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Okay, I'll see what I can do about some exsamples for you later (it's 1.45 am here now, and I'm on a Windows PC).
Try this:
2x/(x-2) + 4x/(x+1) contracted would be what?
You got me on that. My mind is shot.
Okay, I'll see what I can do about some exsamples for you later (it's 1.45 am here now, and I'm on a Windows PC).
Try this:
2x/(x-2) + 4x/(x+1) contracted would be what?
Is that right?? Please reply back.
2x / (x-2) + 4x / (x+1)
first extend:
(2x * (x + 1)) / ((x-2)*(x +1)) + (4x * (x-2)) / ((x-2)*(x+1))
(2x^2 + 2x) / (x^2 - x - 1) + ( 4x^2 - 8x) / ( x^2 -x -1)
(2x^2 +2x + 4x^2 -8x) / (x^2 - x - 1)
and reduce the division a bit to make it pretty
(6x^2 - 6x) / (x^2 - x -1)
I'm really getting mad now. I don't understand nothing.
Tell you what, tomorrow I'll post a set of exsamples in a notation that's less calculator like.
kinda like your first post.
I'll have to latex it or otherwise make a little picture for your too look at, it's MUCH easier to understand once you get a notation you are familiar with.
And I'll make sure to do ALL the steps in moronic detail so it can't be misunderstood.
sound good? (I'm going to sleep now... so you'll have to accept or whine loud, really loud, because I sleep like a rock)
ok i accept.
Did LC confuse the hell out of you? Try this:
2 3(x-1)
--- + -------- =1
x 5x
Multiply both sides by x:
2 3(x-1)
--- + -------- = 1 x
1 5
Simplify it:
2 + -------- = x
Multiple both sides by 5:
10 + 3(x-1) = 5x
Let's break up the paranthesis:
10 + 3x - 3 = 5x
Subtract 3x from both sides:
10 - 3 = 5x - 3x
Let's do the math:
7 = 2x
Divide both sides by 2:
3.5 = x
Swap sides, and there you have it:
x = 3.5
4 1 5
----- - ----- = ------
x-2 x x-2
Let's multiple both sides by x-2:
4 - ------- = 5
Let's multiple both sides by x:
4x - (x-2) = 5x
Let's break up the paranthesis:
3x + 2 = 5x
Subtract 3x from both sides:
2 = 2x
Divide both sides by 2:
1 = x
Swap sides and there you have it:
x = 1
But of course there are 5 million other ways to solve these problems ...
While I agree that in that exsample multipling with x is the easiest way, the general way to do these is divisor contraction - it works everytime where as the clever way of doing less work may be hard to apply to all targets.
Of course if you are good at it, seeing an easier solution is often quicker, however doing it textbook style without thinking is my preferred method since I'm to lazy to look for loopholes.
The idea behind divisor contraction is of course to get only one division, and thus be able to calculate more easily on it. Kinda like the first exsample which is probably the easiest ones to do.
Oh and decimal notation will bite you in the ass, rounding off a fraction to get a real number is pure evil - if you use fractions throughout the problem and deliver your solution in decimal notation you are sure not to get rounding errors. Plus operations on fractions is dead easy.
(2 / 3) * 3 = 6 / 3 = 2
(2 / 3) / (3 / 2) = (2 * 3) / (3*2) = 6 / 6 = 1
The idea behind using fractions is that rounding errors are amplified each time to round up, and in most computations a round error will result in an undesired result.


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As one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in Germany, Leipzig's old town hall is well worth a visit. It is located on the market square of the city.Address: Markt 1, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 230 6036Website: http://www.dasalterathaus-leipzig.de
If you have a passion for history, a visit to the Voelkerschlachtdenkmal is a must. Erected in 1913, as a memorial to the 500,000 people who fought and the 120,000 people who lost their lives in the Battle of the Nations in 1813, it is Germany's largest monument.Address: Prager Straße, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 224 770Website: http://www.voelkerschlachtdenkmal.de
The Russian Memorial Church St Alexej is another Battle of the Nations memorial. This Russian Orthodox Church is worth a visit for its interesting architecture and interior.Address: Philipp Rosenthal Strasse, Leipzig
Take a break from the shopping and sightseeing by heading for a stroll or a picnic in this beautiful 1800 hectare park, which stretches in a circle around the town centre.Address: Auenwald, Leipzig
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Ratskeller is a 100-year-old historic restaurant under the New Town Hall with a rustic and cosy interior, the Ratskeller is one of Leipzig's biggest eateries, serves traditional dishes from Germany and Saxony and is the perfect place to sample the local cuisine.Address: Lotterstrasse 1, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 123 4567Website: http://www.ratskeller-leipzig.deMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Apels Garten is a traditional restaurant in the heart of Leipzig, serving some of the most tastiest Saxon dishes, which can be enjoyed either in the cosy restaurant itself or on the spacious terrace.Address: Kolonnadenstrasse 2, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 960 7777Website: http://www.apels-garten.deMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
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La Locanda is an Italian restaurant that offers traditional Italian dishes, pizzas and pastas. In the summer time you can site in the green open-air garden or why not in the dining room which is decorated in warm tones.Address: Gohliser Straße 42, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 689 4745Website: http://www.la-locanda.comMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
This restaurant is located at the Westin Hotels & Resorts and with its 2 Michelin stars they offer stylish menu with fresh food compiled by star chef Peter Maria Schnurr. Here you can enjoy good food while looking out at the sensational view over the city Leipzig at the 27th floor.Address: Gerberstrasse 15, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 988 0 Website: http://www.westin-leipzig.deMore info: email@example.com
Visiting Chang is like having a holiday within a holiday. The food and the atmosphere makes you feel as if you have jumped on the plane and landed in Thailand. If you love Thai food then do not miss this restaurant.Address: Gottschedstr. 18, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 253 5147Website: http://www.chang-leipzig.de
Drogerie is a nice, cosy and homely restaurant which serves German food. The menu is seasonal and they serve both local and international wine.Address: Schillerweg 36, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 2228 6466Website: http://www.drogerie-leipzig.netMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Trattoria Amici´s principle is "fresh, simple and good". To uphold the Italian tradition and authentic food is just as important as to make sure that all the guests enjoy their visit here. It is a good idea to call ahead and reserve a table.Address: Nurnberger Strasse 11, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 3552 1835Website: http://www.trattoria-amici.deMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Some might mistake this for a tourist trap but Zill's Tunnel is a lovely dinner experience. This is one of the oldest inns in Leipzig and they serve typical Saxon specialities.Address: Barfussgasschen 9, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 960 2078Website: http://www.zillstunnel.de
Bayerischer Bahnhof, just as the name implies, is an old railway station. It has a great welcoming atmosphere and of course a big list of beer to choose from. The food is German and to reasonable prices.Address: Bayrischer Platz 1, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 124 5760Website: http://www.bayerischer-bahnhof.de
Stadtpfeiffer is one of the most popular restaurants in town because of its amazing food and great service. It is on the pricey side but there is a reason to why guests keep coming back year after year.Address: Augustusplatz 8, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 217 8920Website: http://www.stadtpfeiffer.de
This lovely little place is mostly open daytime with amazing food made from scratch. The menu changes daily and this French place, of course, also have amazing desserts and good wine.Address: Mozartstr. 6, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 223 5260Website: http://www.ep-marieke.deMore info: email@example.com
Leo's Brasserie is located in the city centre, close to Leipzig Hbf. It has a simple decor but is a great place for a quick lunch. On a nice day you can enjoy a cold beer out in the sun.Address: Reichsstr. 20, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 149 2073Website: http://www.leosbrasserie.deMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Europe's oldest surviving coffee-house and restaurant still in operation is a real treat for all coffee lovers. It opened in 1694, and has since seen a raft of famous people indulging in the hot drink in its rooms, including Wagner, Goethe, Bach and Grieg.Address: Kleine Fleischergasse 4, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 961 0060Website: http://www.coffe-baum.deMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kaffeehaus Riquet is a traditional Leipziger coffeehaus with a beautiful interior and a lovely atmosphere, serving a wide range of coffees, teas and cakes.Address: Schuhmachergäßchen 1, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 961 0000 Website: http://www.riquethaus.deMore info: email@example.com
Try some Lebanese delicacies and maybe even learn how to make them thanks to Mohamad´s cooking classes.Address: Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 74, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 391 0105Website: http://www.cafepuschkin.de
This is where the students hang out. But don't let it scare you away, they have good food and drinks to reasonable prizes.Address: Peterssteinweg 10, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 462 5667Website: http://www.cafewaldi.deMore info: email@example.com
Opern Cafe is a cosy café with a luxurious feel serving a wide range of coffees, as well as food and beverages.Address: Augustusplatz 12, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 442 8430Website: http://www.opern-cafe-leipzig.deMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Visit this traditional pub and restaurant for a proper Saxon experience, with traditional Leipziger beer or Gose flowing, a great atmosphere and superb regional culinary treats.Address: Menckestrasse 5, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 566 2360Website: http://www.gosenschenke.deMore info: email@example.com
One of the typical venues in Gottschedstrasse, the Luise features trendy customers, good music and simple food as well as, of course, a wide variety of drinks to get you going. If you wake up with a hangover on Saturday, why not come back to the scene of the crime for the lovely breakfast buffet, served only on Saturday mornings.Address: Bosestraße 4, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 961 1488 Website: http://www.luise-leipzig.deMore info: email@example.com
This pub and brewery is housed in what was once Leipzig's main train station. It became a brewpub in 1999, when the derelict building was sold, and now serves a flurry of German beers as well as different forms of the local Gose beer, including Regenschirm – which is a cocktail mixing Gose with cumin liqueur and that dates back to the 19th century.Address: Bayrischer Platz 1, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 124 5760Website: http://www.bayerischer-bahnhof.deMore info: email@example.com
Spizz is a popular jazz bar frequented by the young and trendy, serving great cocktails and light food, with jazz bands playing on selected days.Address: Markt 9, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 960 8043Website: http://www.spizz.org
With more than 333 cocktails and drinks on the menu, as well as regional and international food, you are bound to find something to quench your thirst and hunger at this small but cosy lounge bar.Address: Dittrichring 17, LeipzigPhone: +49 177 579 6283Website: http://www.coco-bar.deMore info: email@example.com
Distillery is considered by many to be Leipzig's best club and plays hosts to a flurry of different bands and DJs playing everything from Drum & Bass, soul, hip hop to reggae, Jungle and old school.Address: Industriestraße 85-95, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 355 97400Website: http://www.distillery.de
For those with a taste for the alternative, this is the place to go in Leipzig, with a range of different club nights featuring electro and alternative music to rock and 1980s classics.Address: Hainstrasse 12-14, LeipzigPhone: +49 163 633 0011Website: http://www.darkflower.de
Nachtcafé promise to play the finest in hip-hop and house music, and inviting some of the best DJs on the scene, you cannot fail having a ball in this funky place.Address: Petersstrasse 39-41, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 355 850 55Website: http://www.nachtcafe.com
For the best disco tunes in town and the chance to practice your best Saturday Night Fever moves, head to Night Fever, which features an eclectic mix of people – some dressed up to their teeth's in their best 1970s and '80s gear.Address: Gottschedstrasse 4, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 149 9990Website: http://www.night-fever.net
Featuring the best dance classics, a stylish club ambience and party-loving people, this funky place guarantees you a great night out. If you're something special, reserve the VIP room.Address: Katharinenstrasse 13, LeipzigPhone: +49 341 960 3306
Leipzig-Halle Airport is located 18 km from Leipzig city centre. Getting to and from the airport is easy, with the Airport Express railway service, which runs every half an hour, taking visitors to the city centre in only 14 minutes. Taxis are available outside Terminal B and outside Leipzig Hauptbahnhof, and will take you to or from the airport in about 30 minutes.Address: Flughafen Leipzig/HallePhone: +49 341 224-0Website: http://www.leipzig-halle-airport.deMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com


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- 2 medium white onions, sliced
- 2 carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 2 Scotch bonnet chilies, cut in half, seeds and ribs removed
- One 3-inch piece ginger, peeled and sliced
- 2 bay leaves
- 6 white peppercorns
- 4 cups water
- 4 boneless, skinless chicken thighs, each cut into 4 pieces
- 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, each cut into 4 pieces
- 2 cups unsalted peanuts
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 baking potatoes, peeled and cut into 2-inch cubes
- 4 tomatoes, cut into quarters, or 2 cups roughly chopped canned tomatoes
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 pound spinach, tough stems removed, washed
Combine the onions, carrots, chilies, ginger, bay leaves, peppercorns, and water in a medium pot and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce the heat to medium, add the chicken thighs, and simmer, uncovered, for 15 minutes. Add the chicken breasts and simmer for another 10 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked through.
While the chicken is simmering, toast the peanuts in a small dry sauté pan over medium heat until golden brown and fragrant. Let cool, then grind 1 cup of the toasted peanuts in a blender to a smooth paste. Set aside.
Using tongs, remove the chicken from the cooking liquid and set aside. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the vegetables to a food processor; discard the bay leaves. Puree the vegetables until smooth. Set the broth aside.
Heat the oil in a large sauté pan over medium heat. When it begins to shimmer, add the potatoes and sauté until they are golden brown, about 10 minutes. Add the chicken pieces and brown them on all sides, about 10 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat.
Stir the vegetable puree into the broth and bring to a boil. Add the peanut puree and the remaining cup of whole peanuts and whisk until well combined. Add the tomatoes, chicken, and potatoes and simmer until heated through, about 5 minutes.
Remove from the heat and season with the salt. Add the spinach and stir until the spinach is wilted.
Serve with Yellow Rice.
Reprinted with permission from The Soul of a New Cuisine: A Discovery of the Foods and Flavors of Africa by Marcus Samuelsson, (C) 2006, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.


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March 7, 2011 - In 2001, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences instituted the first Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Since 2001, Ringling College alumni have been racking up the Oscars. In fact, alumni have worked on Academy Award winners every year except 2002, when a Japanese-produced film was chosen. This year's winner, Toy Story 3, was the highest-grossing film of 2010, and the highest-grossing animated film of all time. It was also the second animated feature ever to be nominated for Best Picture. Beauty and the Beast (1991) was the first. You guessed it – Ringling alumni worked on that one, too.
Ringling College alumni also worked on James Cameron's Academy Award winning 3-D film Avatar, which features motion capture technology for body movements and facial expressions.
Below is a list of Academy Award winners for Best Animated Feature, and the Ringling graduates who helped bring them to life:
Toy Story 3 (2010)
Ben Beech '08
Katie Coyle '05
Doug Dooley '95
Catherine Hicks '09
Nick Pitera '08
Jessica Sances '02
Lindsay VanderGalien '06
Up (2009)
Katie Coyle '05
Luke Martorelli '00
Nick Pitera '08
Gaston Ugarte '02
Lindsay VanderGalien '06
Alonso Martinez, '08
Wall E (2008)
Jamie Landes '04
Amber Rudolph Martorelli '01
Luke Martorelli '00
Gaston Ugarte '02
Ratatouille (2007)
Paul Aichelle '92
Doug Dooley '95
Jamie Landes '04
Amber Rudolph Martorelli '01
Luke Martorelli '00
Happy Feet (2006)
Maggie Langley '95
David Linsey '03
Shawn Lovette '97
Brock Stearn '01
Tonya Noerr Tornberg '01
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)
Jason Wen '99
The Incredibles (2004)
Doug Dooley '95
Billy Merritt '97
Finding Nemo (2003)
Paul Aichele '92
Doug Dooley '95
Billy Merritt '97
Shrek (2001)
Rhett Collier '95
David Doepp '94
Tim Keon '94
Also in 2010, Ringling College students won 8 out of 15 CINE Golden Eagle Awards in the student division for animation and Departure of Love won a Special Jury Award.


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Everyone loves football, soccer, hockey, basketball, baseball etc..., and those sports do help sell papers, mainly due to the sheer volume of players that can be featured from game-to-game.
On any given day, someone new can be the hero.
In individual sports, such as skiing and snowboarding, you can either be the hero or the goat, depending on what kind of day you have.
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The Northeast Sports Network, an online home for local sports in the lower region of the NEK since 2005, is making their way up Interstate 91, and will begin covering games at North Country, Lake Region and United Christian Academy high schools starting in 2013.
"We have covered North Country and Lake Region games before, and both schools were very receptive to the idea of having us cover them," said founding member Eric Berry.
Beginning with the winter sports season, NSN will feature twenty games, covering the three schools listed above in the next calendar year.
CAPE COD, MA–The Vermont Shamrocks U-16 girl's team won the Cape Cod Classic this past weekend, beating a host of teams from the Northeast Region of the United States, including the U-19 Shamrock team from Vermont.
They opened the tournament with a win over the Connecticut Northern Lights, who according to sources, featured a coaching staff a parental group that were beyond awful in their demeanor.
Former Shamrock Salley Hoer said hello to her old teammates in game two as Vermont faced off against the Cranston Reds.
The green and white won the contest decisively 4-1.
I have just about had it with Gary Bettman and the NHL, specifically Gary Bettman.
As hockey fans are now sitting through the third work stoppage under his regime, it is time to take a long, hard look at what Bettman has done for the NHL and the fans that are finding it increasingly hard to stay interested.
First; Let us look at a few of the good things that Gary has done for the league and more specifically for me, the fan.
1. The Winter Classic.
Old School hockey played on an outdoor rink.
Or as old school as the rules would allow, anyway.
NEWPORT–Scoring goals in soccer is all about accuracy. In most games that I have watched, there are more balls sent over and wide of the net as opposed to actual shots on goal.
That is why the statisticians keep a "shots at goal" stat.
For Derby Elementary soccer stand-out Emily Willis, things are very different.
Accuracy for her is the normal, not the exception.
Willis is two-time Vermont State Elk's Girl's Soccer Shoot champion, winning the 9-10 division last year and the 11-12 group this year.
NEWPORT–Sophomore Sam Brunnette will be the sole representative from North Country at this year's New England Regional Cross Country Meet at the Twin Brook Recreation Center in Cumberland, ME this weekend.
Brunnette is coming off of a season that his seen steady growth for the runner, beginning with his first race on the course at Primeau Farm.
"It was a pretty good season. I was going into the year hoping to do well and I started off with a PR (personal record), which was nice," said Brunnette.
The rest of the season, while not flashy, was effective.
ESSEX–As the buzzer sounded signaling the end of the Division II Northern Vermont Youth Football League title game, the cheers erupted from the stands, the bench, and the field, as the North Country Junior Falcons defeated the Winooski Spartans, becoming champions once again.
The team that began the year with an 0-2 record rebounded beautifully, taking ownership of their season and rolling their way through the competition to get the championship game and become the kings of Division II.
BURLINGTON–In all the years I have been watching field hockey, I have never seen Missisquoi Valley Union's team look scared.
On Wednesday afternoon, on the artificial turf at the UVM athletic complex, the North Country Falcons struck fear into the hearts of the mighty Thunderbirds.
MVU (12-3-1) went on to win the contest, 2-1, but it was a lot closer then they would have liked it to have been.
"I am very proud of these girls," said coach Chantelle Bouchard as she struggled to keep her emotions in check.
Missisquoi came out of the chute on fire.
NEWPORT–The North Country Falcons will find themselves against a familiar opponent when they travel to UVM for the Division III field hockey semi-finals today at 3:30.
Coming off their dramatic 1-0 win over Bellows Falls, the team's spirits are high.
"They are excited," said Bouchard. "They really want to get out on the field and just play."
Missisquoi Valley Union (11-3-1), ranked third in D III, were the Falcons first round advisories last year, and they defeated NCU in well-fought battle on the hard-packed sand in Swanton.
THETFORD–This year's State Meet had the best running conditions in 4 years with dry trails, temps in the 50s and a bank of fog that didn't lift until the girls challenge race.
The Division I girls varsity race started off the day, and NCU was running with a depleted squad.
We were missing our #2 and #3 runners due to season ending injuries earlier in the month.
Haley Jo Tetreault was not at 100% for the day's race, but she worked though the race finishing 23rd in Div I (34th in the State).
Junior Jade Dandurand was our second scorer with her best time at Thetford in 25:04.


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A Harrisville woman was charged Monday in Gouverneur with driving while intoxicated after allegedly leaving the scene of an accident in Harrisville.
Lewis County sheriffs deputies said that at 6:02 p.m. Monday, Tonia A. Simmons, 34, was making a left turn from Depot Street onto Maple Avenue when she hit an oncoming vehicle driven by Casey McEathron, 26, Gouverneur, then left the scene.
Mr. McEathron was taken by private vehicle to E.J. Noble Hospital, Gouverneur, for treatment of neck pain.
State police stopped Ms. Simmons at 6:50 p.m. that day on Depot Street in Gouverneur and charged her with DWI, while Lewis County deputies additionally charged her with leaving the scene of a personal injury accident, failure to yield at a yield sign and driving over a stop sign.
She had a blood alcohol content of 0.15 percent, police said. A BAC of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law.
Harrisville firefighters and ambulance squad members assisted at the scene.
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CANTON The newest graduates of St. Lawrence University were encouraged Sunday to remain lifelong learners who adapt to a rapidly evolving world.
Under overcast skies, 519 received bachelors degrees and 29 were awarded masters degrees during a two-hour outdoor ceremony that drew hundreds of camera-toting family members and friends to the Creasy Commencement Commons.
Jeremy D. Lawless, 24, was eating a bagel and fruit as he waited for his graduation procession to begin. Next fall, he will teach at Eaglebrook, a private boys school in Deerfield, Mass.
I am ready, but its pretty surreal, he said about ending his four years as an SLU student and alpine ski team member. Once I get that diploma, it will be stress-free.
Madeleine V. Lavelle, 21, a history major from Weston, Conn., has secured a job selling advertisements for Conde Nast Publications. She expressed mixed feelings about ending her college days.
Im sad, but Im ready. I will miss all my friends, she said.
Roger W. Ferguson Jr., one of three honorary degree recipients, advised members of the class of 2013 to use their knowledge to lead the nation to more solid ground during these uncertain economic times. He serves as president and chief executive officer of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association-College Retirement Equities Fund.
Our world is being reshaped at relentless pace by globalization, technological advances, demographic trends, economic challenges and other forces, Mr. Ferguson said. To thrive in this environment, you must be a lifelong learner, someone who is continuously growing his or her human capital to align with the way the world is evolving.
He said the recent financial crisis occurred because people and companies put the pursuit of profits and their own self-interest first, ahead of what was best for their customers, their long-term shareholders, their employees and society at large.
He advised students to understand the concept of personal finance and to start saving money on a regular basis while theyre still young.
If you ignore the financial aspects of your life, your energy to make a difference will be severely diluted. You cant really change the world if youre worried about paying off your credit card debt, he told students.
Rebecca P. Mason, a graduating senior and winner of the universitys Joan Donovan Speech contest, drew parallels between the Harry Potter book series and the adventures students will find ahead.
We are heading into the unfamiliar, new cities, new schools and new jobs, she noted. But just as Harry Potter had no idea what he was getting into, we shall quickly make this next phase our home. We will drag our trunks onto trains, get off at our next stop. Our next phase holds great adventures, more education and new people.
Joseph L. Kennedy, retired president of SUNY Canton and SLU honorary degree recipient, reminded students to spend time doing what they like with people they care about because those are the moments theyll cherish later in life.
My message is that you should work so that you can live, not live to work, Mr. Kennedy said. So go out, work hard, live hard and try to remember that the really important ah moments rarely come except when you are doing something that has a real connection with your soul.
Speeches were also given by senior class president Amy E. Callahan and John J. OShea Jr., a 1974 SLU alumnus who received an honorary degree. Brian Gardam, director of Hospice and Palliative Care of St. Lawrence County, spoke on behalf of his agency, which received the North Country Citation. Welcome remarks were provided by SLU President William L. Fox.
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The Utah Department of Transportation utilizes a number of different processes for planning the agency's long-range goals for highways across the state. One of the most important factors influencing the transportation department's plans is the input of citizens residing in local areas.
Unfortunately, people frequently display little interest until a bulldozer shows up in their backyards to begin work on a roadway improvement project.
To remedy the situation, UDOT is sending the department's long range planning team to locations across the state to meet with local citizens and gather input for the state's motorized transportation system projects, slated to take place through the year 2030.
"It takes about eight years from the time we begin working on an idea for a project to construction," explained UDOT planner Lee Theobold at a meeting conducted in conjunction with Price city's planning commission monthly session on Monday. "We have a 20-year guide for investments and that largely starts with these meetings."
A small number of local citizens attended the meeting to comment on local roadway conditions, despite announcements publicized in the newspaper.
The transportation department looks at certain things in making the agency's highway plans, pointed out Theobold at the informational gathering. First, UDOT considers the safety of roads, then looks at the bridges that may need to be built or replaced at the pavement itself and finally they look at the congestion problems certain areas may be having.
"It's like anything else," he told the group. "The better maintenance we do on bridges and roads now the longer they will last and the better economy they will provide. In actuality, good roads cost less over the long run."
Carbon County residents in attendance at the meeting viewed a slide show on the development of road projects that supported what Theobold stated. Then, UDOT opened the gathering to accept public comments.
"I'm just wondering how many road projects are already scheduled for the Carbon County area already," commented Gary Lyon, a member of the Price planning commission.
Lyon also asked whether there are anymore passing lanes being put in between Wellington and the Green River area on U.S. Highway 6.
"Right now, the division has $40 million budgeted for projects within Carbon County," replied Theobold.
The second question asked by Lyon was answered by Kleston Laws, the Price district manager for UDOT. Laws highlighted the various roadway improvement projects that are planned.
"There are really no new passing lanes planned for that area, although there are some plans to extend a couple of the ones that are already there that ascend some of the hills on the road," said the Price district manager.
Laws also noted some other projects that are soon to be worked on or that have funding for the next three years in the Castle Valley area.
The highway improvement projects include the following:
Installing the bridge for the passing lane north of Sunnyside Junction.
Completing the Helper interchange on U.S. Highway 6.
Putting in a passing lane in Price Canyon near the old Peerless mine west of Castle Gate.
Expanding the section of U.S. Highway 6 between Wellington and Price from two to five traffic lanes.
Constructing passing lanes from Huntington to Poison Springs Bench in Emery County.
Residents attending the UDOT meeting brought up some other areas they thought the transportation department should consider, including Highway 10 from Price to the Four Mile Hill.
"I know that is bad," said Laws. "It's a very narrow corridor with a lot of houses close on both sides. We do have some money to do a study on that."
Another concern brought up by local citizens involved the one area on the same stretch of road - the turnoff that goes to east on 1850 South.
Complaints voiced at the UDOT meeting involved the rise of the hill and the fact that cannot see very well to pull on and off the road.
Another area of concern raised at the gathering was the junction of Utah Highway 31 and U.S. 6 in Huntington. Some members of the assembled group felt that intersection needed a traffic light.
"That intersection has been studied and even though it seems it should, the study says it does not warrant a light," said Laws.
Another area that many residents have complained about for years that was brought up in the meeting was the Peerless port of entry.
"I have never seen anything like that," commented one member of the audience.
Laws agreed it had been a problem for years, but pointed out that there was at least one other port of entry like it, east of Monticello.
Francis Duzenack, the planning and zoning official for Price asked if a four lane road would ever be run through Price.
"When they built the by pass the part that ran through Price was taken down to two lanes, while just west of Price it is four," he said. "Now UDOT is going to make a four lane road between Price and Wellington. When is it going to be made into four lanes through Price."
No one had an answer for that question. It apparently has not been talked about or considered.
Another point that was brought up during the meeting was the issue of the long rumored Wellington by-pass road. Some in the room felt that if that was in the works, the new road between Price and Wellington should not be done and instead the money used for that.
"That road may come some day," said Laws. "But I don't think it will happen for a long time."


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Seventy-five cosmetology students from across St. Lawrence County learned tips from the pros Monday while attending the first-ever Hair Event hosted by Board of Cooperative Educational Servicess Northwest Tech Center, 100 Park St.
Stylists from salons across the county, including Salon 1020, Ogdensburg, Todays Hair & Day Spa, Potsdam, Tangles Salon & Day Spa, Gouverneur, SmartStyle, Potsdam, Suzanns Hair Shoppe, DeKalb, traveled to the Northwest Tech Center, 100 Park St., answered questions and talked about their personal experiences as they gave hair tutorials to the students.
The students learned about hair dyes, styling techniques and how to do different types of haircuts. Some students also walked away with salon products and straighteners as part of several raffles held throughout the day.
The demonstrations were organized by Northwest Tech cosmetology teacher Vicky L. Garrabrant and teaching assistant Colleen Evans. Students from the countys other Tech Centers – Southwest Tech Center, Fowler, Seaway Tech Center, Norwood – also attended the event. Mrs. Garrabrant has worked for over 27 years in the cosmetology and has taught at Northwest Tech for over seven.
Everyone is going to experience things differently, Ms. Garrabrant said. Its nice for the stylists to share their situations and to hear how they handled difficult situations. Not everything is going to go perfectly all the time. Things will happen. Students are seeing what goes on in the field. But there are also seeing its fun, its possible and you can take it as far as you want to take it.
Shelly L. Murray, owner of Todays Hair and Day Spa, Potsdam, said she welcomed the opportunity to share her experiences with the students.
Its a fun industry, Ms. Murray said. It can be entertaining, fun and educational all at the same time. I think by the students seeing something different than the day-to-day, is hopefully it inspires them to continue in this profession.
Ms. Murray, who has been in the field for over 29 years, says her six-member staff now sees over 100 clients a week. Her salon now offers manicures, pedicures, massages and facials. She says she has seen a lot of changes in the industry over the years.
Its been a passion of mine for all of these years, she said. It is a little harder in the north country. Theres a limited about of clients and many salons. So it really pushes us to want to be more creative and to really drive that to a different level. Were constantly educating ourselves.
Sarah A. Fitzpatrick, a stylist at Ogdensburg Salon 1020 who graduated from Northwest Tech in 2007, said she was happy to be back at her alma mater helping aspiring stylists.
The BOCES program definitely benefited me – from being more confident to learning the basics of a one-layer haircut, she said. It definitely will get the students on the right track as far as the basics they are going to have to learn. Its a good starting place, but of course they will gather the most experience when they actually get into the field.
Cosmetology student Samantha E. King, 18, Ogdensburg, said she was very impressed by the visiting stylists knowledge.
They are interesting to talk to, she said. They have a lot to say and learn from. I think its great to have them show us what they know. I learned how to do a type of clipper cut. I thought that was very interesting – we dont do that much of that here.
Chelsea M. Foster, 17, of Lisbon said she was looking forward to the event for several weeks.
Its a great opportunity to have this here and to have the other BOCES students come in, she said. I personally love what we do, and cannot wait to get out there. Having a clinic three days a week has really helped me. Were doing hands on learning instead of book work. It makes us better.
There are currently 38 students enrolled in the program at Northwest Tech. The Cosmetology program meets for two hours and 20 minutes each week day. Three days a week, the classroom is transformed into a fully working salon run entirely by the students.
Its definitely a good opportunity for career exploration, Principal Jane S. Akins said. The students that are really interested in the field come here and excel right away. Then they have an opportunity to become state licensed cosmetologists by the endthats the carrot.
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If there are any fears about the future of a Job-less Apple, Apple's VP of Industrial Design Jonathan Ive wants to put them to rest. In an interview this week with The Telegraph, Ive said that his most impressive work at Apple has yet to come. We'll take him at his word. Jobs sure knew how to surround himself with an amazing team of talent.
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Ive is one of the Apple leaders who helped make Apple become the most valuable company in the world. Ive played a major part of the creation of more than a few of Apple's superstars, including the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, and he says that Apple's best work is yet to come. When asked by The Telegraph's Shane Richmond which of his designs he will most likely be remembered for, Ive said, "That's a really tough one. A lot does seem to come back to the fact that what we're working on now feels like the most important and the best work we've done, and so it would be what we're working on right now, which of course I can't tell you about."
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A simple Google search reveals the scope of the situation: Thousands of articles from hundreds of sources ranging from communists to constitutionalists are reporting that Rand Paul has changed his mind and has embraced the use of drones to kill people suspected of committing crimes.
John Hudson, writing for Foreign Policy online, describes the purported mass defection of libertarians from the camp of Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.).
Ron Paul's vibrant fan base is in open rebellion today over Rand Paul's reversal on domestic drone strikes. The Kentucky senator, whose famous 13-hour Senate floor filibuster did much to strengthen his ties with his father's hardcore following, told Fox Business Network on Tuesday he's OK with drone strikes on American citizens who, for instance, rob a liquor store.
Before any readers rashly decide to abandon Paul over this (and other) recaps of the Fox Business appearance, the senator's comments should be more closely examined, especially in light of his already famous 13-hour filibuster of the nomination of John Brennan to lead the CIA.
Here are Senator Paul's comments that have apparently summoned the ire of legions of his former admirers:
I've never argued against any technology being used when you have an imminent threat, an active crime going on. If someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and fifty dollars in cash. I don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him.
Admittedly, that sounds less constitutionally clear than the senator's prior statements from the Senate floor during his filibuster. For example, when asked during his filibuster how long he planned to carry on, Paul responded with an inspiring pledge to "speak as long as it takes, until the alarm is sounded from coast to coast that our Constitution is important, that your rights to trial by jury are precious, that no American should be killed by a drone on American soil without first being charged with a crime, without first being found to be guilty by a court."
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As we are set to watch the Jets as they prepare for the second half of the season, they have left themselves in a less than advantageous position when it comes to vying for the playoffs. At 3-5, Rex's Jets find themselves two games out of a playoff spot with a lot of work to do before they can even be considered in the hunt but mathematically they are very much alive.
However, it will take a complete 180 for the Jets to make it back to the postseason, at 3-5 the Jets will likely have to go 6-2 at worst in their final eight games in order to even have a shot. '
Lucky for the Jets, the AFC has proven to be weaker than it's been in quite some time so much so that an 8-8 team might have a reasonable shot but that is contingent upon the fact that they actually, you know, win games. The question is do they have the talent and the ability not to shoot themselves in the foot and God forbid the head (see Miami game) in order to right the ship. I have taken the liberty of looking over the Jets final eight opponents and categorizing them so let's take a look at what stands between Gang Green and another playoff run:
Games They Should Win:
11/18. At St. Louis
12/09, At Jacksonville
12/30, At Buffalo
*Acknowledging that there is no such thing as a "lock" in the NFL, especially with the Jets these are games that they should not lose (at least on paper) or are more likely to win than to lose. These are opponents that are obviously inferior and ideally the Jets should have no problem putting away even on the road.
Games They Could Win:
11/11, At Seattle
12/02. vs Cardinals
12/17, at Titans
12/23, vs Chargers
*These opponents are a tier above the "should win" games and although none are great, each could very easily create problems for the Jets. However, all of these teams are flawed in a certain way that makes them very much beatable but far from a pushover. The two biggest tests will be this weekend against the Seahawks, who arguably have the league's best home field advantage and one of the best defenses in the league. In addition, the game against the Chargers just before Christmas will certainly not be an easy one, with Phillip Rivers at the helm although the Jets have had his number recently.
Definitive Underdogs:
11/22. Thanksgiving Night vs Patriots
*I'll be honest in that I don't think the Pats are a very good team but by this point they will have been on quite a roll even though it is safe to say the Jets should have beaten them in Foxboro. Vegas and the pundits will make the Jets home underdogs once again because of the momentum of the Patriots and the lack thereof of the Jets. We will see what type of football the Jets are playing at that point but for now we'll file this game under: "Don't Hold Your Breath."
Final Thoughts:
I would like for this team to get rolling and start playing some consistently better football but from what I have seen, the cynic in me says that they just don't have the talent to contend this year, the hole they've dug for themselves appears to be too deep. On the other hand, if there is any team that consistently surprises me (both good and bad) it's the Jets so anything is possible albeit unlikely.


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POTSDAM - SLC Arts has just announced the release of the inaugural Fine Art Up North calendar - an annual publication featuring a juried selection of work from north country artists.
Each month of the 2014 calendar features a different artists work in a high gloss 8.5x11 reproduction. This years calendar includes work by the following local artists (listed in the order their work appears in the calendar): Sharon H.J. Cheng (Potsdam), Melissa Schulenberg (Potsdam), Michiko Taylor (Potsdam), Jim Bullard (Potsdam), Leon LeBeau (Colton), Anne Siebley (Canton), John Elwood Cook (Wellesley Island), Paul Pedersen (Russell), Steven Pedersen (Potsdam), Ray Whalen (Parishville), Judy Andrus Toporcer (Colton), and Timur Isack Azaev (Hannawa Falls).
The calendars will be available for purchase for $12 each starting Oct. 5 at the Remington Arts Festival on the Canton Village Green. Anyone who joins or renews their SLC Arts membership at the $50 level or above between now and the end of the year will receive a calendar as a free gift.
The calendars may also be pre-ordered for shipping for $16.79 each by sending a check for to SLC Arts, PO Box 252, Potsdam NY 13676 or through the SLC Arts website: www.slcartscouncil.org > Local Art > Calendars. For more info, call SLC Arts at 315-265-6860.
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GLOVER - To the backdrop of Glover's historic panted curtains and the sounds of local musicians, Bernie Sanders took the microphone Sunday night to deliver his speech on issues facing America. Sanders is holding 31 Town Meetings during his re-election campaign to talk about his work in Washington.
He discussed Vermont's move toward a single-payer healthcare system; his fight to protect Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid; the need for decent paying jobs and how to get them; fixing the economy; and his fight to get the top one percent to pay their fair share of taxes.
DERBY LINE – The Haskell Opera House was burglarized over the weekend.
Lynn Leimer, the opera house manager, said someone came in sometime between Thursday night and Friday morning and made off with close to $500 in donations made to the Haskell.
The donation box was destroyed inside the building to gain access to the cash. Somehow the door to the opera house was opened and police say that there is no sign of a forced entry. Haskell officials said Sunday that they do not know yet if security footage reveals the perpetrator.
IRASBURG - Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder in the brain that sends signals to the body without someone's knowledge. It's similar to a wiring system gone wrong. The side effects include such things as having vocal or head ticks, clearing your throat involuntarily, and other involuntary motions.
Neither rain nor cold could dampen the spirits of the Duckies, those hearty souls who put it all on the line for the Newport Rotary Club's Annual Duck Regatta.
First place winners and the People's Choice category for business ducks were Kelsie and Alan Dauphin of Financial Blueprints in Newport Center.
WMOO's Milkshake joined the celebration with his Ducky date, the Regatta Mascot.
LOUDON, NH-Joe Gibbs got his 100th career NASCAR victory as an owner Sunday when Denny Hamlin took the flag at Loudon, New Hampshire's Sylvania 300. Hamlin, in a Toyota, recorded his fifth win of year in the second installment of the Chase for the Cup.
That finish improved his position to third in the Chase , a mere seven points behind leader Jimmy Johnson.
Hamlin has run well at Loudon finishing in the top five in the last seven starts here.
He took over the lead on lap number 94, holding the lead for a total of 193 laps overall.
NEWPORT–St. Johnsbury netted two second half goals in what turned out to be a very physical contest as the Hilltoppers blanked the Falcons 2-0.
"It was a 1-0 game and adrenaline was very high. We are still in the game and then on a goofy play they countered and it kind of took the wind out of our sails," said coach James McKenny.
Said St. J coach Stephen Levesque, "We had to match their intensity. They (NCU) came out from the get-go and I wanted our kids to win their individual battles and we did a much better job of that in the second half."
NEWPORT–UCA's boy's soccer team had its' largest outpouring of offense of the season, scoring six goals to defeat Concord 6-0 on Saturday.
"We had a great game," said coach Alyssa DeLaBruere about the win. "We worked all week on passing and communication and it paid off."
It was a new look Crusaders who took to the field at Gardner Park.
Jon DeLaBruere took his brother's place in goal while Chris moved up to the mid-field, and for a guy who hasn't played goal since he was eight years-old, Jon put up a good performance.
NEWPORT–The North Country field hockey Falcons played a very defensive game against Stowe on Saturday, but came up on the losing end of the 1-0 contest.
"The past three games have been defensive ones for us," said coach Chantelle Bouchard. "Stowe always has a good record, so we knew we had to stay with that style of play today."
In the first half, Stowe (5-3), although not on the top of their game as of late due to illness, showed why they usually field a strong club, controlling play and spending roughly eighty-five percent of the time in the North Country end.
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BRADFORD - Billy Cashin provided the eventual go-ahead score on a unassisted tally 10 minutes into the second half as the Lake Region boys soccer team knocked off Oxbow 4-1 in a wet Saturday contest to put a damper on the host team's homecoming weekend.
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MORRISTOWN Cattlemans Restaurant may be making a comeback.
Eight months after John G. Hagopian was forced to close Cattlemans Steak & Ale when the state Liquor Authority revoked his liquor license, a familiar face is interested in purchasing the building and reopening the iconic restaurant.
Michael J. Kinney, Syracuse, operated the restaurant in 2003 and 2004 on behalf of building owner Mahlon T. Clements. Mr. Kinney is hoping to buy the 309 Main St. building and return to the village.
Its got a million-dollar view, Mr. Kinney said. Its a lovely spot.
But Mr. Kinney, who currently works with Sutton Real Estate, said he needs to hear from the community before making a final decision.
I want to listen to the community, to be honest, he said. It should be about what they want. I think thats the secret to the restaurant business.
Mr. Kinney and Mr. Clements, working with Morristown Chamber of Commerce President Nathan Barker, are inviting community members to the Morristown Fire Hall Thursday at 7 p.m. to discuss their vision for Cattlemans.
Coffee and snacks will be provided, Mr. Kinney said.
Mr. Kinney said he is excited by the idea of moving back to the north country,
I really enjoy the north country, he said. Mr. Kinney moved back to the Syracuse area in 2008 after spending several years helping Mr. Clements run various restaurants. In addition to working in real estate, Mr. Kinney also runs Kinney Brokerage, a restaurant consulting business that partners with restaurants on everything from budgeting to food preparation.
Ive been in the restaurant business for 40 years, Mr. Kinney said. If there seems to be some genuine support, I think weve got to look at it.
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Saturday, March 13, 2010The Lipscomb Bisons again connected for 11 hits, including a fourth inning grand slam by Ryan Wilkins, but lost 14-5 to Ball State in their final game Saturday evening at the Caravelle Resort Classic hosted by Coastal Carolina.
They also collected 11 hits earlier in the day in a 17-14 loss to Michigan at Watson Stadium in Conway, S.C.
The Bisons switched to BB&T Coastal Field in Myrtle beach, S.C. for the game.
After Ball State scored two runs in both the second and third innings, the Bisons tied the game on the one-out grand slam by Wilkins. He also had a double to center in the sixth inning.
In the fifth the Bisons took a 5-4 lead. Lee Wilson led off with a bunt single. Tyler Wilson followed with a single through the right side. M.L. Williams moved each one of the Wilsons up base with a sacrifice bunt. Lee Wilson scored on passed ball.
Cory Hale continued to have a hot bat for the Bisons. He had three hits against Ball State. Earlier in the day he also connected for three hits against Michigan.
Right-hander Davey Hackett started the game for the Bisons. He threw 5.1 innings. He gave up nine runs, eight earned, on 12 hits. He walked one and struck out eight.
Left-hander Alex Ross came on in relief and and lasted for only two-thirds of an inning. He allowed two hits and four runs. He walked three and struck out 1.
Right-hander Chad Fromm closed out the game for the Bisons. In two innings he gave up two hits and one run. He walked two and struck out three.
The big inning for Ball State, 5-10, was the sixth inning when they sent 12 batters to the plate for nine runs on six hits.
The Bisons, 5-10, will be back home at Ken Dugan Field at Stephen L. Marsh Stadium for a 4 p.m. game with Middle Tennessee State. It will be the final tune-up before playing Belmont March 19, 20 and 21 in the first Atlantic Sun series of the season.
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OK. I admit it. I am floundering in Linux. But that's what I like - there's SO much to learn!
I setup my homebuilt PC with SuSE 9.0 using the FTP boot ISO and accessing the mirror of a mirror I copied to my HDD on a windows box on the LAN. I thought everything went smoothly, but the box runs as slowly as a 486 running windoze XP!
I found plugger and found a number of items I believe are not installed (ie: No drivers.) I figured out how to do a screenshot and how to setup and use GIMP, and I ftp'd the .jpg to this location: http://home.comcast.net/pmarion/hardware.jpg
:-[ So, how do I install the drivers and or configure them? :-[ (The Radeon display adapter says it is installed but not configured, for example.)
Note: The Motherboard is an Intel SE440BX2.
Thanks in advance.
Or should this be posted in Hardware? (If so and a moderator wants to move it, please accept my apology for misposting in the 1st place!)
1. Link you posted shows nothing (some url error)
2. I think it's pretty much depends on the driver......they should be configured according to vendor instructions (at least in my experience with NIC drivers)
3. as to the display driver - if it has been installed but not configured I guess you can do the post configuration usinf Control Center, or Yast2 on Suse.
i don't care the much where a post goes, anywho - grab off the drivers from ATI and read the docs for installing them. that should cover you
i can not access the page you posted...
Sorry - I typoed the URL. :-[
It makes it through post fine and gets into KDE - but it is v e r y s l o w... and the mb bridges are shown with no drivers, as is the CPU, memory, and others. That's what the jpg shows.
Check this PET:
fixed link, well not fixed, made it clickable!


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Family Waterpark Package
Directly connected to the Sheraton is the Fallsview Indoor Waterpark, 3 Acres of water fun for the entire family. The TripAdvisor Travelers Choice Award Winner for amusement parks and waterparks in Canada, the day is sure to slide away from you!
Your Family Waterpark Package includes:
- One or Two nights accommodations
- Up to Four Fallsview Indoor Waterpark Passes
View Package Conditions
This package is based on 4 guests, up to 2 additional waterpark passes can be purchased upon arrival. Children 2 years of age and under are free.


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Running Diary and Live Twitter Reaction – Giants
We all miss Rich Ward Jr.'s regular series of the musings in the Twitterverse during the games. Rich's new job has gotten in the way of him being able to post much, so, with his permission, I decided to give this a stab. This may... read more »