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City Gate3
Bazilijonu str 3, Vilnius, LT-01129
Price FromView Rooms
- Very Good
- 5 guest reviews
"I was very happy & surprised to find a room in the city at such short notice. I couldn't believe the price. I would happily have paid double..."
"Very friendly staff!..."
"Spacious room, wi-fi works great, helpful staff...."
About the hotel
Hotel "City Gate" is situated in the Old Town of Vilnius, next to the old gates of the city (16th c. ), world wide known as Gate of Dawn which is one of the most outstanding historical, cultural and religious objects in Vilnius. Once you get through it - all the "gems" of the old Vilnius and also restaurants, shops, nightclubs are at hand's reach.
Whether you are tourist exploring the new sights or a businessman looking for both – quality rest and exciting entertainment, our hotel – is your best choice. Professional and warm service, stylish and cozy rooms, reliable communications and wireless internet connection, solid breakfast and always good price – that is what we offer just for you. Our personnel welcome you and look forward to see you there!
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- Disabled Facilities , Smoking allowed in bedrooms
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- Air conditioning in rooms , Telephone In Each Room
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- Car parking available onsite , Car Parking Available Offsite
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- Wi-Fi Available , Meeting Facilities , In-room Modem Hook up , Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas , Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
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- Restaurant , Breakfast to go
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- TV , [Channels] News , [Channels] Foreign (European) , [Channels] Foreign (Other) , [Channels] Music
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- Doctor on call , Ground floor bedrooms , Lift to all floors , Public Air Conditioning
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I was very happy & surprised to find a room in the city at such short notice.
I couldn't believe the price. I would happily have paid double. The location was perfect. 5min walk from everywhere we wanted to visit. The room was lovely. Very spacious. Staff were very polite, friendly & attentive. Will definitely stay here again when revisiting & will recommend to friends & family.
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1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Air Suspension Conversion Kit With 2″ Lift (LB140L) | SKU: LB140L
Special Price: $457.00
Year: 1987-1994
Make: Land Rover
Model: Range Rover "Classic"
Manufacturer: Strutmasters
Product Type: 4 Wheel Conversion Kit
Product Details
Convert Your Air Suspension To A Coil Spring Suspension. End Your Air Suspension Problems Forever...
Strutmasters 1987-1994 Range Rover Classic 4 Wheel Air Suspension Conversion Kit is the perfect solution to your air suspension problems. Designed to be very affordable, you can convert your air suspension to use standard shocks/struts and coil springs for less than the price of replacing one air strut.
Conversion Kit Features
- Saves Money
- All New Components
- 2" Lift Returns Vehicle to "Raised" Factory Suspension Setting. Provides Additional Clearance For Off-Roading, Or For Oversize Wheels And Tires
- More Reliable Than Air Suspensions
- No Modifications Required To Install
- Easy To Install
- Premium Eibach Springs
Air Suspension Conversion Kit Includes
- 2 Front Eibach Springs
- 2 Rear Eibach Springs
- (4) 2" Lift Blocks
- All Necessary Mounts
- All Necessary Hardware
- Detailed Instructions Including How To Disable The Suspension Warning Light
This Conversion Kit Fits
1987 Range Rover Classic, 1988 Range Rover Classic , 1989 Range Rover Classic, 1990 Range Rover Classic, 1991 Range Rover Classic, 1992 Range Rover Classic, 1993 Range Rover Classic, 1994 Range Rover Classic
Product Notes
- Fits Range Rover "Classic" Chassis Only
- If your Front Shocks Mount Through the center of the Springs, This Kit WILL NOT Fit Your Vehicle
- To Ensure A Smooth Controlled Ride & Add Shock Absorbers To Your Order, Or if you have Questions About If This Kit Will Fit Your Vehicle, Call 866-597-2397
Additional Suspension Information
What kind of suspension does my 1987-1994 Range Rover Classic have?
The 1987-1994 Range Rover Classic is built with the following suspension components:
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Shock Absorbers (x4)- a metal tubing filled with gas-charged hydraulic fluid that is connected to the wheel of a vehicle in order to reduce the effects of vertical travel on a rough surface which controls the bounciness, and therefore comfort, of a vehicle.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Air Struts (x4)- struts that contain an air bladder whose dampening capabilities is controlled by the suspension control module; these have two functions. They connect the wheel of a vehicle to the driving surface in order to reduce the effects of vertical travel on a rough surface which controls the bounciness, and therefore comfort, of a vehicle. They also help maintain the vehicles correct ride height, especially whenever the amount of load put onto the vehicle changes.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Height Sensors (x4)- a linkage located near each wheel of a vehicle with any electronic suspension that, either mechanically or electronically, constantly measures the height of the vehicle, and reports this information back to the control module so that the computer can identify if changes in height need to be adjusted accordingly. The ride height sensor is a moving part, and like all moving parts, they will eventually wear out.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Air Lines- tubes that run from a compressor (air suspension) to the air struts which carry pressurized air to the air bags components in order to adjust the height of the vehicle, respectively.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Solenoids (x4)- usually L-shaped, these plastic components connect the electrical connection and lines of suspension components to the suspension control module on vehicles with active suspension. The solenoid regulates the air pressure for each air spring. Solenoids start to leak as they wear out causing the vehicle to sag or to lean. This will cause the ride height sensor to send a signal to activate the compressor in an attempt to inflate the air suspension and level out the vehicle. This excessive work load will eventually lead to total failure of the compressor.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Compressor- creates/sends pressurized to active suspension components. When the air suspension starts leaking, the compressor/pump starts working harder to try to keep the system inflated. By the time air suspension leaks down completely, sitting the vehicle on its tires, the compressor will either have failed or be well on its way to full failure. Buying replacement struts and taking the time to install them only to find out the compressor still needs to be replaced can be very frustrating, time-consuming, and expensive.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Dryer Assembly- used to keep moisture out of air lines and air springs in order to prevent freezing and internal cracking of these parts. Once air suspension starts leaking, moisture will build-up throughout the air system. Moisture damages the air suspension from the inside. The dryer will need to be replaced in order to eliminate the moisture and prevent any further damage.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Suspension Control Module- a computer which is responsible for the operations of the air suspension system and maintaining the vehicle's correct ride height.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic O-rings- Although they are the least expensive parts of the air suspension, they are responsible for maintaining the seal where all of the air lines connect. Be sure to replace the O-rings when repairing any air suspension system.
How Do I Know If My 1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Air Suspension Is Failing?
The most common symptom of a leaking or failed air suspension is a sudden noticeable uneven height difference between different sides of the vehicle. The vehicle could have a sagging rear end or front end, it could lean to the left side or right side, or the entire vehicle could be squatting down lower than normal. Other symptoms could include a suspension warning message or light in the instrument cluster, or the air compressor no longer working or running way too often (which would be very noisy and noticeable). The last major tip is your vehicle is no longer able to reach or maintain the proper ride height.
Why choose the Conversion Kit over replacing the air suspension system on your 1987-1994 Range Rover Classic?
We have already seen the assortment of parts that construct the air suspension system. Our conversion kit gets rid of having to depend on all of those parts functioning correctly and in sync. This conversion kit consists of (2) front Eibach springs (2) rear Eibach springs (4) 2" lift blocks and all necessary mounts. It normally only takes about an hour per wheel for installation, and is designed for DIYers! The conversion not only saves you time and frustration, it saves you lots of money. Now let's take a look at the cost difference between choosing an air vs. a non-air suspension system. Here, we are going to compare three prices: the price for repairing your air suspension system at the dealer, the price for installing aftermarket air suspension parts on your vehicle, and the price of getting rid of the faulty air ride heartache and installing a brand new suspension conversion kit for the rear of your vehicle.
1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Aftermarket Replacement Parts:
+ Air Strut ($396/strut)
+ Shocks ($196/shock)
+ Compressor Assembly ($720/compressor)
= TOTAL: Over $3,080 (and that doesn't even include replacing electronic components that are known to fail such as the height sensors).
Our 1987-1994 Range Rover Classic Conversion Kit:
+ 2 Front Eibach Coil Springs
+ 2 Rear Eibach Coil Springs
+ (4) 2" Lift Blocks
+ All Necessary Mounts
+ Detailed Installation Instructions
+ Over-The-Phone Technical Support And A Limited Lifetime Warranty = Only $457 (plus s&h).
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My truck looks great and rides just as good without the Air suspension! Thanks to Strutmasters, I have my swag back!! Very good product and easy to assemble. It took my mechanic 2 hours to put the new springs on. Who needs air suspension anyway???? I live in Dallas, not in Afghanistan.
2003-2012 Range Rover L322 Chassis 4 Wheel Air Suspension Conversion Kit (LB34B) Review brandon warren
good product looks good pretty easy install the only problem is that the directions are not clear to say the least step by step on the web with coulor pictures would help and you really need to know that you have to cut the band off the bag and seperate it and use pieces from the bag and that would eliminate alot of confusion as to thinking that all the parts were not supplied but now that they are in im overall happy with the ride and the looks now if you can get me longer struts and a lift kit it would be great thanks
Just Installed this kit on my 1999 Landrover Discovery II.Very easy to install (did it in my drivway) and works Excellent!! Verry Impressed and thankfull that "strutmasters" made this kit available.
Yes everything is awesome
1995-2002 Range Rover 4 Wheel Air Suspension Conversion Kit With 4 Shocks (LB24F) Review Demitri Anderson
Basically the job came out very good the customer was extremely happy. I think the parts are pretty good, have a wonderful day.
I'm shocked that your company actually stood behind it's promise to make right with our order!! Thank you for everything. Honesty is a noble and sorely missed quality in the world today. We hope someone does something nice for you and Justin. Pay it forward and we will sing your praises to all. Sincerely A and J
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Our budget and transparency director Jason Mercier recently highlighted the $27,000 spent by the Puget Sound Partnership, using a grant from the Department of Ecology, to tell dog owners to pick up after their pets. Now the Department of Ecology is defending their sponsorship of the video.
In a blog post they call the rap video a "A good return on the state's investment." They highlight several reasons.
Update at end of blog (July 11, 9am)
Over at the Sightline Institute, they're unhappy with the Seattle Times story on the weather, lamenting that the Times "won't link it to climate change." Washington is warming, Sightline says, and we're already feeling the impact.
At his recent gubernatorial kickoff, Attorney General Rob McKenna highlighted a company in King County that manufactures solar panels. McKenna noted that government regulations were hampering its ability to compete, prosper and create jobs. Generally, we agree with that perspective. In the case of solar power, however, companies that produce solar panels are heavily reliant on taxpayer subsidies and regulations.
Tonight, KCTS is running a story about the impact of diesel emissions in Seattle on cancer rates in the Puget Sound Region. To promote the broadcast, one of the contributors to the story, Investigate West, sent out this tweet earlier in the week:
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I recently picked up Jay Inslee's book on promoting the "green" economy with government programs. This paragraph stuck out at me:
Today's Seattle Times features a story with the headline "Study of 800-year-old tree rings backs global warming." The article notes that snowpack loss in the Western United States has been more severe in recent decades than in the last millennium based on studies of tree rings. There are two key claims here.
When launching the U.S. Conference of Mayors' Climate Protection Agreement, former Seattle mayor Greg Nickels promised the city would set an example for the nation by meeting the carbon emissions reductions in the Kyoto Protocol. Nickels said the city's emissions would be 7 percent below the 1990 levels by 2012.
On his way out of office in December of 2009, he triumphantly declared victory.
One of the most significant problems with current climate policy is that costly failures have been difficult to eliminate. Even when it becomes clear that a policy isn't achieving the promised environmental goals, special interest groups that financially benefit from the policy prevent it from being eliminated.
The best example of this is biofuel policy. Even Al Gore now admits the real damage caused by biofuel subsidies, both to the environment and the federal budget. He admitted:
One of the persistent claims of the environmental community this year was that natural resources budgets were taking big cuts. Now that the budget has been finalized, the numbers show Natural Resources agencies actually received a slight increase in their overall budget.
The budget increase is primarily due to a big increase for the Department of Fish and Wildlife in funding for Puget Sound efforts and money from the new "Discovery Pass" for parks.
Here are the major agencies and the changes for the next biennium:
Last week, the Joint Legislative Audit & Review Committee (JLARC) released its report on the state's green buildings requirements. The title of the report indicates that the "Impact on Energy Use is Mixed." A casual look at the report shows that the word "mixed" is a generous assessment.
Two weeks ago, we noted some flaws in San Juan County's "Best Available Science" document for their proposed Critical Areas Ordinance. The document misquoted the science on sea level rise and temperature increases, projecting impacts much higher than the data indicate.
Upon seeing our critique, a San Juan County planner called and we had a good discussion about how to address the concerns I raised.
It's Friday, so here are a couple quick hits on environmental accountability to finish the week.
Sustainable Seattle Speaker Says One Man's Eco-Terrorist is Another's Eco-Patriot
In an interview with Wired Magazine, Bill Gates notes that many of the trendy environmental technologies we hear about all the time will not make a significant difference in reducing environmental impact.
He tells Wired, "If you're interested in cuteness, the stuff in the home is the place to go," but real solutions require more innovation. He goes on to tell Wired:
One of the most commonly cited impacts of climate change is the impact of rising sea levels. As an island county, San Juan County is building those potential impacts into its new Critical Areas Ordinance.
In the document outlining the "Best Available Science for Frequently Flooded Areas," the county makes some pretty basic errors.
First, they make some basic factual mistakes. For instance, they claim:
Each year, Earth Day offers an opportunity for politicians and others to highlight their support for environmental policies. Most of the work of environmental sustainability, however, occurs quietly every day as the free market encourages individuals to conserve energy and resources while planning for future prosperity.
This Earth Day, we celebrate not the public acts of environmental symbolism, but the quiet, everyday acts that have made the real difference in environmental sustainability. Here are five of countless examples that come to mind.


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Understanding Simple Moving Average (SMA) For Day Trading 3 comments
Nobody can predict whether the market can go up or down in this manipulated crazy market where bad economic data can turn into positive rally or some rumor or good economic data could lead to big sell off. There are many technical indicator available by different broker. In this article I'll discuss about Simple moving average (NYSE:SMA) to visualise whether its uptrend or downtrend. You can predict 95% of time correctly.
A simple, or arithmetic, moving average that is calculated by adding the closing price of the security for a number of time periods and then dividing this total by the number of time periods.
As shown in the chart above, many traders watch for short-term averages to cross above longer-term averages to signal the beginning of an uptrend. As shown by the blue arrows, short-term averages (e.g. 15-period SMA) act as levels of support when the price experiences a pullback. Support levels become stronger and more significant as the number of time periods used in the calculations increases.
I use google finance for most of my trading www.google.com/finance
The chart is simple and easy to use. Set it to 1d by clicking on 1d inside chart. Below I have shown how to set the chart.
Go to www.google.com/finance then click on Dow Jones and then click on 1d, and then set Technical to simple moving average Dow jones April 27th chart - look for curve in SMA(20) which decides whether stocks will be in uptrend or downtrend in advance. Use this technical for any stocks. EXPEDIA chart for April 27th, Since Stock opened leg up, it was a bullish sign or uptrend, and as soon as SMA(50) crossed above SMA(20), stock started sliding down. Sandisk chart for April 27th, look for the curve in SMA(20) to know if it will be uptrend or downtrend. UVXY selling off after initial rally as vix is in contango. Red circle is bearish sign, blue cricle is bullish sign SVXY selling off after initial rally as vix is in contango. Red circle is bearish sign, blue cricle is bullish sign (click to enlarge)
XIV rally after initial sell off as vix is in contango. Red circle is bearish sign, blue cricle is bullish signIt is very easy to visualise the uptrend or downtrend. Look for the curve in advance for the uptrend or downtrend. Usually, there is 2-3% move upside or downside, so take advantage of it. Just try yourself and see if you find this tool useful while trading. Goodluck...!!Stocks: TVIX, VXX, UVXY, SVXY, XIV, AAPL, SNDK, EXPE, DIA, SPY, GOOG, PCLN, TZA, TNA, FAS, FAZ, ERX, ERYBack To freefdawatchlist's Instablog HomePage »
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The following dates have been set for the 2015 MAA Membership Meetings:
Sunday October 4, 2015 MAA Associate meeting
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Everyone knows that style blogging comes with tons of perks. Designers send bloggers clothing freebies and front-row seats to their shows. They're comped for travel to all sorts of exotic locales, plus they're invited to tons of fabulous parties, events and store openings. But were you aware that they're making millions—yes, millions—of dollars on top of all that?
This morning's issue of Women's Wear Daily revealed that it's not uncommon for top fashion bloggers to command upwards of $50,000 for a single appearance. Couple that with the hundreds of thousands of dollars streaming in from ad sales, design collaborations and affiliate commissions, and we're talking a major chunk of change here. Rachel Parcell of Pink Peonies, for instance, reportedly made over $960,000 this year in click-through sales alone.
Another internet star raking in the cash is Bryan Grey-Yambao of Bryanboy, who's gone from making $100,000 in 2010 to being so financially comfortable he can pick and choose only the top gigs. In an effort to preserve his carefully crafted personal brand, he's turned down an six-figure salary editorship at a major magazine and a $75,000 handbag deal. "Now, $100,000 is not enough," he said in the piece. "For a young, upstart blogger, $100,000 may seem like a lot of money. [But] as a business, a legit business, $100,000 won't really bring you that far. You have a lot of expenses."
Shocking as some of these numbers are, Grey-Yambao makes an excellent point. The most successful bloggers out there right now aren't well, bloggers anymore. Many of them, such as The Man Repeller's Leandra Medine and Emily Weiss of Into The Gloss, have parlayed what started as a personal website into a full-fledged online publication. That means a good portion of their profits are more likely to go toward renting an office space and paying employees than toward Prada heels and PS1 bags. Because they're essentially mini start-ups, reinvesting is essential to growth.
Even still, it can be frustrating to feel like a blogger is plugging something just for the paycheck—it doesn't seem genuine. That's one of the reasons why Rebecca Minkoff has cooled off on paying internet influencers for their support. This spring, she chose to gift a select few her new Perry Satchel instead, in hopes they'd post some pictures on Instagram. Calvin Klein, too, took this approach by launching its #mycalvins campaign by sending some of the biggest names in fashion some old-school CK undies.
Whether the blogosphere's major players are being compensated in money, free clothing or trips, though, one thing's for certain: Instagramming, tweeting and posting outfit pictures has become a legitimate career. And as for whether that's worth paying someone nearly $1,000,000 to do? That's completely up to you. So long as you want what these bloggers are wearing, brands will keep vying to get into their closets.


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HANOVER >> This fall, York Traditions Bank will have a new address to add to their list of retail locations - 361 Eisenhower Drive, Hanover. A ground breaking ceremony will be held at the site of York Traditions Bank s new Hanover branch 361 Eisenhower Drive (between Ryan s and Wolf Furniture) at 3 p.m. on Monday, May 19.

The property between Wolf Furniture and Ryan s, and across from Lowe s, currently has an 800-square-foot "kiosk" branch that was vacated by another bank. Shortly, you ll see that building being demolished, and Conewago Enterprises Inc. will begin construction on a new 3,200-square-foot York Traditions Bank branch.
This full service office will include two drive-thru lanes and a drive-up ATM lane, and will offer personal banking, commercial banking, and residential mortgages. A complete line-up of financial products will include cash management and merchant services, consumer loans, small business lending, self-entry safe deposit boxes, and instant issue debit cards for personal and business use. If current project plans continue to move ahead as scheduled, the Eisenhower Drive branch is expected to open its doors during the month of October.
"Other banks in the market have closed branches," notes Founder, Chairman, President & CEO, Mike Kochenour, "but in our research, we saw Hanover as a viable and growing market, and York Traditions Bank wants to be a partner in the Hanover community.
Mike Kelly is a well-known Hanover area banker and volunteer who joined the York Traditions Bank team in April as Hanover Market Executive. Mike has 18 years of community banking experience and was attracted to the company s client-centered, highly personalized approach to relationships. Mr. Kelly resides in the Hanover Borough with his wife, Mary Kay, and their two daughters. He is very tied into the Hanover community, actively involved in the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce and Hanover Rotary. He is a current Board member of the Chamber and the Hanover Public School District, and a past Board member of the Hanover Red Cross as well as Co-chair of their annual Golf Tournament.
Fiona Eyster, Sr. Mortgage Services Partner with York Traditions Bank since February 2013, has 37 years of experience in the mortgage industry. Fiona is excited to ultimately be based at the Eisenhower Drive branch this fall offering local mortgage origination and personal service.
York Traditions Bank is currently accepting applications for the position of Hanover Branch Manager and will be recruiting a full staff from the area. Interested candidates are encouraged to visit www.yorktraditionsbank.com/about/career-opportunities Michael Hady, Hanover Project Consultant since January, is adeptly maneuvering through the plans, paperwork and approvals associated with building a new branch.
While VP of Business Development with Memorial Hospital for 23 years, Michael has chaired or served on the Boards of numerous area non-profits.
As a long-time Hanover resident, Mike Kelly observes, "This town has been yearning for a true, locally owned, community bank that reaches out not only to large- and mid-size companies, but also to the small, local businesses owned by second and third generation Hanoverians. They re ready for banking that s about relationships again."
To learn more about York Traditions Bank, visit www.yorktraditionsbank.com or call 717-637-2610.


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EA brings the "heroic driving experience" to its popular Need For Speed franchise in Need for Speed: Undercover. Using the physics system form their ProStreet title, drivers can now pull off stunt-driver quality moves like bootlegger turns using throttle, gear shift, brakes and emergency brakes in combination. The in-game camera will pull back during these maneuvers to provide a cinematic view of the action for better situational awareness.
Set in the stunningly-rendered Tri-City Bay you are an undercover cop tasked by a government agency to go deep undercover in the local underground racing scene in order to bring down a crime syndicate – one leader at a time. Tri-City Bay is a huge open city featuring ports, downtown, residential and industrial areas and mountain roads among other environments. All of these are linked by a massive highway system with realistic traffic models – you can chase down your quarry at high speed, but you can also evade a foe by causing a big rig to jackknife across the highway as you continue your race onto a high school football field and through a mansion's marbled driveway.
Of course, such behavior attracts the attention of the local authorities and cinematic police chases have returned to the franchise. Your evasion skills will be put to the test as you try and elude the police helicopter. There is also plenty of racing action throughout the area to accompany the missions with the opportunity to earn cash to modify and upgrade the performance of your rides. The auto sculpting feature returns and the accidental body work that will occur in collisions will progressively deform the vehicles. Buckle up!
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Horrible game
This review is from: Need for Speed Undercover Playstation3 Game
Pros: Its a racing game.
Cons: Runs horrible. Choppy, horrible FPS, and just flat out sucks. The way the game starts out it leaves you confused with the story line.
Other Thoughts: This was my first ever NFS game. I never got it because it looked like it was for people not looking for a simulator.
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I do not recommend this game
This review is from: Need for Speed Undercover Playstation3 Game
Pros: The game has some cool cars and a much bigger map than previous Need for Speed games.
Cons: The wait time before the race is long, the game freezes so you have to reboote the PS3.
Other Thoughts: I think I will keep playing Need for Speed Most Wanted on my computer.
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Horrible gameplay.
This review is from: Need for Speed Undercover Playstation3 Game
Pros: Great 5.1 sound effects and decent music (even for video game music). Police chases are back! And that's about it.
Cons: Gameplay, framerate, etc. is absolute rubbish. It's choppy, it speeds up and slows down, and sometimes grinds to a halt. It plays like a low-spec'ed PC with all the settings cranked up. Poorly programmed. Hopefully there will be a patch or something released but I doubt it.
Other Thoughts: NFS Carbon and Pro Street both play flawlessly on my PS3. As does Burnout Paradise, Gran Turismo, Dirt, etc.
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Not great, but not an epic failure like Pro street was
This review is from: Need for Speed Undercover Playstation3 Game
Pros: I like the outrun type races and the damage to state/ cop takeout races. nice graphics.
Cons: The traffic is very buggy, they will swerve or slam on the breaks every once and a while for no reason, I've even seen a few cars just flip up into the air like they slammed into a barrier, but there was nothing around. The handling is sloppy on most of the cars I've had, when you turn the rear end swings out from under you like they use rear wheel steering. EA didn't implement Trophies, but put in their own "achievements"
Other Thoughts: Not what I'd call a great game but still good, definitely a turn in the right direction for the series.
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Pretty good!
This review is from: Need for Speed Undercover Playstation3 Game
Pros: Great graphics, fast install/load times, smooth controls. You can morph all the body upgrades you buy. It reminds a lot of Most Wanted which i also liked.
Cons: The fps drops every once in awhile, but only for a second. Some of the shadows move as you drive by and stop if you stop driving. In my opinion its a little easy
Other Thoughts: 1up to Newegg! Got the game cheaper than anywhere else and it shipped free!
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Finally, NFS is good again!
This review is from: Need for Speed Undercover Playstation3 Game
Pros: Street racing is back! This is the best thing about NFS!
Cons: $30 more for the PS3 version. Standard, but definitely a con!
Other Thoughts: I've been a NFS fan for years, starting with the Hot Pursuit title, and I LOVE the street racing aspect of this game. I've picked them up religiously for years, and missed the action in the last one. Finally, it's back, and that's just GREAT!
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|Echocardiographic assessment of inappropriate left ventricular mass and left ventricular hypertrophy in patients with diastolic dysfunction.
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|BACKGROUND: Early diagnosis of left ventricular mass (LVM) inappropriateness and left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) can result in preventing diastolic left ventricular dysfunction and its related morbidity and mortality. This study was performed to determine if diastolic dysfunction is associated with LVH and inappropriate LVM.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: One hundred and twenty five uncomplicated hypertension from Isfahan Healthy Heart Program underwent two-dimensional echocardiography. Inappropriate LVM was defined as an LVM index greater than 88 g/m(2) of body-surface area in women and greater than 102 g/m(2) in men. LVH-defined septal and posterior wall thickness greater than 0/9 cm in women and greater than 1 cm in men, respectively. Echocardiographic parameters, including early diastolic peak velocity (E)/late diastolic peak velocity (A), deceleration time (DT), and E/early mitral annulus velocity (E') were measured.
RESULTS: The mean systolic and diastolic blood pressure at the patients' admission day were 142.87 ± 18.12 and 88.45 ± 9.18 mmHg, respectively. Totally, 21.7% of subjects had inappropriate LV mass that moderate and severe abnormal LV mass was revealed in 5.6% and 5.6%, respectively. The mean of age and BMI was significantly higher in patients with moderate left ventricular hypertrophy (P < 0.05). Adjusted by age, gender, BMI, and systolic and diastolic blood pressures, both E/A ratio and deceleration time were higher in those with the severer ventricular hypertrophy. Subjects with severe showed significantly higher BMI 33. 7 ± 3.7 (P < 0.001). There was a slight difference between the grade of diastolic dysfunction and the severity of inappropriate LV mass (P = 0.065). But no significant difference was found between E/A, E/E', and deceleration time and the level of inappropriate LV mass (P > 0.05). Spearman's Rank test was used to test the correlation between diastolic dysfunction and LV mass (P = 0.025).
CONCLUSION: LVH is correlated with the severity of diastolic dysfunction manifested by the E/A value and deceleration time, but inappropriate LVM can slightly predict diastolic dysfunction severity in uncomplicated hypertension.
|Hasan Shemirani; Rohola Hemmati; Alireza Khosravi; Mojgan Gharipour; Mahnaz Jozan
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|Title: Journal of research in medical sciences : the official journal of Isfahan University of Medical Sciences Volume: 17 ISSN: 1735-1995 ISO Abbreviation: J Res Med Sci Publication Date: 2012 Feb
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Do Christian Parents Have a Fundamental Right to Homeschool?
Posted By Joe Carter On February 15, 2013 @ 5:12 AM In Current Events | 74 Comments
The Story: In a political asylum case involving a German family that fled to the United States to be able to homeschool their children, the U.S. Justice Department is arguing that the freedom to choose to educate one's own children is not a fundamental right [1].
The Background: In 2010, Uwe and Hannelore Romeike, who lived with their five children in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, were faced with a choice: abandon their Evangelical Christian religious beliefs or lose custody of their children. The Romeikes had withdrawn their children from German public schools in 2006, after becoming concerned that the educational material employed by the school was undermining the tenets of their Christian faith. After accruing the equivalent of $10,000 worth of fines and the forcible removal of their children from the home, they chose to flee their homeland and seek asylum in the United States.
On January 26, 2010, a federal immigration judge granted the Romeikes political asylum, ruling they had a reasonable fear of persecution for their beliefs if they returned to their homeland. The judge also denounced the German policy, saying it was, "utterly repellent to everything we believe as Americans."
However, President Obama's Justice Department disagreed. They argued that the family should be denied asylum based on their contention that governments may legitimately use its authority to force parents to send their kids to government-sanctioned schools. The case is currently pending in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Why It Matters: As in the abortion-contraceptive mandate case [2], the Obama administration's primary argument is that as long as a government mandate or ban is constituted broadly and equally (i.e., not directed toward any particular group) then there is no violation of religious liberties. In other words, as long as Evangelicals or Catholics or other specific groups are not directly targeted by a particular law, then they have no basis for seeking an exemption based on conscience.
Additionally, the Obama administration has been arguing that religious liberties are a "group right." If all members of a religious group hold a belief then it should be considered for protection, otherwise no exemption should be made. For example, the U.S. government contends that the Romeikes' failed to show that they were being discriminated against based on religion because they did not prove that all homeschoolers were religious, and that not all Christians believed they had to homeschool.
As Mike Farris, founder of the Home School Legal Defense Asssocaition (HSLDA), the group that is defending the Romeikes, says [3]:
This argument demonstrates another form of dangerous "group think" by our own government. The central problem here is that the U.S. government does not understand that religious freedom is an individual right. One need not be a part of any church or other religious group to be able to make a religious freedom claim. Specifically, one doesn't have to follow the dictates of a church to claim religious freedom—one should be able to follow the dictates of God Himself.
The United States Supreme Court has made it very clear in the past that religious freedom is an individual right. Yet our current government does not seem to understand this. They only think of us as members of groups and factions. It is an extreme form of identity politics that directly threatens any understanding of individual liberty.
As Farris makes clear, this case is not just about a German family seeking asylum but about the parental and religious rights of American families. The Obama administration believes that the rights of parents to educate our children is conditional on the government's approval, a right that is not fundamental but exercised at the whim of government bureuacrats.
"It is important that Americans stand up for the rights of German homeschooling families," says Farris. "In so doing, we stand up for our own."
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When he reached the Brindavan, he saw Krishna's footsteps on the sand. He was so overcome with devotion he rolled himself on the great one's foot marks. Such was his love for the greatness of Krishna. Indeed he was a spiritually ascended one to recognize the higher state of Lord Krishna.
He was very joyous to accompany both Krishna and Balarama on their way to Mathura. On the way Akrura stopped the chariot and cautioned them to be careful as he went to the Yamuna river for worshipping. When he dipped his head in the water he saw forms of Krishna and Balarama inside the water.
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they have everything you need to get the grade you deserve and also to get on the deans list
Academic Experience:
they offered what i needed and they offered it online which is rare
Career Services:
I have a externship advisor who will be calling soon to help me find a place to go to.
Academic Experience:
The teachers are there to help almost all the time.
Academic Experience:
I'm working on my medical assisting certificate. I love the work load because it challenges me. The student advisors check on me by phone which I love that they care about your success. I'm still working in class and have yet to start internships but I cant wait.
Campus Resources:
It is a small campus but hard to find someone in charge
Tuition & Financial Aid:
Other than $30k in loans, theres no where else to get an A S degree
Tuition & Financial Aid:
I was able to get approved for loans but was not able get any scholarships.
Student Body:
My school consists of working class, single parents, and ex-military who juggle with fulltime jobs and families to take care of. Getting an education is the goal to succeed and improve themselves.
Academic Flexibility:
Right now they have been great for all of the other processing, just havent used any of my other college classes as transfers yet.
Academic Experience:
Online Learning – I have never taken an online course before and I have to say that I have been missing out this entire time. I am such a better learner going to school online, I am able to go as fast or slow for the most part that I want. Also I am able to teach my self in a way that I know i am sure to remember and learn from. I love it.
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I have never in any of the years of going to school loved the teachers that I have had thus far, they are so open and are willing to help and work with you every step of the way. They are the best.
Career Services:
CMA Program is a Bust – I am highly disappointed to find out that I have been unable to get any real assistance from my adviser in finding a place to complete my externship. Without my externship I can't graduate. What they don't tell you is most (all) medical facilities are unwilling to take students from schools that they don't know/out of state/online/don't have existing contracts with.I have had to do all the legwork in trying to set up an externship site and have been turned down 50 out of 50 times all because this school is out of state and is online.I'm sure this school is probably good for taking online classes that do not require any type of externship. As for anything medical related it is best to take classes on a real campus where you get hands on experience.
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My School – The reason why I choose this school is because it's convenience for me. I'm a single mom of three children, that's why I choose this school they have a lot of opptunity for me in I like all that they have to offer.
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San Joaquin Valley College – San Joaquin Valley College consists of a variety of people that are there to get a education and have a career. Other than us being parents or having to work full time jobs we are all just students trying to further our education.
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San Joaquin Valley College – I chose this school it is flexible with my personal schedule. They will work with you if you are unable to complete something. It is also closer for me to go back and fourth everyday.
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Although we don't literally have a time machine to experience eating in decades past, we can go back in time by visiting restaurants whose menu and decor keep certain eras of history alive. From the 1990s to Medieval Times, check out our slideshow of eateries that quite literally are like walking into a foodie time warp. What era do you long to dine in? Let us know in the comments.
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Coffee-shop culture came to the forefront of the zeitgeist in the 1990s, and was portrayed most famously on "Friends" -- which centered the characters' social lives around a ubiquitous coffee shop where Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) worked. A coffee shop similar to the fictional Central Perk resides in Portland, OR, complete with cozy couches, giant cups of coffee, a warm vibe and tasty baked goods. They serve Stumptown Coffee and although this brand wasn't around in the '90s, some argue that these rabid roasters are on the verge of becoming "the next Starbucks." [Also see: Vote For Your Favorite DC Restaurants Now!]
Ride the DeLorean back to the future at this 1980s-themed diner in Oceanside, CA, named after the classic John Hughes flick. On the wall you'll note a large mural with just about every 1980s movie character and pop star represented as surfers on a giant beach (dude, is that Spicoli?) They serve your basic diner fare including an array of omelets, the Breakfast Club skillet, every kind of waffle and pancake imaginable, classic sandwiches and burgers, and egg with sausage, country fried chicken, bacon or ham. Now all we need is the Brat Pack to saddle in. [Also see: The 10 Most Annoying Restaurant Trends]
In the late 1950s and 1960s the buffet-style of eating became a popular choice among many classes of people. One of the places that best epitomized this craze was the Howard Johnson chain of restaurants. Now, only a few remain like the one in Lake Placid, NY, which opened in 1956. This iconic place still offers an all-you-can-eat buffet for under $10, which includes the salad bar (also a phenomenon of this era), soup, veggies and various hot dishes. Their regular menu also remains true to the time with such 1960s classics as the iceberg wedge salad and the closed grilled cheese sandwich. [Also see: Vote For Your Favorite San Francisco Restaurants!]
Plenty of 1950s-style diners exist, and this one in Austin, TX, is a lot of fun. Some reasons we like this joint are their blue vinyl booths, checkered floor and the classy vintage sign outside the restaurant. The menu too reflects the era: Tex-Mex-style fare with 1950s staples. Aside from your basic nachos, fajitas and quesadillas, Austin Diner also serves 1950s dishes like the classic meatloaf, salmon croquettes, malts and broiled hamburgers. [Also see: This Week's Top Restaurant and Food News]
Despite the 1940s being an era of war rationing, a bit of glitz and glamour remained. At the Gold Mirror in San Francisco, the faux castle-like wall, white linen and high-backed chairs not only brings to life that time, but was also actually established in that decade. Now they serve Italian food, and though it might not be 100 percent perfect for the period, dishes like antipasto, shrimp cocktail and Caesar salad remain timeless reminders of that era. [Also see: Vote For Your Favorite Philadelphia Restaurants!]
Though it channels the great supper club Nell's that used to haunt the space in the 1980s, The Darby's upstairs lounge is more of a 1920s-style establishment both in cuisine and entertainment. On the stage they feature live jazz bands, and on the menu they sport their version of the Waldorf salad, various oyster dishes and the carpetbagger steak, which, while the time period in which this hunk of oyster-stuffed meat first came to be is debated, is as old-school as any recipe. And don't worry, even if Prohibition was in full force in the day and age The Darby aims to recreate, they definitely serve cocktails here. [Also see: New York's 8 Cheesiest Dishes]
1900s: Cole's, Los Angeles, CANary a restaurant can say they invented something as ubiquitous as the French dip sandwich, but at this Los Angeles public house, the oldest in the city, they deserve to make this claim to fame. In 1908 Cole's chef, Jack Garlinghouse, decided to dip the bread of his sandwich in au jus in order to soften it for older customers who had problems with their teeth. The dish was instantly a hit and continues to be popular just as, with gas lanterns (electric now) and its dark-wood interior, Cole's maintains its classic, early-1900s vibe.[Also see: Vote For Your Favorite Los Angeles Restaurants!]
Built in 1868, this Boston pub features exposed-brick walls, dark leather booths and chairs, heavy wooden tables and low lights, apropos for a mid-19th-century drinking hole. The menu remains era-appropriate too with staples like fish 'n' chips, steak tartare and deviled eggs. [Also see: Boston's 5 Best Dessert Spots]
Deep in New Jersey in a small town called Pittsgrove, an old inn strives to maintain its 18th-century charm. Established in 1706, the inn used to be a stagecoach stop and to this day, they keep up the same style of the early years. Even the restaurant stays in theme, though the actual menu stretches across the board with dishes like the 19th-century recipe for Lobster Newburg, veal parmigiana and clams Italiano. But even if the menu doesn't make Colonial fare like Welsh rarebit or mushroom ketchup, the setting is enough to transport you. [Also see: Vote For Your Favorite DC Restaurants!]
No restaurant time machine list could be come complete without the obvious, and hilarious chain of Medieval Times restaurants. Not only does each of these nine locations offer you a table laden with roasted chicken, bread, potatoes and pastry, but also it's done with a kingly flair. The best part, while you feast they treat you to a show of jousting as armored-clad men fight for the favor of his majesty, and subsequently, you. [Also see: Philly's 5 Best Cheesesteaks: Vote For Your Favorite]
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Delicious diversity
Although the area was predominantly Jewish for the first part of the last century, today you can find a Korean barbecue house down the block from a Persian eatery and a Mexican pizza joint for kids across from a Thai restaurant, all serving their ethnic communities as well as those who venture from other places.
And restaurants aren't the only way to get good food in the area. There are several great Middle Eastern bakeries and ethnic markets.
Whether you're looking for a meal or a snack, here are some options:
Clark Market, 4853 N. Kedzie Ave., 773-479-2262. This grocery sells fresh fruits and vegetables as well as meat and seafood. It's easy to pull together a quick meal by picking up some of the shop's pre-marinated bulgogi meats (for home grilling), a few salads and kim chees (a spicy mix of pickled cabbage and other veggies) from the salad bar, and a package of kim bap (vegetable maki rolls) for appetizers.
Great Sea Chinese Restaurant. One of a handful of Chicago's Chinese-Korean restaurants, Great Sea does a serviceable job with its Chinese offerings, but most likely you'll see customers eating three things: jal jang myun (a spaghetti-type dish in a thick, brown, soy-based sauce), jam pong (a spicy seafood soup) and Korean chicken wings (wing drumsticks in a thick, sweet and spicy sauce). You may also notice that they're spicing them up with kim chee. These dishes are prepared to Korean tastes; if you're going to order them without any heat, it's not worth it.
Jaafer Sweets. You can smell the butter as you walk into this friendly bakery and confectionery. Choose from a large array of baklavas -- phyllo- and nut-based pastries. Or go for something a little different, such as the rosewater-, pistachio- and shredded wheat-based bouma or the lovely cheese-based kunafa. A small candy section features silver, gold and pastel Jordan almonds as well as wrapped nut and nougat candies. Take some home or savor a few with a strong cup of Turkish coffee.
Kang Nam Restaurant. This large strip mall eatery is regarded by many as the best Korean barebecue house in the city. Diners grill fabulous marinated beef short ribs (kalbi), beef (bulgogi), chicken, pork, seafood and more at the table (with the help of the waitstaff). Each meal comes with rice, soup and no fewer than a dozen panchan (little salads and pickles), one more delightful than the next. But grilled meats aren't the only things this restaurant does well; the fried dumplings and chap chae also are terrific.
Noon O Kabab. When this 6-year-old Persian eatery expanded its dining room about a year ago, there was fear it might let its quality decline. Happily, it has managed to maintain its tender, perfectly marinated and grilled kebabs, its generous portions of nutty, buttery, perfectly separated basmati rice, top-notch hummus, tasty vegetable stews and a nice yogurty spinach borani. And, best of all, Noon O's notoriously grumpy waitress has lately been seen smiling.
Shawerma King. Sit-down restaurants are fine, but when you're in a hurry to catch the subway or just want a meal you can neatly hold in your hand, Shawerma King, with its terrific tightly rolled sandwiches, reigns supreme. Although it has decorated six-table dining room, Shawerma King sells most of its $1.98 chicken and beef sandwiches from behind the counter, where the juicy spits of spiced meat roast and turn slightly crisp. Pre-packaged hummus, baba ghanoush and tabbouleh from the deli case are also excellent.
Monica Eng is a Tribune staff writer.
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Context-Dependent Effects of Goal Primes
We provide evidence that goal priming effects are context dependent. We show that goal primes encourage prime-consistent behavior when the behavioral context is common and prime-inconsistent behavior when the behavioral context is uncommon. While the prime-consistent behavior is compatible with existing theory, the prime-inconsistent behavior poses a theoretical challenge. We argue that uncommon behavioral contexts encourage the release of a primed goal and, as a consequence, an increase in the relative activation of information inconsistent with the primed goal and prime-inconsistent behavior. (c) 2008 by JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH, Inc..
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