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The Summer Adventure Program extends the popular outdoor experience enjoyed by E&H students to high school juniors and seniors, giving a greater number of young people the opportunity to bond with nature while working with others.
The Emory & Henry Summer Adventure Program is a 12-day experience from Saturday, June 20th through Thursday, July 1st, 2015. During that time high school students will hike the Channels State Park, backpack and boulder in the Grayson Highlands State Park, navigate rivers on stand-up paddle boards, bike the Creeper Trail, raft the Noli Gorge, and hike to the summit of Mount Mitchell. In the evenings they will make camp in the back country or at area campsites.
While undertaking these outdoor adventures, students will learn such skills as preparing a backpack, cooking outdoors, bouldering and navigating in the wild. Students also will maintain a journal and undertake other projects that encourage reflection on the experience.
"This is a learning experience," said Jim Harrison, director of the E&H Outdoor Program and of the summer program. "But at the same time there is no doubt that this is great fun for the participants. Although these are vigorous adventure activities, they are greatly enjoyable and accessible to a wide range of skill levels."
"This is a learning experience…greatly enjoyable and accessible to a wide range of skill levels. Jim Harrison
Director of Outdoor Programs
The adventure program provides opportunities for growth, as students learn about their relationship to nature and as they learn how to work with and rely on colleagues during group adventures. "Emory & Henry is fortunate to be located in a region that provides tremendous opportunities for outdoor adventure and individual advancement. Repeatedly we have seen young people blossom as confident citizens and leaders through their communion with the outdoors," Harrison said.
Emory & Henry's Outdoor Program has been praised for its diversity of experiences and for the leadership and communication skills it fosters. Last year, Blue Ridge Outdoors magazine ranked the College among the top eight adventure colleges and universities in the East and Southeast.
Along with fulltime program staff, the qualified, competent student leaders who regularly facilitate Outdoor Program trips and clinics will guide and mentor Summer Adventure Program participants.
"A big reason why the Outdoor Program is popular on campus is because fun is contagious, and the student trip leaders love to share the fun and their expertise with other students," said Harrison.
Emory & Henry is nestled in an outdoor adventure paradise. The Appalachian and Iron Mountain trails, The Virginia Creeper Trail, The Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, The Jefferson and George Washington national forests, and the New, Holston, and Clinch rivers are just a few of the adventure opportunities close by.
Because of the program's growing popularity and prominence, Emory & Henry President Jake Schrum encouraged the development of the summer adventure program. By hosting the program, the College creates the opportunity for a larger number of prospective E&H students to not only experience the environment in which the College is located, but also to bring to their engagement with the outdoors the liberal arts perspective from a top liberal arts school.
"An Emory & Henry education can enrich an outdoor experience in amazing ways, helping students gain insight into the natural world in ways they never would have imagined," Schrum said. As a member of the College faculty and director of the Outdoor Program, Harrison has been in a unique position to cultivate and guide students into learning opportunities that are a synthesis of academic writing projects and adventure experiences.
After completing his graduate work, Harrison began teaching writing and literature courses in the fall of 1998 at Emory & Henry College. In 1999, he started an extracurricular hiking club, and in 2005 the club became the E&H Outdoor Program. He instituted the E&H Semester-A-Trail program, which offers students the opportunity to remain fulltime students while attempting a thru-hike of the entire Appalachian Trail.
"Because of the impact that the college's Outdoor Program has had on the lives of a growing number of students, it makes sense to expand it and extend it to others, hopefully engaging them more fully with the natural surroundings of our region and with this extraordinary college."
Tuition covers the cost of all meals during the Program, excluding breakfast on arrival day and dinner on departure day. The Emory & Henry Outdoor Program believes the word backcountry means good, quality food. Learning how to prepare tasty meals in the backcountry is one of the best things about the experience.
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The Summer Adventure Program is a small camp where big adventures happen.
The E&H Summer Adventure Program will only accept up to twenty students, and six instructors are dedicated to the Program, which means the student to instructor ratio will always be at least 4 to 1, guaranteeing plenty of personal attention and guidance. Our instructors are qualified backcountry leaders, but they are most importantly caring, fun people.
The first day (June 21st) will be arrivals, introductions, orientation, and students will stay on campus the first night in a campus dorm. Day two will begin the backcountry adventure with a hike to the Channels Natural Area Preserve, and after the hike, the group will transition to Grayson Highlands State Park for a night's stay in the camp ground. Days three through five will be a backpacking trip into the high country, returning to the Grayson Highland campground for night five. Days six and seven will be spent exploring the bouldering opportunities in the Grayson Highlands State Park, and after bouldering on day seven, the group will transition to Beartree Campground. Days eight and nine will be spent biking the Virginia Creeper Trail and Stand Up Paddling on South Holston Lake, and after the SUP trip on day nine, the group will transition to the Nolichucky River Campground. Day ten the group will raft the Nolichucky Gorge with USA Raft, staying again at the Noli. Day eleven the group will wake up early for the Mt Mitchell Summit Bid, and after bagging the tallest peak east of the Mississippi River, the group will return to Emory & Henry Campus for a final night's stay in a campus dorm. Day twelve (July 2nd) will be presentations and departures.
Jim Harrison, Director of E&H Outdoor Programs, will oversee the Summer Adventure Program and be the primary contact person throughout the Program. He will regularly visit the group and be a constant resource for field instructors.
Andrew Blease, Assistant Director and Program Coordinator for the E&H Outdoor Program, will be the head instructor in the field.
In addition to the Emory & Henry Outdoor Program Staff, five Emory & Henry Outdoor Program trip leaders will serve as instructors to the Summer Adventure Program.
An Emory & Henry education can enrich an outdoor experience in amazing ways, helping students gain insight into the natural world in ways they never would have imaginedJake Schrum
21st President of Emory & Henry College
This experience for Preston turned out to be much more than we all ever dreamed it could be. Thank you all for making this possible for him.
I asked Preston what could be done to improve his experience and he said add Kayaking!!! He had no complaints, whatsoever! We loved the GPS tracking site updates and the FB page. We were able to keep our family and friends updated on Preston's progress through the entire trip! Everyone was very responsive to that.
I would like to say that this entire group had such a profoundly positive impact on him, that it was hard for him to adjust, once he got back home. He came away from this journey definitely inspired and feeling like he had expanded his family unit—that was how much of an impression you all and the students made on Preston. And I think that was the greatest gift of all for him— this feeling of family. This was priceless and invaluable but it was hard for him to let go, when it was time to go home. This part of his journey reminded me of graduating from college and the transitions involved. It was heartwrenching. Again, this meant the world to us, as parents.
There isn't a day that goes by, since the trip, that he doesn't bring up an experience from it, in some way or another. This is his niche in life, I'm sure. He has also started using what he has learned and begun taking his little brother, TJ on mini bike rides and hiking trips. Preston was very serious when he told you all that he wanted to volunteer next year. If any of you plan anything local outdoors activity and wouldn't mind including Preston, it would mean the world to him. Once school starts, he will be taking you all up on that offer of dropping by, so be looking for him!
Jim, let us know if there is anything we can ever do to repay you for your kindness, we can't thank you enough.Linda, Harold, Preston, Kealie and TJ
Family of a 2014 Summer Adventure Program student


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Hi, dont know if post this here is right. Im having issue. When i put in my backupgame it works and verything is running nicely. But a few min into the game the system just freeze. It wont load any futher
I check to see if my system warms up any.But No its cool still, so i wait... after 10 min i go and click on the eject botton and it slide out fine. But it will not load back to dashboard.
I shut down the system and reset and it goes back to dashboard, I wait and everything runs fine, I even connect my network and watch movies and anime fine.
I slot in another game this time my actual game and after a few mintues the same again.
Does any one whats causing it?
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ENB Region 4 Completed Applications 10/19/2011
Delaware County
Seva Foundation
Scott Rd
South Kortright, NY 13842
Seva Foundation
Scott Rd
South Kortright, NY 13842
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Permit(s) Applied for:
Article 15 Title 5 Stream Disturbance
Article 24 Freshwater Wetlands
Article 17 Titles 7 & 8 P/C/I SPDES- Groundwater Discharge
Project is Located:
Kortright, Delaware County
Project Description:
The applicant proposes to construct an expansion to the Annex site where the primary raised system of sanitary wastewater fields will be constructed. Construction involves directional drilling of force main under Betty Brook and within the adjacent area of freshwater wetland HO-20. The expansion also entails the modification of the existing SPDES permit to delete 2 outfalls that no longer exist and add a groundwater outfall and a surface water outfall. There will be a temporary impact to the adjacent area of the wetland for temporary construction areas. The construction is part of the NYCDEP upgrade program. The department has made a tentative determination to issue a permit for a State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES) permit under Article 17 of the Environmental Conservation Law. This tentative determination indicates that the discharge regulated under this statute is considered to satisfy regulatory standards for permit issuance, based on information available to the Department at this time. As a tentative determination, the Department seeks comments on the proposed regulated activity prior to making a final decision on permit issuance. As such, this tentative determination does not signify Department approval for or endorsement of the activity for which a permit is sought or for the overall project. A draft permit is available for review and comment at the address below.
Availability of Application Documents:
Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection during normal business hours at the address of the contact person. To ensure timely service at the time of inspection, it is recommended that an appointment be made with the contact person.
State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) Determination:
Project is an Unlisted Action and will not have a significant impact on the environment. A Negative Declaration is on file. A coordinated review was not performed.
SEQR Lead Agency: None Designated
State Historic Preservation Act (SHPA) Determination:
A cultural resources survey has been completed. Based on information provided in the survey report, the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP) has determined that the proposed activity will have no impact on registered or eligible archaeological sites or historic structures. No further review in accordance with SHPA is required.
Coastal Management:
This project is not located in a Coastal Management area and is not subject to the Waterfront Revitalization and Coastal Resources Act.
Opportunity for Public Comment:
Comments on this project must be submitted in writing to the Contact Person no later than Nov 18, 2011.
Martha A Bellinger
NYSDEC Region 4 Stamford Sub-Office
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Los Angeles, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Hanley Ramirez went 4-for-4 with two home runs, five RBI and four runs scored to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 12-2 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the third installment of a four-game series on Saturday.
"Hanley has found something and I hope it continues. Everything fell our way today," said Dodgers manager Don Mattingly.
Matt Kemp, Justin Turner and Drew Butera each drove in two runs for the Dodgers, who snapped a three-game losing skid.
After flirting with a no-hitter in his last start, Hyun-Jin Ryu (6-2) yielded two runs on 10 hits over six solid innings to earn the win.
In the worst outing of his young career, Brandon Cumpton (0-2) was tagged for 11 runs -- 10 earned -- on 11 hits and two walks over just 3 2/3 innings.
"His (Cumpton) fastball command wasn't what we seen from him in the past. It was a bad day for him," said Pirates manager Clint Hurdle.
Jose Tabata collected three hits and Jordy Mercer had an RBI for Pittsburgh, which had its two-game winning streak snapped.
Andre Either drew a one-out walk and advanced to second on Yasiel Puig's groundout in the first. Ramirez plated Either with a two-out RBI single up the middle. Following an Adrian Gonzalez walk, Kemp's single to left made it 2-0.
Either reached second on a fielding error by left fielder Starling Marte and Puig beat out an infield hit to start the third. Ramirez brought in Either with a base hit to left and Gonzalez doubled to drive in two. Kemp's sacrifice fly plated Ramirez for the first out of the inning. Turner then singled to center to make it 6-0.
Mercer drove in Tabata with a double to left to put the Pirates on the board in the fourth.
In the home half, Ramirez homered to center field to start the scoring. Turner's RBI single to right was the third straight two-out base hit for the Dodgers. Butera welcomed reliever Jeanmar Gomez with a two-run triple off the top of the wall in left field to give the Dodgers an 11-1 cushion.
Travis Snider scored Mercer, who reached on a force out, on a base hit to right in the sixth inning.
Ramirez smashed his second solo home run in the sixth off Bryan Morris to put the Dodgers back ahead by 10 runs.
Ramirez's five RBI and four runs are both tied for career highs ... The
Dodgers 12 runs are a season-high ... Puig has reached base in 32 straight
games ... Pittsburgh went 1-for-8 with runners in scoring position ... Jamey
Wright allowed just one hit in three scoreless innings of relief work for the
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
The Detroit Red Wings signed veteran forward Brad Richards a one-year contract on Wednesday.


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Avid announces Pro Tools 11, iOS-compatible hardware interfaces
updated 01:25 pm EDT, Mon April 8, 2013
Software upgrade concentrates on faster performance
Avid has announced Pro Tools 11, the next version of its high-end audio production software. The update concentrates mainly on speed; it for instance uses a new audio engine, which is said to offer "multiple times" the performance for Pro Tools 10. Along the same lines, the app has converted to 64-bit architecture, gained offline bounce and a low-latency input buffer, and enabled dynamic host processing, which should allow more simultaneous plugins.
Metering has been improved to show gain reduction for all dynamics plugins on each channel, and wider standards support. A new video engine meanwhile lets people handle the soundtracks for clips in formats such as DNxHD and QuickTime; this includes using hardware video interfaces.
Pro Tools 11 and HD 11 should ship sometime this quarter. The former will cost $699; as for HD 11, only upgrades from HD 9 and 10 have been revealed, at costs of $999 and $599, respectively. Upgrading the regular edition of Pro Tools to 11 will cost $399 in the case of 9, or $299 for 10.
Avid has meanwhile started selling two bus-powered audio interfaces, the Fast Track Solo and Fast Track Duo. The two are the company's first to offer direct support for iOS devices through their USB ports, instead of requiring an adapter cable. Each interface is equipped with two gain controls and level monitors.
The Solo ($179) sports one XLR mic input, a 1/4-inch TS instrument input, a 1/4-inch TRS headphone output, and two RCA line outputs, among other features. The Duo ($299) uses two combo XLR/TRS inputs for handling mics and instruments, and has two 1/4-inch line inputs, matched by two 1/4-inch TRS outputs.


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I missed it last night because i had no idea it would be on and tuesday.
Thought the thread would be longer....
I missed it last night because i had no idea it would be on and tuesday.
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Infect me with your love and Fill me with your poison...
Miriam said she's not interested in going back to the Amish right now. The outside world just holds too many opportunities. But she didn't say she'd never go back. None of them said they'd never go back.Originally Posted by galliard
Also Randy said that he'll be better able to be friends with Miriam now, after having been in the house.
I suspect that when it comes time to marry and raise a family, most of them probably will go back to the Amish, to at least give their children a good foundation for their belief system. I'm just guessing of course.
This was a good series, and I especially enjoyed the finale. I wish there was some way to check up on all these folks in a few years time to see what they're up to. (Well maybe not all of them, just the Amish kids and Kevan. )
"I'm telling you - it's a madhouse out there. I feel like Charlton Heston waking up in the field and seeing the chimp on top of the pony." ~ Dennis Miller
I wish they did like a few other shows I've seen: on the last show, or right after the last show, have a sort of "town meeting"...the cast is gathered together once more, but in a forum-like setting. They can comment on the show (now that they've seen it), clear up misconceptions, and take questions from the audience. I'd love to hear some of the CK's defend/explain some of their behavior, or at least own up to it.


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Official site for Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Stumble upon bustling Belgrave nestled in the lush surrounds of Sherbrooke Forest and get your fill of the quaint and urban, mainstream and alternative and of course, Puffing Billy.
The iconic steam engine
Swing your feet out the sides of Puffing Billy's open carriages or watch the scenery unfold from first class as the much-loved 100-year-old train chuffs between Belgrave and Gembrook.
Alternative village life and urban delights
Learn more about alternative living in Belgrave's diverse range of wholefood, natural healing and fair trade shops. Browse the second-hand bookshops and the galleries like Belgrave Art Stockade.
Embrace the quirky side of the ranges at Horatio's Amazing Home, a 1917 cottage made of flattened kerosene tins fixed to a eucalyptus tree frame.
Acknowledge Melbourne's proximity and indulge in some urban pastimes. Catch a summertime movie under the stars, grab some sushi and see an unexpectedly high-profile band on stage at Ruby's Lounge.
Escape into the forest
Flee the busy village by disappearing deep into Sherbrooke Forest, amid the exotic plants in the George Tindale Memorial Gardens or by the water features in the Alfred Nicholas Garden.
Protecting the tall forests of the Dandenongs, the Dandenong Ranges National Park is well known for its spectacular Mountain Ash trees and lush fern...
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The George Tindale Memorial Garden contains a number of plants rarely found in cultivation, which are thriving in the acidic soils, cool temperate...
Soar above the tree tops at this eco-adventure paradise in the Dandenongs, with flying foxes and obstacle courses for the faint- and lion-hearted.
The many linking paths through this garden take you beneath a canopy of awesome Mountain Ash Trees. Walk through shady trees down to the picturesque...
All aboard for a ride on Australia's oldest steam railway, through thick forests and lush fern gullies, or travel first class for olden-times romance.
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text: Like quite a few on eBay, I suspect that the seller is just a nitwit and thinks the camera is a: worth a fortune because it's old, b: made a mistake with the decimal point, C: things some bidders are morons, and D: all of the above. I have seen sellers with Argus C-3s and starting bids of $100. Generally, if one gets $10 for a C-3, they are doing pretty well. Yet, it can be a very good camera if it's properly adjusted and the user knows how to shoot photographs. same for the Isolettes, and many of them suffer from frozen helicals, bad bellows, or bad shutters. I have 3 Isolettes, (1 is an Ansco Speedex -- same thing). Two of them work great. The other has something wrong with the focus.


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Waterfront on Jenkins Pond. Contemporary Ranch with 59 foot deck overlooking the pond. Three bedrooms, two baths, gas heat, central air, high ceilings, hardwood floors, open floor plan. Full wall of windows and room to expand in the basement. New roof and move-in ready. Approved Title V septic system recently pumped.


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I now know how to spot drug dealers, they have absolutely appaling fashion sense. But seriously a (barely) passing grade finale to a very poor quality season. Let's hope next season is much better.
I will take the 13 episodes and hope for more but tonight was funny. Just like the clip show in Season two. This episode had me in stiches but a special mention goes to Garretts voice in the insanity bit. Makes me laugh every time. Now to watch it again
I don't mind the will they or wont they arc and I understand why Castle has been acting this way. What really need to happen is for both of them to be locked in a room together but really Beckett brought it on herself. She hasn't been open to him at all and she is in danger of losing him.


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Staffing Stream: How staffing can benefit from 3D print
November 25 2013
3D printing is expected to be a $1 trillion industry within the next 25 years and to produce a third of all production by 2020. And the impact to industry cannot be understated, says Michael Neidle in a new post in The Staffing Stream. Neidle is president and CEO of Optimal Management. To read the post, click here.
The Staffing Stream is a blog where issues, trends and views from all corners of the staffing industry are discussed. Our ecosystem includes a range of thought leaders — such as executives at staffing firms, buyers of staffing services and representatives of industry vendors, among others. For more information, go to The Staffing Stream home page here.


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The $300 Aros integrates intelligent thermostat functionality into a standard window air unit, giving consumers whose homes lack central HVAC systems access to money- and energy-saving features usually reserved for those who can install more permanent solutions like Nest's learning thermostat.
A set of basic touch controls is found on the unit itself, but more advanced functionality can be managed using Quirky's Wink smartphone app. Users can allow the Aros to learn their schedule and adjust cooling settings, for instance, or they can take advantage of their handset's GPS system to turn the unit on or off based on their location.
Budget-conscious consumers can also define a monthly energy quota and have the app alert them when they approach the limit.
The latest product of the six-month-old partnership between Quirky and GE, the Aros is by far the duo's most ambitious project. Previous releases -- such as an egg tray that alerts users when eggs are going bad and a multi-purpose environmental sensor that detects motion, sound, light, temperature, and humidity -- have attacked specific pain points, but the companies have not addressed core appliances until now.
The Aros is available now from Quirky or Amazon.com, and Quirky says the unit will also be sold in Home Depot retail outlets.


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With more than six inches of heavy, wet snow on the ground, more than 20 homes were without power at 10 a.m. in the southern part of the county -- 21 in Warren Township, less than five in Montgomery and Peters townships. Power was restored to a dozen customers in Washington Township and the few who lost electricity in Greene Township.
Snowfall eased up around 10 a.m.
"Within the next hour we should have a second pass on all roads," Washington Township Manager Michael Christopher said at 10 a.m. "We've had no major problems. We don't know if we're going to get the next blast." Crews started their first pass at 2:30 a.m., took a break for breakfast then went out for a second pass, he said. The snow was fairly easy to push.
Once cleared, roads remained bare. They held the warmth from the sun on Tuesday. Temperatures on Wednesday hovered above freezing.
Shippensburg had an official 6.8 inches of snow as of 1 p.m., according to Timothy Hawkins, geography and earth science professor at Shippensburg University.
Winds are expected to pick up slightly during the day to about 17 mph.
Power outages that last for 24 hours or longer, according to West Penn Power. The utility recommends that customers have enough supplies to provide for the safety and welfare of all people and pets in their household.
Less than five outages were reported in Greene Township, Franklin County, and more than 100 in Fulton County -- 96 in Thompson Township and a few in Ayr, Union and Belfast townships. About 40 homes in western Adams County were without electricity.
"At present, no roads have been closed in the county," said David Donohue, director of Franklin County Emergency Services Department. "Roads remain slick and road crews are working to clear them. Snow is expected to continue through the bulk of the day. We continue to recommend that citizens stay off the roads unless they absolutely have to be on them. This allows the road crews to move freely and reduces the risk of crashes."
Minor crashes were reported across the area.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike restored normal speeds at 11:40 a.m. after operating under a Weather Emergency since 7 a.m. when speed limits were reduced to 45 miles per hour. All abandoned vehicles continue to be removed from the shoulder to allow crews to clear the highway.


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March 6, 2008
Conference USA spring preview
Mike Huguenin
Rivals.com College Football Editor
June Jones, SMU: Jones' hiring was one of the biggest of the offseason, as numerous Mustangs boosters ponied up to get Jones to leave Hawaii. SMU has had just one winning season since it reinstated football in 1989 following the NCAA "death penalty," but Jones is confident his pass-happy run-and-shoot offense can help lead to a turnaround. QB Justin Willis has thrown 51 TD passes in the past two seasons, and it'll be interesting to see how quickly he adapts to Jones' system. Willis won't be able to adapt too quickly, because Jones suspended the quarterback indefinitely for violation of team rules.
Larry Fedora, Southern Miss: School officials forced out Jeff Bower after 17 seasons - despite the fact he took the Golden Eagles to bowls in 10 of his final 11 years at the school. Enter Fedora, who had been offensive coordinator at Oklahoma State. Fedora has been successful as a coordinator at Middle Tennessee, Florida and Oklahoma State, and he has been adept at tweaking his offense to best fit his personnel. Look for Southern Miss to be more high-powered offensively under Fedora. Bower's Southern Miss teams always played good defense, so Fedora and his staff will be under pressure to follow suit.
Houston: To keep the Cougars' offense humming, Sumlin and his new staff have to find a new tailback and two new wide receivers. Justin Johnson is the likely top candidate at tailback.
Marshall: Herd coaches know finding a new quarterback is priority No. 1 for the offense. Brian Anderson, who will be a sophomore, was the No. 2 guy last season. Anderson was a big-time passer in high school in Louisville.
Memphis: The Tigers have to find a new starting quarterback, though junior college transfer Arkelon Hall would seem to be a good fit. Holdovers Matt Malouf and Will Hudgens also will be in the mix. Finding a new starting tailback is important, as well, with T.J. Pitts the leading contender.
Rice: The Owls' defense was horrible last season, and coaches need to find some guys who can run and make plays on that side of the ball. In essence, the defense has to be overhauled.
SMU: Look for Jones to be heavily involved in developing some wide receivers. Willis should thrive in the new pass-happy attack � assuming more receivers step to the fore.
Southern Miss: Fedora is an offensive-minded guy, so finding a new starting quarterback is imperative. The Golden Eagles have some solid tailbacks, so the new quarterback knows he'll be able to count on his running game. The battle for the quarterback job should be a free-for-all. The previous staff liked Martevious Young's athleticism, but will he fit what Fedora wants to do?
Tulane: TB Matt Forte was the nation's No. 2 rusher last season and the focal point of the offense. Uh-oh: He was a senior. Finding a replacement for Forte obviously is important. Andre Anderson, who had 14 carries as a true freshman last season, is the most experienced tailback on the roster.
Tulsa: Tulsa needs to find a new starting quarterback to replace the ultra-productive Paul Smith. David Johnson and Jacob Bower are the top candidates. Coaches also have to replace all three starting linebackers, with Mike Bryan the only guy who has the for-sure look of a new starter.
UAB: The Blazers were last in the nation in rush defense last season, so rebuilding the defensive line will be a focal point of spring ball. Coaches also need to decide if Joseph Webb can get the job done at quarterback.
UCF: Kevin Smith led the nation in rushing last season and turned in the second-best single-season mark of all time. There likely will be another Smith (Phillip, no relation) at tailback this season, but developing depth is vital this spring. Coaches also have to decide on a new quarterback. The competition will be between Michael Greco and Joe Weatherford.
UTEP: New offensive coordinator Aaron Price � the son of coach Mike Price � has to find a new starting tailback to replace 1,000-yard rusher Marcus Thomas. Terrell Jackson, who began his college career at Oregon, looks like the front-runner for the job.
Tulsa LB Mike Bryan: Tulsa lost all three of its starting linebackers (a trio that combined for 418 tackles, by the way), and Bryan � a junior who made 25 tackles last season � is the most experienced linebacker among those looking for a starting job.
Houston TE Mark Hafner: Hafner, a senior, has 50-catch potential for the Cougars. He is Houston's leading returning receiver and should be a prime target in the passing game.
Southern Miss FS Eddie Hicks: Hicks was solid as a sophomore in 2007 in his first season as a starter and should be one of the league's best safeties this fall. Hicks is instinctive and has good size, and should be more of a big-play guy this season.
SMU WR Aldrick Robinson: Robinson had 10 receptions last season as a true freshman, but is expected to blossom this season in June Jones' run-and-shoot attack. Robinson has the speed to be a top-flight deep threat.
Memphis QB Arkelon Hall: Hall, a junior college transfer who already is enrolled, has an excellent shot at winning the quarterback job left vacant by the graduation of Martin Hankins. Hall, who originally signed with Washington State before going to junior college, has good size (6 feet 3, 220 pounds) and a strong arm.
Houston RB Justin Johnson: Houston is looking for a replacement for standout tailback Anthony Alridge, and Johnson � a redshirt freshman � is going to get a long look. He's a big guy (6-1/230) who would give the Cougars a physical between-the-tackles runner.
Tulsa WR Slick Shelley: Shelley, from Fort Smith, Ark., was considered one of the nation's best high school wide receivers in 2005. He signed with Tennessee, then redshirted in 2006 before transferring to Tulsa. He's eligible this season and should become another threat in the Golden Hurricane's high-powered passing offense.
UCF QB Joe Weatherford: Weatherford, a redshirt freshman who is the brother of Florida State starting quarterback Drew Weatherford, is expected to battle junior Michael Greco for the starting job. Greco is a good athlete and the better runner, but Weatherford is the better passer and probably has more upside.
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yeah the headpeice is flush and clean, amazing makeup job for the bioware girl.
wow.. you look absolutely amazing!!
Man, even her actual FACE looks like Tamara.
If she's the same person I met at Wondercon, she's the _actual_ face model for the game. So, yeah. It's spot on for a reason.
@Steve C: I was thinking the same thing! WOW!
Pretty sure this is the actual face model for Samara.
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text: Picked up a bottle of WTRB for the Thanksgiving Holiday, and it's just giving me fits. Or probably more accurately put, my palate just can't draw a bead on this whiskey. Each time I pour it, it's "Bad", it's "Good", it's "Wretched", it's "meh", and tonight...it's "Fabulous". Really nice char filled, leathery, big WT flavor. Tomorrow??? Who the heck knows.


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The flamer that burns twice as bright burns half as long. All weapons have +3% chance to Critical Hit, but equipment condition decays 15% faster."— In-game description.
Built to Destroy is a trait which only appears in Fallout: New Vegas.
All weapons have an increased chance to cause a Critical Hit, but at the cost of higher maintenance.
- The weapon depicted in the Vault Boy icon is the light machine gun.
- This trait has no apparent downsides for players who utilize only thrown weapons (such as throwing spears) and explosives.
- Note that while many explosive weapons do not depend on condition (thrown or placed explosives) to be effective, these same explosive weapons do not feature any bonus critical damage, making this trait useless for someone who uses a lot of thrown explosives, such as frag grenades.
- Critical chance is affected by weapon condition, so keeping your weapons in a good condition is important to benefit fully from this trait.
- The Full Maintenance perk fully compensates for the higher the degradation rate of Built to Destroy.
- Using bare fists (i.e., no weapon at all equipped) will still cause the critical hit chance to be applied.
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Recognizing the changing nature of medical services, WellSpan and Ephrata Community Hospital have just "aligned" their resources to meet the challenge of future medical care.
Among other things, WellSpan notes ...
"By aligning the talents and competencies of both organizations, Ephrata Community Hospital and WellSpan seek to ...
"Improve health care across Central Pennsylvania while enhancing local systems of care in northern and eastern Lancaster County, Adams County and York County ...
"WellSpan will support the implementation of Ephrata Community Hospital's long-range strategic plan, which will enhance access to high-quality health care in the communities of Lancaster County."
Bruce Bartels, recently retired after 25 years of service as WellSpan's president, explained ...
"The American health care system has begun to transform from one that primarily treats individuals when they are sick or injured to one that also manages the health of populations. In response, health care organizations across the country have begun to develop affiliations as a way to offer their communities the highest quality of care at an affordable cost."
Ephrata Community Hospital as well as Well-Span Gettysburg Hospital, WellSpan York Hospital and the WellSpan Surgery & Rehabilitation Hospital will operate under separate licenses and medical staffs.
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Then she asks. ... Where do ghosts go to become pilots? Fright school!
New Eagle Scouts ...
---Samuel Fickel, Troop 284, Lewisberry citizens group ... son of Keith Fickel. Project: Worked on improvements to the educational wing at Camp Hill United Methodist Church.
---Brandon Hackman, Troop 48, American Legion Post 403, Shrewsbury ... son of Amy Hackman. Project: Replaced the bridge along a walking trail at Codorus State Park.
Lutheran Social Services provided more than $6.9 million in aid last year to people in need, according to Robert L. Rundel, president and CEO, who declared ... "The community's continued support of the Cornerstone Dinner enables LSS to positively impact the lives of York County residents every day."
This year's dinner honoring the Wagman Family Corporate Leadership attracted 440 supporters and raised more than $220,000.
Enjoy the 39th annual Oyster Festival 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday at the Agricultural & Industrial Museum, 217 W. Princess St.
This family-focused and fun event is for all ages, says the York County Heritage Trust. The popular event will include interactive exhibits, live music, crafts and Native American dancing.
By the way, winners of the Oyster Cookoff earlier this month were Colleen Dwyer and Michael Beshore, who prepared a "hybrid oyster stew" featuring cream, bacon and oysters.
HOPE, the cancer support service based in New Freedom, presents a Holiday Craft & Vendor Show 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday in the New Freedom Community Building ... 50 vendors-crafters booked.
"Beat the Chicken 5-K Run" is scheduled at to start at 9 a.m. Sunday at Rudy Park, a benefit for Rapha Christian Ministries ... details, Barbara Miller, www.yorkroadrunners.com.
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Held in a Chautauqua County, N.Y. double homicide are, from left, top row: Ricky L. Knickerbocker, 18, of Riverside Avenue in Elmira; Davide Coggins, 34, of no permanent address; bottom row: Steven W. Todd, 18, of Water Street in Elmira and Joshua A. McCormick, 21, of West Hudson Street in Elmira.
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Looks like "America's Largest Network" just got larger: Alltel inked a 10 year roaming deal with Sprint-Nextel for CDMA voice, 1xRTT, and EV-DO coverage to complement their own network and their already existent coverage deals with Verizon, and to a lesser extent Cingular, and T-Mo. We're not sure what this brings their square mileage up to nowadays, but if you're an Alltel customer who likes to travel, you're probably pretty stoked, while the rest of you Sprint users get some new friends to share your network with (in addition to Helio).
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The Knoxville Seventh-Day Adventist Church would like to invite the community to a 2 part video series on Friday March 22 & Saturday March 23. The video series is by Jonathan Cahn, and is titled The Isaiah 9:10 Judgement. A light supper will be offered at 6 PM and the video presentation will begin at 7 PM each evening. The evening is free and appropriate for all audiences. Call 641-676-1783 for more information.
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You know, tiny, I can relate a bit I think. I'll be 51 in March, hubby 48. We just got our retirement horses and it has occurred to me a couple of times, WTH were we thinking! The things I did when I was 30 years younger I know aren't going to happen today. I'm much more aware of my mortality. I questioned the wisdom of getting younger horses. Even though my brain still functions and I remember what I need to do, my reflexes aren't what they were AT all.
A few days ago I was down in the pen with Zoot messing around with him when it suddenly hit me. I'm no longer in a race to "do" anything. I can and will take my time with him and make him the best horse my abilities will allow. Getting out on the trail will take time and it wasn't the "ideal" situation we were looking for but here's the thing ... now I get to enjoy the process. And THAT makes it so much more worth while.


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This blog has moved, sort of
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If I ever get around to moving all the old pages on this blog over to new blog, I might shut this one down.
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Legend of Samal
A group of Spaniards were on their way to this town by boat when their attention was attracted by something floating on the water. With unusual curiosity, they looked at the floating object. Each one of the Spaniards asked the natives who were with them, what was the name of the floating object? One native answered "samel", which meant that it was covering attached to the banca to protect the passengers from the hot sun or rain. This covering was made of nipa leaves and woven together. The Spaniards repeated, "Samel, samel". After the natives. Ever since that time, the town has always been called "SAMAL".
Origin of Samal
The early settlers in Samal, Bataan came from Sulu, in Mindanao. These people belonged to the scattered tribes of "Badjaos" who resided for many years in Maubac, Lambayung, Tanjung, Pata, Tapul, Lugus, Bangos, Pagasinan, Parang, Maimbung, Karugdung and Talipaw, all in Mindanao.
These people belonged to the so-called "sea gypsies" of Mindanao. But they are more popularly known as "Samal," which was derived from the unique dialect they were using during the olden times. It was a dialect different from the regular Muslim, Tagalog and Pampango dialects.
From Mindanao, they traveled to the Visayas and Luzon to participate in the growing trading business in Manila.They were famous for their pearls and other shell crafts. They reached Luzon in the early 14th century But Manila, at that time, was a Maranaw country. To avoid conflict, the Samals crossed Manila Bay and settled in Bataan, in the vicinity of Abucay which was occupied by the Tausogs. It was in Samal where they propagated the pearl and capiz culture.
This explains why it is only in Samal among the more than 100 towns located along the coasts of Manila Bay where capiz is still being grown and harvested up to the present time. Capiz is also grown in the Province of Capiz where the Samals also settled for some time before travelling to Luzon.
In addition to the Samals of Bataan, Davao also has the same tribe of sea gypsies at present time. They thrive in the so-called Samal Island where the best cultured pearls and shell crafts are being produced.


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Author: Dr. Leonhard Emmerling
From the streets of New York to the walls of its most prominent galleries, young graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988) was catapulted to international fame in his early 20s and died of a drug-overdose at 27. The subject of a feature film by fellow artist Julian Schnabel, Basquiat is one of the most admired artists to emerge from the 1980s art boom.
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New Indian dance Songs 2014
Are you looking for new Indian dance Songs 2014 list or latest Hindi music? If yes ,then you are at the right palace.In this article we provide you new Indian dance songs 2014 list.New Indian dance songs 2014 list is based on rhythms and melodies, but more importantly it is replete with vibrant colors of the rich musical heritage and a wide range of vivid emotions and expressions.Indian songs is truly one of the most expressive art forms, which has an universal appeal. As long as you can feel the rhythm and the harmony of the beats, you can comprehend and enjoy any type of music around the world. New Indian dance songs inherits a rich musical culture, and is replete with rhythm, harmony and emotion.Indian dance songs is perhaps the most popular genre in the country, which is enjoyed by one and all. Here is an attempt to capture the essence of Indian dance songs, from the past to the present.
List of New Indian Dance Songs 2014
Here is the list of new Indian Dance songs of 2014..
Latest Releases New Indian Dance Songs of 2014
01-Nagada Sang Dhol — Ram Leela
02-Tooh — Gori Tere Pyaar Mein
03-Ram Chahe Leela — Ram Leela
04-Chingam Chabake — Gori Tere Pyaar Mein
05-Lahu Muh Lag Gaya — Ram Leela
06-Party All Night — Boss
07-Tamanche pe Disco — Bullet Raja
08-Gandi Baat — R?Rajkumar
09-Raghupati Raghav — Krrish 3
10-Dhoom Machale Dhoom — Dhoom 3
11-Har Kissi Ko Nahi Milta — Boss
12-Lungi Dance — Chennai Express
13-Saree Ke Fall Sa — R..Rajkumar
14-Main Rang Sharbaton Ka — Phata Poster Nikla Hero
15-Dhat Teri Ki — Gori Tere Pyaar Mein
16-Gulabi — Shuddh Desi Romance
17-Tum hi ho — Aashiqui 2
18-Tere Mere Beech — Shuddh Desi Romance
New Indian Dance Songs List
This is the list of new Indian dance songs 2014.It will be updated very soon so friends,don't forget come back later on New Indian dance songs list 2014.


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Fueled by alcohol, Livr wants to make social networking fun again
Here comes Livr - the alcoholic social app that you're not allowed to enter until you prove you're drunk as a sailor. Every time. With a breath analyzer attachment. Fancy a pint?
For something with such a light-hearted premise, Livr is very well thought out. After you gain entrance to it by all means required, you can access features such as Truth or Dare, Drunk Dial, Hot Spots, and Blackout. Truth or dare is a classic staple of real-world drunken gameplay. Drunk dial lets you call up a random Livr user. Hot spots maps out the most packed and inebriated venues in your vicinity. And Blackout is the button to make the app forget everything it remembered from last night... although pressing the button will do little to stop the one in your company (you don't drink alone, do you?) who stays on the sober side from recalling it in front of that hottie you've been chatting up. Ahh, the joys of life!
Livr will be launching in the next quarter, although it seems its two founders are actively seeking some investors at the moment. Probably to pay for their drinks.
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1. gamblor77 (Posts: 104; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
Finally! A social network for alcoholics! Lol. But in all all seriousness I think this could take off big time for college kids... In Canada anyway ;)
2. Sauce (unregistered)
Might have to buy some shares in this, I see a lot of growth and potential, especially with iPhone users, since that's the most popular phone I always see at bars ;)
Sorry... Had to. Lol
4. reckless562 (banned) (Posts: 1153; Member since: 09 Sep 2013)
it is popular, no doubt. f that phone still!! :P
3. Caralho (Posts: 119; Member since: 18 Jun 2012)
Great, an app to encourage alcoholism. What's next, one for drug users???
5. reckless562 (banned) (Posts: 1153; Member since: 09 Sep 2013)
yes exactlly!!!! then it can hook up users with dealers!!!
6. Michaelsalaets (Posts: 27; Member since: 09 Feb 2014)
honestly think this is kind of a good idea. i don't think it promotes becoming anything that is not already being promoted in drinking and the "bar scene" already. will i use it? no. nor me or my wife will. but, i think it is an idea worth investing in and has great opportunity to grow. all they need to do is add a call a taxi button.
7. JEverettnow (Posts: 224; Member since: 11 Mar 2013)
This app is a hoax. SMH phonearena


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Gala Crab Salad Recipe
My family thinks this dish is just super, and it looks so nice after it's unmolded. I've substituted shrimp for the crab, and it tastes just as good.
- 3 cups cooked rice
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- 1 cup Miracle Whip
- 1/2 cup finely chopped green pepper
- 1/2 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/2 cup finely chopped celery
- Leaf lettuce
- Fresh parsley, optional
- Lemon slices or wedges, optional
- In a bowl, combine the rice, crab, Miracle Whip, green pepper, onion and celery. Pack into a 6-cup mold coated with cooking spray. Chill for 6 hours or overnight.
- Unmold onto a bed of leaf lettuce. Garnish with parsley and lemon if desired. Yield: 4-6 main-dish or 12-14 side-dish servings.
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Igloo Backpackers Hostel
Hostel | 100 Mansfield Rd, Nottingham, England NG1 3HL
282 out of 301 customers would recommend this property
Recent review (02/11/2015)
Alex Maynard thinks…
"Fresh place, walking distance to anything important in Nottingham. Simple, but it gives you what you need - hot showers, fresh bathroom and a bed."Read all Igloo Backpackers Hostel reviews
- Credit cards accepted
- Self-catering Facilities
- Games room
- Secure lockers
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- Safety deposit
- 24 hour hot showers
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Washing machines
- Laundry service
Purchasable Extras
- Towel USD 1.52
What's Included
- Luggage Room
- Linen
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Please note: Maximum group size is 5. For groups bigger than 5 please contact the reception to secure your booking. The Igloo Hostel and Annexe are quiet premises suitable for the quiet traveller. We do not accept hen/stag or party groups in either of our properties. For group bookings over 5 people, please visit our website or contact our reception team directly. (any bookings made for more than 5 people on HostelBookers will not be honoured and will be considered invalid, which may result in you losing your 12% deposit).Please note that the property reserve the right to pre-authorise payment 3 days prior to arrival date.
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Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 3 days before arrival (local time). Payments made to HostelBookers are non-refundable.
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Earliest check-in: 15:00
Latest Check-out: 10:30
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Group of 15 or more traveling to Nottingham?Contact us directly
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The Igloo Backpackers Hostel (dorm beds), it's younger sister boutique hostel The Igloo Annexe (private rooms) AND our BRAND NEW Igloo Pods Building (private rooms) are proud to be the city's original and most popular quality stopover for budget-minded backpackers, tourists, families, weekenders and overseas job-seekers seeking rest and recuperation in a warm, clean, safe and friendly home-from-home environment that processes history, good people and a chilled atmosphere.
Located within the city centre, we are surrounded by shops, pubs, eat-ins, take-outs, and plenty of great sights and cool sounds. There is a 24 hour supermarket just a jump away, and the Victoria market and a Tesco's within 1-5 mins walk. We are less than a 7 minutes walk from the hip and vibrant Nottingham city centre and within walking distance from all the major city centre tourist attractions. Over the years we have welcomed over 50,000 people from all over the world and to this day we continue to be an ideal place for close friendships to be created and our guests return year after year.
Each private room in The Pods offers cool & cozy private accommodation, using mainly up-cycled and secondhand furniture, with added touches of top notch comfort features (hello memory foam mattresses, flat screen TVs & free WiFi) and unique personality (including murals in the rooms spray painted by talented local graffiti artist Smallkid)... we are truly passionate to show how hostels should look and feel these days and we hope you'll come see for yourself!. A shared kitchen is fully-equipped for self-catering and includes free tea, coffee and sugar. High quality bathrooms are shared and found on the first and second floor, and there is a laundry service available on request.
Each private room in The Annexe offers comfortable private accommodation with memory foam mattresses and free Wi-Fi. Rooms have a flat-screen TV, work desk and seating area. A shared kitchen is fully-equipped for self-catering and includes free tea, coffee and sugar. High quality bathrooms are shared and adjacent to the rooms, and there is a laundry service available on request.
The Igloo Backpackers Hostel has a large fully equipped kitchen with free tea, coffee and sugar, a social lounge with two computers that are free of use, as well as a T.V. and plenty of films to chose from. Each dorm room has comfy bunk beds with fresh duvets and pillows, free wi-fi in the building, lockers in all rooms, free luggage storage, laundry and ironing facilities, and washrooms with 24 hour hot showers. The Igloo also has a large social room for hanging out.
All of our buildings are environmentally aware, using eco-friendly and recycled products wherever possible. We are proud to have been awarded a Certificate Of Excellence by Trip Advisor for 2013.
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Please note that we take a £20 key-deposit per set of keys upon arrival, which will be returned to you when checking out. Check-in time is after 3pm and Check-out time is before 10:30 am.
For all buildings, you are welcome to check in earlier and leave your luggage stored in the office (our reception is open from 7am – 1am, 7 days a week). Please note that Photo-ID is required from all guests when checking in.
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Cafes, supermarkets, great pubs, music venues and all traffic links to University of Nottingham within 1-5 minutes walk.
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Suddenly people care about Innaway because they can get guest-list to the Brian Jonestown Massacre show at the Vanguard: "Oh, Jim, oh, Jim, remember when I saw you at Second Spin that time? And you told me not to buy that Coldplay record? Oh, man, that was so great!" Fame is fun: people suddenly present you with so many options!
PLUS: H.R.'s got his attitude at the Coach House and Agent Orange drone on at Galaxy.
Maxeen plays pop and pop is simple: "Please" is the Police too fast plus some Warped Tour bad ideas ("Guys, let's vintage up these vocals!" "Awesome, dude! Giggle giggle giggle! Oh, play an octave!"), and "Strangers" is the Police too fast plus some Warped Tour bad ideas, and "Delete Lola" is actually very correctly and proficiently the Police too fast, with the bad ideas dropped for a faithful Andy Summers guitar echo and Copeland drums, so: Maxeen, you got a good idea, but why don't you just cut the cheese and do it? Thank you for reminding us that the Police were good, if also kind of slow. At the Alley in Fullerton.
AND: Ten years ago, and how young we all were! The Weekly was just a couple of black-and-white photos of transsexual hookers stapled to a Vons bulletin board, Paul Frank was just a dude eating a banana and poking himself with a sewing needle in the back of an OCC calculus class, No Doubt were playing Cal Poly Pomona to one guy in a porkpie and Converses, and Bob Dornan was riding a falling nuclear bomb straight into Loretta Sanchez's campaign headquarters. And . . . Memphis was just a sticky bowl of hushpuppies and a Herbie Hancock record, but now they're a welcome beacon for brains in a puddly swamp of bros, bringing some of the best live music the county gets to Detroit and serving Bloody Marys the morning after at two local locations that you have certainly visited. Tonight, they celebrate with retro-whether-they-like-it-or-not rockers the Measles and Filmstar reunited for one sappy, invite-only show at the Lab-adjacent Memphis. Costa Mesa: Seriously, will it ever stop rockin'?!?
PLUS: Some humans from Drag the River set the woods on fire at the Gypsy Lounge; Fag Hags and The Indigents at the Brigg; Four Freshmen at the Balboa Bay Club: rich people—will they ever start rockin'?!?
"Longevity, baby!": De La Soul had ups—3 feet high—and downs—sued by the Turtles—and then the long climb back up, but they made it last year with The Grind Date, a super-sharp and right-up-to-date album (not one but TWO Xbox references!) that pretty much lands a long and wobbly somersault that started right after Buhloone Mindstate. The lyrics switch back between ha-ha to hmm-yeah to my-God-what-admirable-clarity-of-perception, and even the guests test out: only Sean Paul's "Shoomp" sags a little, but Ghostface goes nuts on "He Comes," MF Doom bounces through the middle of "Rock Co.Kane Flow," and Flavor Flav burns rubber all over "Come On Down": "De La Soul, you've done it again! Good rap music is now back on the map!" Aw, Flav—your enthusiasm is so contagious! Plus: Zion I and Crown City Rockers—who match Berklee-alum live musicianship (sort of a Roots/the Rebirth thing) with backing samples and guest MC Scarub (from Living Legends)—and plus-plus Blood of Abraham and grand verbalizer funkin' lesson Brother J of X-Clan, who will start his set as soon as protection by the red, the black and the green with a key can be confirmed by Queen MaryExposition Hall security, sisssssssssssssssssssssssies! Plus more: Battle of the Year breakdancing finals to cut 16 of America's best crews down to a winner to represent all 120 million of America's b-citizens at the world finals in Germany. Best hip-hop show on a boat in Long Beach since Slick Rick stayed just technically off U.S. soil last year.
PLUS: Black Mountain is opening for Coldplay because brains and ears are growing back: this will easily be the best band you see play an arena this year, if not ever (Pink Floyd?), and they are so good that both babies enjoying the inarticulatable pleasures of liking things exactly as they are AND parents who remember when it was all just called "rock & roll" will feel warm spots they forgot they had: Velvet Underground, Black Sabbath, Blue Cheer, Pink Floyd, isn't it so easy to love this band? At Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre. Old people: this may be your last chance to see something cool. Two nights, too.
ALSO: OC hip-hop duo Emanon bestride the county from which they came at Root Down at Detroit; Mastodon and Black Sabbath do a Strokes/Lou Reed thing at Ozzfest at the Glen South of Hell-en Pavilion in Devore; Big Sandy can't do 60 no more at his birthday-billy bash at the Galaxy; Staind is shitd at the Grove.
AND: The Adolescents, back from the black hole at HOB.
Jucifer eat Black Keys and crap White Stripes: one little gal guitarist who sleeps in her Marshall cabinet at night, one hairy drummer who brings back fresh kills to their campfire each morning. Like 25 Suaves, this band plummeted through the two-piece trend because they were just too scary and heavy, but they stomp onward nonetheless, hunched up front in a tour bus entirely filled with guitar amplifiers. At Alex's.
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Johannesburg - Pollsters Ipsos have predicted that the ANC will win another landslide victory in Wednesday's general election, handing Jacob Zuma another presidential term.
The firm on Friday predicted that the African National Congress, which has won every general election in South Africa's 20 years of democracy, will garner around 63 percent of the vote.
While comprehensive that would be just short of the two thirds majority needed to change the country's constitution and a slight drop from the 65.9 percent won in 2009.
"There is no doubt about which party will win the election," Ipsos said, releasing its final poll before the May 7 vote.
"However, this is still the most hotly contested election since 1994."
Ipsos - which polled 3 730 people in February and March - said that in some provinces the ANC would see its lead eroded.
Ipsos predicted the opposition Democratic Alliance would get 22
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The party is also seen doing well in Gauteng and the Northern Cape, getting more than 25 percent in each.
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This spruced-up version of a classic prawn cocktail would make a delicious Christmas starter.
32 raw crayfish
2 Little Gem lettuces, leaves separated
½ tsp cayenne pepper
2 free-range egg yolks
2 tsp white wine vinegar
1 tsp Dijon mustard
300ml/10fl oz rapeseed oil
2 tbsp tomato ketchup
1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
2 dashes Tabasco sauce
1 tbsp brandy
½ lemon, juice only
8 slices white bread, crusts removed
Steam the crayfish for 4-5 minutes, or until pink. Remove from the pan, set aside to cool and peel. (Keep four crayfish whole for the garnish.)
For the cocktail sauce, whisk the eggs, white wine vinegar and mustard into a food processor until pale and creamy. With the motor running, pour in the oil in a steady stream, until the mixture thickens into a mayonnaise.
Spoon the mayonnaise into a bowl, then stir in the tomato ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco, brandy and lemon juice until well combined. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Stir in the crayfish tails.
For the melba toast, grill both sides of the bread until golden-brown, then cut the toast slices in half horizontally. Grill the soft inner sides until golden-brown, then cut the toast slices into quarters diagonally.
To serve, arrange the lettuce leaves into the bottom of a glass and top with the crayfish cocktail.
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@Jackie - I want to clarify that I said "I'll probably mute those parts or something 'cause I've had enough of it!" because that's honestly what I feel about Addison and Sam but it does not reflect my opinion on Sam's arc with his sister. I have full respect for that story arc and the scenes I would've "muted" would've been those of Addison and Sam being in a relationship again and not of those of them being there for each other. There's a difference. And as for those talking about how bias the review was for this episode, these reviews are based on the opinions of the writers so you expect their likings in them. Obviously there will be readers that agree and those that disagree and that's understandable. But I think it is unfair to call out the reviewer as a bad one simply because she is expressing her opinion. Let's all try to respect what everyone has to say.
I haven't watched DH in a long time but I felt inclined to watch this episode. When I watched this show, I always liked Mike's character and this was a very difficult episode to watch. It was done very well and the tribute that was given gave justice to the character. Well done! And Teri Hatcher was just amazing.
Wow. They weren't kidding when they hinted that this would be an emotional episode. Heartbreaking emotions were just all over the place! I have to give it once again to Charlotte, Cooper, Erica, and Mason. Their arc is ending in such a strong and powerful way. Seeing Mason say goodbye to Erica was so hard and I couldn't even control myself anymore when he ran to Charlotte. And Cooper was great too. I get that he didn't have much material since Paul directed the episode but this whole thing was just done so well. Sam and Corrine's storyline was really gripping too. I think what was so great about this episode is how it more or less concluded two very emotional arcs for the characters. I'm still not so sold on Amelia's pregnancy. It just doesn't seem to really fit. And I am definitely on board with Jake and Addison! I liked that we got to see more on Jake this week.
I really hope that the original cast will return for the next season. But, I have faith in Shonda Rhimes that Grey's will continue to be great even without them.
Great episode to have before the season finale. I won't get into all the details of the episode since it seems like there are enough discussions of that currently going on. But I'll just say it was a really great combination of suspense, love, friendship, and family. It was just an over-all great episode that has viewers even more excited for the finale next week.
That was a great episode! Lately I have been questioning the short stories / back stories that they give to the fairy tale characters but I appreciated this one. Ruby's been a pretty prominent part of Storybrooke from the beginning and it was about time they shed light on her back story as Red. And my, was that a back story or what! To me, it was just done so well. The chemistry between her and Snow was evident from the beginning and Red's innocence was really shown. From the moment she was sneaking in a kiss from Peter to realizing that she was the wolf, it was great. And I liked this back story even more because it actually contributed to the story going on in Storybrooke. I felt bad for David as he questioned his actions and what he could've done without his own knowledge. But that twist on Mary Margaret's fingerprints was like finding out Red was the wolf. I wouldn't be surprised if Regina was framing her but how she finds her way out of this will be interesting.
Aww. It'll be sad to see Dixon out of the picture for the final episodes but it's good that it wouldn't take much to write him out since touring is a reasonable excuse to give. I hope Tristan the best though! I hope it's nothing too serious.
Grumpy's back story was definitely cute but I don't really know how that connects to the over-all plot. What I've noticed with this series is that it gives a lot of back stories of different fairy tale characters but nothing's really being developed in the real world or the actual plot. Or at the very least, the development is incredibly slow. It's fun watching these back stories but I think we need a little more plot development. And am I the only one wondering where Henry is?
Great episode! Nick and Jess' chemistry was definitely there and I'd love to see how they play out the rest of that. But over-all, it was just a really great episode showing how much these people mean to one another.
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Southern Regional Police arrested a New Freedom man Wednesday and charged him in connection with the Feb. 13 death of his girlfriend after she overdosed on heroin, according to a news release.
Wednesday morning, Tyler Valentine, 19, of the first block of East Franklin Street, was arraigned before District Judge Jeff Joy on charges of drug delivery resulting in death; manufacture, delivery, or possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance for heroin and marijuana; corruption of minors and use or possession to use drug paraphernalia, the release states.
Valentine admitted to police he supplied his girlfriend, Alexandra Sneed with heroin that was later determined to be a direct cause for her death, the release states.
Joy set Valentine's bail at $750,000. A preliminary hearing for Valentine is scheduled for May.
Local law enforcement officials have collaborated to combat the rising death toll in the county due to heroin overdoses. Just last week, a Dauphin County man was charged in connection with a 19-year-old woman's death after allegedly supplying her with heroin
The recent arrests dovetail with the plans outlined by local law enforcement, including York County Coroner Pam Gay, who announced autopsies for all suspected heroin-related deaths shortly after taking office in January.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Kennedy family leaders helped Barack Obama win the White House, choosing the insurgent young senator over then-senator and former First Lady Hillary Clinton in the fiercely contested 2008 Democratic primary.
On Thursday night, a Kennedy family icon urged the nation to give Mr. Obama a second term.
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Caroline Kennedy, in a primetime speech at the Democratic convention Thursday, sought to link the 44th president to her father, the 35th.
"Barack Obama is the kind of leader my father wrote about in 'Profiles in Courage,' " Ms. Kennedy said, in as reference to a book written by former President John F. Kennedy. "He doesn't just do what's easy. He does what's hard. He does what's right."
In 2008, Ms. Kennedy's uncle, the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, endorsed Mr. Obama over the party's establishment candidate, Mrs. Clinton.
Ms. Kennedy joined her uncle in making the endorsement. On Thursday, she said she remains satisfied with her choice.
"Back then, I was inspired by the promise of Barack Obama's presidency," she said. Today I'm inspired by his record."
As with many other convention speakers, Ms. Kennedy spoke directly to women voters. Polls show Mr. Obama enjoys a comfortable lead over Republican nominee Mitt Romney among women. For the Obama campaign, the challenge is to make sure its female supporters go to the polls.
"As a Catholic woman, I take reproductive health seriously, and today it is under attack," Ms. Kennedy said. "This year alone, more than a dozen states have passed more than 40 restrictions on women's access to reproductive health care. That's not the kind of future I want for my daughters or your daughters. Now isn't the time to roll back the rights we were winning when my father was president. Now is the time to move this country forward."
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