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Today's InnovationLike clockwork, this unswerving track can help showcase the complexities of your business the rest of the world doesn't see.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATPZ2_200.jpgSingle7100124-ST$ 39.957100124-EX$ 69.957100124-W$ 149.95Instrument: Studio Orchestra, Piano, Piano (Electric), Strings, Synthesizer, Choir, Instrumental Keywords: Driving, Energetic, Positive, Uplifting, Inspirational, Atmospheric, Calm, Competitive, Confident, Fresh, Gentle, Hypnotic, Incessant, Inspiring, Majestic, Mechanical, Motivating, Panoramic, Pulsating, Refreshing, Solemn, Triumphant, Hopeful Genre: Elegant, Processional, Corporate/Technology, New Age Production Types: Corporate, Nature, Corporate Communications, Product Videos, Background
Today's Innovation from the album Positive Biz Vol 2
Emotional AppealPiano and guitar driven, this piece is well suited for friendly reunions or work-driven montages.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATHZ_200.jpgSingle68203-ST$ 39.9568203-EX$ 69.9568203-W$ 149.95Instrument: Guitar (Electric), Piano (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar Keywords: Positive, Uplifting, Motivating, Pulsating, Spirited Genre: Corporate/Technology, Easy-Going Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Corporate Communications, Home Videos, Product Videos, Background
Emotional Appeal from the album Horizons
Inner City ShuffleA bouncy and fun piece of dance pop that evokes spirit and energy. Great for scenes of moving traffic or time-lapse progress.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS15OR_200.jpgSingle55104-ST$ 39.9555104-EX$ 69.9555104-W$ 149.95Instrument: Electronic, Bass (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Piano (Electric), Synthesizer, Instrumental, Guitar Keywords: Driving, Energetic, Lively, Perky, Pulsating, Spirited, Striving Genre: Themes, Club, Dance, Electronica, Pop Rock, House, Urban, Electronic Production Types: Sports, Commercials, Travel
Inner City Shuffle from the album Open Road
Autumn RoadThis light and airy selection can breathe a contemporary vibe into your visuals. A unique backdrop to accompany moments of scenic driving and casual transportation.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS15OR_200.jpgSingle55102-ST$ 39.9555102-EX$ 69.9555102-W$ 149.95Instrument: Electronic, Guitar (Acoustic), Piano (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar Keywords: Atmospheric, Ethereal, Hypnotic, Mechanical, Pulsating, Soothing, Hopeful, Angelic, Magical Genre: Corporate/Technology, Minimal, Electronica, World Production Types: Commercials, Product Videos
Autumn Road from the album Open Road
Feel The PressureThis big drum track is intended for movie and television trailers, as well as intense training or productive scene.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATUD_200.jpgSingle66803-ST$ 39.9566803-EX$ 69.9566803-W$ 149.95Instrument: Piano (Electric), Synthesizer, Instrumental Keywords: Driving, Energetic, Bold, Pulsating, Punchy, Raw, Tense Genre: Funky, Rap/Hip-Hop, Urban Production Types: Commercials, Action-Drama, Product Videos
Feel The Pressure from the album Urban Drama
Line By LineReady to win the race or win back the girl, this percussive track also works well for commercials.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATHZ_200.jpgSingle68208-ST$ 39.9568208-EX$ 69.9568208-W$ 149.95Instrument: Guitar (Acoustic), Piano (Electric), Synthesizer, Instrumental, Guitar Keywords: Uplifting, Atmospheric, Calm, Motivating, Pulsating, Relaxed, Ambient, Hopeful Genre: Corporate/Technology Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Corporate Communications, Home Videos, Product Videos
Line By Line from the album Horizons
Hot Rock MassageUndulating synth opens track and just when you're about to go under, you remember you have to stop at the store. Relaxing yet motivating track. Great for community calendar.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATLH_200.jpgSingle68106-ST$ 39.9568106-EX$ 69.9568106-W$ 149.95Instrument: Electronic, Guitar (Electric), Piano (Electric), Synthesizer, Instrumental, Guitar Keywords: Mysterious, Atmospheric, Hypnotic, Incessant, Intense, Pulsating, Ambient Genre: Ambience, Corporate/Technology, Drum & Bass, Electronic Production Types: Corporate, Corporate Communications, Home Videos, Product Videos
Hot Rock Massage from the album Light Hearted
The following tracks match: Cinematic, Piano (Electric)
Magical Encounterhttps://www.smartsound.com/artist/images/ASFB03_200.jpgSingle7100034-ST$ 39.957100034-EX$ 69.957100034-W$ 149.95Production Types: Animation, Cinematic, Commercials, Documentary, Nature Instrument: Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Celeste, Percussion, Piano, Piano (Electric), Strings, Violin, Violoncello, Acoustic, Instrumental Genre: Earthy, Elegant, Outdoorsy, Romantic, Sophisticated, Orchestral Keywords: Positive, Inspirational, Atmospheric, Calm, Delicate, Expansive, Gentle, Heartwarming, Hypnotic, Incessant, Innocent, Inspiring, Intimate, Panoramic, Passionate, Pensive, Powerful, Refreshing, Relaxed, Serene, Soothing, Touching, Tranquil, Ambient, Emotional, Magical, Poignant
Magical Encounter from the album Magical Moments
Rock In The CityOne can't help but groove to the funky wah wah sound of this track.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATBLB_200.jpgSingle7100138-ST$ 39.957100138-EX$ 69.957100138-W$ 149.95Production Types: Sports, Cinematic, Commercials, Indie Film, Reality TV, Short Film, Film Trailer, Home Videos, Intros/Bumpers/Stingers Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Electric), Piano (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar Genre: Funky, Soulful, Rock, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Rockin, Classic Rock, Pop Rock, Hard Rock, Urban Keywords: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Cool, Bold, Carefree, Competitive, Confident, Extreme, Fierce, Incessant, Intense, Motivating, Powerful, Punchy, Raw, Serious, Striving, Tense, Thrilling, Bluesy, Heavy, Raucous
Rock In The City from the album Black & Blue
Get It DoneA playfully funky mix of sounds including some tasty riffs from the organ give this track a fun jamming sound.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATBLB_200.jpgSingle7100137-ST$ 39.957100137-EX$ 69.957100137-W$ 149.95Production Types: Sports, Cinematic, Commercials, Documentary, Indie Film, Reality TV, Short Film, Home Videos, Background Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Electric), Organ, Piano (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar Genre: Blues, Rock, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Rockin, Classic Rock, Pop Rock, Indie Keywords: Driving, Exciting, Cool, Bold, Cheerful, Competitive, Confident, Fierce, Fresh, Inspiring, Intense, Motivating, Powerful, Punchy, Raw, Thrilling, Triumphant, Bluesy, Heavy
Get It Done from the album Black & Blue
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Brenden Webb to Frederick (FINALLY)
Jerome Pena to Frederick
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He reminds me of Val Majewski. Lots of talent. Lots of injuries.
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MASSENA Computer monitors and televisions will be banned when the village conducts its spring cleanup this year.
Village officials have set the cleanup dates for April 15 to 19 north of the Grasse River and April 22 to 26 south of the river.
Department of Public Works Superintendent Hassan A. Fayad told village trustees most of the cleanup will be conducted as it has been in the past.
Its the same format. They bring their debris out the weekend before, he said.
However, he said, DPW employees will not pick up televisions, computer monitors or items that have been cannibalized.
Once the TVs are placed at curbside, other people smash the back side, retrieving the metal components, Mr. Fayad said.
Under state law, televisions that have been compromised cannot be placed into e-waste, and they also wont be accepted for refuse because of the lead and other hazardous environmental contents, he said.
Residents instead may take those items to the transfer station any time during the year at no cost, Mr. Fayad said.
Mayor James F. Hidy said he has seen evidence of people collecting some items, cannibalizing them and putting the remains out to the road for pickup.
We went out riding around one day. I counted 10 computer monitors in a guys front yard and in the backyard he had 22 more. They were cannibalized, and he wanted us to pick them up. We didnt pick them up, he said.
As in the past, the DPW will not collect construction materials, Mr. Fayad said. That includes toilets, which are considered construction debris.
Somebody tore down a whole garage and put it curbside, Mr. Fayad said, noting thats the kind of abuse that could end cleanup days.
Hazardous waste such as batteries, pesticides and fluorescent bulbs also are on the list of items the DPW wont pick up. Those can be taken to the old DPW building from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 14 during the countys hazardous waste collection day, Mr. Fayad said.
The DPW will collect brush at residences, he said, noting there no longer is any dumping of brush at its facility.
In addition to waiting until the weekend before pickup to place items curbside, he said, residents should separate debris into piles such as metal items, tires and freon items. Doors should be removed from refrigerators, and no items should be placed in dark bags.
DPW will traverse a street only once, and any debris it doesnt pick up must be removed by the end of the next working day. Mr. Fayad said a local ordinance will be enforced to ensure items are cleaned up following the pickup.
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ALAMO, Calif. - Authorities say a driver pulled over during a traffic stop on southbound Interstate 680 near Alamo has died after an exchange of gunfire with a California Highway Patrol officer Tuesday morning.
Contra Costa County sheriff's spokesman Jimmy Lee said the driver first shot the officer's partner as he went up to the vehicle.
Lee said the wounded officer was transported to a Walnut Creek hospital in critical condition.The officer was on life support, the CHP toldKRON-TV Tuesday afternoon.
The CHP officer was identified as Kenyon Youngstrom Tuesday night. Youngstrom is a seven-year veteran of the department out of the Contra Costa County area.
Lee said investigators have not clarified why the driver in a green JeepWrangler was stopped by the officers just north of the Livorna Road exit at about 8:20 a.m.
No other information has been provided on the driver.
Authorities closed the freeway through Alamofor the investigation. The northbound lanes of I-680 were reopened just before 1 p.m.; all lanes onsouthbound I-680 were reopened by 6:45 p.m.
Lee also said a Nissan Maxima and its driver they were seeking in possible connection to the incident were located. The female driver was questioned and Lee said investigators determined the woman and car had no involvement in what happened.


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DigitalTrends.com reports representatives with Disney are seeking approval for a wristband that would be used as admission into its parks from the Federal Communications Commission.
The disposable, waterproof wristband is also rumored to serve as the guests' FastPasses and hotel room key, and allow guests to digitally load daily passes to the band.
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
More than 50 active, retired and widowed members of the United Mine Workers of America took to the road Wednesday morning, headed for Berkshire Hathaway's annual stockholders meeting and the corporate offices of MidAmerican Energy in Iowa.
On Friday and Saturday, union representatives plan to picket and pass informational handbills addressing their issues with current contract negotiations between the Energy West's Deer Creek Coal Mine and UMWA officials.
According to UMWA Region 4 Deputy Director Bob Guilfoyle, the collective bargaining agreement between MidAmerican, the parent company of Energy West, and the miners who work at the Deer Creek mine near Huntington, expired in early January.
"Since that time, management has refused to permit use of sick or vacation leave. Management has also demanded a 75 percent reduction in safety representation, proposed substandard health care coverage and used threats and intimidation to get its way," said UMWA Director of Communications Phil Smith.
While officials representing MidAmerican would not address specific questions concerning the negotiations, they did provide the following statement:
"Energy West Mining Company is bargaining in good faith with union leadership and has been for several months," said Maria O'Mara, spokesperson for Energy West Mining Company. "Both have made many proposals that have been discussed. Energy West Mining is committed to a resolution that is fair to both employees and customers, protects our commitment to safety and keeps costs competitive."
For union officials, the profit margin reported by MidAmerican in 2012 demonstrates that costs are more than competitive.
"They are bragging about MidAmerican's massive profits in 2012, and they still want cuts," said UMWA Region 4 Deputy Director Bob Guilfoyle from one of the buses headed for Iowa. "They are demanding cuts in health care but they aren't willing to give back the money these men traded for those benefits during past negotiations. They want to take promised health care benefits from retired coal miners and their widows."
In addition to the UMWA/Deer Creek contract, one of Castle Country's biggest employers, PacifiCorp, is also negotiating their labor agreement with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. While negotiations between these groups address separate companies and different labor pools, they are also intertwined. CEO Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns both PacifiCorp and Mid-American and the coal which is produced at Deer Creek is blended by union employees at Hunter and burned to produce power at both the Huntington and Hunter Power Plant.
For the second time this year, IBEW members voted down a PacifiCorp proposed contract in March, citing their own health concerns.
"Working in a coal mine is difficult, dangerous work," said UMWA International District 22 Vice President Mike Dalpiaz, who will be leading the delegation in Iowa. "The last thing any miner needs is for safety and health protections to be weakened, yet that's the proposal on the table from MidAmerican. We're coming to Des Moines to raise our voices for safety at work, and ask the good people there to join us in calling for MidAmerican to come to the bargaining table and reach a fair and reasonable agreement."


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Flights to Murcia from Europe
Sculptor Francisco Salzillo lived in Murcia in the 18th century. Christianity heavily inspired his original and colourful work. Each Easter his art is used in the traditional parade through the city. The Muzeo Salzillo displays close to 500 of his works of art.Address: Plaza San Agustín 3, MurciaPhone: +34 968 291 893Website: http://www.museosalzillo.es
This square is flanked by two of the city's most interesting buildings. Opposite the impressive cathedral is the 18th century Palacio Episcopal. Construction started in the 14th century and today its impressive tower reaches over 300 feet above the ground.Address: Cardinal Belluga square, Murcia
This relatively unknown valley is home to several charming small towns including Ricote, Ojós and Abáran. The landscape is dotted with leafy fruit farms, and the surrounding hills are popular for hiking and mountain biking.Address: Ricote Valley, Murcia
Northwest of Murcia is the small, historic town Caravaca de la Cruz. In the 16th and 17th century, Caravaca was the political centre of a vast territory, governed by the Order of the Temple and Order of Santiago. The splendid castle and the renaissance Salvador church are the towns´ main attractions.Address: Caravaca de la Cruz, Murcia
One of the coast's natural attractions is Mar Menor, the largest saltwater lake in Europe. Nearby is the old fishing village of Cabo de Palos, and the unexploited beaches of the Calblanque National Park.Address: Calblanque National Park, Murcia
Regional Park Calblanque is a beautiful nature reserve and a protected area with amazing sandy beaches, cliffs and mountains. There is a small visitor centre where you can get more information about flora and fauna, or get the routes for the hiking trails. Be aware, there are no facilities like cafés and restaurants here since this is a protected area.Address: Cartagena, Murcia
Cathedral de Santa Maria was built in 1394 and is Murcia´s most important monument. It has outstanding details, both inside and outside, with elements of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. The bell tower is 90 meters tall and has 24 bells, each named individually.Address: Plaza Cardenal Belluga, Murcia
Real Casino de Murcia is located in the city centre just a short distance from the Cathedral and can be described as a social club for the elite. This exclusive environment is however open for the public during specific hours. This is a very unique building with beautiful decoration with a modern Arab room, beautiful art nouveau library, a nice ball room and a glass gallery.Address: Calle de la Trapería 18, MurciaPhone: +34 968 215 399
This amphitheatre is wonderfully preserved and was built between 5 and 1 BC. There is also a museum connected to this place, it has excellent exhibits that display historical artefacts from the theatre.Address: Plaza Condesa de Peralta, Cartagena, MurciaPhone: +34 968 12 88 00Website: http://www.teatroromanocartagena.org
This is a place where you can learn more about the underwater cultural heritage. On display is a huge collection of underwater artefacts, old sailing ships and trade. The museum is also devoted to naval construction, navigation and ports of the Mediterranean. The museum is located in an impressive modern building and inside you will find a café-restaurant that offers magnificent views of the bay of Cartagena.Address: Paseo Alfonso XII 22, CartagenaPhone: +34 968 121 166Website: http://museoarqua.mcu.es
For an excursion, head over to this amazing castle, located in Lorca. To get up to the castle there is a small road train that leaves from the visitor centre (Lorca centre). At Castillo de Lorca you will meet staff in costume who tries to make each part of the castle come to life.Address: Lorca, Murcia
Why not try some adventure sports like river rafting or kayaking! You do not need any experience when river rafting due to the stability of the boat and due to the experienced guides. Here you can just enjoy the beautiful scenery and the adrenaline. There are also many activities that are adapted for the whole family. This will be a memory for life!Address: Avenida Río Segura s/n, BlancaPhone: +34 695 358 956Website: http://www.blancaclubpiraguismo.com
Cueva del Puerto is one of the largest caves in eastern Spain and located in the beautiful Sierra del Puerto Mountains. It offers many beautiful underground rooms such as the Zona del Laberinto, Gran Diaclasa, Gran Bloque and Sala de los Claustros. The amazing and colourful stalagmites and flowstones stand out here. Caving is also possible for those who love extreme experiences.Address: Cueva del Puerto Calasparra, MurciaPhone: +34 968 723 000Website: http://www.cuevasturisticas.com
Learn more about the Spanish Civil War and take an emotional trip to this interesting and informative museum. Here you can experience real life bunker completed with air raid sound effects. It also provides many exhibits, oral histories, films and photos.Address: C/ Gisbert, 10 C.P, Cartagena
Parque Minero de La Union opened in the summer of 2010 and is a unique tourist attraction where you can learn about the mining history of La Union´s past. There is plenty to see both inside and outside the mine. Keep in mind; it is necessary to book your visit in advance. They also provide English speaking tour guides.Address: Carretera del 33, s/n, La Unión, MurciaPhone: +34 902 520 014Website: http://www.parqueminerodelaunion.es
The Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Fuensanta is a beautiful monastery located among the hills in Murcia. The walk up is lovely and once you reach your destination you are rewarded with a beautiful view over the city.Address: Calle Mayor, Murcia
Often Plaza de Flores is a bit crowded, then Plaza Julian Romea is an excellent option. Here are many great restaurants, tapas bars and bars just to go to for a drink and people watch.Address: Plaza Julian Romea, Murcia
This is a great park for a morning hike followed by a cosy lunch, either at a restaurant or if you bring your own picnic. The nature is simply beautiful.Address: El Centro del Termino Municipal de Murcia, Murcia
Santa Clara Monastery & Museum has a long and interesting history, from an Arab palace to a monastery. The museum holds an exhibition of archaeological remains and religious art.Address: Alfonso X el Sabio, 1, MurciaPhone: +34 968 27 2398
Pick your choice of ride and cruise around Murcia. Whether you like speed and adrenaline kicks or just want to experience the town from a different angle, you should visit Muvit ciclogaraje. They have everything fun that is on wheels.Address: Al Paseo del Malecon, MurciaPhone: +34 653 895 374Website: http://www.muvitciclogaraje.es
Many come here for the tapas, but those who stay for dinner won't be disappointed. This rustic restaurant has a well-stocked wine cellar, and bakes its own bread.Address: Calle Radio Murcia 3, MurciaPhone: +34 968 216 52Website: http://www.restaurantehispano.es
For a modern take on Murcia cuisine, try El Churra. It also offers a calm, aesthetically pleasing environment, with white linen cloths and beautifully presented dishes.Address: Obispo Sancho Dávila 13, MurciaPhone: +34 968 271 522Website: http://www.elchurra.net
There are good restaurants in the whole region around Murcia. One of the best is El Chaleco in Alhama de Murcia, approximately 12,5 miles south of the city. El Chaleco was the Murcia representative during the 1992 Seville World Fair.Address: Avenida Almirante Bastarreche 9, MurciaPhone: +34 968 630 104Website: http://www.restaurante-elchaleco.com
San Pedro del Pinatar is a popular small town by the coast. It is also home to La Casa del Reloj. Its Victorian style architecture from the late 19th century is a remnant of when this area was being developed as the Spanish equivalent of the French Riviera. La Casa Del Reloj is a beautiful traditional Spanish Restaurant that offers first class service. On the menu you will find dishes like roasted lamb, baked sea bass and seafood soup.Address: Los Plaza, 24, San Pedro del PinatarPhone: +34 968 182 406Website: http://www.restaurantelacasadelreloj.com
Restaurant Bacchus with its International kitchen provides a wide range of tasty dishes with local and global influences. All dishes are well prepared with the very best ingredients and with high quality. The environment can be described as pleasant and friendly. Here you can also enjoy fondue with steak, chips and four different sauces.Address: Calle Penelope 114, Los AlcazaresPhone: +34 663 339 367Website: http://www.restbacchus.comMore info: Centro comersial Oasis
If you fancy Asian food, then head over to this restaurant. The attentive staff serves quality Chinese food for a great price. Be aware it can get very busy.Address: Avda. La Union 88-90, San Javier
La Tagliatella, is a chain of restaurants specialising in high-quality Italian gastronomy. On the menu you will find typical Italian dishes like pizza and pasta. If you are very hungry, do not worry, the portion sizes are generous.Address: Pza. Julián Romea 3, MurciaPhone: +34 968 22 39 00Website: http://www.latagliatella.es
For Mediterranean and tapas food head over to Atempo Weekend Bistrot. This is a cosy place where you will experience a culinary delight and where you can easily please all your senses. The chef only serves high quality food with a creative touch.Address: Siria 15, ArchenaPhone: +34 968 672 295Website: http://www.atempobistrot.com
El Sordo Restaurante is beautifully located in the heart of the Muricia Ricote Valley surrounded by mountains, olive gardens and native plants. This very stylish restaurant serves a wide range of house specials and tapas. With your tasty food try their own produced wine.Address: Avenida Alharbona S/N, RicotePhone: +34 968 697 150Website: http://www.elsordo.es
Enso Sushi is a Japanese restaurant with high quality food. On the menu you will find a wide variety of dishes like sushi and sashimi. The atmosphere inside is cosy and intimate with curtains dividing the restaurant. The tasty food is beautifully presented and is a feast for your palate.Address: Calle Santa Teresa 6, MurciaPhone: +34 968 906 611Website: http://www.ensosushi.com
You will find this restaurant inside Playasol hotel Bolnuevo that serves high class seasonal cuisine with fresh produce from land and sea. The traditional cuisine is carefully prepared with a modern touch. Enjoy your food by the hotel pool under a large umbrella.Address: C/Velero s/n. Bonuevo, Puerto de MazarronPhone: +34 968 331 234Website: http://www.hotelplayasol.es
Antipodas Tavern is truly a gem and offers an amazing view over the port of Mazarron. Here you can enjoy fresh local produced food such as fish which is supplied directly from the bay every day. You will also find meat dishes like Iberican pork shoulder, duck breast and sirloin steak.Address: 23 La Azohia, Cartagena, MurciaPhone: +34 986 150 053Website: http://www.antipodastavern.com
La Canela is located in La Manga with beautiful surroundings with lemon grove and a riding stable. The friendly staff serves delicious food like chicken with basmati rice and prawns in a garlic sauce and steamed rice. This is truly a great authentic Spanish restaurant.Address: Finca El Puntal S/N, Los Belones, CartagenaPhone: +34 639 684 237Website: http://www.canelalamanga.com
This restaurant is situated in the Plaza San Juan, a busy square with restaurants and bars. It offers an outside terrace where you can enjoy your tasty Spanish food. The chef speciality is fresh fish and paellas.Address: Plaza San Juan 2, MurciaPhone: +34 968 21 94 95Website: http://www.pepeeltorraosanjuan.com
For Spanish tapas with high quality ingredients, try Los Zagales, a popular restaurant among locals. This is a traditional Spanish restaurant with wooden tables and wine barrels mounted on the walls.Address: Calle Polo de Medina 4, MurciaPhone: +34 968 215 579
Plaza de las Flores square has several good cafés and bars. Pastelería Bonache is one of the oldest in the city, and serves traditional Spanish pastries and strong coffee.Address: Plaza de Las Flores 8, MurciaPhone: +34 968 212 083Website: http://www.pasteleriabonache.com
Jota Ele is a quaint and typically Spanish café next to Santa Isabel square. There's also a restaurant area with good food at reasonable prices.Address: Plaza Santa Isabel 6, MurciaPhone: +34 968 220 730
This café specialises in tea and coffee from around the world, with over 180 flavours of the former, and 20 of the latter. The knowledgeable staff are happy to help you with your choice.Address: Calle Región de Murcia 106, MurciaPhone: +34 968 261 212Website: http://www.cafes-salzillo.es
Café de Alba is a cosy café where you can enjoy a nice snack and a glass of wine. They also host different events throughout the year.Address: C/ San Antón 2, MurciaPhone: +34 629 82 77 23
If it is sport that you are after then this is the perfect place to go to. Watch football on their big screen TV and relax with something cold to drink.Address: Avda Severo Ochoa 1, MurciaPhone: +34 968 859 397Website: http://www.olympicsportcafe.com
Barra del Rincón serves what are probably the best cocktails in Murcia. There's also a tapas menu. It is located in a four star hotel, hence its fairly luxurious interior and clientele.Address: Apóstoles 34, MurciaPhone: +34 968 212 239Website: http://www.restauranterincondepepe.com
La Puerta Falsa is the coolest jazz bar in the city. On occasion also a destination for live or DJ administered salsa, bolero, and other styles of music. It is both live and recorded.Address: Calle San Martín de Porres 5, MurciaPhone: +34 868 931 180Website: http://www.lapuertafalsa.com
Luminata Disco is a meeting place where you can dance to the carefully selected music. The place can be described as modern and has a cosmopolitan vibe. It also hosts events.Address: Puerta Nueva 29, MurciaPhone: +34 968 909 950Website: http://www.grupotemporaneo.com
Are you thirsty and craving for a pint of beer? Head over to this traditional Irish pub, located in the centre of Murcia. It offers an extensive menu with cervezas, cocktails, coffees and teas.Address: Callejón Burruezo 3, MuricaPhone: +34 968 901 166Website: http://www.grupotemporaneo.com
EnBoga is a trendy cocktail bar, suitable for the most demanding clientele and is situated in the central street Bartolomé Pérez Casas. It has a gorgeous and edgy decor and where the entry has an open-air bar.Address: Perez Casas Street, MurciaPhone: +34 968 909 950Website: http://www.grupotemporaneo.comMore info: next to Avenida Alfonso X the Wise
Enjoy La Parranda Taberna´s lovely terrace on a hot, sunny day. It is located on the San José square, making it a great place for people watching while relaxing with a fabulous drink.Address: C/ San José, 1, MurciaPhone: +34 968 22 17 26Website: http://www.laparranda.es
This world famous brand soon has a store in every mid-size town and in Murcia you find several outlets. Here you find the latest fashion for men, women and children, everything from street wear to the more up-dressed look.Address: Av de la Constitución 1, MurciaPhone: +34 968 23 32 87Website: http://www.zara.com
At Mango, the urban young woman finds everything from sleek work-wear to the fabulous cocktail dress to reasonable prices. Match your new outfit with the perfect shoes and accessories that you also find here. There are several shops across the city.Address: Calle Molina de Segura, Puente Tocinos, MurciaPhone: +34 968 24 88 96Website: http://www.mango.com
Massimo Dutti has its focus on sophisticated business wear for both men and women. They are famous for their classic and elegant clothes and accessories made of high quality fabrics and leather, but still to affordable prices.Address: Av de la Libertad 2, MurciaPhone: +34 968 23 78 69Website: http://www.massimodutti.com
In 1981, Camper opened its first store in Barcelona, today there are several boutiques across Spain and you will find more than one store in Murcia. The shoes are known for being extraordinary comfortable but still stylish and they come for both men, women and kids.Address: Av. Constitucion 8, MuricaPhone: +34 968 243 677Website: http://www.camper.com
The history of this Spanish brand has its roots way back to the 1950's. Today there are shops all over Spain and also worldwide. The clothes, bags and shoes designed by Adolfo Domínguez are stylish and elegant and there are collections for both men and women and kids.Address: Calle Madre de Dios 3, MurciaPhone: +34 968 21 41 89Website: http://www.adolfodominguez.com
For more than 150 years, Loewe has provided men and women with luxurious well-tailored fashion and leather goods. This is the flagship store and it offers a VIP area with personal shoppers for those who need.Address: Av de la Libertad 1, MurciaPhone: +34 968 28 73 22Website: http://www.loewe.com
In the same genre as Mango and Zara you find Stradivarius. Racks with the latest fashion wear, together with high heels, ballerinas, scarves and accessories fill the shop and if you don't find your size, don't worry there are several outlets in the city.Address: Av de la Libertad 2, MurciaPhone: +34 968 20 32 06Website: http://www.stradivarius.com
This chain, together with Zara and Mango, is one of Spain's most popular shops for young women. Here you can find basics mixed with some of the latest fashion to rock-bottom prices.Address: Gran Vía del Escultor Francisco Salzillo 21, MurciaPhone: +34 968 28 13 50Website: http://www.bershka.com
As the name reveals, this boutique sells women's underwear, lingerie, swimwear and cosy home-wear. This Spanish chain offers everything from comfy pyjamas to sleek, sexy bras and panties.Address: Autovía A-7, Km 760, Churra, MurciaPhone: +34 968 81 33 39Website: http://womensecret.com
This Swedish chain, that you nowadays find almost everywhere in the world, provides high street fashion for both men and women at prices suiting everyone. Here in Murcia you find boutiques located on different locations around town.Address: Gran Vía Escultor Francisco Salzillo 9, MurciaPhone: +34 901 12 00 84Website: http://www.hm.com
In Italy Geox is ranked as the number one footwear brand and the technological solutions when making their shoes is very appreciated across the world.Address: Plaza de Jofre, MurciaPhone: +34 968 21 39 29Website: http://www.geox.com
Pull & Bear is part of the same group as Zara and Stradivarius. If you are young, urban and engaged with the environment this shop will fit you like a hand in a glove. Here you can buy the latest trends and pick a cool casual look, but still be environmentally friendly.Address: Av de la Libertad, 0, Barrio del Progreso, MurciaPhone: +34 968 23 84 50Website: http://www.pullandbear.com
Murcia-San Javier is a small airport located near Mar Menor, a large salt water lake, 28 miles from Murcia. A taxi takes about 30 minutes to reach the city. There is also a bus service that leaves for Murcia's bus terminal three times per day.Website: http://www.renfe.es


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Former Creighton Basketball Coach John J. "Red" McManus Passes Away
OMAHA, Neb. -- Creighton has learned the sad news this evening that former Bluejay head men's basketball coach John J. "Red" McManus has passed away. McManus was 88.
McManus was head coach of Creighton's men's basketball team as it rose to national prominence from 1959-69, including NCAA Tournament bids in 1962 and 1964. He led the program to a 138-118 mark on the sideline, and was a 1979 inductee into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame.
Among the players McManus coached were Paul Silas and Bob Portman. It was during his tenure that Creighton began playing all its home contests at the Omaha Civic Auditorium. When the University played its final regular-season game at the Civic in 2003, it was McManus at center stage as he flipped the switch to "turn out the lights" in postgame festivities.
He remained close to the program, continuing to make several road trips a year with the team, and was still referred to as "Coach" by recent Creighton men's basketball mentors Dana Altman and Greg McDermott. In 2012, McDermott invited McManus to practice for his 87th birthday, where the team serenaded him with "Happy Birthday".
"Red McManus will be remembered as one of the greatest Bluejays of all-time," said Creighton Director of Athletics Bruce Rasmussen. "His passion for life is something we'll cherish with fondness as we remember all that he did within the Omaha community and for Creighton."
Information on his funeral services can be found at http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/omaha/obituary.aspx?n=john-j-mcmanus-red&pid=166018397&fhid=7335
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of former Creighton men's basketball coach John J. "Red" McManus. http://t.co/ZiEtUTD28W— Creighton Basketball (@BluejayMBB) July 24, 2013
RIP Red McManus. Ex-basketball coach at Creighton passed away. A great coach and very nice person. Always had time for a story.— Tom Lilly (@jaystennis) July 24, 2013
RIP Red McManus, from @PivOWH: http://t.co/HBFY2d8tnE ... Always enjoyed our conversations when I was CU beat writer. Unbelievable memory.— Rich Kaipust (@RKaipustOWH) July 24, 2013
RIP Red McManus. A true basketball man that had a passion for people, life, basketball, and Creighton U. Great man/coach, he will be missed.— Kevin McKenna (@coachkmc3) July 24, 2013
R.I.P. Coach Red McManus. True Creighton legend. Great coach. Great man.— Nick Bahe (@NickBahe) July 24, 2013
RIP John J. "Red" McManus. A great man with tremendous passion for Creighton. Thoughts and prayers to Mary Jean and the McManus family.— Kevin Sarver (@KASarver) July 24, 2013
Sad to hear about Red McManus..a legend that will never be forgotten. #Rip— Doug McDermott (@dougmcd3) July 24, 2013
RIP Coach Red. Big part of Creighton basketball. Sad day— Grant Gibbs (@DoubleGfor3) July 24, 2013
Heavens basketball team just got a great coach, well miss you Coach McManus— Douglas J Ramos (@creightondoc) July 24, 2013
@DrDanielKolder @p_mac44 @dougmcd3 @brodyderen @chidanno @laluhoops Thanks for the memories and all the wins Red. You will be missed.— Dr. Daniel G. Kolder (@DrDanielKolder) July 24, 2013
"@creightondoc: Old Coaches Poem http://t.co/Y3gyB5YKdO #proboards"RIP Coach Red....a leader of men and a friend to many.— Coach McDermott (@cucoachmac) July 24, 2013
RIP Coach Red McManus. Former Coach at my Alma Mater Creighton. Got to know him when I played. Great guy and fiery competitor. CU Legend!— Porter Moser (@PorterMoser) July 24, 2013
Sad to hear about the passing of Coach Red McManus. #Legend http://t.co/UcIGC1ivyG— TJ Isaacs (@tjisaacsASU) July 24, 2013
The @BluejayMBB community has lost one of its greats. - "Former Creighton coach 'Red' McManus dies" via @OWHnews http://t.co/0jyq5gyesB— Danny Schreiber (@dannyaway) July 24, 2013
How do you start or finish ANY conversation about Creighton Basketball and not include the name Red McManus?— Jim Rose (@Jimrosehuskers) July 24, 2013
I'll always remember having Coach McManus and his stories. Best story ever: Him/Creighton recruiting Duke HC Mike Krzyzewski vs Bob Knight.— Brian Kooienga (@BrianKooienga) July 24, 2013


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Ogdensburg police charged Danyette M. Brown-Kimble, 34, of 306 Hamilton St., at 8:25 a.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Commerce Street and the Downtown Arterial for second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle. She was also ticketed for failing to stop at a stop sign. She was released on appearance tickets.
City police arrested Richard D. Goolden Jr., 30, of 11 Mill St., at 9:32 a.m. on Wednesday at the police station on a city court bench warrant for third-degree criminal tampering. He was arraigned and released on his own recognizance. No further details were available.
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East Carbon and Sunnyside fire officials subdued a fast burning brush fire near the East Carbon walking trail late Tuesday afternoon, stopping the blaze from damaging residential property a mere 50 feet from the path.
Only a few days earlier, on April 29, virtually the same crew responded to and doused a vehicle fire in Sunnyside, which also threatened several homes in the area. At this time, investigators are reporting that the fires do not appear to be linked. However, the proximity of the residential blazes has the east county communities and their public safety officials on alert.
According to firefighters on scene, the May 3 fire erupted just after 4:30 p.m. and quickly spread from small bushes along the East Carbon walking trail to larger trees in the area.
Because the walking path which runs along Grassy Trail Drive does border one of the city's larger residential areas, the growing fire called for swift action from firefighters on scene.
"This fire was burning hot and heavy only 50 feet from people's homes," said East Carbon firefighter and city council member James Wayman. "Our department did a great job putting this fire down fast."
While the cause of the fire is still under investigation, officials on scene reported seeing several children flea the area just as the fire began. Lead investigator and East Carbon City Police Officer Kelsey Shumway reported Wednesday afternoon that she was still waiting for a statement from the fire's closest eye witness.
The officer did confirm that several children where seen leaving the walking trail area just as the fire began.
After quelling the blaze, local firefighters chopped down several large trees in the area positively eliminate the possibility of a second fire.
"We often pay special attention to specific fuel, such as large trees when we are putting out a fire in wooded areas," said Sunnyside Assistant Fire Chief Jeremy Curtis. "It is important to make sure that the fire has no chance to re-ignite."
This walking trail fire marks the second time in a week that local crews were forced to battle substantial fire within the East Carbon and Sunnyside city limits.
According to Curtis, local fire crews were dispatched at approximately 12:20 a.m. on April 29 to a vehicle fire at 201 Circle Way in Sunnyside.
"When we arrived, the vehicle, a 1987 Chevy Pickup, was fully engulfed in flames and we concentrated our efforts on making sure that the fire did not gain access to any fuel which would have allowed it to spread toward homes in the area," explained Curtis.
According to the assistant chief, the vehicle's owner, Johnny Maderra of Sunnyside, immediately claimed that arson due to a prior personal conflict was the cause of the blaze.
As of Wednesday afternoon, Deputy State Fire Marshall Troy Mills reported that the cause of the fire was undermined, neither refuting or confirming the owner's claim of arson.
"A full report will be coming forward sometime next week," said Mills. "But at this time, our findings indicate an undermined cause for this vehicle fire."


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Corrupted Boot Record files I suppose.
Have him try doing F8 on startup and boot into safe mode.
BTW, moving topic to windows xp.
OS is XP home.
A friend at work was loading some software and it started deleting files of his hard drive, he could not stop the program so he just turned his computer off.
When he rebooted the OS would not load.
As it came pre-loaded i loaned him my XP disk so he could access the recovery console to try and repair the damage.
Now it boots to the splash screen ( where the green/blue line goes across ) then the screen goes black instead of loading windows.
Has anyone any ideas on what could be causing this.
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Corrupted Boot Record files I suppose.
Have him try doing F8 on startup and boot into safe mode.
BTW, moving topic to windows xp.
If he was deleting files at the time, he has probably deleted an important file.
As gen said he should try safe mode, this loads only the basic os files, he can then ( hopefully ) use system restore to before he deleted the files and everything should be ok. If its more serious than that he may have to reinstall windows ( over the top of the current so he can keep all his programs and stuff ). If that still fails to work he may have to format his hard drive and install xp again ( and sp2 while hes at it :P ).
Yup system restore would be the first step but I doubt it for some reason. So likely you guys are looking at a re-install.
He cannot get past the splash screen so I am going to suggest he does a repair install, any thoughts
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Formate + fresh install pretty much always works but as a last resort.
Make sure he is pressing F8 while his computer is booting up, start repeatedly pressing it from when the memory check is done, not when the windows splash screen is already up. If he already is and its still not working, try the repair as you said.
If he can't go into the loader prompts, he'll have no choice to either repair it from the CD or fresh install it. I'd suggest repair it, back up all the information you want and when you get some free time, fresh install it to avoid minor issues later on.
Thanks for that Genesis I will pass your advice on.
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I'm looking forward to how you proceed.
I gave him instructions to do a repair install and now everything is up and running again.
The only problem was his OS was pre installed so I loaned him my XP CD and when asked for the CD-KEY to re-register he put mine in instead of his own and MS accepted it.
So here is hoping mine does not have to be re-installed in the near future :wub:
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Working on her first city spending plan, City Manager Sharon A. Addison plans to make this years budget process a little different from what has been done in the past.
Instead of putting together a budget on her own and then presenting it to the City Council, she is getting council members involved earlier in the process.
Ms. Addison, who was appointed city manager in July, has set up a work session Tuesday to discuss next years budget.
She will not present any numbers that night, she said. She said its starting a dialogue with council members on what direction to take.
This is a different approach, she said Wednesday. I want it to be more transparent and engaging.
In the past, City Manager Mary M. Corriveau, whom she replaced, made her proposed budget public at the second council meeting in April. That might not happen this year, Ms. Addison said. It will depend partially on what happens at Tuesdays work session.
Calling it a logical approach, Councilwoman Roxanne M. Burns said it makes sense to get council members involved earlier because they pass the city managers proposed budget or make amendments to it. She said Mrs. Corriveau kept the budget shrouded in secrecy until presenting it to the council.
Itll give us a heads-up on how to proceed at this point, Ms. Burns said.
Council members already have information about what the Water Department would like in the capital projects portion of the budget. Last week, Ms. Addison had Water Superintendent Michael J. Sligar lay out a series of projects he would like for his department.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham said he likes the deviation in previous years, especially because the city will deal with a potential pension expense of $3.9 million as a result of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos offer to lower pension payments now and increase them later. In recent weeks, the mayor has said the pension smoothing proposal could cost the city more in the long run.
Well have a dialogue on the major issues, so everybody knows where were going, he said, adding that will allow the city to set some priorities.
The new budget process also represents Ms. Addisons managerial style, Ms. Burns said.
In a practice unfamiliar to the former city manager, Ms. Addison emails weekly updates to council members and doesnt talk much at council meetings. She relies more on department heads to make presentations and answer questions from council members.
In light of its pension costs, the city may have to make difficult cuts, implement higher property taxes or use the fund balance to keep taxes down, Mr. Graham said. He and Ms. Addison have had general discussions about her budget plans since she began talking with department heads about their wish lists in December.
I do not anticipate any radical plans, the mayor said.
He also is more optimistic about the citys financial situation after seeing the most recent sales tax revenue report, Mr. Graham said. At Mondays council meeting, he learned sales tax revenue was up $85,612, or 7.96 percent, from the months original budget projection, although year-to-date receipts are down $14,370, or 0.1 percent.
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In our monthly Model Off Duty stories, we always try to find some sort of uniting theme in the spotlighted subject's personal style. Some girls are super austere and others are whimsical, but there are few who are quite like today's museÂ--Anne Vyalitsyna, a.k.a. Anne V. With her playful taste in fashion, perpetually changing beauty look, and gorgeous figure that is beloved by everyone (from fashion designers to the dudes who read the swimsuit edition of Sports Illustrated), Anne V. is a complete knockout through and through.
Despite the fact that Anne V.'s kind of a style chameleon (more on that in a moment), her core of clothing choices reveal that she loves to make a statement, albeit a sophisticated one. While she goes for a range of colors and silhouettes, the regal Russian always includes at least one dramatic element in any given outfit. For example: she was snapped backstage at a Bottega Veneta show wearing a "traditional" MOD outfit, comprised of leather-like Members Only leggings and chunky black Tory Burch bootsÂ--all expected fare. But unlike many of her peers who would have kept things monochromatic and plain, Anne V. added an off-the-shoulder Roberto Cavalli sweater dress in an interesting animal-like print. This past fall, she made a similarly intriguing choice for the premiere of The September Issue at the MoMa. She styled three typically MOD-endorsed piecesÂ--Alexander Wang's Brenda Zip Chain Bag ($725), a Fashion's Night Out T-Shirt ($30), and an ahead-of-the-curve pair of Alejandro Ingelmo mulesÂ--but then added a bright red Moschino bandage skirt to mix things up and create an unforgettable combo.
Or consider two of her recent red carpet ensembles: a white strapless Peter Som frock she wore to the Met Gala and a multi-tonal draped Yigal Azrouel Silk Jersey Dress for The New York Botanical Garden's Winter Wonderland Ball. The former was juiced up with a handful of bold black Erickson Beamon necklaces, while the latter was punctuated with a zipper-embellished pair of Balmain boots. Some might say that wearing a standout event outfit is expected, but we must point out that even Anne V.'s less dressy looks have this can't-miss appeal. The statuesque stunner makes even a subtle greige color come alive via an interesting cut, as she demonstrated in a single-strap Anne Valerie Hash jumpsuit at an event last summer at the American Museum of Natural History. And who could keep themselves from gaping at the spectacular soft print of the Costello Tagliapietra cocktail frock Ms. V. selected for The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards? Not us!
If you're feeling like it's time you stood out from the crowd and want to take some style inspiration from today's Model Off Duty, we're happy to help. Readers who favor Anne V.'s casual ensembles probably have some of their own dark staples, but if not, do check out key foundation items like American Apparel's Shiny Leggings ($46) in Night Fever Black, Kova & T's Latex Leggings ($110) which are still an awesome pick, and Fiorentini + Baker Blag Boots ($530), which have an excellent chunky heel. Then you just need a stretchy mini like Current/Elliott's The Mini Skirt ($128) and Joie's Rusy Sweater ($178) for Anne V.'s backstage look. If you prefer her tee-and-bandage skirt outfit, pair BCBG Max Azria's Textured Power Mini Skirt ($138) or American Apparel's Interlock Pencil Skirt ($32) with your favorite cityscape shirt and heeled mules (we love Yves Saint Laurent's Closed Toe Slides ($695) though they are an investment).
As for Ms. V.'s dressier looks, we've got suggestions galore. Create your own tri-color mini dress by pairing a dark draped skirtÂ--like Silence & Noise's Drape Skirt ($48) or Alloy's Knit Drape Skirt ($29)Â--with a lighter-hued top in a silky fabric. Or you could opt for one of Alice + Olivia's frocks, like the Strapless Drape Dress ($440), which is a nice black-and-white iteration. Zip-embellished ankle boots like Aldo's Cousey Boots ($100) or Dollhouse's Lupo Zipper Booties ($67) will complete the outfit. Traditionalists who want to emulate her white feather frock will like Sue Wong's Strapless Feather Dress ($570), but for a more modern take on this dressy look, we suggest Diane Von Furstenberg's Yoko T-Shirt Dress with Chiffon Feathers ($325). It's still fancy, but the unstructured tee silhouette is a cool option. Finally, if you've got your heart set on Anne V.'s stunning jumpsuit look, try Aqua Couture's Drape Shoulder Jumpsuit ($136) or Diane Von Furstenberg's Draped Stretch Crepe Jumpsuit ($500). Whatever you settle on, you're sure to turn heads, much like our MOD!
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At Who What Wear, we work hard so we can play hard. In fact, our office mantra might be summed up best by the poignant lyrics sung by one of our favorite Atlanta Housewives, Kim Zolciak, in "Tardy for the Party." (Oh yes!) Much like said blonde, on Friday nights we want to: "Forget about work and the stress of the week / Party all night and we won't go to sleep." That sentiment is particularly true around the holidays, when we're given ample opportunity to celebrate with an endless stream of soirees. Of course, when marching to the beat of such a merry drum, it's important to be equipped with the best fancy footwear available. (After all, the perfect pump is the most covetable accessory, as it is one of the easiest ways to completely transform a look.) In the hopes of outfitting you for all your upcoming festivities-while keeping you on budget, of course-in today's Under $300 we've wrangled a selection of sharp and stylish heels that are certain to look chic all season long.
In addition to showcasing these fabulous shoes, we'd also like to suggest a little outfit advice, courtesy of Lily Collins. The former GOTM offered a shining example of perfect pumped-up party-wear when she wore a pair of Jimmy Choo for H&M High Heel Strap Shoes ($80) to a recent event. We appreciate the way she showed off her superb sandals by styling them with abbreviated harem pants and a sequined jacket; the resulting outfit is on-trend, easy to achieve, and very cost effective! Feel free to create your own celebratory ensemble with one of our shoe selections, just remember that wherever the night takes you: don't be tardy for the party!
Topshop Stagger Platform Feature Heel ($135)
At Louis Vuitton's F/W 09 show, models strutted down the runway in fancy frocks, bunny ears, and architectural heels. Although many of the party dresses shown were jewel-toned, the more modest black and gray versions were accented with equally enriched hues by way of pretty pumps. We couldn't help but think of those excellent accessories when we saw these sumptuous geometric heels, as they echo the runway's aesthetic and offer a little eighties edge. We'd pair these directional pumps with any solid-colored party dress to give it some sharp style, or knock out a high-powered look befit for any editor-in-training with cropped pants, a simple t-shirt, and a piece of strong-shouldered outerwear.
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Francina Pump ($120)
This flower-bedecked heel takes a classic black pump and launches it from basic to bold with the addition of an oversized bloom. The large rosette-adornment is cheeky but not cheesy, and reminds us of some of the best styles seen on Carrie Bradshaw's feet-she is the queen of hyperbolic flora after all! More recently, the big bloom also alludes to the ladylike looks seen on Valentino's F/W 09 runway, where knee and ankle-length pencil skirts were styled with bow-embellished heels. Both muses prove that festive footwear is best when it's chock-full of character, but luckily, unlike the styles worn by the SATC star, this pair won't cost you your rent!
Reiss Roxette Animal Pointed Court Shoe ($253)
One of our new obsessions du jour is the London-based line Reiss. While that might sound silly since they've been around since the seventies, the brand's recent collections have been noticeably fashion-forward, with an exceptionally eye-catching shoe collection this fall. These animal-print pumps particularly struck our fancy, thanks to their tasteful heel height and the novelty of the gilded zebra stripe. As we continue to investigate chic ways to incorporate a multitude of of-the-moment animal accents in our wardrobe, we'll use this shimmery heel to spice up a modern suit of black harem pants and a boyfriend blazer, though they'd also look swell with a demure frock too!
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Ladybug Pump ($80)
One of our most impressively wallet-friendly finds of the day, this sequined shoe is perfect for adding a hint of glamour to any ensemble. The splash of sequins is completely au courant and can instantly turn an outfit from casual to luxe. Pair them with unfussy wardrobe essentials for a touch of polished pizzazz or try them with your edgier favorites for a great girls' night out look. Either way, just make sure you're wearing an interesting polish-emerald green, perhaps?-as the peep-toe style will show it off!
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Barrie Platform Pumps ($148)
Platforms pumps were seen in spades on the fall runways, with nearly every major house showing a pair. Personally, we're thrilled with this trend, because not only does it make for a super-comfortable stiletto, the added height makes your legs look like they go on for days! We were captivated by the glamorous allure of the Guess by Marciano heels for their jazzy lizard texturing and elegant bronze sheen-a party-perfect pair, indeed! Wear them with some little leather leggings or a one-shoulder mini dress for a sophisticated and striking holiday look.


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NIAGARA FALLS, NY - If you watched Nik Wallenda cross walk across the Little Colorado River Gorge Sunday, you may have seen a commercial about Niagara Falls. It's estimated that over five million other people saw it too.
Niagara USA is the group under the Niagara Tourism and Convention Corporation (NTCC) that is in charge of Niagara Falls tourism and marketing. Niagara USA put together a television ad that ran in 15 major markets across the country.
According to John Percy, the President and CEO of the NTCC, the commercial's target audience was focused mainly on large markets and ran in major cities like Boston, Philadelphia, New York City, Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland.
"We really hit that main North East and Mid Atlantic and Mid West region where it's close driving distance to the falls... The impressions last night was 5.2 million impressions," Percy said.
That means that millions of people from major population centers all over this side of the country were expected to see the commercial promoting Niagara Falls.
The commercial was specifically shot for this campaign and Niagara USA wanted to focus in on the connection between Nik Wallenda and his walk over The Falls last year. The commercial even included a good luck wish from Niagara USA.
"When you're coming from a family of daredevils and he makes his first grand debut here in Niagara Falls, we have to play off of that and we have to capitalize it wherever we can," Percy said.
Percy says he knew that people would be talking about the walk over the Falls Sunday before Wallenda attempted his next big walk over the gorge near the Grand Canyon and that he wanted to take advantage of that.
"It was important that if they were discussing Niagara Falls that we were in the forefront of people's minds last night while they were watching... to reconsider us and think about us once again," Percy said.
Niagara USA decided to craft the campaign in hopes of bringing more visitors to Niagara Falls. In only one day after the commercial aired, Niagara USA has already seen a large increase in tourism interest.
"Our website had an uptake in visitation, our phones were ringing today from these various markets, and also bookings on our website and the number of reservations are up today alone, " Percy said.
According to Percy, the campaign was initially going to cost about $3,000. However, the recent settlement from the dispute over casino revenue between New York State and The Seneca Nation of Indians allowed Niagara USA to create a much bigger budget for the ad, and thus reach a far larger audience.
"We are a designated recipient out of the state legislation for those monies and we receive seven percent of the overall take that's given to the city... We put forth a little over $25,000 towards the campaign," Percy said.
The casino cash Niagara USA received was to be used for marketing purposes only, so Percy felt the opportunity was a perfect fit.
Percy says it was the perfect opportunity for Niagara Falls to be put in the spotlight and he can already tell Niagara Falls will benefit from the campaign.
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Choices abound at this heavily wooded historic (1919) resort along Gull Lake in Nisswa. Guests can stay in townhomes, cabins or clubhouse suites in lakeside or golf-course environments. The lodge features three 18-hole golf courses and one nine-hole course. Also, it offers a clean, 1,500-foot beach and a shallow, even-bottom swimming area that is safe for children. Enjoy an indoor waterpark with 110-foot water slide near the beach, plus fitness center. Glacial Waters Spa, featuring Aveda products, offers health and beauty treatments. Also, the lodge has renovated and operates several nearby classic cabin-style resorts. All have access to Grand View meal plans and golf packages and are managed to Grand View's level of quality. Examples: Gull Haven Lodge, Roy Lodge Resort, The Cabins at Deacon's Lodge and Bay Colony Inn. We loved the classic setup of Roy Lodge with its private feel, nice cabins, picturesque Roy Lake (we even saw a large bass in the clear water under the dock) and groomed beach. Plus an on-site manager. Grand View properties are spread out. You'll likely need to drive to your meal sites, the spa, the golf courses and the main lodge. Paul Bunyan bike trail is nearby. Grand View rooms from $305 for four; Roy Lodge from $365 for four.


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Thumbplay is the first music subscription service to be available on the top three phone platforms in the U.S.: the iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android.
The price of $10 a month and an excellent autoplaylist feature could make Thumbplay a contender, as long as they work out the bugs.
Pablo Calamera is joining the cloud-based music service as its chief technology officer, a newly created position.
Song and ringtone e-store, Thumbplay, announces a new music app for Windows and Mac, and apps for BlackBerry. iPhone and Android apps are coming soon.
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evanism writes: A hotel in Las Vegas that is accidentally designed to be a massive parabolic dish that focuses the suns rays into a DEATH RAY! Burns hair, plastic and causes pain. Shame they dont do this deliberately to focal harvest the suns rays into something useful! (sharks for the pools?)
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With the entire world worrying about their figures and the secret tips to remain healthy, there are a number of methods coming into the market to help them achieve success as a whole. Controlling your weight is very beneficial for your body and can lower cholesterol, help with diabetes, hypertension and much more. However, the million dollar question remains: Which weight loss method is right for you? Diets designed as a one-size-fits all don't work equally for everyone; that's a fact. Looking at your DNA as a roadmap can help you find the answers you are looking for.
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I go back to the loss of a real good friend, and the 16 summers I shared with him.
Those last words of the Kenny Chesney song I Go Back will be played just before three special children cross the starting line of the Watertown Urban Mission Bridge Programs annual Run for Recovery, set for 9 a.m. Saturday at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds, off Coffeen Street.
Hunter Thomas Garnsey, 9, Rocco Thomas Morgia, 1, and Easton Thomas Phinney, also 1, may not know it yet, but they have a special connection to Thomas L. Ivey II, for whom the race is named this year.
The three boys are sons of Mr. Iveys best friends from throughout his childhood and short adult life.
The three little boys never knew Tom, and I guarantee by the time theyre old enough, they will, said Mr. Iveys mother, Martha W.
Her son died Nov. 23, 2003, when the drunken driver with whom he was riding got into an accident. Mr. Ivey, 27, suffered blunt-force trauma when he was ejected from the vehicle as it hit a tree on Bailey Settlement Road in the town of Alexandria.
His friends always played that song, Mrs. Ivey said of I Go Back.
She said she has felt proud and honored that her sons friends remembered him in such a close way, using Mr. Iveys name as their childrens middle names. The boys, and other family and friends of Mr. Ivey, will release gold- and navy-colored balloons before the fifth annual 5k/10k run and 5k walk begins, Mrs. Ivey said.
As of Thursday, 330 people had pre-registered for the event, according to Urban Mission Development Director Andrew G. Mangione. People can pre-register until 4 p.m. today at the mission, 247 Factory St., at a cost of $20 per person or $110 for a team of six. Military members will receive a 10 percent discount. Day-of registration begins at 6:30 a.m. Saturday, at a cost of $25 per person, or $140 per team of six.
Proceeds will benefit the missions Bridge Program, which is an alternative-to-incarceration program for repeat DWI offenders. About 250 racers and several sponsors for the 2012 race helped raise $16,500 for the program.
Participants this year will follow a new course, which will start at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds and go out VanDuzee Street to outer East Main Street, and into Glen Park along Route 12E. Following the race, there will be an awards ceremony with free food, a silent auction featuring more than 20 items, and entertainment and childrens activities.
The events lead sponsor is Alpine Fence; other sponsors include the Watertown Daily Times, United Healthcare Community Plan, Sams Club and Lake Ontario Realty. Mr. Mangione said the support of all 18 event sponsors and the racers will help ensure the Bridge Program stays intact.
The Bridge Program costs about $65,000 to $67,000 to run, he said. That includes the Bridge director, testing kits for drugs and alcohol, the cost of case management, services we provide to help clients be successful.
With state funding for the program at $26,000, this race helps offset program cost, Mr. Mangione said.
More than 50 volunteers, including Bridge clients, will help run the event. Mrs. Ivey, her family members and Mr. Iveys friends, will be at the finish line handing out water bottles and commemorative bracelets to each runner. The event not only raises money for the Bridge Program, it raises awareness about drunken-driving accidents, Mr. Mangione said.
Mrs. Ivey said it all comes down to choices people can drink and people can drive, but they cant do both. She said that while you cant reason with someone who has been drinking, you can always offer to take them home, and hope they accept your offer so they dont hurt or kill themselves or someone else on the road. People also should think twice about getting in the car with someone who has been drinking, she said. Her son didnt.
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Darrelle Revis was asked yesterday about his contract and Revis chose to focus on his need to get his rehab finished up.
"Right now I'm not even focused on that, I gotta get this knee back to 100 percent," Revis said today at Florham Park. "That's all I'm focused on is rehabbing and we'll go from there. When the time comes (the team and I) will talk, there's not too much else to say."
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comIt's one of the unexpected twists of the firing of the team's GM. It's going to be hard for Darrelle Revis to walk into the new GM's office and request a new contract. Woody Johnson would know full well what the larger situation is and what if anything was promised — it of course would be up to them to let the new GM whatever promises they'd like to keep. This will increase the likelihood that Revis will play on the final year of his deal and not renegotiate until he gets through the 2013 season. So close to free agency, it's really going to be up to Revis to


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Completed The Epic 1v1 OF DOOM (IAR and Louis)
Discussion in 'ASB' started by Pikapwnd, Dec 12, 2011.
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Boundless Fun at Boundless Adventures
Photo: Boundless Adventures Team; Carew Herback, Molson
What a great photo! I wish Hammer and I had been able to help you out Carew with this one….below Carew gives us a glimpse of his day at Boundless;
My time at Boundless was spent watching young adults at the Boundless Ranch, a beautiful outdoor recreational area used to give outdoor opportuntities to those who could not enjoy them otherwise. The adventures are endless at Boundless, this group offers a wide variety of activities to challenge these young adults and in turn they will stretch their personal limits. No easy task for anyone. Quite a few of the activities are on the water; canoeing and kayaking the rapids seem to be the most popular. I was particularly inspired by the jungle gym and rock climbing barn that were wheelchair accessible. It was truly an amazing experience. Check out their website at www.boundlessadventures.org.
Thank you Carew for sharing your day with all of us, Cheers!


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They probably belonged to the former resident of her $800 Murphy bed-equipped studio apartment on Northwest 22nd Avenue and Glisan Street—the person who painted the walls bright yellow and left the kitchen and bathroom coated in so much grime they took hours to clean.
But Bozanich, 29, was thrilled. Not with the filth, of course, but with the fact that after several weeks of searching, she had finally found an apartment.
When her short-term lease ran out, it took even longer to find another place—she and her future roommates spent two months looking. They finally found a house in the Concordia neighborhood that, on their initial visit, contained seven aquariums of assorted reptiles. They grabbed it. (The reptiles later moved out.)
"I couldn't believe how fortunate we were," Bozanich says, noting that friends have looked even longer without finding a place that fit their budget. "We really counted our blessings on this one."
Portland has long had a reputation as an affordable West Coast city, boasting rents that are lower on average than in Seattle or San Francisco.
But affordability only matters to people who can actually find an apartment.
The Portland area has the tightest rental market of any major city in the United States, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Only 3 percent of apartments here are vacant at any given time—half as many as were available three years ago.
The days of apartment companies offering a month off or free parking are long gone. Apartment managers and landlords see people lined up outside rentals, many with applications and blank checks in hand. Desperate renters are finding places have been rented within minutes after being posted on Craigslist. Some renters have offered to pay above the advertised rent if it means they can land the place.
"We'll put something up and hear within five minutes they've heard about a property and want to have a viewing," says Bette Durham, a broker at Mainlander Property Management. "Unfortunately, we can't pull extra properties out of our hats."
The fierce demand for apartments in short supply is causing Portland's reputation for affordability to slip away.
Rents have risen 17 percent in the last five years in the Portland metro area, according to the Metro Multifamily Housing Association, a trade group of landlords and rental managers. That's well above the national average of 12 percent during that same time.
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And rents have jumped 8 percent this year—more than three times faster than the nationwide rate.
Rents are climbing even faster in downtown and the Pearl District, where they've jumped 16 percent this year, according to the records.
As a result, many people are being pushed to the edges of the city, adding to the hidden costs of housing, including more money and time spent commuting to jobs.
"If we care about people having choices about where they live, if we don't want to concentrate poverty on the edges of our city, then we need a range of housing choices in each neighborhood," says City Commissioner Nick Fish, who oversees the Housing Bureau. "We're limiting people's choices about where they can live and raise a family."
In a market where demand is so high, developers should be lining up to build more rental properties. But many say they face a dilemma. High-end projects still can't charge the rents they need to make them pencil out. And more modest building projects, where the rents are lower, are having trouble getting financing.
That might also be true in other cities. But in Portland, even during the building boom in the last decade, few developers had any interest in apartments—they built condos instead. That left the city short on rentals as the demand grew—from people who cannot afford to buy a house, those who had to give up the houses they owned, and a steady stream of newcomers who moved here despite the recession.
Mark McMullen, the interim state economist, says the influx was mostly young people willing to move here without jobs.
"Portland is still a magnet," he says. "And that's a good thing."
Except if you can't find an affordable place to live—in some cases, any place to live.