in Cancun!
The tour was awesome, exciting adrenaline pumping 12 obstacle course- my girlfriends and I had the time of our lives. Pick up was on time as scheduled from hotel. Van driver was courteous and friendly. Upon arriving at the park we were greeted by the staff and directed to the registration counter. Took pictures with two gorgeous birds and sat down for a quick safety briefings and we were on our way to the zipline course. Did I forget to mention this was my first time zipline, had no clue what to expect so I was scared. When I got up to the first course I said no way poppi after looking down and saw how high up I was. The tour guides managed to calm my nerves by reassuring me everything was going to be ok...I took the leap of faith with screams on top of my lungs that could be heard echoing throughout the jungle...lol and the rest was history. The tour guides were amazing, they kept me laughing each step of the way - made me forget I was hundreds of feet above ground and no longer scared of heights. Any course that was too much for me to handle one of the tour guides rode with me. ZIPLINE was the highlight of my trip to Cancun thanks Viator for putting together an awesome tour- would do it all over again in a heart beat - keep calm and Zipline.
Such a wonderful experience!! the team of staff are so professional, I feel very safe the whole time and I had so much fun....
Absolutely amazing trip!! The facility is beautiful and the staff is so helpful and nice!! We did 14 zip lines and a Cenote swim! I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting the Cancun area. We will definitely be visiting again!
The experience was great, we already plan to go back and do the extreme tour.
The employees made the experience very fun and enjoyable.
Awesome tour, the people were great and outstanding experience! My kids thought this was the best adventure in Cancun!
Nice zipline and cenote afterward was nice way to cool off. Alexis and other young men are very hardworking and made trip fun.
We LOVED our Zipline Canopy tour! The guides were very friendly and helpful and made our adventure fun and safe. Thanks for the adventure! :-)
Everything was great. Wish my kids were there they would have loved it!
Benjamin, Paco and the entire crew where exceptional. Kind, witty, courteous safe and attentive. My wife and I had a great time. We highly recommend.
By far the best! from the service to the zip lines, cenote and the food! Benjamin, Paco and the rest of the team made sure we all were safe and had a great time!
Freddie and Oscar were amazing guides/drivers today! Thank you for an outstanding tour of Chichen Itza! I would recommend this tour to anyone looking for a bit more history. Oscar was a safe driver and kept us well supplied with food and water. Freddie was knowledgeable and funny. Thx!
This tour was amazing!
bought this for a friend who was going to cancun on his honeymoon, he was kinda scared thinking he would get abducted going off the resort he was staying at. he came back and told me it was an amazing experience and would definitely do it again!!!
Worth every penny. I felt really safe the entire time and the instructors stuck with you through all 10 ziplines. The lunch provided was fresh and delicious. You can't use your own camera due to safety reasons which I totally get but their pictures were crazy overpriced. Overall an amazing experience, the instructors were a blast, once in a lifetime experience
Great experience. Fun crew was entertaining and took away any nerves while on the zip lines. Everything was very organized, including transportation from our hotel. Would definitely book again if in the area and recommend to anyone traveling to Cancun!
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Tour was fantastic.
Picked up on time which was a great start. Everything from start to finish was organised so well. Would recommend it to anyone going to cancun!
This was seriously such a blast! We went on 5/28 as one of the things we planned for our first Mexico trip. Our tour guides were Benjamin, Paco and one other guide whose name I can't remember for the life of me, unfortunately! They were all so wonderful, so nice and made things 10x more exciting because of their awesome personalities--they seem to really enjoy what they do. The ride to the place was bumpy and interesting, but I think it added to the experience lol. When we got there, there was a short class and mini tutorial that was a little cheesy, but funny and of course helpful The first zipline was a little unnerving, but afterwards my boyfriend and I loosened up and had so much fun. After the 12 lines, we spent some time at a beautiful cenote that we got to swim in, and afterwards we had a delicious lunch with the best lemonade I've ever had! We had such an awesome time, thanks Selvatica for the unforgettable experience!
This was first-class, top notch, very well ran and organized! I have nothing but great things to say about this tour. From the trnaspotation, to the food, everything was wonderful. You are greeted with friendly, fun guides the minute you step out of the van. You feel like you already know them. The "University" is informative, but in a fun, interactive way. The guides are the best around. They are fun, energetic and knowledgeable. Watch out for Scrappy Doo, his name says it all! :) Ziplining into the Cenote was a highlight for our group. I highly recommend this tour. If I come back to Mexico, I will do this again.


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Cheryl Marie Targgart, 63, a resident of Churubusco and wife of Dan Targgart, passed away at 5:35 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013.
Mrs. Targgart was born April 11, 1949, in Beech Grove, a daughter of the late Rev. Richard E. and Mabel V. (Morehead) Kistler.
Surviving relatives include her husband, three children, two brothers, three sisters and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Blue River Church of the Brethren with Pastor Craig Alan Myers officiating.
William Wayne "Bill" May, 92, owner of Spring Creek Market, died at 8:24 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013, at Miller's Merry Manor, Columbia City.
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Agustin "Gus" Fuentes, 49, passed away Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013.
Born in Hicksville, OH, Agustin worked as a painter and was a member of The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
He was a loving father and grandfather. Surviving relatives include his wife, Regina Villanueva of Columbia City; children, Krystal Fuentes of Ohio, Juan Villanueva, Angela Villanueva, Lupe Villanueva, Juana Calan, Kristy Villanueva and Victor Villanueva all of Fort Wayne; siblings, Hope, Anna, Linda, Corinna, Victor, David, Raul Jr.; father, Raul Sr. and 20 grandchildren.
Lois Suzanne "Suzy" Scott, 74, of Columbia City, passed away at 5:30 p.m., Friday, Jan. 25, 2013, at Parkview Hospital, Fort Wayne.
Born on Dec. 10, 1938, in Gary, she was the daughter of Lyman Walter and Mary Lucile (Rockenstein) Scott.
Lois spent her childhood in Columbia City and graduated from Columbia City Joint High with the Class of 1956. She attended St. Francis University and then moved to Las Vegas in 1971, returning to Columbia City in 1996. She was homemaker and a member of St. Paul of the Cross Catholic Church, Columbia City.
Doris L. Brandenburg, 85, of South Whitley died at 10:58 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, at the Peabody Retirement Community, North Manchester where she had been a resident since October.
She was born Aug. 22, 1927, in Whitley County, a daughter of the late Clair C. and Georgia Doris (Rubrake) Bishop.
Her formative years were spent in South Whitley. She graduated from South Whitley High School with the Class of 1945.
On March 7, 1947, she was united in marriage to Floyd R. Brandenburg. They made their home in South Whitley. Mr. Brandenburg died Aug. 29, 2009.
Ruth A. Wilson, 96, formerly of South Whitley died at 1:55 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013, at Covington Manor, Fort Wayne where she had been a resident for the past several years.
She was born Oct. 22, 1916, in South Whitley, a daughter of Arthur and Ellen (Enos) Swank. Her formative years were spent in South Whitley. She graduated from South Whitley High School.
On April 16, 1936, she was united in marriage to Cranston "Cack" Wilson. With the exception of one year in Fort Wayne, they have always lived in South Whitley. Mr. Wilson died Sept. 13, 1963.
Harold L. Brower, 87, of Columbia City, passed away at 11 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, at his home. Born May 5, 1925, in South Whitley, he was the son of Reed and Ida Irene(Rivet) Brower.
His early life was spent in Collamer. On Feb. 17, 1946, he married Grace L. Gaff in Huntington.
Following their marriage he and Grace established their first home in Larwill, before moving back to South Whitley in August 2000.
Stanley Ford Kistler, 77, of Pierceton, passed away at 10:55 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, at Warsaw Meadows Care Center, Warsaw. Born Aug. 25, 1935, in Warsaw, he was the son of Floyd and Evelyn (Kilgore) Kistler.
He was a lifetime resident of Pierceton and he graduated from Pierceton High School. On April 4, 1970, he married Pamala Sue Krom at Zion Lutheran Church, Columbia City. He retired after 34 years of service in 2000 from Viking Inc., Columbia City as a supervisor. He was a member of Pierceton Presbyterian Church.
John G. Walter, 59, a Columbia City native, died at 3:21 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013, at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Fort Wayne.
He was born Dec. 19, 1953 in Columbia City a son of John M. "Jack" and Betty Jean (Strouse) Walter.
A lifelong resident of Columbia City until 2009, he graduated from Columbia City Joint High School.
He was employed at Harvester, Essex, Don Ayres Trucking and Wal Mart.
Max Gerald Kaufman, 93, passed away on Jan. 16, 2013, in Bluffton.
Max was born to John Easton and Edna Kaufman May 22, 1919, in Whitley County.
After spending two years in the Army Air Corp he was honorably discharged in August of 1945 with the rank of 2nd Lieutenant.
He returned to Whitley County to operate the family farm and also started his career at Dana Corporation retiring as a toolmaker in 1981.


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Posted by Sylwia on 10/21/2012
Went there with a friend that came to town for a visit and wanted a good polish food, i thougt that would be the one of best but i was mistaken. We got a table by the entrance door which was very uncomfortable, it was cold and windy. When i asked for a different table one of the waitresses said that this is the only one avaliable which was not true. we ordered a chicken noodle soup ( not to mention that we had to wait for the waitress for abouot 15 minutes to come and take our order) they brought us cold soup. we refused to eat it and asked to replace the soup and the bowls, waitress got mad and almost spilt the soup at me. We also had a salmon which was very good but we had to wait over an hour for our dinner which is unacceptable! We were not happy at all so asked to speak with the manager, she came but the problem was that she couldn't understand what we were saying to her.
Posted by Magda on 08/13/2012
Slow and unplesant waitresses. We waited for our food over an hour. out of 6 dinners 5 were cold. when we asked how long we need to wait waitress didn't apologize and said that dinner takes time to be cooked. spending over $200 at this place I would expect more respect and way much better service. will never eat there again.
Posted by Marta on 01/16/2012
I ordered a potato pancake and I got something like a pancake but for sure it wasn't a potato pancake. When I told the waitress that the food is bad, she didn't even said "sorry". She just ignored what I said. Whole dinner a waitress didn't give me more water even I asked twice for it. I will never go back there. I went with three more people and not only me have bed experience.
Posted by Angie on 11/07/2011
First time I went there I got bad service. Throughout the whole dinner neither my glass or my partner's glass didnt get filled out with water. NOT even once! I ate the dinner and left thirsty. I didnt say anything because I thought maybe they were busy or something. But when I went back there second time and the same thing happened and the same waitress was waiting on us and never checked on us nor gave us more water, as soon as I left I knew I would never go back there again and I will never recommend that place to anyone. Unless they bring their own drink. That was the worst experience I had when dining at the polish restaurant.
Posted by James B on 03/08/2011
I was very impressed with the food and the service! I went there week and a half ago on Sunday with mywife. I had an awesome time. THe food was very delicious! I ordered for the appertizer a grilled sausage. For the dinner I ordered mushroom soupat first and then Devollay with spicy cheese with mashed potatoes and carrots with pineappele. My wife ordered the special of the day which was the white borsch with sausage and hardboiled egg, Cordon Blue (breaded, very thin pork meat folded with cheese & ham inside) with roasted red potatoes and mix polish side salads. For the dessert my wife had the puff cake which was included in the special of the day for only $16 and I had the best ice cream ever - AMBROZJA. The service was excellent. The girl who was serving us ( Magda) was very nice,friendlybut at the same time very professional and helpful. She came to the table introduce herself and asked us how were we doing and if we needed something to drink. I dont know how she did that but she was by the table whenever we needed something - no waiting. Just amazing. Definatly I will go there again. AWESOME!!
Posted by Anonymous on 03/18/2010
The best Polish restaurant!!
Posted by Random Jerk on 03/31/2009
This restaurant serves good hangover food. Sadly this is the most decent looking polish restaurant. The only downside is the service which is very sloooow. My advice is to order something to drink right away - otherwise you will end up waiting 15 min for any kind of beverage including water. The waitresses chit-chat by the counter totally ignoring clients. If you are hungry or patience is not your virtue - stay away!


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Nishikawa Standard Co., a joint venture between Nishikawa Rubber Co. and Cooper Standard Automotive, says is considering consolidating its New Haven operations into its other northern Indiana plants in Bremen and Topeka.
The company says it is reviewing several options that could provide opportunities with the company for the 415 workers at the New Haven facility.
Last week, Nishikawa announced that a tax abatement will allow it to expand its Topeka operations and create 143 new jobs.
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NEW HAVEN, Ind. (April 4, 2006) � Nishikawa Standard Company (NISCO) � a joint venture between Nishikawa Rubber Company and Cooper Standard Automotive and a supplier of weather stripping products to the automotive market � currently operates three plants in Northeast Indiana. Those facilities are located in Bremen, New Haven and Topeka, Indiana. NISCO is currently working through plans to consolidate its operations over the next 12 to 18 months. While plans are still being finalized, consolidation of much of the company�s operations into the Bremen and Topeka plants is the major focus of this effort. In an effort to keep as much employment in Northeast Indiana as possible, this plan was recently approved by officials for both partners in the joint venture. At the same time, the company wants to retain as many workers as possible, including the majority of its 415-person workforce in New Haven. Therefore, over the next several weeks, alternate scenarios are being evaluated to maximize the opportunity for New Haven-based workers to stay with the company. NISCO, City of New Haven, Fort Wayne-Allen County Economic Development Alliance and Indiana Economic Development Corporation representatives are actively engaged in ongoing discussions. No other information regarding this situation is able to be released at this time. �These are challenging times in the automotive business,� said Mike Talaga, vice president and general manager of NISCO. �We have worked hard to keep jobs in Indiana, and we are committed to finding the best case scenario for all involved.� �While we regret this situation we appreciate NISCO�s efforts to keep and grow their business in Northeast Indiana,� stated New Haven Mayor Terry McDonald. �We are hard at work on plans to keep as many New Haven-based workers as possible employed with the company and we expect to be able to share more information in the next few weeks.� NISCO has stated that while some current operations will phase out, new business that will launch in 2006 and 2007 will result in a slight net gain in overall company employment. The consolidation will allow NISCO to improve its overall cost structure while adding new business in an increasingly competitive global marketplace. The consolidation is also resulting in an expansion of the company�s Topeka facility.
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Port Aransas - Lemon-rigged live shrimp continue to produce good-sized trout this week off the North Jetty. The Lydia Ann Channel produced reds. The coves of Shamrock had reds along shallow shorelines and flats near channels. Still a few sheephead and reds off the north and south jetties. The outside of Dagger Island produced trout and scattered reds. East Flats and southward along Mustang Island held redfish and scattered trout for drifters with live shrimp and for waders with plugs and soft plastics. No report yet from Horace Caldwell Pier, which has reopened.
Gulf beachfront - Water clarity has improved in the surf, but floating seaweed remains a problem along the Padre Island National Seashore. But anglers are beginning to catch trout with lures and finger mullet south of Bob Hall Pier and south of the 20-mile marker. Long-casting is impossible. Anglers caught a few slot reds, ladyfish and jacks this week. Sharks were spotted but few were caught. Bob Hall Pier is scheduled to reopen in a few weeks. Call 949-7437 or check www.bobhallpier. com or www.corpusfishing.com.
Offshore - Snapper season is open in federal waters and plenty of red snapper were brought in by party boats and charters, along with amberjack, ling, wahoo (long trips), sharks, grouper, kingfish and a few dorado.
Corpus Christi/Nueces Bays - Nueces Bay fishing continued to pick up this week, with good trout and reds reported from mid- and back-bay reefs. A few anglers caught trout near the Corpus Christi Bay rigs this week when winds calmed. Most were caught on live shrimp or croakers. Tide changes produced good numbers of mangrove snapper, drum and reds under the bridge near Nueces Bay Bait. Redfish also came off the Nueces Bay shorelines near Portland with live shrimp and soft plastics. Kate's Hole, Deadmans and Shamrock held reds and scattered trout this week, with trout coming from deeper water near outside spoils and guts of Shamrock. Clem's Pier at night yielded mostly nighttime schoolie trout and keeper specks and reds, mostly on shrimp and mostly after 10 p.m.
Laguna Madre/Baffin Bay - Parts of Baffin Bay are clear of brown algae. Drifters caught good trout this week near the rocks at the mouth of Baffin Bay and along the south shore, mostly on croaker or live shrimp. The Meadows produced trout and drum. Rocky Slough had trout earlier this week on croaker. Redfish were in south Yarborough and also in Nine-Mile Hole. The spoils of Yarborough produced a mixed bag of trout, drum and reds with shrimp. Trout also were scattered along the King Ranch shoreline. Mid sections of the Landcut also produced mostly trout on natural baits. Nighttime specks and flounder and a few reds were caught this week at Marker 37's pier. Cos Way and Red Dot piers produced a few nighttime specks, reds, flounder on shrimp.
Choke Canyon Reservoir - Bass fishing was excellent this week. Most bigger bass were caught in deeper water with Texas-rigged lizards on the main lake. The coves, creeks and hardwoods have produced better numbers of 2- to 3-pound fish on Rat-L-Traps, topwater plugs or Texas-rigged lizards. Catfish also were good, mostly in shallow water. No crappie reports this week. See www.tpwd.state.tx.us/ park/choke/choke.htm.
Coleto Creek - Bass fishing continues to be good in the creeks and coves near structure and thick hydrilla beds. Texas-rigged watermelon seed soft plastics with heavy lead worked best. The warm-water discharge produced hybrids and catfish this week. Check out www.coletocreekcabins.com.
Lake Corpus Christi - Bass fishing was best early mornings and evenings on dark craws along brushy shorelines, submerged grass, coves and creeks. Crankbaits also produced fish near rocky shorelines. Catfish remain good.
- Compiled by David Sikes
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Bob: Fair enough. Sometimes the best lessons learned come out of a wallet. All thngs considered in our little world of liabilities and litigation, Wawa got off easy this time Bet they've dusted off their Handicapped Parking Only sign, too. Thanks.
Just for laughs, let's all show up at once at the Millville Wawa. Bring a dog...and your sunglasses.
I think there's a Mahwah Wawa. Barbara Walters hangs out there.
Bobhawk: Know that culture well. Had an invite to the original Viet cuisine, courtesy of my Uncle Sam a time ago. Bringing your own dog, monkey, or rat to lunch back then would have been welcomed. Here, not so much. On topic, however, I can see how a cultural & protocol disconnect resulted in Mr. Stark's negative Wawa experience. I don't know that it should have been a $12,000 disconnect, but I wouldn't weep for Wawa. If it helps update and clarify the whole "service dog" law, and some common sense, that's not such a bad thing. Now, if you're walking in with a "service pony," that's a horse of a different color.
I tried to bring my service dog into a Vietnamese restaurant. The manager told me I couldn't bring my own food in.
Even the thought of a fire on the 88th floor at 1WTC conjures up the worst of all bad memories. I have to wonder how many people who didn't have symptoms of vertigo prior to 9/11 have since reconsidered working at that altitude. They'd have to pay me a small fortune in salary for the dubious benefit of being able to see Camden from a cubicle two stories below God's balcony; and even that would have to include a package caveat ensuring a parachute and a personal oxygen backpack autographed by Geronimo.
I was out working in the yard in this oppressive 90+ degree heat today. I'm "fluctuating" right now.
Did a little research. Average life of a bottlenose dolphin is 20-25 years. Oldest on record, 56 years. It's likely 56 was done at 45; although it would be nice to think he met a nice single Jewish dolphin girl and retired off the coast of Florida.
Funny. Had his entree at/around the ice cream shop, then headed home with a doggy bag. (Leftover blackbeary sherbet?)
I don't mind all the extra paperwork; but no matter how many times they take your license photo, you still come out looking like you weren't ready for your prostate exam. But when you think about it, getting through the license renewal process now is really no different, except the DMV examiner is placing a large Chinese food delivery order at the same time.
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Does Pinocchio have an alibi?
So, you don't think a starving artist deserves an opportunity to live in subsidized housing? Wait until the next time you desperately need a 20x24 still life with a cerulean blue background in the middle of the night. Who ya gonna call then, the one-armed graffitist with the pirate patch and the jumbo magic marker in Apt. 3C?
I can't vouch for it, but I believe history's first middle finger was given when two deaf Neanderthals had a disagreement over the legal ownership of a dead pterodactyl. The verdict was usually decided by one party bludgeoning the other to death, whereupon his tribal brothers would claim a violation of their dead kin's civil rights, which eventually gave birth to our modern judicial system, which, to this very day has the final say on who gets bludgeoned, and who gets the bird.
Ted: When a headline is connotative and causes an obvious confusion, I think we can at least have fun with it. I hate the grammar police, too; but I do deserve "the" finger for suggesting the syntax in the above agate-restricted headline may have been a true dangling participle (ie. "Last night I shot an elephant in my pajamas..."), when in fact, it was just the absence of an article (a, or the) that gave the impression blood may have been involved, vs. "the bird" (finger, vs. the finger). I also stand corrected.
Be that as it may, thanks for pointing out my attempt to correct the confusion with humor. I only wish you'd have pointed it out with your index finger, vs...well, you know.
N.J. Man GIVES FINGER To Cops, Lands In Handcuffs, And Now Is Suing
Dangle your participles much?
Giving someone "a finger" is different from giving them "the finger," the former an act of giving a part of yourself to someone, the latter expressing displeasure with them.
I think Mr. Bell might have avoided this conundrum by simply having asked the policeman to "PULL his finger." It might have saved everyone a great deal of time and expense, and the whole episode would have "blown over" in mere seconds.
bbill: Funny, and true. Old timers often look for "the good kind," because they remember when food was "good," before they removed all the flavor and ingredients that are now, albeit healthier, but flavorless. I grocery shopped for my father when he was no longer able to, and he always insisted I come back with original Colgate Toothpaste, Kellogg's Corn Flakes and Maxwell House coffee. God forbid I returned with Ultra Bright, Fruit Loops, and Starbucks! I took him grocery shopping a couple of times. The soap "wing" was a challenge for him. ("Where the hell is the Lifebouy?! I don't want to smell like a cucumber!") For him, the very idea of ordering sushi over a cheeseburger would have worked him into a conspiracy rant in which I was an accomplice in a plot to poison America with uncooked fish sticks.
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Bingo girl ... you just described ... a sociopath.
By deffinition ... "Someone whose social behavior is extremely abnormal. Sociopaths are interested only in their personal needs and desires, without concern for the effects of their behavior on others."
And from what I saw ... this cat never offered advice ... info on vintage kits, for example ... he owned plenty ... did he ever help with someone wanting to "restore" one ... not that I ever saw.
Plenty of times, he'd ask for advice. Should I trade this kit, for that one. And when someone would give him advice ... he'd start an argument.
Like the ol' Fleetwood Mac song ... "but don't ask me what I think of you 'cause you might not like the answer that you want me to...
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Norwegian artist Agnes Nedregard's performance, on the other hand, was all intensity. A board hanging on a rope from the ceiling and a board with two holes on the ground, she began by placing a mouthpiece in her mouth that held it open grotesquely, her tongue poking out. A metronome ticked to one side. She blew a whistle. She took her rubber boots off and prowled past the audience in stockings full of dirt and rocks, scowling. She then took her jacket off, revealing an old shirt ripped loose down the front between her breasts. Using needle and thread, she then began sewing the flaps of the shirt to the sides of her breasts and chest. She approached individual audience members, staring at them intensely, the pieced the needle through her skin, pulling the thread tight. She blew the whistle again. The metronome continued to tick. She fit her legs through the holes in the board on the ground., and set herself on the one hanging from the ciling, gazing, again, with a blank intensity at the audience. Then she suddenly leaped off the board, and it snapped back up toward the ceiling, swinging. The performance ended with her putting her jacket and boots back on and stopping the metronome, whose ticking by then permeated the room. Nedregard's performance might seem to be about the denial of the body, and of women's bodies in particular, but it struck me as too physically intimate and present for that; it seemed to me more about the fragility and instability of the body as it exists in time, where time, through the metronome, has become an active, physical, literal part of the performance.
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I think that about Liz, Liz is too whinny worse then Sam is. That's just my opinion.
You are right she has been lately..but other than her indiscretion with Jason she really is a lovely person; i think anyways.
Yes Liz is a lovely person I like her just don't like her with Jason
i agree with everyone here. liz is nice and sweet, etc. (you get the rest). but it just doesn't look good or make sense with jason. + people say sam can be whiney, but liz is just as much or even more than sam. that's pretty annoying. she'll be going to jason's sometime soon this week after finding a pain pill on the floor of her home.=
Yeah she will be running straight to Jason to tell him the horrible news oh no, Like he doesn't have a life of his own, he doesn't just wait around to listen to her whine and complain about her husband who she is never around to help. She is a good wife LOL Doesn't she have a friend Em and a gram to talk to or even Nik who is her brother in law why always Jason
i don't know why that slipped my mind, Nik is Liz's brother-in-law! why can't she go to him (especially if it's about lucky!!!)?
Quote kentishad: Like before I vote for Liz and Jason. Sam whines too much about how hard her life is,whereas liz takes things head on.
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Some property owners in Fredenberg Township north of Duluth are upset about their property tax assessments. Some folks said they have gone up by $50,000.
And those could be mistakes, according to assessors. Jan Jackson, a private assessor who contracts with the county, acknowledges there have been mistakes made with some assessments. She said it's partially because of a transition with computer systems. But she and the county assured the Fredenberg Town Board of Supervisors on Wednesday at the yearly equalization and appeal meeting, that they will be fixing the problems.
Lakeshore owners aren't supposed to have seen any increases in this year's statements, according to the assessor and the county. But some have.
"We're seeing many lake owners who are reporting a rise, when they shouldn't," said Clay Cich, a town board supervisor. But now that the problem has been addressed, he feels like it will be taken care of.
Cory Leinwander, an assistant St. Louis County inspector, said he will be checking the other lakeshore owners' values, to see if any other mistakes need to be fixed.
"We've also hired an auditor for our entire office, including the local contractors. We're taking a look at all of the properties, to see if there's any ommitted values," he said. "This is about equalization, people should only pay their fair share."
Folks who own property off the lake did see a 4% increase, which was a result of assessments being lower than recent sales. To meet a state standard, the assessments needed to be raised, according to Leinwander.
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The Amity Affliction are currently out on tour, supporting their latest album, Youngbloods; when they came through New Jersey earlier this week, we sat frontman Joel Birch down and had him answer some questions. In the video above, he talks about starting all over again after making it big in their home country of Australia; how losing bandmembers has (or hasn't) changed their sound; the worst venue they've ever played; what fans can expect from their next album, which they're planning to record before returning home; and much more.
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A quick trip down memory lane for me with one of the first experiments I saw in school. The dehydration of sugar by sulfuric acid (C12H22O11 → 12 C + 11 H2O)
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Dome of the Month: The Dome in color, plus the Houston History Book Fair & Symposium
Squeaking in just before November's arrival is the return of the Dome of the Month feature. This Houston Post photo was shot just before the building opened in 1965. It's interesting because the image here is from a 4×5 negative. I haven't seen a large format color negative of the Astrodome's interior before. *** The […] [Read More]
Monday Mystery #13: It's Clark Gable!
This one might have been pretty easy. Or some folks are just adept at finding embedded picture data, the result of an error on my part. Needless to say we had three winners in this contest. I'll be in touch soon to get an address. In these photos a Houston Post photographer caught up with […] [Read More]
Monday Mystery #13: Guess correctly, win a book
They say this time of the year is the season of giving. Well, let's give away some books then! You know the drill. I pull a photo out of our archive and remove the mystery person in the photo. Guess right and you'll get a free book! The first person to guess correctly will receive […] [Read More]
Houston History Book Fair returns with more authors, more books for sale
Last year, it didn't take long for Story Sloane III and Houston Arts and Media to decide whether to hold another Houston History Book Fair and Symposium. Heck, the event hadn't even ended before it became clear that this wasn't going to be a one-shot event. So, beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday at Heights Church […] [Read More]
Book giveaway reaches its final day
Post file Traffic jam on Main Street into downtown Houston, 1950s Well, it's Friday, and it's the last day of the book giveaway. Earlier this week. I listed a few history-related things going on this weekend that you all might want to check out. If you see me at some of those events, please say […] [Read More]
New book looks at Houston from 1860 to 1900
SallyKate Marshall Weems : Contributed photo Snowfall in Houston on Feb. 15, 1895. Anyone who's ever been to a bookstore lately might have seen a batch of Arcadia Publishing books about our city, some of which have been written up here. The latest, Houston: 1860-1900 by Ann Dunphy Becker, is described by the publisher as […] [Read More]
A chat with James Bevill
It ain't easy to fund a revolution. It's even harder to fund a republic. That's what Texian leaders realized in the mid-1830s when they set forth to establish the Texas republic. Much has been said about the battle for Texas independence, but little has been written on how the whole effort was funded. James Bevill, […] [Read More]
A conversation with the captain
Personal photo A.J. High at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum. If you're lucky, you might just run into him one weekday at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum. The man, 86 to be exact, comes off as a friendly volunteer. He'll tell you about events going on at the museum or about the building's history. But […] [Read More]
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The brief event with members of the Army leadership will include representatives from the U.S. Army Recruiting Command, the Army Reserve, and the Army National Guard. The Secretary of the Army will officially announce the Army's achievement of this fiscal year's recruiting goal by all of its components. Additionally, there will be a ceremonial swearing in of the 80,000th active duty enlistee. The event will include a brief question and answer period.
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The reputation of Connecticut's senior United States Senator took a hit last year in the wake of revelations about a sweetheart mortgage the one-time presidential candidate and former chair of the Democratic National Committee had received.
In Sunday's Hartford Courant, columnist Kevin Rennie (a former Republican state legislator) unravels the tale of how the senator got a pardon in 2001 for Edward R. Downe, a former partner in a real estate deal who had been convicted of securities fraud. But the story runs much deeper than Dodd trying to get his friend's conviction voided.
It seems that Downe owned a Washington condo with Dodd in the 1980s, when the former was involved in securities fraud. Dodd apparently lived in the place, which took a big financial burden off of the senator, who has never been a rich man. Another partner of Downe's, William "Bucky" Kessinger, had another deal with Dodd involving lucrative waterfront property on Inishnee, an island on scenic Bertaghboy Bay in County Galway. Dodd has declared the property's worth on his Senate disclosure forms as being $250,000, but it appears the property may be worth several times that amount. The implication is that this was yet another sweetheart deal in which the senator was sold the property at far below the market price.
Though Dodd has played and will, no doubt, continue to play a major role in the inquisitions Congress conducts examining various financial scandals that have devastated the U.S. economy, he seems to have more than enough going on in his own life that is worth investigating.


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It seems that everyone from Dr Dre to Adidas wants in on the headphone market these days, and Jay Z's Roc Nation is the latest entrant to the foray for this premium piece of cranial real estate.
Roc Nation Aviator: Style
Teaming up with long standing makers of aesthetically focused headphones Skullcandy, Roc Nation tossed its hat into the ring with the 'Aviator' edition. Unsurprisingly, the cans are very fashion conscious, with a reasonably luxurious feel to them thanks to the chrome detail finish and padded leather headband. The ear cups are shaped not unlike the lenses of their namesake sunglasses, though it is unclear which inspired which, the name or the design?
Roc Nation Aviator: Build Quality
The afore mentioned leather and chrome is complemented by tough feeling polycarbonate cups and a lusciously soft pair of ear cushions. The attention to style doesn't stop there, with the headphone cable sporting a super tough feeling woven nylon housing. In combination with the all round choice of materials, that gives the Aviators a definite premium feeling, which is enough to justify the £139.99 pricetag. Factor in the brilliant audio fidelity as well and we have a worthy buy.
The cable is longer than your usual set of in-the-box plugs, this is a notable benefit when your media player isn't fixed to you, such as when on a desk - giving you a decent movement range without dragging your valuables onto the floor. One other trick up the Aviator's sleeve is its ability to neatly fold up and snuggly fit in the supplied case for extra protection when not in use.
Roc Nation Aviator: In Use
The first thing your ears will tell you when you put these on it 'Thank you'. The ear cushions are comfy - very comfy. If you wear your phones for any period of time, the Aviators are going to do wonders for you; although your hearing might not appreciate the extra exposure to your tunes - a small price to pay for comfortable music listening though, eh?
The second thing your ears will tell you is how good the audio is, and it is indeed very good. Decent enough bass, with bright mids and highs taking up any slack. There is often an air of suspicion surrounding overly fashionable or co-branded headphones. After all adding a famous face or brand into the mix can be seen as a quick way of charging premium price for standard goods, or a clever way of revamping end-of-line goods. Fortunately this doesn't appear to be the case here, with solid and clear audio when tested across a variety of styles and recordings, proving them to be real contenders.
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Olive Martha Rinehart, age 94, long-time resident of Carrollton, died on March 23, 2010, in Salt Lake City.
Born May 22, 1915, in Dellroy, she was a daughter of the late Emmett and Annabelle Newell Griffin.
Olive graduated from Carrollton High School in 1932 and from Ohio University in 1936 with a bachelor's degree in Music Education. She was married to Leslie Rinehart on June 20, 1941. She taught music in the local schools for eight years. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Carrollton, Carroll County Library Board, and served on the Board of Elections. Olive was later a member of Scroggsfield United Presbyterian Church and their pianist for 20 years. She was an active member of the Grange in all degrees for over 60 years, holding many offices including State Juvenile Deputy for 13 years. She was a licensed insurance agent and assisted in the Leslie Rinehart Agency. Olive lived from the horse and buggy to the age of the internet. She was a great lover of history and prayed that future generations would learn from it to keep our country free.
She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
She is survived by her daughters, Kathy Terrion (John), Salt Lake City, UT; Patty Ouimette (Randy), Arroyo Grande, CA; Mary Lou Nixon (Ted), Grove City, OH; German exchange "daughter" Paula Holzheuzer, Gross-Gerau, Germany; 11 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by son, David Rinehart; husband, Leslie; and sisters Myrta Cross, Dora Holmes and Erma Stevens.
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3. Tucked right alongside the range and wall, a small section of counter is a handy spot for storing and displaying oils and spices in pretty bottles and jars.
4. Smaller than an island, a charming Euro-inspired worktable with stainless steel top takes up little floor space but adds an extra prep surface.
5. Incorporating a built-in counter-depth fridge next to a pantry of the same height gives the kitchen a seamless look.
6. A bank of upper and lower cabinets beside the fridge offers a variety of storage options, amping up the room's practicality and allowing for an extra work surface.
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Allen County, along with the rest of Indiana, has a dangerous problem with prescription drugs.
But even though members of the Fort Wayne-Allen County Board of Health probably knew this before Monday night's meeting, seeing the numbers compiled and put into a presentation caused obvious concern.
Indiana ranks among the top states for prescribing painkillers, not necessarily a position in which it would want to find itself.
And Allen County is believed to have beaten the national average for fatal drug overdoses in 2013, with an estimated 17 deaths per 100,000 residents.
That's an increase of more than 55 percent from 2008 to 2013, according to the presentation.
The total equals the number of motor vehicle accident deaths, which saw only an 11 percent increase over the past six years.
While many of those deaths are accidental, the percentage of intentional overdose increases as the victims get older.
An estimated 96 percent of the deaths caused by drug overdose are believed to be accidental among victims ages 25 to 34. But if the victims are between the ages of 75 to 85, the percentage of intentional overdose is believed to be nearly 100 percent, according to the report.
Most of those drug overdoses come from the use of opioid medications such as Oxycodone, methadone and Fentanyl.
Dr. Brianna Serbus, a third-year family medicine resident, told the board that the number of deaths including the use of Benzodiazepines, such as Xanax and Valium, have also increased in recent years, as have deaths including the use of the anticonvulsant drug Lyrica.
She suggested to the board there should be legal ramifications for those who share their prescription medications.
Another recommendation made in the report included having patients sign a pledge not to doctor shop or to seek additional narcotic medications elsewhere, Serbus said.
If a patient breaks that pledge, then the original prescribing doctor can no longer prescribe similar medications, she said.
The board also heard about the state's INSPECT program, which allows doctors to work with a database that shows what patients are taking what medication.
According to the program's website, the state's prescription drug monitoring program – known as INSPECT – was created and funded in its present form in early 2004. The program compiles information about controlled substance prescriptions for use by doctors and law enforcement.
Dr. Gregory Eigner, the associate director of the Fort Wayne Medical Education Program, told the board that the number of patients who divert their prescriptions to others is shocking.
Dr. Deborah McMahan, Allen County health commissioner, expressed concern about the growing use of heroin within the community, and said the largest number of users is between ages 18 and 24.
They snort it instead of inject it, which increases its addictive potential, she said.
The presentation on prescription drug abuse came after another presentation by the Lutheran Foundation on area mental and behavioral health.
While they focused on technically different areas, many of the board members drew a connection between the two problems.
"We're not doing a good job of diagnosing and treating mental health issues in our children," McMahan said. "We're not going to like where we're going to be in five years."
"It's very concerning," McMahan said after the meeting, calling the problem a new epidemic.
She stressed the need to continue to build new and strong partnerships in the community to tackle the issue.
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The Swing program began in 1981, when Larry Schulz brought Al Minns, one of the best dancers of Harlem's famed Savoy Ballroom, out of dance retirement to teach Lindy Hop (also known as Swing or Jitterbug) to an eager group of enthusiasts. Since its inception, the Swing program has maintained strong ties to Harlem, the center of jazz creativity. Three members of Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, the world famous dance troupe of the '30's and '40's, have taught at the studio, including Frankie Manning, who taught group classes at our studio from 1985 to 2010.
More than 30 years later, Sandra Cameron Dance Center keeps swingin' with the most experienced teaching staff in the city.
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Jacob Flores caught this red snapper on cut bait about 50 miles offshore.
Roland J. Medrano and Miner Satterwhite caught two limits of black drum while fishing in Corpus Christi Bay. The largest fish was 29 inches long.
Ryan McNew, 16, caught this 24-inch redfish while wade fishing with his friend Daniel Pilc near Ingleside on the Bay.
Scott Nelson (right) caught this big warsaw grouper on cut bait. Richard Ridgeway is pictured at left.
Dennis Basaldua caught these two nice red snapper on cut bait.
Javier Maldonado caught this wahoo about 50 miles offshore.
LEFT: Lee Bonfiglio caught this rainbow runner on a jig offshore.
ABOVE: Buddy Toepfer caught this stringer of trout and Spanish mackerel while fishing the Corpus Chrisiti Bayfront.
Kelly Underwood caught a pair of red snapper offshore.
RIGHT: Jay Gardner caught this tarpon while fishing off the Mansfield Jetty at the south end of Padre Island National Seashore.
Harrison King, 18, Tom Gilster, 17, and Stuart Ashmun, 19, teamed up to catch this 349-pound swordfish during a nighttime fishing trip nearly 90 miles offshore of Port Aransas. The fish tops the current state record by eight pounds, but because all three anglers held the rod during the battle, their catch will not erase the record. This was the young anglers' first extensive offshore trip without adult supervision.
Chance Underwood caught his first red snapper on his first offshore fishing trip.
ABOVE: Local angler Cole Bucey caught this 35-inch redfish while fishing in Venice, La.


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Tough Love Couples' Steve and JoAnn Ward got a taste of their own medicine on last night's Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. Jimmy subjected the mother-son pair to a round of Out of Bounds (the Newlywed-esque "gameshow" within the show from earlier this season). Confusion broke out immediately when Jimmy asked the duo whether it was appropriate to check your partner's email without his or her knowledge (JoAnn rightly thought that Jimmy was referring to one's romantic partner; Steve thought he meant work partner). This just goes to show that being on Tough Love Couples is harder than it looks…even to the guy who's orchestrating the thing.
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August 28th, 2013 (F1plus/Jael Arias).- The reality of the underdogs is very different from the top teams. Having such a low budget does not allow them to constantly evolve their packages, they just meet the minimum requirements to stay in the category.
The 2013 championship enters its decisive phase. While the top teams must decide whether to continue to develop their current package in order to fight for this championship, the back of the grid should concentrate on working on the 2014 project, which will mean a radical change in the sport.
Far away from the podium…
After surprising the whole paddock last season achieving a victory with Pastor Maldonado, this year has meant a great setback for the British team.
Williams began the preseason tests rolling with the previous year's car. It was during the final days of testing in Montmelò when they were able to use the chassis of this season.
The only point Williams has this year, was scored by Pastor Maldonado. The Venezuelan driver has signed an uneven start to the season. With two retirements in the first two races, Maldonado is far from the form which saw him win in Barcelona in 2012 ahead of Kimi and Alonso.
It wasn't until Hungary when Pastor achieved the first point of the season for the British team. While it is true the FW35 has not helped that Maldonado show his best, the three retirements in the first three races is something that he should address in the second half.
On the other hand, Valtteri Bottas has shown a very good adaptation to the category in his first year of competition. The highlight of the season for the Finn was the second row from which he started in the Canadian Grand Prix.
In the first 10 races, he has just suffered abandonment in Hungary. He has been very consistent and has showed he learns pretty fast.
The British team faces the second half with optimism. The addition of Pat Symonds from Marussia is a great signing for a team needed of technical capacity. The English worked with Renault when the French team achieved the world championships in 2005 and 2006.
Things can't be worse…
Meanwhile, Sauber has brought a car difficult to drive which has not allowed any of its drivers to fight for higher targets this year like they did last season. The radical design embodied in the C32, hasn't been able to take its potential to the track. And on top of that, the Swiss team financial crisis is just making everything worse.
Only Nico Hulkenberg has been able to shine for the Hinwil based team. The German driver does not get tired of demonstrating that he is one of the most talented in F1. At the age of 26, Nico screams for an opportunity in a better car.
After this goal he went to Sauber. However, he has been frustrated in a team that keeps struggling to get into the points, while his former squad (Force India) has been so close to the podium. However, the top teams are not unaware of the German's potential. Despite the bad material he has been able to score in 4 of the 10 GPs held.
Nico's situation is the opposite of what Esteban Gutierrez is living. The Mexican driver had a lot of pressure on his shoulders by replacing his compatriot Sergio Perez in the Swiss team, who accumulated great results in his career at Sauber.
But Gutierrez has not been able to give the best of him and has been another victim of the complicated C32. The Mexican has speed. His fastest lap in Montmelò is a proof. This second half he'll go through a bigger amount of pressure. Following the entry of Russian capital in the Swiss team, Gutierrez could see his future in F1 compromised.
The Swiss team will keep suffering for the remainder of the season. They should already focus on cleaning up their financial situation for next year and begin working on the complex project of 2014.
Miracles away of the backmarkers…
Marussia and Caterham keep struggling to stay in F1 year after year. These teams have only served as a springboard for some drivers to showcase their talent. If everything remains the way it is, will be a matter of time before we see one of these teams leave the class as HRT did last year.
Within Marussia, the best news was the confirmation of Jules Bianchi as a talent to be considered in the future of the category. The Frenchman signed a phenomenal start to the season and his name sounded to make the jump to Ferrari next year.
Despite retiring two times this season, his driving during the first five Grand Prix has generated numerous accolades to the young driver of Ferrari's Academy.
Max Chilton on the other hand, in his debut year in Formula 1, has finished every race which is quite an achievement driving for a backmarker, but has fallen short to his teammate.
While it is true the English youngster doesn't have Bianchi's experience who participated in some practice sessions last year with Force India, it's time to start raising his game to remove the label of pay driver. Chilton has received strong support from his millionaire father.
The story is not much different in Caterham. This year they opted for two new drivers after leaving veteran Heikki Kovalainen without a drive. This team hasn't shown the level to allow any of their drivers to make the leap to a middle grid team.
Giedo Van Der Garde has improved his performance after a difficult start to the year. The Dutchman, a veteran in the previous categories to F1, has been able to maximize the potential of his car and has demonstrated that he was ready for F1 long ago.
On the other hand, Charles Pic could not replicate the level shown last year with Marussia that led him to sign for Caterham this season. A guy, who received so much praise in 2012 for his driving, finds himself in a difficult position to get to a more competitive team in the short term.
In this sector of the grid is less likely the occurrence of miracles. The best option is to focus already in the 2014 car. In a year with such a radical change in the rules, it could represent a unique opportunity for one of these teams to take a major qualitative leap.


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July 15, 2013
The Carroll County Special Olympics team returned home from the 44th annual Ohio State Summer Games held June 28-30 in Columbus packing gold.
Carroll County captured six gold medals, five silver, one bronze, one fourth and two fifth place finishes.
Winning gold were Johnny Kruprzak in the 100-meter dash and the Mini Javelin, Joey Burrier in the 100-meter dash, Amy Jo Pennock in bowling, Randy Stacy in the 50-meter dash and Kim Hilliard in bowling.
Winning silver medals were Karen Bross in bowling, Diane Donnelly in bowling, Becky Easterday in the softball throw, Riley Sprague in the softball throw and Stacy in the shot put.
Earning a bronze medal at the event was Easterday in the 50-meter dash.
Sarah Hines placed fourth in bowling, Sprague placed fifth in the 50-meter dash and Burrier fifth in the softball throw.
Over 2,700 athletes took part in the event held at The Ohio State University.
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