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1. AIT is offering 300 seats for Engineering Course commencing in July 2015 (120 seats in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering, 60 seats each in Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Information Technology). The seats are available only for wards of serving/retired Army personnel.
Eligibility Criteria
2. Children of serving/retired Army personnel are eligible. The parent should have completed minimum 10 years of service in the Army. Detailed eligibility criteria are published in in the Prospectus being made available in February 2015.
3. The candidate must fulfill the age criteria requirements as per JEE Main 2015.
4. Qualification � Class XII or equivalent (appeared or passed) with subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
5. Must be an Indian citizen, or a PIO who obtains Indian citizenship before admission.
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6. AIT admission is based on the Rank obtained in the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE (Main) 2015). All applicants are therefore required to appear in JEE Main 2015 and also apply to AIT for Admission. Failing to fill up any one of the forms will lead to rejection of admission to AIT.
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7. JEE Main 2015 will be conducted in the month of April 2015.
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9. Last date for submission of completed Application Form is 25 Apr 2015.
10. Admission at AIT, Pune, will tentatively take place two weeks after the date of declaration of JEE (Main) All India Rank. Admission schedule and Joining Instructions will be hosted on the AIT website www.aitpune.com in the month of Jun 2015.
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In a local opera company, I used to see a guy on stage taking photographs. He had 2 big advantages: (1) he worked as an extra (spear carrier) and (2) he was one of the producers. He had a third advantage that he could afford a Leica with an F 1.0 lens (with the pun name, "queen of the night").
One suggestion I haven't seen is this--Can you go to bigger film? Would medium format allow for less grainy images? You might have to rent some gear to get fast lenses.


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Passion (2012)
De Palma throws in a couple of edgy elements to this remake of a French film. Instead, of course, Passion can't even excel in what the other did right.
De Palma throws in a couple of edgy elements to this remake of a French film. Instead, of course, Passion can't even excel in what the other did right.
Kristin Scott Thomas plays Christine as a mean b!tch who likes to play around with people, until she meets her perfect assistant Isabelle.
I ended up deciding to show you 15 singles from the first six months of the year that I liked the most or ended up listening to a lot.
Tété has released another music video, an extract from his latest album titled Nu Là-Bas, directed by David Ctiborsky.
Set in the turbulent France of the early 70's, Olivier Assayas' Après Mai focuses on Gilles, a young radical high-school boy whose time is basically spent in riotous student movements, painting, and amorous relationships.
The second trailer for Brian De Palma's comeback after Redacted (2007) and The Black Dahlia (2006) is out.
Nicolas Winding Refn delivers a crime film that's as surreal as it is brutal.
Gebo is an honest collector who tries to protect his sour and tormented wife, Doroteia, from the idea of having a thief son- João is an unscrupulous greedy man who has been missing for the past eight years and has just come back home to steal money without showing any kind of mercy.
One of the least subtle and most aggravating home invasion films to come out in a very long time makes waste of everyone's time.
Sofia Coppola takes on a collection of teens that love robbing the homes of the rich through an energetic and satirical lens.


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Old Howard Theatre
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Boston's most famous (some would say notorious) theatre, the Old Howard opened in 1846 and evolved from legitimate theatre to vaudeville to burlesque and finally to striptease.
A movie screen was installed around 1912, to provide entertainment during hours when the performers were not on stage — probably before noon, and between 5 and 8 pm.
City censors closed the Old Howard in November 1953, and it never reopened. The city made plans to tear it down, along with the rest of Scollay Square, to make way for a new Government Center. A committee formed with the aim of saving the Old Howard and turning it into a national theatre museum, but a mysterious fire gutted it on June 20, 1961. It was torn down that same day.
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The "Patriot Ledger Archives" section of the May 7th Quincy Patriot Ledger has a summary of an article with photo from the Q-PL of May 10, 1962. It seems that a local contractor from Weymouth purchased the granite rubble from the demolition of the Old Howard which was then underway. In a cornerstone, which he claims weighed 9 tons, he found a sealed lead box. There were a number of items in the box including a copy, in good condition, of the Boston Daily Atlas newspaper from 1846. There is no mention of the other items in the box.
Ron, does it mention the contractor's name?
David- the contractor was Richard R. Jancaterino, age 34 in 1962, of South Weymouth, married to Elaine. He was self-employed and got 140 tons of granite from the demolition site.
Ron, I have the answer! I found Richard, who is now retired and living in Florida. We spoke a short while ago and he confirms that yes, he did find the cornerstone and that he sold it – and its contents – to Frank Hatch. I'm sure you'll agree that mean it is in very good hands, with a family that appreciates the value of the artifacts.
David- It's always nice to hear that such artifacts have been preserved in good hands.
That map is wrong. It should show center plaza in Boston not, howard street in roxbury. I've been to the west end museum in boston so I have a good idea where it was.
Yes, the map is wrong because Google automatically generated it from the street address, and Howard Street no longer exists in downtown Boston. I don't know how to fix this.
Hello if anyone knows how to get in contact with some with a relic or sign from The Old Howard please let me know. Rufus AL SOmerby was my grand father and he managed in 1930's and 1940's thanks
The Hatch family still has several treasures from the OH. They still live in Maine. I have a few bits of ephemera, see my Scollay Square website for my direct contact info, I'd love to chat with you, anyway, about your grandfather and the OH.
In a Feb. 1903 issue of the New York Clipper, a theatrical trade paper, there is an ad for the Old Howard, listing their show for the week of Feb. 23, 1903. The ad lists the name of their New York representative, and has two slogans: "American's Oldest Variety and Burlesque Theatre" and "Always Something Doing 1PM to 11PM". (By 1950 that slogan had change to "…9AM to 11PM" because they started their day with movies at 9AM. The show consisted of 13 vaudeville acts, each act featuring from one to 4 performers, plus "The Three Teasers" Burlesque with a cast of 36. Add in the musicians, stage manager and stage hands and you have to wonder where they had room for all these people backstage (it was not a big theater). Dressing rooms were on the ground floor under the stage. They could have extended this area forward for more room, but there was a business on the ground floor: a brewery/bottling works originally, and restaurants later. (There was no business on the ground floor in the 1950s). The program does not mention movies, but they started showing films right from the start when they first became available in the late-1890s. The NY Clipper is among the show-business trade papers on line in the Media History Digital Library; (free access).
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The tremendous advances in artillery that took place during the years leading up to the war helped to reintroduce an old, time-tested element to the uniforms of the 20th Century soldier: the helmet.
So numerous were head injuries from high-explosive shells during the first year of the war that it compelled the doctors on both sides to beg their respective generals to issue some measure of cranium protection in order to reduce the casualty figures. As you will read in the attached article, the French began to wear helmets in the fall of 1915; the British and Germans a year later.
"The Lewis gun was, in the circumstances, a weapon of very considerable value. It helped the British infantry to hold back masses of the enemy in the opening phase of the war, and became one of the most important instruments of attack and defense during the long period of trench warfare."
"The light Lewis gun became the favourite weapon of the British airman, against the Parabellum gun of German pilots and fighting observers."
Click here if you wish to read about the American inventor of the Lewis Gun.
The attached is a photo from a 1918 issue of GREAT WAR MAGAZINE and pictures the Brandt Grenade-Thrower - designed in 1916 by the Frenchman Edgar William Brandt (1880 - 1960). A commonly used piece of trench artillery that was most often found in the French sectors, it is easily recognized by it's highly pronounced barrel that narrowed at the muzzle. An air operated mortar of 75mm caliber, this piece was one of several compressed air projectors deployed by the French Army.
Naval mines had been around for centuries, in one form or another - and this article pertains to the particular type of anti U-boat mines that were put in place along those well-traveled sea lanes known best by that kind of German warship.
The U.S Army only ordered two types of trench periscopes during the war. The first kind was a simple wooden box, painted a lovely shade of olive drab and measuring two inches square and 15 inches in length with two inclined mirrors set at both ends (pictured). This type was manufactured by two companies and well over 100,000 were produced.
The second variety was a mirror that was designed to fixed to the end of a bayonet, "a total of 100,000 of these were delivered before the end of July, 1918 and 50,000 additional ones before November".
(Until we get the title link fixed, you can read the article by clicking here.)
The German slide-rule jockeys of World War I burned the midnight oil well into the early hours coming up with this weird steel mask for their sharp-shooters...
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On this weeks edition of Tech Weekly with Aleks Krotoski and Guardian technology editor Charles Arthur, we hear from Alec Saunders, RIM's vice-president of developer relations, about the next big step for BlackBerry phones.
Aleks and Charles also discuss the soon-to-be-launched iPad Mini and Jemima Kiss returns to a tech company she visited three years ago, Songkick. Co-founder Ian Hogarth discusses the recent investment of $10m into the company and why their new initiative Detour is set to change music fans' role as consumers of live music.


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Your Kids Need to Learn Fast
Monks, Helen, The Evening Standard (London, England)
Byline: HELEN MONKS
WHILE the average 12-year-old will know about the birds and the bees, they are less likely to know the financial facts of life.
Personal debt is set to become an epidemic for future generations as credit becomes easier to obtain and temptation harder to resist.
The best way to avoid getting into money trouble in later life is education.
The bad news for mum and dad is that it's down to you. The good news is that talking to your kids about money should be less embarrassing that the "where babies come from" chat.
The National Curriculum offers cash coaching through Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE) and Citizenship classes. However, your child could be as old as 14 before they get this guidance and by then they may already have developed bad habits. Here we break down 10 things every child should be told about money before they are 12.
1. Know the family finances: "Financial habits are ingrained at a very early age," says Ann-Marie Blake, of NatWest, which runs educational programme Face2face with Finance.
Involve your child in family budgeting, planning and saving, so as to help them realise why they can't always have the latest trainers and develop a sense of what decisions need to be made.
2. "Money doesn't grow on trees and you have to work to earn it": so says Peter Eldrid, deputy chief executive of charity Parentline Plus. It's obvious, but the sooner your child accepts that work is the main source of money, the better. Try rewarding your child with pocket money in exchange for completing household chores.
3. How to budget: help your child to write a personal budget, including bus, lunch and pocket money, and keeping records of what they spend.
Encourage them to start the saving habit early.
4. Not budgeting can have unpleasant consequences: resist the temptation to bail your child out if they don't save enough for what they want. When you can't afford something because you didn't save enough, tell your child.
5. How to use a cash machine: some children's bank accounts provide holein-the-wall access to their cash, such as Yorkshire Bank's Cybersave account (www.yorkshirebank.co.uk). Teach them how to do this safely.
6. Asking questions about money makes them clever, not stupid: encourage them to be questioning, whether it's about being asked to lend cash to friends or why something costs so much.
7. The difference between debit, credit and prepayment: make your child clear on the differences early.
8. Borrowed money is not free money: save your child from the debt trap - if you lend them money, write out a Bank of Dad or Mum credit note and note the debt until it is paid off.
9. You have a choice on what to spend your money: tell them that shopping around can save money on CDs and clothes, making them more likely to get the best deals later in life.
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Citations for " Testing Market Efficiency: Evidence from the NFL Sports Betting Market"
by Gray, Philip K & Gray, Stephen F
- Stekler, H.O. & Sendor, David & Verlander, Richard, 2010.
"Issues in sports forecasting,"
International Journal of Forecasting,
Elsevier, vol. 26(3), pages 606-621, July.
- Herman O. Stekler & David Sendor & Richard Verlander, 2009. "Issues in Sports Forecasting," Working Papers 2009-002, The George Washington University, Department of Economics, Research Program on Forecasting.
- Elisabete F. Sim�es Vieira, 2012. "Investor sentiment and market reaction: evidence on 2010 FIFA World Cup," International Journal of Economics and Accounting, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 3(1), pages 51-76.
- Murtha, Brian R., 2013. "Peaking at the right time: Perceptions, expectations, and effects," Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Elsevier, vol. 120(1), pages 62-72.
- Klaassen, Franc J.G.M. & Magnus, Jan R., 2009. "The efficiency of top agents: An analysis through service strategy in tennis," Journal of Econometrics, Elsevier, vol. 148(1), pages 72-85, January.
- Steven D. Levitt, 2003. "How Do Markets Function? An Empirical Analysis of Gambling on the National Football League," NBER Working Papers 9422, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Matthew Amor & William Griffiths, 2003. "Modelling the Behaviour and Performance of Australian Football Tipsters," Department of Economics - Working Papers Series 871, The University of Melbourne.
- Borghesi, Richard & Dare, William, 2009. "A test of the widespread-point-shaving theory," Finance Research Letters, Elsevier, vol. 6(3), pages 115-121, September.
- Carsten Schmidt & Axel Werwatz, 2002.
"How accurate do markets predict the outcome of an event? The Euro 2000 soccer championships experiment,"
Papers on Strategic Interaction
2002-09, Max Planck Institute of Economics, Strategic Interaction Group.
- Schmidt, Carsten & Werwatz, Axel, 2002. "How accurate do markets predict the outcome of an event? The Euro 2000 soccer championships experiment," SFB 373 Discussion Papers 2002,29, Humboldt University of Berlin, Interdisciplinary Research Project 373: Quantification and Simulation of Economic Processes.
- Caiado, Jorge & Vieira, Aníbal & Bonito, Ana & Reis, Carlos & Fernandes, Francisco, 2006. "Previsão da eficácia ofensiva do futebol profissional: Um caso Português," MPRA Paper 2185, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Andy Fodor & Michael DiFilippo & Kevin Krieger & Justin Davis, 2013. "Inefficient pricing from holdover bias in NFL point spread markets," Applied Financial Economics, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 23(17), pages 1407-1418, September.
- Paul, Rodney J. & Weinbach, Andrew P., 2012. "Competitive balance in the NFL?," Edition HWWI: Chapters, in: Zur Ökonomik von Spitzenleistungen im internationalen Sport, pages 73-84 Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI).
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- Sebastian Bervoets & Bruno Decreuse & Mathieu Faure, 2014.
"A Renewed Analysis of Cheating in Contests: Theory and Evidence from Recovery Doping,"
AMSE Working Papers
1441, Aix-Marseille School of Economics, Marseille, France, revised Jun 2015.
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- Igan, Deniz & Pinheiro, Marcelo & Smith, John, 2012. "Racial biases and market outcomes: "White men can't jump," but would you bet on it?," MPRA Paper 36069, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Daniel Kuester & Shane Sanders, 2011. "Regional information and market efficiency: the case of spread betting in United States college football," Journal of Economics and Finance, Springer, vol. 35(1), pages 116-122, January.
- Baryla Jr., Edward A. & Borghesi, Richard A. & Dare, William H. & Dennis, Steven A., 2007. "Learning, price formation and the early season bias in the NBA," Finance Research Letters, Elsevier, vol. 4(3), pages 155-164, September.
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- Igan, Deniz & Pinheiro, Marcelo & Smith, John, 2011. ""White men can't jump," but would you bet on it?," MPRA Paper 31469, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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- Miller, Thomas W. & Rapach, David E., 2013. "An intra-week efficiency analysis of bookie-quoted NFL betting lines in NYC," Journal of Empirical Finance, Elsevier, vol. 24(C), pages 10-23.
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Get the Lost Roll, it's amazing. It's a special, but even if not listed they will make it.
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Get the Lost Roll, it's amazing. It's a special, but even if not listed they will make it.
Creme brûlée and Tres Leches are solid choices here
Go for the lunch deal... $6 for entree and drink... I like the taco salad
get the Roast Pork burrito and a side of yucca fries. You won't be sorry.
Arrive at 5 p.m. and put your name on the list to avoid the long dinner wait.
Eggplant antipasti, Taccozzette con Stracotto, and Olive Oil gelato... now that's a perfect meal.
What to get? Corn ice cream with a light sprinkle of cinnamon and/or the dulce de leche!
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Does anybody know if you can put an old pc hard drive into an xbox?
Old Pc Hard Drives?
Started by lou134 , Oct 06 2004 12:53 AM
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Posted 06 October 2004 - 12:53 AM
Posted 06 October 2004 - 01:13 AM
|QUOTE (lou134 @ Oct 5 2004, 07:56 PM)
|Does anybody know if you can put an old pc hard drive into an xbox?
How old? As long as it's IDE/EIDE interfaced, you shouldn't have any problems with it...
Posted 06 October 2004 - 01:19 AM
im sorry, i should have been clearer. I was wondering if I took an already formatted drive out of a pc. could i reformat it and put it in an xbox. I am not as computer savvy as i should be.[SIZE=1][COLOR=blue]
Posted 06 October 2004 - 01:28 AM
Yes, you sure can, just be sure to get a slayers boot disk or some other boot disk that can setup the partitions and format it. You don't have to reformat it on your computer. The Xbox uses a different file system than your pc does.
Posted 06 October 2004 - 01:42 AM
Yeah, I have an extra 80gb laying around but its 5400 rpm, will this be fast enough? Whats the speed of the drive that the xbox comes with?
Posted 06 October 2004 - 02:02 AM
the xbox comes with the 5400, so no probs
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The Junior Mint
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The Junior Mint
This was a defining episode of Seinfeld. How many other shows could have an episode about a piece of candy and make it not seem ridiculous? Fellow Larry David laffer Curb Your Enthusiasm is probably the only show that could do such a thing.
The episode as a whole just worked. It was fast-moving, it was funny and featured some great Jerry/Kramer chemistry, something that disappeared for the most part in the later years of the show. This was also the first appearance of the doctor, who would go on to be a crucial part of this shows storied history.moreless
Well I really like this episode but I don't like how they leave me hanging in the end. Is her name really Dolores? I would like to know. I mean I wanted to know through the whole episode. The least they can do is give me the name of the person. Anyways the main plot of the episode is when Jerry & Kramer accidentally drop a junior mint in to a surgery. Boy, are these story lines getting complicated or what? Anyways, once e the patient starts getting worse. George buys him a 1900 dollar painting, but then regrets it when he gets better.I didn't understand that because George is very cheap. So that is what was out of character.moreless
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This is my favorite Seinfeld episode. The entire episode is hilarious from the junior mint falling into a man during surgery, to Jerry trying to guess what his girlfriend's name is, to the junior mint saving the man's life. Thinking her name was "Mulva" and the things Jerry does to try to find out her name are clever and the ending when he figures out the name is hilarious. The best episode yet.
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In this episode, Jerry and kramer go to watch an operation and while they are watching it, kramer accidently spills a junior mint into his stomach and no one sees. This episode is really hilarious and has alot of the little, clever jokes that make seinfeld the great show it is. One of my favorite moments is when Kramer meets elaines friend and he says how do you do? and kramer goes I do great! Overall this episode is very clever, funny, and definately memorable. Its a fine episode because it really defines what seinfeld is with its style of comedymoreless


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Today he tells us why we should own gold:
"The world ought to have much less faith in central banks, and as that reasoned distrust of a broken model grows, the gold price, I think, will appreciate,"
His second favorite asset class is Russian oil companies such as Lukoil (LUK) which he says are selling at large discounts to global peers.
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April 3, 2006
LSU showing its depth this Spring
Steve Megargee
Rivals.com College Football Staff Writer
BATON ROUGE, La. � Louisiana State's annual spring football scrimmage featured a notable lack of buzz.
That wasn't the only thing missing.
Injuries left the Tigers without starting quarterback JaMarcus Russell, three of their top four running backs, two starting offensive linemen and both starting safeties.
Even as the success of the men's and women's basketball programs pushed LSU spring football into the inside pages of local sports sections, the Tigers didn't sense anything out of the ordinary about this preseason.
The lack of attention from fans or the media never lowered the team's intensity.
"It's never been flying under the radar for us," LSU coach Les Miles said. "We're focused with blinders on here anyway."
They needed that focus to deal with a rash of injuries that sent plenty of starters to the sidelines. LSU could have filled an all-star team with the guys who sat out Saturday's scrimmage.
Injured players included former 1,000-yard rusher Justin Vincent, potential starting tailback Alley Broussard, Associated Press third-team All-America free safety LaRon Landry, starting guard Will Arnold, starting center Ryan Miller and starting strong safety Jessie Daniels.
Injuries even decimated LSU's kicking game.
Chris Jackson, who regularly handles the Tigers' kicking and punting chores, couldn't punt Saturday as he recovers from Tommy John surgery on his elbow. Jackson did participate in the kicking drills.
"It was just seeing what we had for the future basically, with people getting injured and other people having to step up," junior linebacker Ali Highsmith said. "You looked at what you had for years to come.''
The most notable backups to make a name for themselves this spring were junior quarterback Matt Flynn and redshirt freshman quarterback Ryan Perrilloux, who took turns directing the first-team offense in Russell's absence.
But they weren't the only players to make an impression.
The injuries to Broussard and Vincent forced junior fullback Jacob Hester to fill in at tailback. Hester carried the ball well enough to prove he could handle either backfield assignment this fall.
"I'm really confident with Jacob Hester, to be honest with you," Miles said. "I'd have no reservations handing him the ball in any number of situations in any number of games."
Hester and redshirt freshman Antonio Robinson combined for 118 yards on 21 carries in Saturday's scrimmage. Other underclassmen who made a name for themselves this spring included redshirt freshman running back Trindon Holliday and redshirt freshman defensive end Ricky Jean-Francois.
The Tigers' top two spring performers included a new starter on defense and a returning starter on offense.
Junior defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey also showed star potential as the Tigers try to replace Kyle Williams and Claude Wroten on the front four. Dorsey backed up that all-Southeastern Conference duo last season.
"He's going to be a great leader and tremendous player for us inside," Miles said.
Senior wide receiver Dwayne Bowe made a convincing case that he's ready to emerge as the Tigers' top pass-catching threat. Bowe caught three touchdown passes Saturday and finished the scrimmage with seven receptions for 136 yards.
While Bowe continually caught passes in one end zone, an even more encouraging scene was taking place at the other end zone. That's where Broussard, Vincent, Landry and Daniels were running without any noticeable limps, raising hopes that all the injured starters would return in time for the Sept. 2 season opener with Louisiana-Lafayette.
Although the performances at Saturday's scrimmage offered plenty of encouragement for upcoming seasons, the Tigers probably won't challenge for an SEC or national championship this fall if most of their top players remain on the sidelines.
"It'll be fun to see as many as 11 or 12 starters return to action for the start of our season," Miles said after the scrimmage. "I think it's pretty nice and pretty comforting to see we have a good football team (at the scrimmage). And when you add those guys who weren't in uniform today and add a couple of freshmen who will add depth and speed in certain situations, it will be a pretty strong football team to start the season."
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Major road and highway projects like the Interstate 269 loop, I-40/240 and the Mallory Road interchange near Frank Pigeon Industrial Park made substantial progress during 2013, with several phases of important transportation corridors wrapping up and new projects planned for 2014 and beyond.
Pragati Srivastava, administrator for the Memphis Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, is passionate about transportation and travel.
She joined the MPO six years ago with the goal of helping to create and shape transportation corridors for a region that includes all of Shelby County, the western four miles of Fayette County and the northern 10 miles of DeSoto County.
Tim Bolding, executive director of United Housing Inc., had become increasingly interested over the years in energy efficiency, sustainability and alternate energy sources when he saw homes in New Orleans being rebuilt with solar panels.
Brad Box, a partner at Rainey, Kizer, Reviere & Bell PLC, has been named the 2013-2014 president of the Tennessee Defense Lawyers Association. The association is the state arm of the national Defense Research Institute, an organization committed to the exchange of ideas, technique and information.
Memphis City Council members voted Tuesday, Nov. 5, to start over again in plans to find a legal use for city funds in renovating the Southbrook Mall in Whitehaven.
And the administration of Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. gave a qualified endorsement through what amounts to a new feasibility study on the mall due before the council in a month.
NEW YORK (AP) – Sales of small businesses are finally making big gains.
Fred Barkman, who last year bought Spectra Laboratories, a company that tests land and water for toxins, is in the process of purchasing a second environmental lab. Both companies were owned by retirees who wanted to sell but had to wait for the economy to improve after the recession devastated the small business market.
More than two years after leaving state office, Phil Bredesen, the popular former governor and mayor of Nashville, is still on the go. While enjoying a post-political life in Nashville that includes gardening and grandparenting with his wife, Andrea Conte, Bredesen remains active in promoting bipartisan solutions to issues such as the national debt as a speaker and as a member of the Governors' Council of the Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington, D.C.- based think tank.
To hear the way she speaks of Memphis, and to know the many ways in which she works to better her community, one would never guess that Kathy Fish was not born and raised right here.
In her new office at The University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law on the bluffs of the Mississippi River, a thousand miles from where she grew up in Ithaca, N.Y., Amy Campbell is getting used to all things Southern.
September is Architecture Month in Memphis, and the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is spearheading a series of tours, lectures, exhibits and special events that explore historic and contemporary architecture and design in Memphis.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – Director Tate Taylor says he wants to make his native Mississippi a place where people can build careers with steady work in the movie business.
He filmed "The Help" in the state in 2010 and announced Aug. 26 that he will make a feature film about the Godfather of Soul, James Brown, with the intention of shooting "every frame" in Mississippi.
Dixon Gallery and Gardens will host its annual Art on Tap event for the 18th consecutive year on Friday, Sept. 6. The beer-tasting extravaganza will feature offerings from local breweries and eateries, as well as live music and other entertainment.
The city's newest craft brewery will be officially open for business at the end of the week.
Wiseacre Brewing Co. held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, Aug. 28, for its 13,000-square-foot brewery at 2783 Broad Ave., and the fledgling brewery will unveil its taproom and some of its craft beers to the public Friday, Aug. 30, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony set for Wednesday morning at Wiseacre Brewing Co. is about a business vision coming to fruition – but also something more.
Wiseacre, at 2783 Broad Ave., will be officially open for business at its taproom at the end of the week. Wiseacre is opening a 13,000-square-foot brewery with a taproom and patio, and it announced a few months ago it will package its two year-round beers, Tiny Bomb American Pilsner and Ananda India Pale Ale, in a can, making it the first craft brewery in Tennessee to can beer.
Shelby County Commissioners try again Monday, July 22, to set a county property tax rate for the fiscal year that began July 1.
And they will start consideration of the issue with a proposed $4.38 tax rate backed by Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell on the second of three readings.
The busiest time of the year along the Shelby Farms Greenline is also the busiest time of the year for Cheffie's, an example of a business that is a direct beneficiary of being near the Tillman Street end of the greenline that extends east to Shelby Farms Park.
Delta Airlines and Northwest Airlines has just merged with more than 150 flights a day at Memphis International Airport shifting to the Delta brand. And Delta's CEO, Richard Anderson, said Memphis would be an integral hub with more traffic.
Harvey Matheny, associate with the Memphis office of Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. and current president of the Memphis chapter of the American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee, has seen plenty of changes in the local engineering market over the past several years.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) – The Mississippi River crested at St. Louis on Thursday and was beginning a descent unlikely to be interrupted by another round of rain.
The river reached 35 5 feet – 5.5 feet above flood stage – at a gauge near the Gateway Arch early Thursday morning but had fallen about a half-foot by midday. The grounds of the Arch remained dry and the flooding caused few problems in the city.
A bombing and citywide lockdown in Boston, a chemical explosion in West, Texas; threats of flooding along the Mississippi River; tornadoes; earthquakes; and the all-too-frequent house fire.
These are a few of the disasters we all need to prepare for. We need to get ready at home with our families, at work, at our places of worship and at the nonprofits where we spend our time. Most emergencies come with little warning. Many are unthinkable. Some are a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Others – such as fires – occur every day. How will you get ready?
Registration for the Third Annual Duncan-Williams Dragon Boat Races is open.
The event will be held Oct. 5 at Mud Island River Park. Its title sponsor is Memphis-based Duncan-Williams Inc., and the Tennessee Clean Water Network is a beneficiary of the event.
Despite arriving this year at the ripe old age of 175, the Greater Memphis Chamber still has a spring in its step.
When the chamber blows out the candles, so to speak, during its milestone bash Friday, April 12, at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, the event will underscore the organization's storied history, which predates the Civil War. This year also sees the continuation of the chamber's push to be more of a civic force in the community, helping to bring together government and private businesses.
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This town house, situated on the main square in the heart of a typical Breton village will surprise you with the different parts of its huge and secluded rear garden.
Immediately to the back of the house is a decked area for dining al fresco, overlooking a sunny lawn and enormous fig tree. This part of the garden is fully enclosed and suitable for small children. Through the little gate is the heather garden and orchard, with wilder parts beyond. Here you can enjoy aperitifs under the shade of the apple trees.
Indoors a large French-style dining room opens on to the well-equipped and practical kitchen, with a modern fan oven and induction hob. On the other side of the cool hall is a pretty blue and yellow sitting room with an excellent supply of holiday reading, games, videos and DVDs. There is English satellite TV here, and also in the ground floor bedroom at the rear, which can sleep three in two bunk beds and a single bed. There is a shower room downstairs, and another one upstairs, located between the two large double bedrooms. These each have a double bed, and look out over the square and the lovely old church. There is also a Z-Bed and sturdy folding cot for a toddler and a high chair.
This house provides spacious and practical accommodation for a family holiday. It also easily accommodates a couple, or two couples holidaying together.
|Sleeps up to 7, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Shower rooms
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|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|300 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: BREST 1 HR RENNES 1HR 30 MINS, Nearest railway: GUINGAMP
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (2), Single beds (1), Bunk Beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Bed linen is included; towels (not beach towels) can be hired.
A smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector fitted.
Fire safety blanket and first aid kit supplied
|Further details outdoors
2 adult's and 2 children's bike are available at riders' risk
The Brittany region
The Argoat region of Brittany is a quiet rural area with unexpected treasures in the form of prehistoric remains, caastles, woodland trails , secluded chapels and a rich variety of coastal destinations within 30 - 40 miuntes drive.
The Pink Granite Coast and its Towns and Villages:
Perros-Guirec is the highlight of Brittany's Pink Granite Coast which stretches along the coast from Brehat past pretty sheltered bays like Plougrescant to Tregastel. Perros-Guirec itself is a haven of tree lined avenues, smart villas and beautiful beaches. But it is its location at one end of the long Sentier des Douaniers, customs officers walking route, which takes you along stunning cliff tops to the tiny resort of Ploumanac'h past the incredible water sculpted rocks for which the Pink Granite Coast is famous that makes it so popular.
Seabirds glide overhead to the Sept-Iles bird sanctuary as you walk. Some huge rocks are balanced precariously on each other and eroded into strange shapes with names like 'Napoleon's hat', 'turtle' and 'witch'.
Further west are the small villages of Tregastel and Trebeurden. Tregastel is a typical resort with rocks and sandy beaches, harbour, restaurants and creperies. Its newly renovated aquarium is located in pink granite caves with displays of English Channel flora and fauna. Nearby is the dome of the Pleumier-Bodou Telecommunications Centre. Opened in 1962, it was the first receiving station to pick up signals from the American Telstar satellite. The site is now Cosmopolis telecommunications museum with small planetarium and son et lumiere shows.
The Pink Granite Coast is seen at its best in mid May when yellow gorse and lilac lavender contrast with the rose coloured boulders. Ploumanac'h's pink granite lighthouse looks magical at sunset.
Cotes D'Armor or 'land of the sea' on Brittany's north coast boasts a memorable coastline. The adventurous can explore by kayak, others may wish to travel the coastal path on foot or by bicycle. The coastline stretches from the huge granite boulders eroded into fantastical shapes along the Pink Granite Coast at Perros-Guirec, to the highest cliffs in Brittany at Plouha ending finally in the serene landscapes and fine sandy beaches of the Emerald Coast.
Along the way are characterful fishing ports and a bird-watchers paradise at 'Sept Iles'. Pretty inland towns abound, a 'must' being the wonderful medieval river port of Dinan on the River Rance. Arrive by boat for best views of the castle. Cotes D'Armor offers a magnificent array of seafood. It is the largest European producer of scallops. Sample those from Erquy in 'Coquilles St-Jacques'
The village of Pedernec has a post office, pub, hairdresseer, small supermarket, boulangeries and doctor's surgery.
The nearest town (5 mins by car) is Begard, which has a variety of small shops, 2 supermarkets and banks. Guingamp is 11 kms away and is larger and has hypermarkets.
There is a variety of activities within 40 mins drive of Pedernec
Ancient monuments
Beach relaxation
Quad biking
Armoripark theme park for smaller children
Heated seawater swimming pool and gym facilities
Sailing and windsurfing (lessons available)
Wide variety of different kinds of beaches and coastline
Canoing and kayaking
Excursions by boat to outlying islands
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"Beautiful well-maintained house in the centre of the village"
This house was roomy, with large sitting room and dining room. The kitchen was well-equipped and the garden pretty (plus plenty of space to play). The upstairs bedrooms were large and nicely furnished too. We enjoyed croissants from the baker across the road almost every day. The beaches of the Granite Coast are a drive of about 30-40 mins away. The church across the street chimes the hours and has a particularly exuberant burst at 7am. You may find this either charming or sleep-disturbing depending on your preference. Overall, a lovely place to stay.
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Human Sundial!
Favorite thing: This millenium modern sundial really intrigued me! Just above the Towan beach on a small green was a slate stone with the months of the year. at first I though it was some kind of hop-scotch game for the kids ...but then I read the millenium blurb about it and realised it was a sundial!
You simply stand on the right month of the year and your shadow (when the sun is out of course;) ) will fall onto the the right number indicate the time of day - there are two rings of numbers - outer ring for winter time and inner ring for summer time.
Everytime I went past it I couldn't resist and had to tell the time :-)
Harbour View
Favorite thing: Newquay harbour is not only picturesque iits also still a working harbour - so watch out for the nets at your feet and the smell of fish everywhere. Pilchard fishing was once the lifeblood of this place.
At low tide the beach can be walked across at the harbour - otherwise its down and up the cliff paths to get round it.
Things You Do When Drunk
Fondest memory: I have some really fond memories of Newquay, especially from the first time I went.
On the first night we all dressed up and went out for the night, after consuming copious amounts of alcohol we walked home and decided to take a walk across the golf course.
After sliding down a steep bank (it looked a lot steeper in daylight) we found our way onto the beach where several campfires were lit with loads of people sat round them. We tried integrating with one group but they weren`t having any of hit. Looking back at it, I can see the funny side and how it must have looked to the camp fire surfers with a load of clubbers decending on them.
The sight of Adie trying to play the buskers` didgeridoo (sp) and sounding more like a flatulent cow always brings a smile to my face, as does one of the lads asking a Policeman if his van was a taxi home and then stealing his hat and wearing it. It was all taken in the spirit of fun but if it had happened in our hometown he probably would have been arrested straight away.
Have you ever eaten a raw mushroom? I wouldn`t recommend trying it, they are really dry and no amount of alcohol will make it taste good.
These are a few of the great memories that I have from my first visit to Newquay, they all have one thing in common and that is they were all the direct result of alcohol.
I would just like to add that nobody was hurt in the making of this tip and hopefully nobody was offended either.
- Beer Tasting
- Beaches
History of Newquay
Favorite thing: Newquay's first signs of settlement consist of a late Iron Age fortified cliff settlement which took advantage of the local resources (including deposits of iron) and the superior natural defences provided by Trevelgue Head. It is claimed that occupation of the site was continuous from the 3rd century BC to the 5th or 6th century AD, although a Dark Ages house was later built on the head.
- Historical Travel
The Beaches
Favorite thing: Newquay is renowned for its beaches and the surfing. There are11 beaches stretching over seven miles of golden sand - makes for a lovely walk.
- Beaches
- Hiking and Walking
Harbour Boats
Favorite thing: Seeing the boats moored in the harbour is such a colourful sight. Fishing trips can be taken from here in the season - by the harbour are some great pics of all the catches, included shark fishing!
- Sailing and Boating
- Fishing
Sundial and Time Capsule
Favorite thing: As well as the sundial, or Analemmatic as it is, known a time capsule was also placed nearby, to be opened in the year 3000.
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Close to Santa Clara University, this beautifully upgraded townhouse was built in 2011, it has three very spacious master suites ,one half bath and two cars garage.This luxury high end town house has the following features:* 3 level home with full bath connected to each bedroom.* Open floor plan* Side-by-side 2 car garage* Has balcony and patio* Upgraded Cherry wood Cabinets and hardwood floorings* Steel appliances: Refrigerator, dishwasher, garbage disposal. microwave.* Granite counter-tops, hardwood and carpet floor.* Ceiling fans in Master Bedroom and Main living room* Two zone control for AC and heat.* Community park with Children's play equipment.* Easy access to 101/237/17/87 freeways. 1.5 miles from Santa Clara University.
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