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William Ayers IV was arrested today at his Johnston County home by the Greenville Police Department's Special Victims Unit and the SBI. The 37-year-old man is charged with statutory rape, kidnapping, and first degree sex offense.
Detectives believe after meeting the girl on the Internet, Ayers took her on some 20 different occasions to locations in Greenville, Raleigh and in Johnson County where they engaged in sexual acts. Police say those took place between August and November of 2012.
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Cask Report kicks off Cask Ale Week by revealing how discerning taste is benefitting Britain's national drink People are drinking less and going out less, but when they do go out, they are choosing their beers more carefully – and cask ale is a main beneficiary.
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Shepherd Neame, the Kent-based brewer and pub operator, today announces results for the 52 weeks ended 29 June 2013.
Financial performance: Turnover up 1.4% to £134.9m (2012: £133.0m)
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Our Pub of the week this week is The Harrow at Hadlow, a beautiful old country pub located on the A26 between Maidstone & Tonbridge.
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Shepherd Neame's managed houses are delighted to announce their support for British Food Fortnight 2013!This year British Food Fortnight runs from September 21st until 6th October and celebrates all that is great about British cuisine.
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'Small Business Saturday'... It's a national campaign that encourages people to shop at locally owned stores.
Gaines Street in Tallahassee is home to many locally owned businesses.
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"We need extra business down here because the construction has been pretty rough for the past couple of years. So any extra traffic we can get is always nice. We're getting better, but we are still not back to normal yet," says Heather Wade, owner of Avant-Garb
According to a Tallahassee, website: 'Local Business Saturday', between 60 and 80 percent of all jobs created are created by local businesses.
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There's nothing wrong with the classic Cobb salad, but a few ingredient tweaks--more in-season tomatoes, the addition of tarragon, and a creamy blue cheese dressing instead of a vinaigrette plus cheese crumbles--makes this unforgettable.
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Aid from Colorado is on the way, or ready for activation, in the wake of Monday's devastating tornado in Oklahoma.
A Denver paramedic and a nurse from Denver Health are among those already in Oklahoma after an EF5 tornado ripped through the town of Moore.
The Denver Health medical staff are a part of the Disaster Medical Assistance Team Colorado-3, based in Denver, according to Cindy Matthews, spokeswoman for Denver Health.
Longmont-based Code 3 Associates, a nonprofit organization specializing in animal rescue in disaster areas, dispatched their Big Animal Rescue Truck on Tuesday, the Longmont Times-Call reported.
Donations from Colorado residents to the American Red Cross have increased since news of the Oklahoma tornado, said Patricia Demchak Billinger, American Red Cross area spokeswoman.
"If there is a silver lining, it is the generous outpouring from the public when a disaster happens," Billinger said.
Xcel Energy has sent 78 people to Oklahoma, most from the company's Colorado sister location in Amarillo, Texas. But more people could be sent from Colorado, said Gabriel Romero, Xcel spokesman.
"We just don't know yet," he said. "Everything was destroyed, so they have to completely start over."
As crews clear debris and rebuild for electrical needs, workers will have a better idea how many more people will be needed, Romero said.
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Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune says civilian workers could be furloughed due to sequestration federal budget cuts, and they will be notified at least 30 days in advance. That means the temporary unpaid leave could go into effect as soon as mid to late April. Camp Lejeune officials did not offer a specific number of workers expected to be furloughed. Camp Lejeune officials say top priorities will remain the requirements and readiness levels of the operating forces, Wounded Warriors and families.
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We now only have two days before 85 billion dollars in federal cuts will automatically take effect and Jacksonville is one city in the east sure to feel the effects because of Camp Lejeune.
Those who could see a tremendous impact Friday are the 5,000 civilian workers on base. That means firefighters, police officers, teachers, even hospital workers could be forced to take furloughs, which would amount to a 20 percent cut in pay.
Al Burgess works for the Department of Defense on base and is one of the people who would be affected by deep cuts. He's also the president of the American Federation of Government Employees. He says the emergency budget cuts stretch much further than civilian workers. Burgess says, "A lot of the companies and businesses are military driven. We can't afford to lose 20 percent of our pay. We can't have people losing their jobs. Businesses are going to have less people frequenting their organizations. You got to have money to spend money."
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(4) The term "member" means a person who is enrolled on the membership roll of the Tribe of June 10, 1965, that was compiled by the Bureau of Indian Affairs or is entitled to be enrolled as a member of the Tribe under section 983e of this title.
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AUSTIN, Texas — NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA Fisheries Service) Oct. 8 announced a temporary authorization affecting shrimp trawlers who are required to use turtle excluder devices (TEDs) in certain state and federal waters off Texas. The authorization will allow shrimp trawlers in the affected areas to use restricted tow times instead of TEDs due to the large numbers of debris left by Hurricane Ike.
NOAA Fisheries Service received requests from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department requesting the authorization because their investigations indicated that increased amounts of debris on the shrimping grounds were causing TEDs to become clogged and ineffective.
"Debris fields from Hurricane Ike are prevalent in Galveston Bay, Sabine Lake and offshore from Freeport to the Louisiana border," said TPWD Coastal Fisheries Division Acting Director Mike Ray. "The Texas exemption is compatible with the Louisiana exemption that is currently in place."
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The temporary authorization for the upper Texas coast will be published in the Federal Register Oct. 14, 2008; however, it is now in effect in state and federal waters affected by Hurricane Ike from the Texas/Louisiana boundary southward to the boundary shared by Matagorda and Brazoria Counties (approximately 95º 32'W longitude), and extending offshore 20 nautical miles, and is valid until 11:59 p.m., Nov, 7, 2008.
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When fishermen trawl in problem areas, they may experience clogging with or without TEDs. Shrimp trawlers who continue to use legal TEDs in the affected areas do not have to limit their tow times. However, shrimpers choosing to use tow-time limitations may not simply sew the TED flaps shut; they must remove the TEDs from the trawls.
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After being beaten badly by Brawly, Ash decides to do some serious training of one thing he lacks: patience. He does this by practicing the fine art of Fishing. He, along with May, Max and Brock, accidentally hook Team Rocket's Magikarp submarine and after a fierce battle, May notices something different about her Wurmple: it is actually Jessie's! Can our heroes find May's Wurmple before Team Rocket notices?
May wakes up, only to find Ash's bed empty. Ash's been waiting in Pokemon Center for healing of his Treecko and Taillow. Ash brings them out, looking better than ever. Ash apologizes to them for the battle they had. They have lunch and Ash decides to begin his training. Max comes to them, saying that Steven, son of President of Devon Corporation is doing some secret research, so they go to look for him.
While they walk, a man appears before them, saying that here many Water Pokémon live. Ash is convinced to do some fishing, but Team Rocket is near a bush while James is the man in disguise. Max gives May some advice, even if she says that she's old enough to know how to fish. May catches an Octillery, but she needs to battle it to catch it, so she sends Wurmple, but the Octillery goes on Max's head.
Wurmple uses String Shot on Max, even if he advises her to attack the Octillery. Octillery attacks Max and goes back into the water. Later, Ash catches a Corphish, even if it attacks Max first. The Cophish starts to attack everyone, so Ash's Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, but Corphish strikes first with Claw Hammer. The Corphish goes to the water as well. The gang returns to fishing.
Team Rocket is frustrated by the fact that the gang are catching Pokémon. Jessie still continues to her plan, that they'll pull them down and get the Poké Balls with them. May catches something, but it is really heavy, so everyone helps her catch it. As Team Rocket dives deeper, the gang puts more strength to get it out. Team Rocket has destroyed the breaks, so May gets the Magikarp submarine to the surface, revealing that Team Rocket is inside it.
Team Rocket steals Pikachu with an electric-proof net, so Treecko uses Quick Attack. May defends her Wurmple, but Jessie brings hers as well, arguing whose is better. Max breaks the discussion, beginnig to analyze it. Max determines that both Wurmple are good, but this makes Jessie annoyed, so she orders to use String Shot. May's also uses String Shot, but on Jessie. James is about to use the net, but Treecko spits the branch, making him drop the net. Treecko uses Quick Attack, making Meowth knocked out.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review
2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review
Unapologetically evocative of the big highway cruising mid-century American family sedans of the 1950s and 60s, the first Toyota Avalon was the automotive equivalent of comfort food. Introduced in 1994, as a 1995 model, that Avalon was built in the United States, specifically for American drivers. With features like a front bench seat and a column shifter for the transmission, high performance and sex appeal were way down the list of priorities for that car.
But back then, that was a pretty safe bet.
No so today though.
These days 60 is the new 40 and Toyota's product planners have come to realize drivers "of a certain age" are looking for more excitement and dynamic feedback from their cars. Meanwhile, thirty is still thirty and getting younger buyers into the fold is always a worthy goal. Thus, the 2013 Avalon is a 180-degree departure from that original model.
2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review
2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Models & Prices
Offered in two grades with seven models, the 2013 Toyota Avalon features both gasoline-only and hybrid gasoline-electric powertrains, marking the introduction of the first-ever hybrid Avalon offering. The grades are XLE and Limited, but within that there are three different XLE models; XLE, XLE Premium and XLE Touring. Anyone familiar with Toyota's model structures knows the Limited model is the top of the line.
While pricing for the 2013 Toyota Avalon XLE starts at $30,990, Avalon Hybrid has no XLE base model. Instead, the Hybrid trim packages start with the XLE Premium at $35,555. Standard features on Avalon XLE include power adjustable heated front leather seats, alloy wheels, touch screen display audio, smart key, heated outer mirrors, and turn signal repeaters in the exterior mirror housings.
Limited trim includes premium perforated leather with heated and ventilated front seats, JBL/premium HDD audio, safety connect, rear seat heaters, a rear sunshade, three-zone climate control, puddle lamps, HID headlamps, and LED daytime running lights.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Design
The fastest way to reposition an automobile in the eyes of the public is to give it a beauty makeover. Which is exactly what the stylists at Toyota's Calty design center in southern California proceeded to execute. With a countenance promising substance, but with a youthful athleticism, the 2013 Toyota Avalon has acquired a new lease on life.
Crisply styled, yet curvaceous; the new Avalon stands out where its predecessors blended into the woodwork. Toyota's product people have figured out elegance and sportiness can reside together in something other than a Lexus and the new Avalon is rolling proof of that fact.
Another plus of the sleek new design is the reduced co-efficient of drag, contributing to better fuel economy. The new hot look in automobiles is the four-door coupe profile and Avalon wears it with ease.
Overall, I love the look of the car, well, all except for the front end. While it might be a functional necessity, that over-sized grille treatment is popping up on so many cars. Thing is, it robs every design incorporating it of sleekness. For me, other than that face, the new Avalon is one handsome piece — particularly from the rear ¾ view.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Comfort & Cargo
The bench seat from '94 is long gone, as is the column shifter, but the comfort remains, even while the current seats are more supportive and handsome. Toyota's representatives make much of the craftsmanship that went into sewing the elements of the interior together and it shows. Inside, the 2013 Avalon is a very pleasant place to be.
The 2013 Avalon's interior surfaces are available in three color themes: a warm elegant almond; light grey for a cooler more contemporary feel; and black to evoke a sense of high performance driving. All are sculpted with a look of refined understatement. The styling of the interior represents many thousands of cubic feet of fresh air compared to the outgoing model. The quality of the materials employed is quite high and the visual effect achieved is one of considerable substance.
The new Toyota Avalon's front seats feature pronounced side bolstering and are composed of a lighter, denser foam material than before to improve comfort and better hold occupants in place when the car is being driven. Over the course of my test drive I observed a high level of comfort and support on longer drives. The seats are offered with either 10-way or eight-way power adjustability for the driver; or eight-way and four-way adjustment for the front passenger.
Storage is abundant, with a center console space large enough to hold a tissue box. An electronics storage tray is incorporated in the center stack just below the climate control panel, the glovebox features a detachable tray, and a coin box is secreted into the dash to the left of the steering wheel.
This is the 'big" Toyota, so trunk space is more than adequate for travel with a family of four. Interestingly, while the look of the car has changed to reflect a more youthful intent, the family hauling aspect of the car was left wholly intact.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Features & Controls
Nicely reflecting its updated exterior appearance, the contemporary atmosphere radiating from the Avalon's interior is both inviting and high tech. The touch sensitive controls on the dash are outré moderne, precisely telegraphing the wealth of tech hiding behind its façade. Fortunately though, rather than abandoning all common sense in their strides toward modernism, Avalon's interior design team wisely stuck with large rotary knobs for the volume and tuning functions of the audio system.
Also on the infotainment front, Avalon is capable of interfacing with your smartphone via Toyota's Entune system. Thanks to this functionality, apps like MovieTickets.com, Pandora Radio, OpenTable, iHeartRadio, and Bing are optimized for in-car usage. And yes, the SiriusXM Satellite Radio connection delivers weather, traffic, stocks, and sports scores. All are easy to set up, easy to navigate, and perfectly logical in their operation.
We're talking the top Toyota model here, so you know the Avalon can also be had with near-Lexus levels of kit. In fact, the top of the line Avalon Limited flaunts HID headlamps, LED daytime-running lamps, rain-sensing windshield wipers, three-zone climate controls, a seven-inch premium Entune setup, four heated seats, and cooled front seats too.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Safety & Ratings
Blind spot monitors and rear cross traffic alert systems provide the Avalon's drivers with "eyes in the backs of their heads'. The car is also fitted with Toyota's STAR safety system; incorporating Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Traction Control (TRAC), an Anti-lock Brake System (ABS), Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD), Brake Assist (BA), and Smart Stop brake-override Technology (SST).
High strength steel is employed strategically throughout the body structure to improve its rigidity, while also benefitting the Avalon's handling and crashworthiness. The list of standard safety features also includes 10 airbags. While NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration), and the IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety) have yet to rate the new Toyota, expectations are high.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Engine/Fuel Economy
The first Toyota Avalon to feature a Hybrid gasoline/electric version, two powertrain offerings are available for the all-new 2013 flagship model.
The conventional setup uses a gasoline fired 3.5-liter V6, which generates 268 horsepower and 248 ft-lbs. of torque. Three drive modes; a six speed transmission and front-wheel drive complete the basic setup. The drive modes are Sport, Normal, and Eco, and are calibrated to adjust throttle response and transmission shifting characteristics to provide performance when its wanted, economy when its needed, or a blend of the two when it doesn't matter at all. The EPA says to expect 21 miles per gallon in the city, 31 on the highway and a combined fuel economy of 25 mpg. If the optional 18-inch wheels are ordered, combined fuel economy is quoted at 24 miles per gallon.
The other propulsion system offered is, of course, the aforementioned gasoline/electric hybrid set up. It is, in fact, the same one found in the current Camry Hybrid. A 2.5-liter inline four-cylinder engine is paired with an electric motor and the six-speed automatic transmission for a total system output of 200 horsepower. In addition to the three drive modes the V6 system gets, the hybrid configuration also gets an EV mode. This will enable the Avalon to run purely on electricity at speeds of up to 20 miles per hour. The EPA rates the Avalon Hybrid at 40 miles per gallon in the city, and 39 on the highway. This gives the Avalon Hybrid a potential range of 680 miles with its 17-gallon gas tank.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Driving Impressions
In my opinion, the new Avalon's chassis setup strikes a very nice balance between the body control needed for competent handling and the judicious ride quality expected of a large sedan. In other words, its newfound athletic prowess notwithstanding, the Toyota flagship still delivers "big car" comfort. You don't sacrifice one iota of the old Avalon's coddling nature, it's just delivered in a manner doesn't leave you feeling like a geezer when you get in and out of it.
Going down the street, Avalon delivers a comfortable, well-damped ride, with good reflexes when changes of direction are requested. Its steering feels direct, acceleration with both engines is good and braking is strong, albeit somewhat devoid of feel in the hybrid version of the car.
Handling on twisty roads is remarkably entertaining, if not exactly jaw dropping. To sharpen the car's reflexes even more, there's even an XLE Touring model with 18-inch wheels, paddle shifters, and throttle blips on downshifts. This, most assuredly, is NOT your old-school Avalon.
Body roll is very well controlled, if non-existent and because of this, the Avalon inspires a great deal of confidence on challenging roads. It won't be confused for a sport sedan, but it isn't soft and wallowing either.
As we mentioned before, the seating is nicely supportive, and all of the controls fall readily to hand. You won't spend a great deal of time hunting for a secondary control in the Toyota because things are pretty much where you expect them to be.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Final Thoughts
Once designed specifically to be the "old folk's" Toyota, the all-new 2013 Avalon has been infused with an athleticism previously considered way too risqué for Toyota's flagship. Its look is sexy, its equipment is decidedly high-tech, and it goes with a vigor previously unknown to sedans wearing its nameplate.
While I've always understood the need for a car like the Avalon, I've never truly been motivated to bring one home to live with me — until now. Not so much because I've gotten older and more settled, but because I can appreciate a comfortable car with an abundance of tech that is more than capable of getting out of its own way when roads lend themselves to exploiting the joys of a nicely obedient automobile.
And, this new Avalon is just such a car.
It's just a matter of time until somebody lowers one, bolts on a set of 20-inch wheels, blacks out the windows, and proceeds to openly flaunt the aggressive aspect of this car's nature. Here's the really interesting part though, another person can just as easily leave the new Avalon as it is and enjoy the pleasures of a nicely competent near luxury car with a smooth ride and outstanding reliability.
Let's not forget the new hybrid version's strong fuel economy numbers either. But wait, there even more…the product planning team has also configured a livery version to pick up on the airport limo trade Lincoln abandoned when the Town Car finally met its demise last year.
Long story short, with this new Avalon, Toyota is fielding a car capable of appealing to the broadest swath of car buyers possible and while the old axiom goes by trying to be everything to everyone you could well wind up being nothing to no one…with this Avalon, that just ain't gonna happen.
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2013 Toyota Avalon Road Test & Review: Pros & Cons
• Handsome new styling
• Beautifully crafted interior
• Generous level of standard equipment
• Grille treatment is clunky and derivative
• Avalon name bound to turn a few people off — until they see it
• Hybrid version a bit on the pricey side
• Rear seatbacks could fold to expand cargo capacity


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Saul Tejada, who works as a carpet installer, got his $120 Million Cash Blowout Virginia Lottery ticket from the 7-Eleven at 4209 Annandale Road in Annandale.
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Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
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Denzel Jermaine Washington, Jr. was born on December 28th, 1954 in Mount Vernon, New York.
As a young boy, Denzel was essentially 'raised' by the Boys and Girls Club, in which Denzel is a national spokesman today.
In his book, A Hand Guide to Me, Washington speaks of the impact the club had on his life. "I spent a lot of time there as a kid; first out of necessity, and then because there was no place else I'd rather be. I was there most days after school and most weekends until I went away to high school. It was where I learned how to play ball, where I learned how to focus and set my mind on a goal, where I learned about consequences, where I learned how to be a man."
And a great man Denzel became. His acting career began after attending Fordham University in pursuit of a degree in journalism. Soon into his studies he found himself wanting to instead pursue acting. And through a scholarship to the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, he launched his illustrious career.
Washington made his first feature film appearance in the comedy A Carbon Copy (1981). Soon thereafter he landed a starring role in the hit television series St. Elsewhere (1982-1988). It was during this season in Washington's life that he earned his first real recognition as an actor when he had five Oscar nominations for Cry Freedom (1987), playing Steve Biko, the true story of a South African apartheid martyr.
It wasn't until 1989 though, after starring in the film Glory, that Denzel was awarded an Oscar for best supporting actor.
Countless blockbusters followed for Washington. He starred in Mo' Better Blues, Malcolm X, in which he was nominated for another Oscar, Philadelphia, Crimson Tide, Courage Under Fire and The Hurricane.
However, it wasn't until 2001 in Training Day, possibly Denzel's greatest performance, that he would win his second Oscar and this time for the leading role.
Over the last decade, Denzel has showed little interest in slowing down. His roles in Man on Fire, The Manchurian Candidate and American Gangster continue to draw in huge audiences world-wide.
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Having a positive attitude can add to your life, a study says.
Having a positive attitude can add up to 7.5 years to your life, a study says. Most of you are optimistic, which is good because having a positive attitude can add up to 7.5 years to your life.
Recent research from an American university indicates that having a positive attitude about aging may actually prolong life by 7.5 years. "This is fascinating," says Dr. David Conn, Vice President of Education and Chief of Psychiatry at Baycrest. "Although this study looked at positive attitude about aging specifically, it shows that if you're an optimist, you may have, in many ways, a better prognosis and future."
The study takes a new approach in that it examines positive factors that can influence survival. Much of the research on longevity focuses on negative factors such as disease, injury and cognitive decline. "The results are important because the impact of a positive attitude on aging appears to be greater than other measures — such as low blood pressure and cholesterol — which increase life span on average four years or less," explains Dr. Nasreen Khatri, Baycrest clinical psychologist, clinician leader of the Mood and Related Disorders Clinic, who also leads Baycrest's Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Program.
The study showed that those with more positive perceptions of aging at the beginning of the study lived longer. In other words, those individuals who had a positive attitude toward aging, long before they began aging, benefitted the most. "It is important to participate in enjoyable activities and find meaningful pursuits throughout life," adds Dr. Conn. "A positive attitude in life includes: a positive attitude about oneself —- believing in oneself — and a positive attitude about the world in general and the people around you; being able to appreciate the little things in life; and having a positive approach to the future, expecting that things will turn out ok."
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Police say they caught a man inside an ATM this morning, and have connected him to two other ATM break-ins.
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Police say around 1:45 a.m. this morning the alarm for the State Employees' Credit Union ATM on Highway 111 South went off. They found the back door had been pried open and Farrow inside. Police say he had been trying to force open the cash safe inside the ATM when he was arrested.
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Ocean Marina Yacht Club invites experienced sailors and learners for racing weekends and funsail/training weekends. The club has 5 star clubhouse facilities and a fleet of 25' racing yachts available. www.omycsailing.com, phone Kev Scott 087 825 0011.
8:30 am. -10:00 am. International Players Academy meets every Sat. morning for Jr. Intermediate level Tennis at Ambassador City Tennis Courts. Visitors are welcome, just bring your tennis racket, ages range from 10-16. For more details call CJ on 086 086 2121
Indoor Lawn Bowls Free at Coco Club every Saturday for school or college aged children from 11.00am - 2.00pm, with Male – English and Female Thai tutors. Parents can sit at the bar and watch. New champions needed! Call Sue on 087 135 8357 or pop in to the club at Baan Amphur - signposted behind Phoenix Golf.
Badminton players are invited to play 4 mornings a week at CAT on Third Road. We play 10-12am Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday with a mix of mostly 50+ farangs and younger Thai's.
12:00 p.m. Pattaya Sports Club Softball plays slow pitch recreational pick-ups games at the Thai Polo Club every Sunday at 12 noon. New players always welcome regardless of skill level, experience, age or time away from the game. For more information and directions see the softball page at the Pattaya Sports Club website www.pattayasports.org or contact John at scrabbleking@ yahoo.com or call 089-932-5433
3:00 p.m. Pattaya Jungle H3 meets every 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month and departure is from the Lek Hotel on 2nd Rd at 3pm. For more info please call Kai on 01 863 5095.
1:00 p.m. The Pattaya Bridge Club meets upstairs at Altos Restaurant, 144/99 Thappraya Road near flyover. Contact Jeremy Watson 085 818 2172, www.pattayabridge.org.
2:45 p.m. Pattaya Hash House Harriers: The club for drinking people with a running problem meets every Monday at 2.45 pm at the Lek Hotel, (between Soi 12 & 13 on 2nd Road). The bus leaves at 3.00 pm, and the run starts at 4.30pm. More info at www.pattayah3.com
8:30 p.m. The next Monday Quiz Night is on Mar. 11. The following teams are taking part: Irish Rovers, Palmers, Londoner, Cheers, Rest Stop, The Ranch, Nervous Wreck.
Chess and Scrabble Club: every Tuesday 12pm - 5pm at Hoek-Van-Holland in Jomtien. Take Thappraya Road to intersection with Beach Road. Dong Tan Police sub-station is right there. Walk back towards Pattaya 10 meters along walking path. Hoek-Van-Holland is on the right, before the parking lot. Bring your own chess set and/or scrabble board. For more information please see website www.hoek-van-holland.com - Everyone welcome.
The Pattaya Chess Club meets every Tuesday evening from 6:30 p.m. onwards at Brauhaus on 2nd Road between Soi 7 and Soi 8. Learners and anybody who would like to play chess are most welcome. Boards and clocks are provided.
1:00 p.m. The Pattaya Bridge Club meets upstairs at Altos Restaurant, 144/99 Thappraya Road near flyover. Contact Jeremy Watson 085 818 2172, www.pattayabridge.org.
Note: Pattaya City Darts Organisation (PCDO) is looking for darts teams & darts players for their newly formed Pattaya City Darts Leagues. We have leagues to suit ALL levels of play. We will guide you to the league that suits you best. Please contact either Roger (Eng) 0899 389 364 or Jantha (Thai) 0899 337 462 for more details.


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Kyoto Guest House
Kyoto Guest House is situated in Chung King Mansion in Tsim Sha Tsui. We have been open since 1997, providing comfortable, clean and safe accommodation with a positive attitude and a friendly smile.
All our rooms are equipped with colour television, free secure wifi, air-conditioning and cooling fan. All of our rooms (except one) have an en suite wet room (shower, toilet & sink) with near on-demand hot water.
Please take time to read our detailed individual room descriptions so you can choose the room appropriate to your requirements. If you hover your mouse over the room type a pop up bubble will give a full description of the room.
If you arrive early we can possibly check you in before 12:00. However, this is dependent on your room or rooms being vacated, freshly cleaned and serviced by the time you arrive.
If the previous guest has checked out early, it is more likely that we will have the room/ rooms cleaned and serviced by 12:30pm. However if there are many check-outs on the same day, it could take a bit longer.
The outstanding amount is payable to Kyoto Guest House directly upon your arrival before you check into your room.
We accept payment by Cash (HKD) and Credit Card (Mastercard and Visa).There is a 3.5% credit card transaction fee.
If your room/rooms is not yet available, we can register you, take payment and look after your luggage until your room/rooms is ready. When you return, your luggage will be in your freshly cleaned and serviced room/rooms.
If you are due to arrive before 12:00 hrs after 23.59 hrs, telephone us, email us to inform us at what time you will arrive.
Kyoto Guest House is NON SMOKING throughout. (If we find that you have smoked in your room we will make a PENALTY charge on your credit card of up to 600 HKD for each night of your booking.)
PAYMENT and PRE-AUTHORISATION
We RESERVE the right to PRE-AUTHORISE your credit card to the amount payable directly on arrival. (Including a 3.5% credit card transaction fee.)
If we are unable to pre-authorise your credit card we we reserve the right at our discretion to cancel your booking.
If you are booking with a third party credit card (i.e. The credit you are using to book with is not issued in your name) we require confirmation of card usage from the card holder.
After you have made your booking please email Kyoto Guest House the full name as written on the credit card you used, contact email address and contact telephone number of the cardholder.
Once received we will contact the card holder to confirm they have given you permission to use their credit card and that they understand and agree the Kyoto Guest House Terms and Conditions.
I we do not receive confirmation in a timely manner, we reserve the right, at our discretion to cancel your booking.
FULL and PART-CANCELLATION OF BOOKINGS
You can cancel or part-cancel any booking WITHOUT CHARGE as long as you do this NO LATER THAN 3 days (72 hours) before 09:00 hrs HKT of the date of your arrival.
Notification of cancellation must be done by email and the time of the arrival (HKT) of the email is the time Kyoto Guest House receives the email.
If we receive notification LATER than 3 days (72 hours) before 09:00 hrs HKT of the date of your arrival your booking will be deemed a LATE CANCELLATION.
LATE CANCELLATION, PART CANCELLATION and NO SHOW
If you NO SHOW or CANCEL or PART CANCEL your booking LESS THAN 3 days (72 hours) before 09:00 hrs HKT of the date of your arrival WE RESERVE THE RIGHT to charge your credit card (including a 3.5% credit card fee) for 100% of the first three nights of any booking.
By clicking on the green CONFIRM PAYMENT on the 'Part 5. Final Step' button when you MADE your booking, you AGREED to ACCEPT the Kyoto Guest House Terms and Conditions listed above and CONFIRMED that you HAD read and AGREED to all the terms and conditions including those of PAYMENT and PRE AUTHORIZATION and LATE CANCELLATION, PART CANCELLATION and NO SHOW. Please note that you are contracting with KYOTO GUEST HOUSE in respect of your reservation.
Please be aware that the 12% 'Deposit/Downpayment/Booking Deposit' (i.e 12% COMMISSION) charged to your credit card on making this booking is paid directly to WRI and is not paid to Kyoto Guest House.
In the event of any cancellation, the 'Deposit/ Downpayment/ Booking Deposit' (i.e 12% COMMISSION) is NON REFUNDABLE by WRI.
If you NO SHOW or CANCEL or PART CANCEL your booking LESS THAN 3 days (72 hours) before 09:00 hrs HKT of the date of your arrival WE RESERVE THE RIGHT to charge your credit card (including a 3% credit card fee) for 100% of the first three nights of any booking.
Deluxe 4 Bed Private Ensuite - room contains two double beds - Two beds for two people. 4 people total. Deluxe Twin Private Ensuite is two single beds; 2 people total. Double Private Ensuite - 1 bed for 2 people; 2 people total.
예약 가능 여부 및 가격예약 가능 여부와 가격을 보려면 날짜를 선택한 후 '날짜 업데이트'를 클릭하세요'
호스텔 시설 & 정책
- 24시간 리셉션
- 24시간 보안
- 어댑터
- 에어컨
- 책 교환
- 천정 환풍기
- 어린이 친화적
- 신용 카드가 허용됨
- 엘리베이터
- 무료 시티 맵
- 무료 인터넷 액세스
- 무료 와이파이
- 헤어드라이기
- 온수 샤워
- 청소
- 시트 포함
- 수하물 보관소
- 금연
- 독서등
- 한증실
- 차&커피 시설
- 타월 대여
- 타월 포함
취소 정책이 숙소는 2일 취소 정책이 있습니다. 이 시간 내에 취소하지 않으면 체류 첫날 밤에 부과되는 숙박료와 똑같은 금액의 취소 수수료가 발생합니다.
약도지도 보기지도 숨기기
We are directly opposite the MTR subway station Tsim Sha Tsui station - nearest exit C1,
KCR (train)Kowloon Tsim Sha Tsui station Exit K
Airport Bus No. A21 stops on our doorstep.
From Hong Kong International Airport
by Airport Express Train
The Airport Express Station is conveniently located on the arrival floor of the airport. Trains run daily from 6:00am to 12:30 am at 12-minute intervals, with the journey taking about 20 minutes from the airport to Kowloon station. Fares for this one-way journeys are ; Adult HK$ 90 Child HK$ 45
At Kowloon station, Go to the Exit A and take a taxi to Chung King Mansion. This taxi ride should cost take about five minutes and cost about HK$ 20
OR from Kowloon Station and take the free Shuttle Bus K3 the Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hotel. From the Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hotel it is a one minute walk to Chung King Mansion.
by Airport Bus:
The Airbus Station is located near Hall B on the Arrivals Level 5 of Hong Kong International Airport. Find the bus stand for the A21 Airport the Hung Hom KCR Station Route.
The A21 runs from 06:30 to 23:00 and departs approximately every 15 minutes with a travel time of about 45 minutes. The fare is HK$33.
Get off the bus at Bus stop number 14 - Middle Road / Nathan Road. From there Chung King Mansion is about a one minute walk.
If you land in Hong Kong after 23:00 take the N21 service which runs from 00:20 to 05:00
by Taxi:
Depending on traffic conditions, the journey from the airport to Kyoto Guest House should take approximately 30 to 45 minutes. The fare from the airport to Tsim Sha Tsui and Central will cost about HK$ 350 and HK$450 respectively, including bridge or tunnel tolls.
Hong Kong streets have many restricted areas where stopping for passengers to alight is not permitted, and so you may find that a taxi may be unable to stop immediately outside Chung King Mansion.


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JCC Movement Statement of Principles for the 21st Century
The vision of the JCC Movement is to create a vibrant and welcoming Jewish environment that encourages people to lead engaged lives of meaning and purpose. We believe the JCC is a primary destination for Jewish engagement, a locus of learning and celebration and a connector to Jewish life: a place where individuals and families can encounter Jewish ideas, principles, practices, and values; where they encounter Israel and explore the ideal of Jewish peoplehood in their lives; and a public square for convening important conversations both within the Jewish and among the broader community.
JCC programs, services, and connections will support a diverse and thriving Jewish people-and as appropriate, the broader community-in making fulfilling and healthy life choices. Through this work, we will model a world in which, more than ever, Jewish wisdom is valued; differences are respected; communities are built; creativity is encouraged, and aspirations are realized in exciting and powerful new ways.
The JCC's primary purpose is to strengthen Jewish life and is built upon these principles:
- Creating a Jewish identity is a unique and individual life-long process.
- Respecting and supporting diverse Jewish opinions, beliefs, and practices are essential for strong and enduring Jewish communities.
- Interaction between diverse groups of Jews is critical for the well-being and future of the Jewish people.
- Jewish living and learning sit at the heart of the JCC.
- Israel is an eternal birthright of the Jewish people, linking us to our past and to Jews around the world today.
- Strong Jewish communities benefit, and benefit from, their larger communities.
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The city of Raleigh is willing to take those campaign signs off your hands.
The News & Observer of Raleigh reported the city is holding a recycling event Saturday, during which campaign signs will be accepted.
Also being collected are other items the city doesn't collect at the curb. They include electronics, rigid plastics such as toys, compact florescent light bulbs and plastic bags. Shredders also will be available to shred sensitive papers for recycling.
The city will accept plastic, polybag and paperboard campaign signs and metal frames, but no wooden stakes.
The recycling drive will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at the corner of St. Albans Drive and Dartmouth Road.
Keep NC Beautiful organized the event to mark America Recycles Day.
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It comes but once a year! The annual invitation-only Select-a-Seat event for UCLA Season Tickets at Pauley Pavilion is scheduled for Saturday May 30, 2015. Hand-pick the seats you want for an exciting season of Bruin basketball.Season Ticket holders, please bring the invitation you received in the mail for admission.
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With respect to geographic names the pertinent decisions and principles issued by the Secretary shall be standard for all material published by the Federal Government. The United States Board on Geographical Names in the Department of the Interior created by Executive order, is abolished, and the duties of said Board are transferred to the Board herein created, and all departments, bureaus, and agencies of the Federal Government shall refer all geographic names and problems to the said Board for the purpose of eliminating duplication of work, personnel, and authority.
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Ready for some fun and games? Then these are the songs for you. This album has the classic counting song "99 Bottles of Pop" and everyone's first dance "The Hokey Pokey". The collection of eighteen camper's favorites will get your kids up and moving, and smiling too!


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Twelve .40 caliber shell casing were found in the alley behind a Colorado Springs home late Sunday night shortly after a disturbance.
Police say the disturbance began at a party held at 739 E. Cimarron, leading someone to fire the dozen rounds. The suspect is unknown at this time. Witnesses say they saw a muscular black man without a shirt on heading in a northbound direction on foot shortly after the shots were heard.
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Wanted to add my favorite Sakura thing in the series.
When Shippuden first started (aka Naruto returning from his 2.5 years with Jaraiya), Sakura and Naruto had to get the bells from Kakashi.
During that training Kakashi stated that Sakura was on track to surpass Tsunade. Kakashi's reason for this was because Sakura had become a "mini Tsunade" and Sakura was naturally a genjutsu user from the series start.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
How Rising College Costs Hurt Families and Society
Recorded: Monday, December 24, 2012
Research Fellow Vicki Alger discusses the increasing debt burden of student loans and the state of college finances in an interview with Joy Pullman on Heartland.
Experts: Vicki E. AlgerType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, Education, Labor and Employment
State, War and Economy
Recorded: Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Higgs, author of Delusions of Power, is interviewed on The Lew Rockwell Show, about the delusions of government power and U.S. interventionism.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Defense and Foreign Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy
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Recorded: Thursday, August 16, 2012
John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis,
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Kyle Marchini on the Edgington Post
Recorded: Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Mark Edge of the Edgington Post/Free Talk Live interviews Kyle Marchini regarding the Independent Institutes The Challenge of Liberty 2012 Summer Seminars for Students.
View videos and more information about the Summer Seminars.
Experts: Kyle MarchiniType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Free Market Economics, Terrorism and National Crises
Robert Higgs on Economic Intervention
Recorded: Thursday, June 21, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Higgs, author of Delusions of Power, talks about the history of government intervention in the economy on the Peter Schiff Radio Show via Disposable Wisdom.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists
Paul Krugmans Follies and Public Sector Pension Reform with Robert Higgs
Recorded: Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Higgs, author of Delusions of Power, discusses the vulgar Keynesianism of Paul Krugman with Martha Montelongo on Gadfly Radio.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy
Economics Is About People: Interview with Peter Boettke, Part 1
Recorded: Friday, May 25, 2012
Research Fellow Peter J. Boettke interviewed on Kosmos by host Jeanne Hoffman on his new book Living Economics: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
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Vern McKinley Interviewed by Marie Stroughter
Recorded: Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Research Fellow Vern McKinley interviewed on the show African American Conservatives by host Marie Stroughter on his new book Financing Failure: A Century of Bailouts
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Hyde Gallery at the Nesin Graduate Center
Opening reception June 28 during Trolley Night, 6–9 p.m.
Organized by Haley Morris-Cafiero.
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Hyde Gallery & 477 Store (477 S. Main, Downtown Memphis)
Wednesday–Saturday: Noon – 5 p.m.
Extended hours on Trolley Nights (last Friday of each month): 6–9 p.m.
During the Summer, 477 Store will be open noon – 9 p.m. on Trolley nights.