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'From Dusk Til Dawn' Adds to Cast as El Rey Launch Nears
Robert Patrick has joined the cast of "From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series," the first scripted drama on tap for Robert Rodriguez's upstart El Rey Network cabler.
El Rey is set for a soft launch next month with acquired programming — a slate of movies and TV shows selected by Rodriguez (word has it "Starsky and Hutch" is among the titles).
The series adaptation of "Dusk Till Dawn," inspired by Rodriguez's 1996 feature starring George Clooney and Harvey Keitel, will roll out in the first quarter when the full-boar marketing push for the channel begins.
El Rey was among the minority-owned networks that landed carriage deal on Comcast Corp., as part of the FCC's conditions for approving the 2011 buyout of NBCUniversal. Rodriguez and his partners in FactoryMade Ventures also have corporate backing from Univision, which owns a minority stake in El Rey.
"Dusk Till Dawn" is lensing in Rodriguez's home base in Austin, Texas. Also joining the cast in key roles are Madison Davenport, Brandon Soo Hoo and Eiza Gonzalez.
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Keep your system up to date with the most recent cumulative update package for SQL Server 2008 R2 RTM. This package contains all of the SQL Server 2008 R2 hotfixes that have been released since the initial release of SQL Server 2008 R2 RTM.
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None of the hotfixes for 2008 r2 are availabel. You get taken to a page which reads:
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This has been the case since October 2010 - before cu #5 was released.
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@Seth: I have been downloading updates for SQL 2008 R2 since released and the web sites seem to work fine. I normally use this page: support.microsoft.com/.../981356 which lists all of the RTM cumulative updates for R2.
Do the SQL Server 2008 R2 RTM cumulative updates also affect SQL Server Express 2008 R2?
In other words, should the SQL Server 2008 R2 RTM cumulative updates be applied to SQL Server Express 2008 R2 installations?
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Would you please give us a time frame for when you expect to issue a Service Pack for 2008 R2. Thanks
What's happened to the x86 and x64 versions of the database engine updates?
There is a SQLServer2008R2_RTM_CU5_2438347_10_50_1753_IA64 but not the x86 and x64 equivalents. I have been told that there was an x86 version a couple of days ago, but it has disappeared. I know people that have said that they have downloaded and installed these patches that have since gone "AWOL".
If there is a bug and these two updates have been" pulled" you should publish something on your blog about that!
Agreed. Still no x86 or x64 version of the CU for RTM. Are these going to be reposted to support.microsoft.com (or fixed and then posted if needed)?
The CU for x86 abd x64 are available again. Just downloaded the x64 version and successfully updated a SQL2008 R2 RTM version.


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This dust-collection system is a two-part system that removes dust and debris from the air. It's a handy system to have, as it can be hooked up to many tools around the workshop.
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The air is then exhausted through the second stage of the system, which is a large external filter. It filters below one micron. To clean the filter, blow it out with compressed air. The dust from the center of the filter will settle into a catch can at the bottom.
With regular dust collection system, all the material goes through the fan. A large piece of wood or debris that gets into the system can impact and damage the fan. The cyclone system separates that large debris into the container drum before it can reach the fan and harm it.
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Mr Percival Thorneycroft, 36, was born in Leeds, Kent in 1875, the son of Agricultural Labourer Thomas Thorneycroft and his wife Drucilla. He married Florence Stears on 26th December, 1899.
In 1912 Percy and Florence were living in Maidstone, Kent.
He boarded the Titanic at Southampton as a third class passenger (ticket number 376564, �16, 2s). He was travelling with his wife Florence from Maidstone to Clinton, New York. Their last address was given as 14 Walter St., Penge, London. Travelling with them was Robert Guest.
Mr Thorneycroft lost his life in the disaster. His body, if recovered, was never identified.
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LAS VEGAS Hotel magnate Donald Trump endorsed Mitt Romney here on Thursday, a theatrical announcement that matched the setting two days before the Nevada caucuses.
Trump, a onetime possible contender for the presidency, said it was an "honor" to endorse Romney. Taking the stage at his luxury hotel on the Vegas Strip, Trump lavished praise on Romney in trademark colorful terms, much as he does on his television show "Celebrity Apprentice."
"Mitt is tough, he's smart, he's sharp, he's not going to allow bad things to continue to happen to this country that we all love, so Governor Romney, go out and get 'em. You can do it," declared Trump.
"There are some things that you just can't imagine happening in your life," Romney countered as he took the podium. "This is one of them."
With its circuslike atmosphere, the Trump endorsement appeared to have little obvious political benefit for Romney and potential risks.
By embracing a famously extravagant businessman whose signature line is "You're fired!" Romney did nothing to discourage the mounting perception that he is disconnected from the middle class.
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ELGIN, Ill. (Dec. 11, 2009) – Elgin Sweeper [1] has introduced the Elgin Mobile Camera system as an option for its line of environmentally efficient street sweepers. The multi-camera system, which includes both mirror and rear-view camera kits, provides sweeper operators with expanded visibility to the main and side brooms – as well as to the rear of the sweeper – for improved performance.
"Street sweepers often need to negotiate tight spots, take difficult corners and make critical maneuvers in reverse, which requires good visibility to the front, sides and rear of the machine, as well as to the traffic and work areas," said Frank Ligori, national parts marketing manager at Elgin Sweeper. "With the Elgin Mobile Camera system, the monitor in the cab provides the operator with a detailed view of the main and side brooms to check the collection of debris. The operator can also switch to a rear view of the sweeper when backing up, turning or changing lanes."
In 2008, Elgin Sweeper began installing rear-view cameras on new street sweepers as standard equipment, with the side mirror camera kit available as an option. Available for Elgin Sweeper's Broom Bear® [2], Crosswind® [3], Eagle® [4], Pelican® [5] and Whirlwind® [6] models, the cameras and monitor are designed for durability and can withstand the knocks, bumps and vibrations sweepers encounter on a daily basis.
The Elgin Mobile Camera system includes such features as high-resolution Sony CCD cameras for outstanding image quality; 5.6-inch color TFT-LCD monitors; automatic reverse or turn signal camera activation; infrared LEDs for night vision and multi-voltage capability (12/24 VDC). The system also includes a two-year warranty.
"For sweepers already in service, the complete Elgin Mobile Camera system is available as a retrofit package which combines the rear-view and side mirror camera kits," Ligori said. "These fit on Elgin sweepers and can also be installed by your local Elgin dealer on other brands of sweepers."
"The mobile camera system is yet another example of Elgin Sweeper's commitment to our municipal and contractor customers to improve operator performance and comfort," Ligori said.
For additional information or detailed specifications on the Elgin Mobile Camera system, please see your local Elgin Sweeper dealer, call 1-847/741-5370, or visit www.elginsweeper.com [7].
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Private Tour: Luxor West Bank, Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple
We've selected the best candid trip photos submitted by our users to help you decide if the Private Tour: Luxor West Bank, Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple is right for you. Make the most of your next trip to Luxor with Viator's exclusive Photo Galleries.
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Statues of Hatshepsut
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Laura and Juan at the Temple
Colossi of Memnon
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Laura and Juan at Colossi of Memnon.
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Utsikt fra tempelet. Man ser hvor grønt og frodig det er i Luxor.
the queen Hatshepsut with the goddess Hathor
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Hathor depicted as a very beautiful cow which was one of her forms being fed by the queen.
the queen herself
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the queen herself depicted on the walls of the temple dressed as a Pharaoh with a dark body and a man's dress but she kept her face light to indicate she was a woman. they did not have a word for queen in their language so she made herself King and was depicted accordingly.
Queen Hatshepsut temple
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Queen Hatshepsut got these trees from the land of Punt and planted them next to her temple. you can see the site of the ancient garden with the remains of the trees.
Hatshepsut Temple
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Panoramic view of the temple
The Valley of the Kings
October 2008
A must see!!!
The Queen's temple
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Queen Hatshepsut's history is quite a story.
Carter House
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Stoppelaere House, west-bank section of Luxor.
Valley of the Kings, Egypt
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The Valley of the Kings sits under a mountain which is shaped like a pyramid.
Valley of the Kings
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Entrance to one of the tombs - no photography inside.
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Valley of the Kings on a quiet day!
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Hatchespsut Temple on the West Bank of Luxor.
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Hatchespsut Temple on the West Bank of Luxor
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Better looks on the map. Joke, of course....
Tutankhamen's Tomb
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What a tomb. From the outside.
Drawings in Hatshepsut temple
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Collossei of Memnnon
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Hi XZ-1 Owners,
Thanks to Jang and his Sting thread I broke down and have ordered the XZ-1 which I have been eyeing since its debut. It is on the way! (Jang you owe me a lot of money!)
I'm curious to know what mode / settings do you all leave your XZ-1 in? As this will be my "carry every where" camera to replace my Fuji F31, I find that often times I grab my p&s out of my purse to quickly capture a, usually, fleeting moment (i.e. no time to fiddle or adjust). I know what settings tend to work best with this on my Fuji, just wondered what you all have found to work best on the XZ-1 for those times when you have to shoot quickly.
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Researchers say they have grown in mice the kind of functioning heart blood vessels that cardiac surgeons create with bypass operations.
One ultimate goal is to replace some heart surgery with injections of laboratory-grown cells that would establish themselves in the body, providing a system of blood vessels for damaged hearts that need more oxygen, said Juan M. Melero-Martin, a co-author of a paper in the July 18 issue of the journal Circulation Research: Journal of the American Heart Association.
"We are proving the concept in mice who are compromised so that they don't reject human cells," said Melero-Martin, a research fellow at Harvard Medical School and Children's Hospital Boston. "For clinical use, the way we envision it, if a patient has need to vascularize ischemic tissue, we can get cells from the patient ahead of time, grow them and inject them back into the patient."
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Walt Disney World's Moderate Resorts
By Dave Shute
Caribbean Beach Coronado Springs Port Orleans Riverside
You can have a wonderful visit at any Walt Disney World resort. However, this site recommends that first time visitors to Walt Disney World avoid the moderate resorts, while noting that these resorts are wonderful for visits after the first. (See this for why.)
That said, the moderates do represent almost 30% of the room capacity of Walt Disney World, and will be sought by some you regardless of this site's advice, or because this site's recommended resorts are sold out. (For what the moderates provide, and how they compare to the other Disney World resort classes, click here)
Because of this, I've stayed in each of the moderate resorts multiple times, including in each of their major room variants. Since I began working on this site, I've stayed in the moderates 25 times, for more than 80 nights.
It's easy to either under-rate or over-rate the moderates.
For the traditional moderates (the Cabins are a special case) you'll typically pay about twice the price of the values, without them being clearly being twice as good, and half as much as for the deluxes, without them clearly providing half the value the deluxes do.
Compared to the values, the moderates provide much more and more livable space in their rooms; nicer landscaping (except the Cabins); queen rather than full beds in three of them (Riverside, French Quarter, and Coronado Springs; queens are also now in all standard Caribbean Beach rooms, but not in its Pirate rooms); coffee pots; table service restaurants in all but French Quarter, and less garish theming.
The moderates also provide the most cost-effective way to sleep five (in the Alligator Bayou section of Riverside, and in newly-refurbed five-person rooms at Caribbean Beach) and the most cost-effective way to get a full kitchen (in The Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort).
On the other hand, they have both less overall kid appeal and less convenience than two of the values–Art of Animation and Pop Century–so if you don't need queen beds or one of the other distinctive features of the moderates, one of those two will be a better choice for many first time family visitors.
Compared to the deluxes, the moderates are less fun, have much less good dining, are less convenient to at least one theme park, and have many fewer services and amenities. Bedroom sizes are more comparable to those in the deluxes than you'd think, especially the half of deluxes with smaller rooms. See this for more on square footage and livability.
You'll find many sites and books that act as though all the moderates have the same rooms (although they do get the differences at the Cabins). This has never really been true. Floor plan and room type distinctions are available in the individual reviews.
Resorts are ranked on this site for first time visitors based first on their kid appeal, and then on their convenience.
On this basis, the moderates are recommended in the following order:
- Caribbean Beach: most kid appeal, least convenient, mostly queens but still full beds in the Pirate rooms in Trinidad South; 5 person rooms built and bookable except in the Pirate rooms
- Coronado Springs: best overall value for money, most amenities, some kid appeal, queen beds
- Port Orleans Riverside: most popular
- Port Orleans French Quarter: most popular with adults, most convenient; no table-service restaurant; queen beds
- The Cabins at Fort Wilderness: only one that sleeps six, only one with full kitchen, much more expensive than first four, least convenient; full or smaller beds
(The first four are very close–especially 3 and 4…)
Only moderate with no elevators at all. Only moderate with no indoor bar/lounge. Only traditional moderate with some full beds, although full beds have been replaced with queens in all rooms except the Pirate Rooms in Trinidad South (the larger beds in the Cabins are also full beds.). Best pool of any moderate. Most kid-appealing of moderates. Many renovated rooms now sleep five–the fifth on a fold-down murphy bed.
Only moderate with a spa. Only moderate with a health club. Only moderate with substantial room service. Only moderate with only one sink per room, rather than two. Only moderate that hosts conventions. Sometimes a few dollars more per night than other moderates.
One of only two moderates that can be booked for 5 (only in Alligator Bayou section, with fifth on a 66″ Murphy Bed). No elevators in Alligator Bayou section. (Magnolia Bend section has elevators.) With Port Orleans French Quarter, only moderate not on a lake.
Only moderate with no sit-down restaurant. With Port Orleans Riverside, only moderate with no lake. Only moderate with no quiet pool. Most compact of moderates. Most romantic of moderates.
Only moderate that can sleep six. Only moderate with a full kitchen. Only moderate with 2 rooms. Only moderate that takes two transport acts to get to a theme park. Only moderate with a porch, and a barbecue grill. Only moderate materially more expensive than the others.
*Three, four, or five moderates? Unnecessary confusion has been caused in the past by websites, guidebooks—and Wikipedia—as to whether there are three or four or five moderates. Many group the two Port Orleans resorts as one, leave out the Cabins at Fort Wilderness, and hence have counted 3 moderate resorts.
However, the two Port Orleans resorts are listed separately in Disney's list of resorts by type that comes at the bottom of every resort's home page, and have separate listings in Disney's online "I know the Resort I want" list; neither list provides an entry for "Port Orleans Resort." Moreover, they have entirely separate check-in processes, and have reasonable physical distance between them.
For these reasons, the two are treated as distinct resorts in this discussion.
In 2009, Disney complicated this issue by adding the Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort to the group of resorts it labels as "moderates." Disney's intent in doing so was to make clearer the level of amenities one gets in one of these Cabins—higher than that at a value, not as nice as in a deluxe, comparable to the other four moderates.
So five moderates…
- For where to stay, see this
- For your next best choices, in order, see this
- For picking your resort based on appeal to kids, see this
- For picking your resort based on convenience, see this
- For where not to stay, see this
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- 1 Nicolò { 02.04.15 at 4:28 pm }
first of all, the site is really great and I've used it for my previous trips! I'm planning my next trip to Disneyworld. I've been there already two times, but next time my mother will be there with me for her first time and I really want it to be special for her. I really want to try for the first time a moderate resort (always been at the values) but I'm quite worried about the big dimensions of these resort…I'm interested in Coronado and Port Orleans Riverside but both are really huge! I saw that there are some bus stops around the resort and I was wondering if these are stop for bus that go just to the main building or if these are bus stops for all the parks.
do you suggest to take a preferred room? And, if I reserve a preferred room, can I choose the building where I want my room in the resort?
Thank you very much!
Ps sorry for my bad english
- 3 Nicolò { 02.15.15 at 10:34 am }
Thank you very much Dave!
just another question…
I saw the room request section and I remember that last time I went in disneyworld, I made a reservation for a standard room, not a preferred one, and I had the possibility to made a request like the one showed in the room request page you showed me.
So, I'm quite confused…any guest (standard or preferred room) can made a specific room request? But who made a reservation for a preferred room has a major possibility to have his request accomplished?
Sorry for my bad english, I hope the question was clear..
Thank you very much again!
- 5 Harry { 03.29.15 at 6:02 pm }
I've stayed at all the values, the art of animation seemed to be the nicest ,I have 4 kids and a wife we want to stay at a moderate but I don't know which to pick , I will get two rooms next to each other like I did at pop , I don't want to walk , I want to be next to the main pool and buses , I definetly don't want to walk up steps any suggestions
- 7 Wendy { 05.21.15 at 6:42 pm }
OK – some new rooms have opened up for free dining during our time…
Pop for 2300 and some change OR Caribbean for 2700 and some change? The second gets us the higher dining plan…
- 8 Wendy { 05.22.15 at 11:25 pm }
I changed to Coronado Springs – the CBR was no longer available…
Who knows how many times I will change!
- 10 Wendy { 05.24.15 at 1:03 pm }
I think it looks good, too…and I got Be our Guest! If CBR comes up again, should I think of switching or should I just stay at CSR?
We are trying to decide which other sit-down meals – we want three more in Epcot, we think. The two in Japan look good, as does the one in France (not M Paul as that takes two "coupons"), and we love Living with the Land – so maybe the Garden Grill? Any thoughts? Any we are missing? WE are also thinking about Chef Mickey on the lats morning before we drive to Sandestin.
Thanks! June is in sight!
- 12 Wendy { 05.26.15 at 7:24 pm }


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Lovely place get what you pair for and great view with peace and quiet
Confirmed guest, 2015-11-13
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Confirmed guest, 2015-11-09
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Brilliant , but if you are expected to keep it clean they should supply some soap , tea towels and a mop.
Confirmed guest, 2015-11-06
out of 10
Again, we had the mice and droppings everywhere
Confirmed guest, 2015-11-02
out of 10
Good value for money, would go again.
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-30
Cabin was adequate - had everything necessary for time away from home, including a dishwasher.
The accommodation could be improved by having a king sized bed rather than a double and having a shelf or small cupboard in the bathroom.
Great to have a log burner- it really kicked out some heat so the cabin did not feel cold/damp.
Whilst we enjoyed our stay the cabin felt a little 'jaded' and could do with a little attention.
We had an enjoyable and cheap break!
Very nice cabin. Everything is in there you need. Very clean on arrival.
Good, clean, comfy cabins, staff mainly helpful. Go active instructor Konor really seems to know what he talking about.
Basic accommodation but well equipt & clean.
Would definitely return for the prices asked.
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-19
Plenty of space and well equipped.
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-12
Clean and tidy
Confirmed guest, 2015-09-28
Dated but okx
Basic accommodation, but only what you would expect at this budget. Don't see the point of a luxury log cabin in the woods but if that's what you want this will not suit.
Confirmed guest, 2015-09-25
Kitchen well stocked, bedroom comfy but not much storage space.
Excellent! :o)))
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With a wide range of activities to choose from, Hoseasons are offering a great opportunity for you to get active, try out new sports and enjoy a healthier holiday.
Try this exciting new activity, combining Archery, Crossbows and now rifles with our GB qualified instructors
Come and learn how to Fence with our GB qualified instructors
Fancy a few sets of Tennis? The courts are £3 per half hour please book at reception, equipment can be provided
Learn to shoot in our fantastic archery range with our qualified GB instructors playing games and popping balloons.
Table tennis is available at £3 per half hour please book at reception, equipment can be provided
It is an outdoor navigational challenge for the whole family to enjoy and involves a healthy mix of physical activity, educational and decision making. Using a simple map of the park the aim is to find the points marked on the map and write down the name of the secret animal or answer the educational questions regarding the animal on the marker. (available all day, not instructor run)
Try out this exciting activity and learn the skills of shooting a crossbows on our fantastic range.
Run and bump into others and bounce back on to your feet in giant inflatable balls. Great fun for all ages.
If you have a big party why not book the pool at £20 an hour in the morning? bookings to be made at reception. (limited slots available)
All activities can be requested on any day and time, so if in busy periods the time you want is full please feel free to ask for a extra session to be added to the timetable. (including mondays)
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Lovely place,extremely helpful staff,including the cleaners who were very well informed about the park etc.
Confirmed guest, 2015-11-16
Nice lodge, clean good location, Would be a good idea if People were aware before their arrival what the parking situation was as some can park directly outside the lodge. Main grip was the cost of using gas/electric there for two nights and it cost a total of seven pounds,and we were out during the day, extortion.
Very relaxing
Great place will be back soon
A basic but clean lodge. Comfy bed. Lots of space. Beautiful surroundings. Swimming pool small but clean and good enough for an hours splash about with the kids.
Suggested improvements; Bath mat to be provided (as stepping out of a high bath on to a wooden floor is not very safe). Either advise visitors to bring own washing up liquid/dishwasher tablets or provide some. 1 toilet roll for 5 people over the weekend is not enough.
Confirmed guest, 2015-11-15
I will start this with if you want Center Parcs, go pay for the privilege, having done both there is much more there on site and it isn't additional costs which during the day it is here. Whilst there could be more facilities at Sherwood Castle the value for money would likely take a hit because of it. Also what looks old tired and not impressive to you was to a 3 year old boy, heaven. Every day we went off site as didn't wish to pay for any extras but when we were back my son would ask to go swimming in the Castle. I think if you have pre-school children it is perfect, with White Post Farm and Yorkshire Wildlife Park all reachable. Also the local Abbey and historic landmarks are well catered for tourists and clearly priced to entice people from the Center Parc site but we took full advantage.
The accommodation was perfect for our 4 night stay, I wouldn't recommend a fortnight because you would run out of things to do without running up quite the bill. The staff were very much working with what they had but after a couple of conversations really softened out and were very helpful, I'd imagine if you're rude they could easily go the other way, they aren't a paid smile like some parks but I found that made them more genuine once we were chatting so didn't feel I was getting a sales pitch.
You can see by the amount I have had to say the trip was one I felt worth commenting on, mainly to manage expectations as I would like the cheap lovely break to be available to me next year and don't want them to listen too much for the calls to change, yes modernise what is there a bit but the concept for a young family is perfect. I don't want to pay for a bar onsite when my 1 year old girl goes to bed at 7:30pm and I have a fridge in my lodge and Tesco's down the road, mummy and I loved the cosy nights in without the noise those similar parks experience.
like I said, kids over 5? Might struggle to entertain. Base camp for a Couple? Perfect. Small break with little ones? My favourite holiday to date.
Was a lovely quiet weekend away
The cabin was very worn. Not what we were expecting
Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves (4 adults and 2 kids).
Lovely place and log cabin.only thing was the dirty mattress.
Just what I needed
For a relaxing quiet stay go mid week out of season, you will have the place to yourself.
out of 10
We had an issue with mice running around our log cabin. When we reported this, the staff were unhelpful. They said they would come and set traps and clean the rooms as there were mice droppings everywhere, however no one turned up to do either.
We had a 3 year old child with us who was scared and didn't sleep.
This made the experience less than enjoyable.
The staff were again unresponsive when we checked out early and mentioned the problems.
out of 10
All prices for on site facilities have gone up but none of the money seems to be put back into the facilities. Tennis racquets with tape around handles and net surrounding tennis court still ripped.
Little zip wire missing and chalets around the lake interiors looking tired.
Beautiful location.. Staff were really helpful and great customer service.
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Welcome to Robin Hood Country! From the delightful locations of our holiday parks in Nottinghamshire, you can follow the legendary outlaw's adventures in his legendary lair amidst the glades and ancient oaks of Sherwood Forest. Now a large country park, famed for the variety of its wildlife almost as much as for our hooded hero, the Forest is the setting for many family friendly activities and attractions. Steeped in lore and legend, and inspiration for the novels of D H Lawrence, the landscape surrounding our holiday parks in Nottinghamshire is the peaceful backdrop to delightful market towns like Newark and Southwell, as well as great houses and gardens, such as Newstead Abbey, family home of the poet Byron. Our caravan holidays in Nottinghamshire would be incomplete without a visit to Nottingham itself. Here you can enjoy excellent shopping and entertainment in a lively, modern city whose fascinating historic attractions are very popular with visitors. An extraordinary man-made cave system lying under the city streets can be explored at the Caves of Nottingham, and you won't want to miss the interactive, award winning Galleries of Justice or Tales of Robin Hood, a firm family favourite.
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Comfortable lodge with one double, one twin and one with either twin beds or bunks – please check when booking. Bath with overhead shower. iPod docking station. Central heating. No pets.
7.2/10 78 reviews
Lakeside setting. Two double, one with ensuite shower and TV/video, and one twin. Fridge/freezer and washing machine. Bath. Central heating. Decking with seating area. No pets.
7.5/10 62 reviews
Lakeside setting. Two double, one with ensuite shower and TV, and two with bunks. DVD/video. Fridge/freezer and washing machine. Bath. Central heating. Decking with seating area. No pets.
7.7/10 31 reviews
Comfortable cosy lodge. One double with TV and one twin. Shower. Flat screen TV/DVD and leather suite. Dishwasher. Either log burner (plus electric bedroom heating) or full central heating – please check when booking. Decking with seating area. No pets.
7.4/10 36 reviews
Comfortable cosy lodge. One double with TV and one single. Bathroom with double ended spa bath plus his and hers wash basins or corner bath. Flat screen TV/DVD and leather suite. Dishwasher. Either log burner (plus electric bedroom heating) or full central heating – please check when booking. Decking with seating area. No pets.
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Cosy lodge with one double with TV and one with bunks. Bathroom with spa bath plus his and hers wash basins or corner bath. iPod docking station. Either log burner (plus electric bedroom heating) or full central heating – please check when booking. Decking with seating area.
7.6/10 43 reviews
Modern and contemporary lodge. One double with flat screen TV and one with bunks. Spa bath. Open plan contemporary living area with flat screen TV/DVD and iPod docking station. Dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Decking with seating area. No pets.
7.6/10 55 reviews
Modern and contemporary luxury lodge. One double with flat screen TV and one twin. Shower. Open plan contemporary living area with flat screen TV/DVD and iPod docking station. Dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Decking with seating area. No pets.
7.9/10 43 reviews
Modern and contemporary spacious lodge. One double with flat screen TV, one twin and one with bunks. Bath with overhead shower. Spacious open plan contemporary living area with flat screen TV/DVD and iPod docking station. Dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Central heating. Decking with seating area. No pets.
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The Grange Farm in Oadby is a country pub and restaurant oozing rural charm and rustic character. The picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring the hearty, seasonal pub-food on the menu, and the carefully nurtured cask ales and fine wines gracing the bar. The building which is now The Grange Farm is about 150 years old, as the name suggests the land on which it stands was originally an agricultural smallholding. It was through the brewing of locally grown barley to meet the village's demand for real ale that our building evolved into The Grange Farm. Enjoy a spot by the roaring log-fire or make the best of the British summertime by eating alfresco in the pretty beer garden.


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I downloaded the keys for different outfits fomr marketplace, but how do I acces them. They are not in the security room anywhere.
Keys ?
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Posted 01 September 2006 - 09:04 PM
They're in the back rooms of the security office. Under the stairwell, there's 3 lockers, left one has black outfit, far right one has white sunglasses, middle one has nothing. The boxes on the shelf near there will let you change back into original clothes.
The other outfits are in the lockers in a couple of those rooms.
The other outfits are in the lockers in a couple of those rooms.
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Father-son trainers win on same card; Baffert takes La Brea Stakes
ARCADIA Trainers Richard and Gary Mandella have won stakes races on the same day, but never on the same card. So naturally, there was something special about the father-son team taking two big purses on Wednesday's opening day at Santa Anita.
"This is just about as good as it gets ... and the only thing better is if he wins, and sometimes that's even better," said 62-year-old Richard Mandella, whose Jimmy Creed, a 3-year-old colt by Distorted Humor and owned by B. Wayne Hughes of Spendthrift Farms, was the upset winner of the $300,000, Grade I Malibu Stakes with jockey Garrett Gomez aboard. Jimmy Creed ($19.20) finished three-quarters of a length ahead of the Doug O'Neill-trained Private Zone, ridden by Martin Pedroza. Race favorite The Lumber Guy — who beat Jimmy Creed soundly here in the Breeders' Cup Sprint last month — was a badly beaten seventh, leading trainer Neil Drysdale to say, "We just found out that he couldn't handle the racetrack."
"Garrett gave him a great ride," Mandella added. "He just doesn't like dirt in his face, and that's basically what bothered him in the Breeders' Cup. We trained him behind horses and schooled him as much as we could. Garrett did a great job of getting him close enough where he didn't get that big stream of mud in his face."
Gary Mandella's Silentio ($3.20 to win), owned by Alain and Gerald Wertheimer, won the Grade II, $150,000 Sir Beaufort Stakes, finishing a half-length ahead of trainer John Shirreffs' Battle Force, the race favorite. For the younger Mandella, the victory capped off his best year ever for stakes wins as a trainer.
"I don't know if I've ever won five stakes in the same year," said the 40-year-old Gary Mandella. "That's five. We're pretty proud of that, and I'm proud of my staff. "
The Mandellas won stakes races on the same day, but it was back on Oct. 1, 2005, when Richard won the Goodwood Stakes at Santa Anita with Rock Hard Ten and Gary won the Vosburgh at Belmont with Taste of Paradise.
In the first stakes race of the winter-spring meeting, trainer Bob Baffert's Book Review ($11.60) was the upset winner of the Grade I $300,000 La Brea Stakes for 3-year-old fillies. Baffert won the La Brea for the seventh time, and jockey Rafael Bejarano won the second of four races on the day to give owners Gary and Mary West, of Rancho Santa Fe, a good start to the 71-day meeting.
"Great way to start the year," said Gary West, who has moved a string of horses to Baffert's barn so he and his wife can enjoy watching them in Southern California.
Baffert and Bejarano teamed up to win the sixth race, too. Bejarano also won on Tribal Jewel in the first race and for Gary Mandella on Silentio in the fifth.
"It's great to win here opening day," Baffert said. "I love opening day, and to win a Grade I, that's like a Christmas gift to myself."
A crowd of 27,273 attended the opener. They bet $3,035,963.50 on track, and the total handle including out-of-state wagers was $13,494,676. ... Jockey Martin Pedroza won his 3,500th race, taking the second with Stoneside for trainer Julio Canani.


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My husband likes playing war games of all sorts, if any of you are familiar with the game "Call of Duty", this would be one of them. It's a military style game that has a lot of shooting and killing.
It seems that my husband and I have different opinions on what is ok for our son to watch. I think having him play "shooting games" as long as they are squares and circles like the Nerf games are fine, but having him watch his Dad play a game of people shooting people is not! Am I being silly and sheltering my son from too much?
Also I think my husband should wait till the kids are asleep to play this stuff, but he says they should just stay out of the room when he plays. I don't think this is fair, my idea is lead by example. His idea is that Kids should just listen to what they are told...
Feeling frustrated.. am I wrong.. what do you all think? Advice please!!!!


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INGREDIENTSActive Ingredients: Titanium Dioxide 12.6%, Zinc Oxide 21%. Inactive Ingredients: Bismuth Oxychloride, Mica, Iron Oxides, Zinc Oxide, Titanium Dioxide
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
One of my good friends recommended this product to me. It looks beautiful on her skin, and when I tried it on, I loved it. I could not wait to get my kit in the mail. At first,it looked good on my face and I knew then and there I could never go back to liquid foundation. After several weeks, I began to break out severely. I have never had perfect skin, but I had the breakouts under control. I did not want to believe it was the BE but after I washed my face at night, my skin looked better after just a few hours. The breakouts were all over my face and out of control. (FYI, I do wash my brushes regularly and I was still having this dilhema.) I researched the product a lot and came across reviews about Everyday Minerals. You can order a sample kit and pay only for the shipping. I have been using my sample kit for about a week and my skin looks better than it has in months. I really HATE that BE did not work out for me, but so far I am really happy with EM, I ordered a kit yesterday.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
WHY NOT TO USE THIS PRODUCT. If you don't care about the health of your skin, by all means disregaurd this and use the B.E. products. I've been using all types of bare minerals products for about a year and a half and now I've decided to call it quits. It was good while it lasted but I recently discovered that, though this product claims to be 100% pure and whatnot, there is a faulty ingredient. Its called Bismuth Oxychloride. This ingredient causes irritation, redness, and it enlarges pores. Its no good and it's in almost all of the bare minerals products! I reuse to use this line ever again and I am immediately switching over to graden botanica... Trust me people, DO NOT USE THE MINERALS. Though I loved it, and it served me very well, it does more harm than good.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
nc25 and i was able to swap for LIGHT. i remember trying this years ago and just didn't like it much at the time since i felt it didn't have enough coverage for me so i had given it to my mom and she loved it. i decided to give it another try since i had a chance to swap for it and this time around i love it. makes my skin look so flawless. has just enough coverage w/out making it look cakey. lasts a long time too. when i wear this i get compliments on how flawless my skin looks and am asked what i wear if any. could be my new hg. tempted to try other mineral makeup brands tho. lol. nothing wrong w/ this...i'm just makeup crazy and am the type to try many before settling. haha.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Sadly, I wore bare minerals fairly light 1.2 foundation for about 2 years before I finally caught a glimpse of myself in full sun in the summer... yikes!!! This stuff oxidizes horribly - I looked like an oompa loompa. It was the first mineral makeup I tried, and I stuck with it despite the fact that it sweated off, caked up, and made my face itch (I hated liquid foundation that much more). I recently discovered everyday minerals and was finally able to kick BE to the curb.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I have acne-prone skin and this product works well for me because it does not make me break out like some other foundations do. I like it for that reason. but none of their shades match my skin good, they all give my face a whitish appearance to it and the holes in the containers are way too big, it always spills everywhere.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
First off: The color selection is just terrible. If you are pale, or dark, forget about it! Not to mention there is only one formula, when there are so many different types of skin out there. Bare minerals is overpriced and low quality. If you're looking for the best mineral makeup, try everydayminerals instead! They have free samples, great color selection and prices, not to mention it works a million times better than this garbage.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I never had a very good color match with B.E. I was literally right in between faily light and light, but I have such an unmatchable skin tone anyways (always had problems finding the perfect color), so that is not entirely B.E.'s fault. The powder can get cakey, and it never looked completely flawless...the more I buffed the more it would bring out the dry flakes in my skin. It also made my skin look very shiny, which are some of the main complaints I've heard from other people too. Urban Decay Surreal Skin Mineral Makeup is comparable, and it does not leave a shiny finish but more matte, it has good coverage, and is put on with a powder puff instead. It's better than B.E., but still not the best I've ever used.
Overall, B.E. just didn't work for me no matter how much I really really wanted it to, and kept going back to it. I love the idea of a powder foundation, but as of now, the search for the perfect one is still on.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
Women should really understand what thay are putting on their skin when using products containing Bismuth Oxychloride. To be fair BE is not the only mineral makeup line to use this, Bismuth Oxychloride is considered a mineral but is not found in the earth! It is a BYPRODUCT of LEAD and COPPER processing and is considered a SKIN IRRITANT ! EW not something I personally want on my skin. My neighbor had flawless [ really] skin and after using BE is still trying to return it to that state. I fortunately reacted right away with a red, itchy rash and stopped using it .Bismuth Oxychloride is also used in many liquid foundations and other makeup products.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was really surprised that this product did so poorly on MUA; but after reading the reviews I realize that the only reason why BM gets bad reviews is because it doesn't agree with some people's skin and not because the product is not good.
I switched over from my liquid foundation and have been using this for over a month now. I am NC35-40 and I use Medium Tan. It am so surprised at how long lasting this is. I put it on at 8 in the morning and it is still there at 2 am the next morning, without any touchups. It feels sooooo natural - when i used the liquid foundation I always had desires to wash my face around 3 pm but with this i never remember that i have it on...it's true, you do use less and less of it the more you use it
My skin wasn't bad before but I think liquid foundation made my naked face look like the living dead - I would be really insecure about going places without makeup, but since I started using BM I have liked how my naked face looks more too
I apply this with my 182 kabuki and find that I don't really have to do the whole tapping thing (oh well, less wasted product) it just glides on perfectly. There is a ton of product, I really don't forsee using the full-size up within a year, but if i do i will definitely buy again.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
The first time I used this, I thought it was the worst product out there, but when I finally learned to use it right, I know think it's one of the best products out there. I have really dry/sensitive skin and I have been using this product for 3 years now. It actually improved my skin, I don't break out and I get compliments on my "flawless" skin. I tried liquid foundation for dry skin, but it always ends up irritating my sensitive skin and it dries my skin out more. At least with Bare Minerals, it doesn 't dry out my skin. The wear time is short though. I would like to try their primer to see if it makes the foundation last longer. Anyway, this isn't for everyone just like every other product out there, some will like it and others won't. The key to make this work is to blend really well and just put on a little amount, layering accordingly.
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Population: 3044
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Chester, Vermont is what one thinks of when it thinks of the "quintessential Vermont town;" quaint, charming, and brimming with life. Nestled between Bromley, Magic, Stratton, and Okemo Mountain, Chester, Vermont is the southern gateway to the Okemo Valley. Chester is chock full of architectural treasures, vibrant personality, unspoiled countryside and unrivaled hospitality.
One of the Prettiest Places in America!
Nominated as one of the prettiest "Painted Places" in America, Chester, Vermont's exquisite village green welcomes you to explore the town's many superb restaurants and taverns, shops and eclectic galleries.
Chester's rich history and profound sense of purpose have preserved its timeless quality and peaceful character. Chester, Vermont has fostered towering maples, championed contemporary arts, and flourished with family farms. Home to The Stone Hearth Inn & Tavern named one of only ten "Green Restaurants in the Green Mountain State" by the Vermont Business Environmental Partnership, Chester abounds with delightful inns and award-winning B&Bs like the Inn Victoria, lively arts and culture, stunning scenery and peerless tranquility for anyone looking to 'get away from it all,' even if just for a little while.
Interested in walking through Chester? Here's both a map with several routes and a guide.
Take a hike!
Chester boasts much in the way of artisans, antiques and a famous "Chester Craft Fair" but did you know there's a few prized walks and hikes you can explore too? Check out the Lost Mine or GMUHS hikes to see the natural wonders of our area.
Chester's 2015 Summer Concert Series returns to the Academy Building lawn across from the Green in downtown Chester with five Thursday night concerts from 6:30-8:00 pm starting July 16, 2015.
Kicking off the series on July 16th are local favorites, The Bondville Boys, with their eclectic, hard-edged bluegrass. Musicians Jake Geppert, Tom Morris and Laura Molinelli have played together for over twenty years. Now joined most recently by Ben Campbell and Christian Heins, The Bondville Boys are known for their sweet harmonies, excellent musicianship, great energy and original tunes. New this year on July 23th are Frydaddy and the Little Town Horns. Led by Carlos Ocasio, the Frydaddy band has been rocking the Upper Valley for close to 30 years. With influences ranging from James Brown to Carlos Santana, their original tunes will make for a foot stompin' good time. They will be followed on the 30st of July by Andover's own Ida Mae Specker and her band, The Honest Mistakes. Ida, a 3rd generation fiddle player, is a powerhouse on stage- she fiddles, drums, and sings simultaneously in a whirlwind of passion and virtuosity. On August 6th, Gerry Grimo and the East Bay Jazz Ensemble return to Chester to deliver the amazing big band sounds that have captivated concert- goers in the past. With their 10-13 piece ensemble (and lots of sax) delivering the best in jazz, pop and R & B music, they will take you on a sentimental journey through the sound of the classic big bands. And to wrap up this year's concert series, on August 13th, Chester's own Chris Kleeman Band, Vermont's best kept Blues secret, performs some of Chris' own tunes and old traditional and Chicago-style Blues.
Brought to you by the Rotary Club of Chester, Vermont, The Chester Summer Music Series thanks its major patrons, Newsbank, TDBank, and Dakin & Benelli. Additional support comes from sponsors Fullerton Inn, Chester Family Medicine/SMCS, Vail Law Office, and The Vermont Country Store. Subscribers include Chester Hardware, Lisai's Chester Market, Skygate Financial Group, Ulbrich Law Offices, Terrigeneous Landscape Architecture and The Message for the Week (in-kind). Friends are Barrett & Valley Real Estate, Moon Dog Café, Misty Valley Books, MacLaomainn's Scottish Pub, and Motel in the Meadow. It is thanks to the generosity of these local businesses that we are able to bring you these wonderful summer concerts. And the biggest thanks go to the Rotary Club of Chester, Vermont which has generously supported this series through the years.
Bring your blankets and lawn chairs and be prepared to sit back and listen to great music on a summer night right in downtown Chester. In case of inclement weather, concerts will move to MacLaomainn's Scottish Pub, 52 South Main Street, Chester.
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Located just west of the junction of Routes 11 and 103 along the Middle Brook of the Williams River, Chester, Vermont offers the best of Vermont's celebrated pristine landscape and lively community with opportunities for bicyclists, boaters, shoppers, sightseers and anyone looking for a quiet respite or intrepid recreation, and all within easy distance of the Okemo Valley region's top winter resorts.


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Stealth lacrosse looking for playoff push
The Washington Stealth have one of the most potent offenses in the National Lacrosse League, but as the regular season winds down and the playoffs approach getting back injured forward Jeff Zywicki might be just what this team needs to successfully defend their NLL championship.
Zywicki, who has been out since the season opener on Jan. 8 with a lower body injury, traveled with the team to Edmonton for today's game against the Rush. Zywicki was evaluated after practice on Friday and will be again after shootaround today. General Manager Doug Locker and head coach Chris Hall are hopeful he will play.
"We are hopeful, but not 100 percent sure yet," Locker said.
Zywicki scored 71 points on 30 goals and 41 assists last year for the Stealth. His return might be just in time for 4-5 Washington. Entering play on Friday, the Stealth were in third place in the NL West division 1 ½ games behind first place Calgary and a half-game behind Minnesota.
"We haven't lost sight of first place. We also haven't lost sight of last place," Hall said in a Wednesday conference call.
The Stealth might not have as many wins as they had hoped in Zywicki's absence, but several players have stepped up offensively while he has been out. Hall mentioned forwards Luke Wiles and Craig Conn specifically.
"Craig is a proven goal scorer and a winner in this league," Hall said.
Of course, the usual suspects have stepped up for the Stealth as well. Forward Lewis Ratcliff, who has 52 points on 19 goals and 33 assists and forward Rhys Duch, who has 48 points on 24 goals and 24 assists, have picked up their share of the scoring load. Both players are in the mix for the league scoring title.
But getting back Zywicki's offense couldn't hurt.
"Jeff is obviously a marquee player in this league," Hall said.
Zywicki's return shouldn't be the Stealth's only concern, the Edmonton Rush should be pretty high up on that list.
On paper, the Stealth would seem to have a sizable advantage. They are two games ahead in the standings, they are the defending NLL champions and Edmonton only has two wins on the season. For those who operate under that school of thought, it is important to point out that the only two wins Edmonton has on the season came against the Stealth.
The Rush are still alive for a playoff spot, despite their record and to add legitimacy to those hopes they need a third victory over the Stealth tonight.
"We need to play desperation lacrosse again," Edmonton coach Derek Keenan said.
The Rush acquired forward Zack Greer from Minnesota for a 2013 first round draft pick on Wednesday to help with their late season push. Greer, who has 10 points on five goals and five assists on the season, will be on the floor tonight against the Stealth.
"He's a kid we have had our eye on for a while," Keenan said.
If the Stealth hope to score a bit of revenge over the Rush tonight, the transition game that they showed in the first two meetings with Edmonton will need to improve.
Hall said the Rush "crushed us in the transition game earlier this year."
After the two losses to Edmonton, the Stealth returned to Everett to face Colorado the following weekend and it appeared they had righted the ship.
"We did a pretty good job of transitioning the ball finally last game against Colorado," Hall said.
In reality, the Stealth did a pretty good job of everything against Colorado. Washington won 20-7, giving up just two goals in the first three periods.
It may have been lowly Colorado (1-7 going into Friday night's play), but the team hopes that performance carries over into tonight's game against the Rush.
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Thanks for reminding me of how old I am.
hee, hee... I'm old enough i should remember; must be senility seting in. What did they have before zip codes? Was it just two digits (eg. 14215 = 15)?
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CVR College of Engineering was established in 2001, and its seventh batch of students just graduated from the College. CVR salutes fellow self-financing engineering colleges in AP for successful completion of 3 decades of service to the society.
CVR was ranked as the #1 college among more than 550+ colleges in AP that started in the last decade* and was also rated as the #1 co-educational college in Pass percentage among ~300 colleges under JNTU, Hyderabad for exams held in May 2009, November 2009 and May 2010. It is the expectation of the academic community that CVR is on the successful path to be in the TOP-5 amongst all colleges in AP in the next couple of years.
The College was the first college in Osmania University (Telangana) area that was promoted by NRI technology professionals resident in the US. The NRI promoters are associated with cutting-edge technologies of the computer and electronics industry. They also have strong associations with other leading NRI professionals working for world-renowned companies like IBM, Intel, Cisco, Motorola, AT&T, Lucent and Nortel who have agreed to associate with CVR College with a vision and passion to make the College a state-of-the-art engineering institution.
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Shabana Samulean Masih Group
Shabana is the group leader of four other women from her locality. Shaheen wants a loan to buy leather to sell. Ulfat wants a loan to buy chickens for her butcher shop. Zareena wants a loan to change the body of her auto-rickshaw (a local three-wheeled motor vehicle). Yasmeen wants a loan to buy fruit to sell.
This is a group loan that will be distributed among members, each of whom will invest in her own business. The members mutually guarantee the entire loan. If one member does not repay, the other members are responsible.
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This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Hello ladies. I haven't posted in a while but today my doctor called me and told me the cause of my miscarriage was because my pregnancy was a molar Pregnancy. I've never heard of such thing. I did little research but wanted to know has anybody else has ever had one and could yall give me some details about it.
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Posted 07/16/2012
I think ( the way it sounds to me) that is a technical term for a pregnancy that can't progress due to chromosomal abnormalities. From what I've just read, both of mine have been "molar". But I've never had a doctor use that term with me.
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Ok. I think if you have had a molar pregnancy the doctor would tell you because they have to check your hcg levels and I think you have to wait at least 6 months to try to conceive again.
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Kendy, so sorry for your loss. I have not had a molar pregnancy but have seen a molar pregnancy board here on babycentre. They might be able to give you better information.


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the last pic you took with your phone or camera!
I took these 2 for FB because Odina is 12 weeks old today. :') <3
Lol, she was trying on her new school clothes and he wanted to try some on too.
Aww cute pic!!
Thank you! All my girls are cuties hehe :)
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Sorry it's little. My son's wheel for his Lego Technic car rolled under the couch where he couldn't reach it so he built this contraption out of Lego pieces to retrieve it. It took 4 adjustments but he got it to work!
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Since when was building a relationship something easy to accomplish? It takes time, effort, sacrifice and love. It takes investment, and can often be difficult. It takes honesty and sometimes some rough conflicts, building trust and faith with each other.
Take a moment and think about a relationship you've had with someone you love very much, and how much you've gone through with them. Think about the fights, the lies, the miscommunication. Think about the good times, the love, the trust, mutual understanding.
And then replace your friend in your mind with Jesus Christ.
Christianity was never meant to be a man-made religion, rife with rules and regulations and pious attitudes and tall cathedrals or governmental interference or monarchial rule.
Christianity, for all the word poorly describes, is supposed to be a spiritual relationship with Jesus Christ, the son of God and our future husband (for all the term poorly describes). We were put here on earth to grow, develop and build a lasting relationship with our creator. If you're an immortal god, are you looking for riches, or a relationship with a being who can love you for who you are? Little different than anyone, I should think.
When you pause to think that faith is supposed to make life easier, ask yourself this: Does your relationship with a dear friend mean there are less troubles? Makes work easier? Diminishes the drama with your family? Or does it, perhaps, build an emotional and spiritual anchor from which you can endure the other difficulties with a sense of peace and security?
This is God's relationship with us. He is not here to make life easy. Life is a symptom, not the root or cause. Our spirits are the foundation upon which life is built. Attending to our spirits and the world that connects them is what matters most. God isn't as concerned about you paying for cable or having it easier at work, when he can address the root of your discontentment (NAMELY YOU) and make you peaceful from the inside out.
From out that change God can change offices, communities, cities, states and entire nations. He doesn't care about making you rich. He cares about making you whole! He's an all-powerful being who could make all the gold and silver he desired. It's meaningless, without point or value. What matters to a being capable of summoning his desires at a word? Eternal carnal pleasures should he so desire?
He wants someone to love Him for who He is. Can you blame him? Any immortal would want such a thing, because that is worth more than its weight in gold.
Faith is not supposed to be easy. Nothing in life is about a destination. It's entirely about the journey and how we approach each step. If we embrace the fact that life is about the experience, change becomes easy to manage, troubles of less consequence to the security of our souls, and our general disposition that to take things in stride.
God wants our emotional foundation in something beyond this world. Why do you think he put so much chaos into this world? Shifting weather patterns, political atmospheres, community unrest, familial dischord, and all of it comes from a lack of God. But when we secure ourselves to He Who Remains Unchanging, solid and complete, the rest of it affects us less. Deaths are mourned and then we move on. Jobs are expressions of purpose, not the purpose, itself.
Faith's difficulties are really just separation anxiety — separation from believing what we see is all there is. It's leaving home and saying goodbye to the house, the car, the yard, the tree … all things we based our foundation in, all things capable of burning to the ground.
God allows difficulty in our life to separate us from the temporal and to join us to the permanent — HIM!
Please, stop expecting him to change your situation. Your situation is temporary, even if it were to last the rest of your earthly life. It's a symptom, not a cause. You want real change? Ask him to change YOU. You are the only constant in your own life. If you don't change, then your problems will return over and over. If you do, then that which affected you before will no longer do so. You become free.
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Villa Pepi is an exceptional and outstanding property.
Set in a quiet countryside location within mature gardens - this very attractive stone clad villa is an idyllic family holiday home. Within a short drive are the sandy beaches of Puerto Pollenca and the charming old town of Pollenca. Affording far reaching views to distant mountains this distinctive property is approached via the private gated floodlit driveway leading to the main entrance.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms
|Car advised
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|Nearest airport: Palma
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, Wi-Fi available
|Hair dryer
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2)
|Linen provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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All on one floor - This spacious accommodation is furnished to a very high standard with Mediterranean cooling terracotta tiles and exposed beams.
* Master double bedroom with full en-suite bath/shower room and doorway to covered garden terrace
* Attractive twin bedroom with "walk-in" en-suite shower room
* Fully fitted open plan modern kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, electric oven/gas hob and seated breakfast bar
*Generous sized, bright and airy family living/dining room with parquet wood flooring, twin comfy sofas, TV, DVD and double French doors opening to the furnished covered poolside terraces overlooking the mature gardens.
* Guests cloakroom with shower and W/C
* Utility room with washing machine
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The crystal clear 8.00m mozaic tiled swimming pool with child steps has surrounding comfortably furnished sun terraces with reclining cushioned sun loungers and well maintained lawns affording plenty of space for children to play.
The mature gardens and well maintained gardens have Palm trees,colourful shrubs and scented herbs including Lavender and Rosemary. Here you can relax and enjoy afternoon siestas amidst these beautiful country surroundings.
Dining alfresco is assured on the BBQ poolside dining terrace - ideal for family meals or romantic evenings.
A truly beautiful family holiday home...one of our finest.
The Balearic Islands region
Mallorca is the largest of the three main Balearic Islands and has been undergoing a wonderful revival over the last 25 years. The island has reestablished itself as a destination rich in culture and offers visitors a diverse choice of unspoilt beaches, bustling towns and breathtaking scenery. The tranquil inland areas have many beautiful areas with traditional old farmhouses carefully restored as holiday homes, ranging from contemporary villas to grand countryside retreats. These properties present the opportunity to enjoy the calming ambience of the island, with space for friends or families to experience a holiday at a property with its own grounds, swimming pool, and of course a high standard of accommodation. If its beaches you're after then the South side of the island can't be beaten; the heritage protected beach and salt lakes of Es Trenc could easily be mistaken for the Caribbean, and the bewildering array of smaller calas (beaches) along the coast line will leave any visitor to the island spoilt for choice. The cosmopolitan town of Santanyi with its bustling street markets, charming Cas Concos and conveniently located s'Horta each providing the basis for some of the finest villas on the island. In the North of the island, Pollenca, Campanet and Buger have the dramatic backdrop of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, with its myriad of little villages nestling between its peaks. Great cuisine is never far away, with each village or town offering many interesting and unique restaurants serving local sourced ingredients. As the secrets of Mallorca are slowly unravelled, so its popularity increases.
Pollença is without doubt one of the most attractive municipalities of the Island. It was one of the areas where tourism first started, being the preferred destination of painters and artists since the beginning of the century. Pollença is full of contrasts because a large part of the "Serra de Tramuntana" is situated within its municipality. With its steep mountains and its deep valleys, which in many cases end in most beautiful and lonely bays, where the blue of the sea merges with the grey of the limestone rocks and the brilliant green of the pine trees. Here the cultural and artistic life never stops. There are many art galleries and beautiful handicraft shops. Throughout the year one can enjoy a variety of musical events, the most famous of which takes place in the Santo Domingo Cloister between July and September. Apart from the old town, the municipality of Pollença is also home to two coastal towns, the Port Of Pollença and Cala San Vicente.
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- 3 Years listed
Calendar last updated:30 Nov 2015
Based in United Kingdom
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turbocharged 300hp 3.0L I6 6-speed shiftable automatic RWD
|620 mi
|After driving about 25 km, the transmission went into limp mode and refused to shift. After the car cooled down I took it back to the shop immediately. they said it was a computer malfunction and had the car completed by 11 am the following morning. Pr
|4960 mi
|transmission shifts are very sluggish when the car is cold. Hard shifts when starting from low speed
turbocharged 300hp 3.0L I6 6-speed manual RWD
|3000 mi
|same as before... rattle from engine/transmission. no fix avail yet.
6-cylinder automatic 2WD
|7000 mi
|24000 mi
215-horsepower 3.0L I6 6-speed manual RWD
|7000 mi
|Clunking noise from the rear differential when changing gear (manual transmission). Replaced driveshaft and rear differential. Must have been expensive! Seems to have been a known issue with the previous generation BMW 3-series.
|28000 mi
|Clunking noise from rear axle.
|30000 mi
|Clunking in rear axle.
225-horsepower 3.0L I6 5-speed shiftable automatic AWD
|28000 mi
|Transmssion delay from reverse to drive when cold started...reflashed with new software like last time...hopefully will work this time, also complimentary oil service.
184-horsepower 2.5L I6 5-speed shiftable automatic RWD
|39000 mi
|Slipping transmission
|43000 mi
|Slipping transmission on cold start; a commonly reported flaw on web; reflash seems to solve it; first reflash did not hold
|31620 mi
|delay from Reverse to Drive, took about 30 seconds for transmission to engage after selecting "D".
225-horsepower 3.0L I6 5-speed shiftable automatic RWD
|97000 mi
|Torque converter failed and needed to be replaced.
184-horsepower 2.5L I6 5-speed shiftable automatic AWD
|68000 mi
|The right outer CV joint boot ripped.
|117000 mi
|Driver's side outer CV joint boot replaced for the second time.
|122000 mi
|Passenger side outer CV joint boot replaced for the second time.
184-horsepower 2.5L I6 5-speed manual AWD
|84000 mi
|U-joint boots on on driving axles (AWD) replaced.
|89000 mi
|Differential seal leaks