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Malta is the perfect place to visit when you go on a holiday with your family. A sunny day at the beach is always a good fun for children and Malta has numerous amazing beaches that the whole family can enjoy. Parents can go snorkelling and diving and explore the spectacular underwater world of the Mediterranean. Other outgoing opportunities for families with small children are also available from boat trips and water sports to animal parks, an aquarium and much more.
One of the biggest questions when planning a holiday is where the family should stay. Tourism in Malta is a prosperous industry, especially in the summer; hence there are countless hotels all over the island. Choosing one can be hard so hit is important to do your research before making a booking.
Choose your location
Read and research various different locations of hotels in Malta. There are more quiet little towns where you can have a really peaceful holiday but if you would like to meet many people and be close to the bustling life of Malta you should choose one of the popular tourist towns like St. Julian's. Here you will never be bored. The capital city of Valletta is only a few minutes away by bus and the most beautiful beaches of the island can be reached from this very central location. The biggest advantage of St. Julian's compared to other tourist towns like Bugibba or Sliema is that its beach is sandy so it is preferable for younger children.
In St. Julian's you can easily find places to go together for lunch or dinner and the area also offers a range of shops and entertainment facilities, including a cinema and a bowling alley.
After choosing the ideal town the next step is to find the hotel.
Make sure that the hotel you will be staying at is a place where they not only tolerate but cater specifically for families. How do you know if they do so? Just look up their website or read some reviews on Tripadvisor – you will see if the hotel is good enough for you and your family. Hotel Valentina, for instance, has rooms specially designed for families and stunning rooftop pool, which means that they are prepared to accommodate families with children. This modern boutique hotel is proud of its intimate service that ensures that all guests feel at home. This friendly atmosphere and the ideal location of the hotel in St. Julian's make Valentina one of the best hotels in Malta for families to choose.
Just like most hotels in Malta the Hotel Valentina provides a breakfast service, but you also get a 10% discount coupon for The Avenue restaurant, which is one of the best restaurants for children and families in the area.
Book in advance
After you have chosen your ideal accommodation do not forget to book your room in advance so you will not be disappointed. The earlier you book the better chances you have to find an available room in the selected hotel, and you will also benefit from better room rates.
On Hotel Valentina's website you can check the availability and get price information easily before booking your accommodation online.


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Who's going to the game?
This dude
have a group between 8 to 12 going who cares where it's at be a fun time especially new years somewhere else for a change.
One way or another i'm in.
Not a chance
Depends on work. I put maybe, but end of the year is a hectic time and will probably end up pulling overtime instead.
We will be there! Sounds an ok trip.
Wish I could but it won't happen this year.
Probably the shortest drive possible for any bowl we could have gone to.
yes plus 7 at this point. a little bummed at the match up, but should be fun. I havent heard good things about Memphis, but then again i have been to Shreveport more than once.....cant be that much worse.
Count me in!
Gas up the bus, CW.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
It all really depends the cyclone fanatic bust trip price anything over 350 i wont go
I will be there. should be fun. How many of you are going to take the Cyclone Fanatic charter??
Originally Posted by cymate
It all really depends the cyclone fanatic bust trip price anything over 350 i wont go
Checked out Baylor's bowl package yet?
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ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- After a water main break that affected dozens of families on Rockford's west side, we're told everyone should have water at this time. However, the blocks from Tay St and S. Avon Street and Cedar St. to Selden St. are currently under a boil order.
The break happened around 5:30 last night near the city's Stanley Street Water Station. We're told crews removed an 80-year-old pipe and finished installing a new one early this afternoon. Public Works Director Tim Hanson says the city will do some sampling over the next 24 hours to make sure the water is safe to drink.
ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- The safety of our drinking water is being called into question, after a major water main break in Rockford.
The water main break happened at about 5:30 p.m. Wednesday near the intersection of Tay and Cedar Streets. The location of where families were facing water problems seems to be sporatic. The City of Rockford hasn't been able to specifty on the number of homes effected. Public Works Director Tim Hanson says crews will be working all night to repair the break.
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[Libration is the wobble of Luna on its axis which allows us to sometimes see features over the limb which are normally turned away from our line of sight. Mare Orientale is on the SW limb, and the southern and western hemisphere libration has been almost at maximum.]
The Orientale impact basin is huge, about 600 miles/1000km in diameter. I have sketched it twice before and know there is a lot of detail to be seen so I chose to use graphite pencil on white paper because I have more experience with that media. I wasn't prepared for how much detail the favorable libration and good seeing and transparency would reveal.
I started the drawing Tuesday morning and soon realized I wouldn't be able to finish it so I anchored the sketch with the main features (which I knew wouldn't change) and trusted in the National Weather Service forecast for clear skies the next 24 hours.
That forecast held and I was able to get back to work, using the "template" of the main features as a starting point. Still, there was more detail than I could render. I worked the second morning until well after local daybreak--I didn't need a light the last hour. Altogether, I spent 3 hour and 45 minutes at the eyepiece and another couple of hours tweaking the drawing and processing it with the computer. I have a good six hours in the sketch so far and I want to post a labelled version as soon as I get the time. I don't begrudge a minute of it, though--the view was the best I've ever had.
I used HB, 2B, and 6B graphite pencils, blending stumps, and my fingers on white recycled Artagain sketch paper. I've done more computer processing on the sketch than I usually do. The scan was light, so I adjusted the gamma. The SCT gives a mirror reversed view, so I digitally flipped it horizontally. I used the paintbrush function to make the background black and the foreground gray and then used smudge on the foreground to blend it. And of course I added the text. I'd like to use this pencil sketch as the basis for another sketch using black paper and Conte' crayon to give myself more practice with those media.
I've tried to make this sketch as accurate as possible, but I left much out. I know it is unusual to spend two days sketching a lunar feature, but I thought I could get away with it since MO was in full sun both days--you be the judge. Comments, feedback, and criticism are welcome.


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Goodguys PPG Nationals - A Decade And Countin'Written by on January 2, 2008 Contributors: Grant Peterson Good Guys' 10th Anniversary PPG Nationals
It's hard to believe that an entire decade has passed since the very first Goodguys Nationals in Columbus, Ohio. Actually, for some it may seem like it's been a lot longer. No matter what your take, there's one simple fact that everyone has no choice but to agree upon: The Nats have grown immensely since its inception, and for all intents and purposes, that is something to write home about!
While it seems like just yesterday we were scoping out Columbus' Ohio Expo Center for the very first time, this go-around it was somewhat difficult to even see the venue's architecture with the thousands of vehicles on display. No kiddin'-to give you an idea of how packed it actually was, Friday seemed like a typical Saturday. Vendors, spectators, and participants alike were all heard commenting on how amazed they were with the huge turnout of people (prior total attendance records were broken Friday alone) and, most notably, classic trucks.
Yes indeed, Columbus had more vehicles with beds on 'em than ever before. That says a lot in a hobby that is seemingly becoming so diverse. And for an event that doesn't offer a huge attraction factor like the Street Rod of the Year and Street Machine of the Year awards (both featuring a healthy cash prize as well as the obvious honor), it's even more heartwarming for us to see OUR part of the hobby so well represented at a place like this. Though not a huge return gesture, CLASSIC TRUCKS did distribute Finest Five accolades to a handful of appreciative recipients at the Nats, but maybe more importantly to some, Goodguys selected a Truck of the Year-Late finalist, which went to a well-deserving '70 Chevy belonging to Terry Roberson from Forney, Texas. (For more on all the Finest Five recipients, see the accompanying photos.)
So, in summary, we definitely give the Goodguys Columbus Nats our official, unbiased stamp of approval. For a non-truck-specific event, coming from a truck enthusiast publication, that should say something-especially to any and all who've yet to attend the show in the first place. For more info on the 2008 PPG Nationals or to find out what trucks came away with 2007 Truck of the Year (Early and Late) honors, please visit www.good-guys.com. See ya next year.
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Selecting Roddy Grimes' '68 C-10 for a Finest Five award was a no-brainer! Under the jet black PPG base/clear paint is a full-house 468ci Bow Tie motor backed by a 700-R4 that easily spins the as-cast American Racing wheels and BFG rubber. The '68's low-slung chassis is a result of parts from CPP, McGaughey's, Baer Brakes, and a few stock GM items. Stay tuned for a full feature!Bob and Lynn Pusateri made the trek to Columbus all the way from McMurray, PA, in their '55 F-100. The all-steel Effie is powered by a built 390 FE motor topped with a 2x4 setup that is sure to get the old Ford movin'. The candy burgundy paint on the '55 looks classy next to the Coker wide whites, polished hubcaps, and painted steel wheels. Inside the cab is a handsome traditional tuck 'n' roll upholstery job done in black leather that's sure to stand the test of time.Gary Caton's '48 Chevy five-window is a looker! The truck was subject to a one-year ground-up build at Carey's Classics Inc. in Burgin, KY. Gary's '48 has a Pro Charger-equipped LS1 under the hood that belches through a 2 1/2-inch Sanderson and Flowmaster exhaust system. The 500hp mill twists a John's Industries 9-inch rearend that easily smokes the BFGoodrich rubber mounted on 20-inch Billet Specialties wheels. Look for a full feature soon!Seeing Carroll Smith's '48 Chevy, aka Conundrum, firsthand was one of the highlights of the show, and it rightly deserved its award. Hopefully most of you have seen the Chevy already since we debuted it first on our December '07 cover in its birthday suit followed by a six-page feature inside. The '48 is host to more custom metalwork than you can shake a hammer and dolly at, which was deftly executed at Pinkee's Rod Shop in Colorado. Under the highly altered tin is a one-off C5-based chassis built by Roy Pigford in Texas that houses the LT5 motor and ZO6 six-speed. Oh, did we mention this thing gets driven?Talk about a sleeper! We almost passed up Doug Times and his '68 C-10 because it was so clean and unassuming. It was only upon a closer look that we realized what lay before our eyes. The CST-optioned Chevy sits low thanks to a complete Air Ride Technologies setup and rolls on 15- and 16-inch Vette Rallye wheels. Under the stock steel hood is a 383 small-block that's hooked to a built 700-R4, and topping the V-8 is a handmade EFI setup that's surrounded by a super sano engine compartment. The whole kit and caboodle is covered in '06 Mitsubishi Inferno Red Krystal Effect paint that really glows once it's crowned with a little stock brightwork.It seems like there is usually a fair amount of good-looking '67-72 C-10s at just about any show these days, which isn't a bad thing, and Doug Valentine's '72 is definitely one of them. It just so happens that Doug holds the title to a coveted Cheyenne Super C-10 that came from the factory with a 350/auto combo, two-tone paint complete with trim, and a houndstooth interior. As if the truck wasn't cool enough on its own, Doug lowered it and set it on polished Torq-Thrust Ds.COEs always get your attention and make even the most mild-mannered onlooker think, "What if?" Dave and Mary Bronza from Valley View, OH, love driving their '47 Ford, especially since there is an LT1/4L60E combo rumbling under their feet.
Is it a Chev-illac or a Cad-rolet? We're not sure, but Bill Steele's '59 Chevy truck has a 500-inch Cadillac monster tucked under the original weathered hood. The old hot rod shop truck is always fun to see, and Bill's Chevy is right on with a few bits of fresh chrome, whitewalls, and carefully selected lettering and logos. We'll bet he's the only one running around his hometown of Oakdale, PA, in something this fun!Mike St. Hoypole from Mt. Pleasant, PA, sure is thinking outside the box with his '41 Chevy. He took a somewhat top-heavy stock truck and carefully chopped and sectioned the body to gave the Chevy a whole new attitude while retaining good proportions-cool!Once you go black, you'll never go back! This black-on-black '71 Cheyenne Super is owned by Joe Greenslate Jr., who couldn't be more proud of it. Did you ever think stock bumper guards could look so neat?Ed Teasar planted a giant under his '47 Ford's hood. This nice, subtle truck has a honkin' 514ci Ford motor that's just right for boiling the rear tires at the drop of a hat.How 'bout a '48 Studebaker for something different? Ron Crysel from Seven Mile, OH, put together this no-nonsense "odd-rod" truck and is having fun stopping people in their tracks.
C-10s are like puppies-you can't resist them! Sorry, Ford guys, here's another one, but this '67 does deserve mention because its owner, Ed Muth, brought it all the way down from Ontario, Canada. That's a good drive no matter what kind of truck it is.This would have been a good vehicle for the Midwest Ghostbusters, if there ever was one! Todd Merrifield from Richwood, OH, pilots this rare restored '57 GMC ambulance. It's fully equipped on the inside with period accessories like a gurney, oxygen bottle, first aid kit, and a Motorola CB radio.We found ourselves strangely attracted to Ron Thacker's unique '68 International Harvester Crew Cab. The more-door pickup is powered by its stock 392 V-8 that's been rebuilt and detailed and transfers power to the ground via the stock four-speed trans. Ron's truck is a good example of how far a new set of wheels and tires and a lowering job will get you.Columbus turned out to be the International House of Pickups! Here's another IH we found cruising the fairgrounds. This is Jerry Vanscoy's '51 International that he put together for kicks. It is Chevy-powered, which seems OK since Ford would later put International engines in their truck from the factory.We'd put this Dodge in our garage! Kris Brickman's '55 Dodge turned out to be a real stunner with its redder-than-red paint, tube grille, frenched headlights, modern wheels, and two-tone interior. As far as what's under the hood, we don't know since Kris simply wrote "yes" on the window sticker under engine/trans, but at least we know it's there.


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Whether or not you are personally ready for some football, there will be plenty in New York City this September as the NFL and college seasons kick into gear. The Jets and Giants both open their campaigns this month, as their home, MetLife Stadium, prepares to host the Super Bowl for the first time in February. As for the game the rest of the world calls football, Major League Soccer's Red Bulls are hitting the homestretch of their season, with the Supporters' Shield still in their sights. Also in September: the NHL's Islanders play their first-ever game in Brooklyn, hosting the Devils in an exhibition. They're set to move to Kings County (which is geographically, if not politically or spiritually, on Long Island) for good by 2015. And in Queens and the Bronx, the Mets and Yankees finish their regular seasons before New Yorkers endure another long winter without baseball. For details about these and the rest of the month's sporting events, read on.
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US Open Tennis Championships
When: August 26–September 9
Where: Billie Jean King USTA National Tennis Center
Tickets: usopen.org
Millions watch the US Open not only to see great tennis but to be part of an event that has produced icons—like the Williams sisters and Rafael Nadal—who have ascended from mere sports stardom to full-blown celebrity. Make sure to get your tickets early if you want good seats for prime matches.
New York Mets Baseball
When: All month long
Where: Citi Field
Tickets: mets.com
New York Yankees Baseball
When: All month long
Where: Yankee Stadium
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
The Mets and Yankees finish their regular seasons in September. For the Yankees, there's still hope that they might climb their way into the second wild card playoff spot, and the month gives fans one last chance to see Mariano Rivera—and, perhaps, a certain controversial third baseman—in pinstripes. (That's not even to mention Robinson Canó, one of nycgo.com's favorite Yankees.) Mets fans, meanwhile, may wind down their season by dreaming of the future. The team has played better after a rough start, top catching prospect Travis d'Arnaud has joined up-and-coming infielder Wilmer Flores in the lineup and pitchers Zack Wheeler and Matt Harvey are holding down the rotation—at least until they hit their innings limits. The month also brings the tail end of the New York–Penn League season, with a home Cyclones game against Aberdeen September 1. Both Brooklyn and Staten Island would continue playing deeper into the month were they to make the playoffs.
[Update, 8/27: Oof. Matt Harvey has a partial tear of his UCL and is out for at least the rest of this season.]
WWE Live
When: September 8
Where: Barclays Center
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
Stars of TV wrestling—CM Punk and John Cena among them—come to Brooklyn to show off their blend of athleticism and theatricality.
New York Giants Football
When: All month long
Where: MetLife Stadium
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
New York Jets Football
When: All month long
Where: MetLife Stadium
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
New York's NFL teams hit the gridiron once again. For the Jets, Mark "Mr. Handsome" Sanchez—whose 2012 season wasn't so pretty—may or may not start under center in the opener against Tampa Bay on September 8. Rookie Geno Smith has challenged Sanchez in the preseason and could get the job during what many pundits see as a rebuilding year for Gang Green. The Giants, meanwhile, hope to reach the playoffs after missing narrowly in 2012; Eli Manning and company open up their home slate on September 15 with another installment of the Manning Bowl, against his brother Peyton and the Denver Broncos.
New York Red Bulls. Photo: Brad Penner
New York Red Bulls Soccer
When: September 14 and 22
Where: Red Bull Arena
Tickets: newyorkredbulls.com
New York Cosmos Soccer
When: September 7, 14 and 29
Where: Shuart Stadium
Tickets: nycosmos.com
Thierry Henry and the Red Bulls remain in a tight race for the top spot in the Eastern Conference table. Their campaign is coming to a close (October is the last month of the regular season), so getting three points each in home matches against Toronto and Dallas may be crucial to their title hopes. With a strong finish, the Red Bulls could snag the Supporters' Shield as the team with the best regular-season record in Major League Soccer, earning a berth in the CONCACAF Champions League. After the September 22 game, the FDNY and NYPD soccer teams will compete in their annual "Battle on the Pitch" at Red Bull Arena. Out on Long Island, meanwhile, the revived Cosmos hope to continue their strong start—they sold out their home opener on the campus of Hofstra University and earned a win and a draw in their first two matches as part of the North American Soccer League, the second division of professional soccer in the United States.
College Football
When: All month long
Where: MetLife Stadium and citywide
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
College football season hits its stride in September. Local games include the Urban League Football Classic at MetLife Stadium, which features historically black institutions Virginia State University and Benedict College; the Liberty Cup in the Bronx between New York City's own Fordham and Columbia—whose roster includes Brett Nottingham, a promising quarterback transfer from Stanford; and on Staten Island, games on September 6 and 28 for the defending Northeast Conference champion Wagner Seahawks.
Gotham Girls Roller Derby. Photo: Tom Igoe
Gotham Girls Roller Derby
When: September 7
Where: CCNY Nat Holman Gymnasium
Tickets: gothamgirlsrollerderby.com
The competitors of Gotham Girls Roller Derby skate fast and hit hard. You may not know what a jammer, blocker and pivot are when you enter the gym, but longtime followers can tell you that it may not be long before these ladies turn you into a hard-core fan. And as if the action in the rink weren't enough, the event also features spirit-boosting jeerleaders.
NYC Century Bike Tour. Photo: Alan Wechsler
Cycling and Running Events
When: All month long
Where: Citywide
Those looking to stay in shape by running and biking are in luck this month. For cyclists, there's the NYC Century Bike Tour on September 8, which boasts a variety of scenic routes, with starts at Prospect Park and Central Park; and, on September 21, Escape New York, which begins at Sakura Park in Manhattan and—as its name suggests—travels on routes through Bergen and Rockland Counties, outside the City. For runners, the month's New York Road Runners events include the Marathon Tuneup in Central Park, an 18-mile run on September 15.
New York Islanders vs. New Jersey Devils (preseason)
When: September 21
Where: Barclays Center
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
The long-awaited first hockey game at Brooklyn's new arena finally arrives, as John Tavares and the Islanders—future regular season tenants on Flatbush Avenue—host the Devils in an exhibition game. It's fans' first chance to see how the venue's unusual hockey layout works on game days.
Looking Ahead:
October 6: Mayor's Cup Cross Country Championships, Van Cortlandt Park
October 5–6: Matthew Sapolin Wheelchair Basketball Tournament, Manhattan College
October 28: Rangers home opener vs. Montreal Canadiens, Madison Square Garden
October 30: Knicks home opener vs. Milwaukee Bucks, Madison Square Garden
November 1: Nets home opener vs. Miami Heat, Barclays Center
November 3: ING New York City Marathon, Citywide
November 16–17: NYC Mayor's Cup Soccer All-Star Games, Poly Prep
November 27 and 29: Preseason NIT, Madison Square Garden
December 1: Kentucky vs. Providence basketball, Barclays Center
December 5: Nets vs. Knicks, Barclays Center
December 28: Pinstripe Bowl, Yankee Stadium
January 26, 2014: Devils vs. Rangers, Yankee Stadium
January 29, 2014: Islanders vs. Rangers, Yankee Stadium
February 2, 2014: Super Bowl XLVIII, MetLife Stadium
March 2014: NCAA Tournament, Madison Square Garden
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Video: 11Alive's Fred Kalil reporting from Midtown Atlanta
Video: Ross Mclaughlin reporting from Carroll County 1
Video: Ross Mclaughlin reporting from Carroll County 2
Video: Catie Beck with a frustrated Cobb County parent
Video: 11Alive's Catie Beck reporting from Cobb County
Video: Kids in North Paulding High School
Video: 11Alive's Devin Fehely with GDOT's Natalie Dale
Video: Blaine Alexander accident in Troupe County
Video: Phone Interview: Atlanta's Deputy COO, Hans Utz
Video: Snow in Fairburn
Video: Flurries in Newnan
Video: Snow in Peachtree City
Video: Driving down I-20 Westbound
ATLANTA -- It's been nearly 48 hours since much of Georgia was slammed by a winter storm. Now, people are wondering how the state was so unprepared for the weather.
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed appeard on "TODAY" Thursday to discuss the storm and its effect on the city.
He claimed Wednesday that he does not plan to play the "blame game" when it comes to accountability for the seeming lack of preparations.
WATCH | Grilling Reed and Nathan Deal on the winter storm
MORE | Reed: 'Not playing blame game' with storm problems
Wednesday afternoon, the Winter Storm Warning was dropped, and replaced by a by a Civil Emergency Message at the request of the Georgia Emergency Management Agency.
A state of emergency remains in effect for all of Georgia Thursday due to impacts from the winter storm. The Civil Emergency Message will remain in effect until noon Thursday and is in effect for GEMA Area 7, which covers Fulton, DeKalb, Clayton, Cobb, Gwinnett, Douglas, Rockdale, Fayette and Henry counties.
WATCH | Abandoned cars scattered on Atlanta's freeways
PHOTOS | Atlanta area weather: Snow in Georgia Jan. 28
TRAFFIC NIGHTMARE | Gallery of traffic issues caused by the winter storm
TRAFFIC | View the latest traffic conditions around the city
A combination of sleet followed by 1-to-3 inches of snow caused most roadways to become extremely hazardous and in many cases, completely impassable. The ice and snow has been compacted into solid sheets of ice, which continues to cause treacherous road conditions. Hundreds of vehicles remain stranded or abandoned on portions of the interstates and primary highways across the metro area.
Any melting that occurs on Wednesday will refreeze Wednesday night as temperatures fall back into the teens.
GEMA requests that motorists only travel if absolutely necessary or in emergency situations.
MARTA says due to the weather there is currently no bus service and rail is running with lengthy delays. They are running on a Sunday schedule.
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal says this winter storm was "unexpected."
In a late night news conference Tuesday, Gov. Deal, along with Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed and other state officials, discussed the level of preparedness for the storm and its aftermath.
Deal said Tuesday's storm "came unexpectedly," which caught the area off guard when it came to the amount of traffic stranded on the roads. Deal said he was calling on the Georgia National Guard to help with the storm's aftermath.
Reed said he and his administration would "take responsibility" for what happened, saying that part of the problem was due to everyone leaving work and school at once.
The entire state of Georgia along with five other Southeastern states are under states of emergency after snow and ice hammered the region Tuesday.
Gov. Deal declared the state of emergency late Tuesday afternoon, and was quickly joined by governors in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, North Carolina and South Carolina making similar declarations.
As of 9 p.m., the Georgia State Patrol says they have been called out to investigate some 940 crashes since 10 a.m. Tuesday morning. The crashes have resulted in 104 injuries and one fatality.
That wreck happened just after 1 p.m. on Ga. Highway 85 at Seavy Streett in Senoia. A 1997 Ford Explorer being driven by 60 year-old Yvonne Nash of Griffin was traveling southbound on Georgia 85 when the vehicle lost control and overturned into a ditch. Nash was pulled from the vehicle and transported to Piedmont Fayette Hospital where she later died from her injuries.
CLOSINGS & DELAYS | See the latest metro Atlanta school closings and delays list here
SHELTERS | Locations providing shelter for stranded motorists
STUDENTS STRANDED | Hundreds of students stuck at school
Take a look at some of the video collected from around the state:
-NBC Nightly News on Atlanta's ice storm
-Ross McLaughlin talks to National Guardsman
-Stranded drivers take shelter at Home Depot
-Stranded drivers search for hotels
-Drivers angry over lack of getting roads ready before winter storm
-Ross McLaughlin live from Villa Rica after winter storm
-Jennifer Leslie with stranded motorists on I-85
-Good Samaritan on the Connector
-Jeremy Campbell from a frozen, crunchy Peachtree City
-Gov. Nathan Deal, Mayor Kasim Reed hold news conference
-11Alive's Devin Fehely with GDOT's Natalie Dale
-Kids in North Paulding High School
-Stephen Cooper in gridlocked traffic on Langford Parkway
-Phone interview with Atlanta's Deputy COO Hans Utz
-Rebecca Lindstrom on sliding into crashes
-Rebecca Lindstrom talks with woman & son walking home
-Woman and her son walking home
-Julie Wolfe with your pictures from Tuesday's snow event
-Rebecca Lindstrom on students stranded at school
-Ross McLaughlin on closed restaurants, full hotels
-Rebecca Lindstrom stranded cars at Lindbergh & Peachtree
-Having fun in the snow in Piedmont Park
-Rebecca Lindstrom in downtown Atlanta traffic jam
-John Gerard interviews slip sliding driver
-Catie Beck with school bus stranded on icy road
-Fred Kalil with people having fun in Piedmont Park
-Fred Kalil stuck in traffic on Piedmont Avenue in Midtown
-Catie Beck reporting from Cobb County 1
-Catie Beck reporting from Cobb County 2
-Ross Mclaughlin reporting from Carroll County 1
-Ross Mclaughlin reporting from Carroll County 2
-Blaine Alexander accident and rescue in Troupe County
-Fred Kalil stuck in snow traffic
-Fred Kalil on Monroe Dr.
-Matt Pearl on the 17th Street Bridge
-Kevin Rowson shows troubles in Kennesaw - Part 1
-Kevin Rowson shows troubles in Kennesaw - Part 2
-Kevin Rowson shows troubles in Kennesaw - Part 3
-Snow in Fairburn
-Flurries in Newnan
-Snow in Peachtree City
-Driving Down I-20 Westbound
-Accident on GA 400 by Abernathy
-Cancellations at Hartsfield-Jackson
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Americans are living longer than ever. Mama D'Amato will turn 98 in a few weeks! To reform Social Security, the age should be permanently adjusted to 67. Keep in mind that any changes would not impact current recipients or anyone due to receive benefits in the next 10 years. Also, we need more realistic annual cost-of-living adjustments.
The employee tax rate for Social Security went up to 6.2 percent this year, as many of you noticed in your most recent paychecks. And I know no one wants to hear it, but 6.2 percent is probably still not sufficient, given our current deficits. Within the next 20 years, the Social Security trust fund will be spent. Think about the future of this nation.
Understand that undertaking any entitlement reform program is dangerous for a politician. People never want what they are "entitled" to taken away or adjusted. But we won't survive if Social Security adds $200 billion to the country's deficit in 2022.
Politicians, Republicans and Democrats alike, have to make tough decisions.
In the wake of the Newtown shooting and other terrible incidents involving guns, Cuomo released a proposal aimed at curbing gun violence, saying he is ready for a gun-control bill that would be used as an example of "the toughest assault weapons ban in the nation." The proposal includes a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, tougher penalties for illegal gun use and other reforms.
Although I'm a strong advocate of the Second Amendment and believe people should have the right to bear arms, I must commend the governor for being proactive in his work to ban assault weapons. However, a ban isn't going to solve the problem.
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has stated that nearly 90 percent of the firearms used to commit crime in New York City are from out of state, and most are illegal. In order to truly stop the violence, we must combat the sale of illegal firearms that are trafficked into our state, or we will surely witness more tragedies.
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Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - Ryan Malone scored the game-tying goal early in
the third period and then provided the go-ahead goal with just over seven
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On the right side of the quality spectrum: Denzel Washington in Flight.
WHEN a film gets a score of zero from most of Australia's critics, and when US critics call it "a compost heap of lowbrow buffoonery" (Variety), "the Citizen Kane of awful" (Chicago Sun-Times), and "a piece of s--- that actually looks and sounds like a piece of s---" (New York magazine), of course you have to rush out to see it. Well I do, anyway.
My plan was to count the number of times the audience in the cinema laughed, to prove that the critics were up themselves and had missed the point, which is (I surmised) that the film was crafted for a particular niche (teenage boys of all ages) or was meant as a satire on Hollywood's greed. This plan was thwarted by a detail: I was the only customer at my showing of Movie 43, which proved to be a series of short sketches starring the likes of Kate Winslet, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Naomi Watts, Emma Stone, and Richard Gere.
The February spectrum has Movie 43 at one end and Lincoln at the other.
No other life-form entered the cinema from the time the first trailer rolled to the time the closing credits faded -- not even the usual staff member assigned to stroll through and check what the audience is up to (jn my case, eating a chicken and avocado wrap I'd purchased outside the multiplex and smuggled past the threshold guardians).
Far left of spectrum: Kate Winslet and Hugh Jackman in Movie 43
I hoped I might be watching the first film in history to total only $16 in an entire weekend, but when the box office figures came out on Monday, I found Movie 43 had grossed (an appropriate word) $557,000. That means 40,000 other Australians defied the critics and (presumably) shared my feeling that the best you could say about Movie 43 is that in a cinematically slow period, it would be worth the ticket price to see how lame scripts can be rendered less embarrassing by good actors.
But right now is not a slow period, so there is no reason to see Movie 43. We're drowning in a tsunami of cinematic riches.
At the BAFTA awards in London last week, the screenwriter for The Silver Linings Playbook noted that the world has just been through "a wonderful year for film and a wonderful year for writers". The best of that wonderful 12 months is concentrated in our cinemas this month. Every year, between the end of the summer holidays and the announcement of the Oscars, a brief window of quality opens at the cinema. This year's window offers the best view in decades.
Leftish: Keira Knightley in Anna Karenina.
The day after seeing Movie 43, I went to Lincoln, sharing the experience with 140 people in the cinema that afternoon and 120,000 people across the nation that weekend. The only (tiny) complaints one could make about Lincoln might be that the opening scene is a bit implausible and there are too many concluding scenes. Otherwise it's the most fascinating insight into the political process since All The President's Men.
If you were to create a spectrum of quality for the films currently on wide release in Australia, Movie 43 would be at one end and Lincoln would be at the other, with most of the other flicks clustering up near Lincoln and only Hansel and Gretel anywhere near Movie 43. This is what the cinematic spectrum might look like:
0. Movie 43 (TM); 1. Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters (TM); [big space] 2. Anna Karenina (TF, A, S); 3. Quartet (S); 4. Wreck It Ralph (C, TM); 5. The Silver Linings Playbook (TF, A); 6. The Impossible (TF, A); 7. Les Miserables (TF, A, S); 8. Flight (A); 9. Django Unchained (TM, A); 10. Zero Dark Thirty (TM, A); 11. Life of Pi (TF, A, S); 12. Lincoln (A, S).
Far right of spectrum: Sally Field and Daniel Day-Lewis in Lincoln.
Next to each title I have put some letters which describe the demographic niche for which each film was created. These abbreviations may need some explanation. C is for Children 4-11 and A is for Adults 29 to 64. S for Seniors is a niche only recently embraced by Hollywood – the over-65s still mobile enough to want more than Midsomer Murders.
The S audience is assumed to enjoy stories about history, retirement, late-life love, cancer, dementia, paralysis and travel to colourful (but safe) places. They have a problem with violence but no problem with subtitles. Recent examples of product created for them are Quartet, Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Why Don't We All Live Together, Amour and The Intouchables. Maggie Smith is their magnet.
By contrast, TM stands for "Teen Male" (boys between 13 and 29). Hollywood has long recognised that TMs need the three Ds – Destruction of Property, Disrespect for authority and Dirty jokes – to see a film more than once.
Rightish: Naomi Watts in The Impossible.
TFs (Teen Females 12 to 25) don't mind the three Ds but prefer romcoms (a couple of which pop up on Valentine's Day and vanish within a fortnight).
The multiplexes have nothing much to offer the TMs right now, but that's OK – they should be concentrating on their textbooks.
This is the month of the As. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Mid-spectrum: Wreck-It Ralph
Do you agree with where we've placed the current movies on the quality spectrum? Should Zero Dark Thirty be closer to Lincoln than Life of Pi? Should Quartet be closer to Movie 43 than Anna Karenina? Did I under-rate Wreck-It Ralph just because it was aimed at children? Go to Comments to offer your own spectrum.
You have just read the Who We Are column, by David Dale. It appears in printed form every Sunday in The Sun-Herald, and also as a blog on this website, where it welcomes your comments. David Dale teaches communications at UTS, Sydney. He is the author of The Little Book of Australia -- A snapshot of who we are (Allen and Unwin). For daily updates on Australian attitudes, bookmark The Tribal Mind.


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C-Town sold after Hurricane Sandy
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After more than 40 years in business, C-Town, the West End's only supermarket, has closed its doors after it sustained significant damage during Hurricane Sandy.
Co-owner Rob Koff said that he sold the business in January, and that the 6,000 square foot space will reopen as a Key Food sometime in the spring. C-Town, which has been located at 1080 West Beech St. since 1969, took on three-feet of water during the storm that destroyed $300,000 worth of inventory.
The business did not have flood insurance, Koff said, and it would have cost about $850,000 to rebuild and reopen the supermarket. He explained that his insurance covered less than half of that amount.
"The damage was total — it had to be completely gutted from floor-to-ceiling due to mold, and all the machinery was destroyed," said Koff, who joined the family-owned business with his brother, Barry, in 1979. "There was no way I was going to go into personal debt in excess of $500,000."
C-Town was a staple in the West End and had approximately 35 part-time and 15 full-time employees. Koff said that when his father, Irwin, opened the business, it was the first C-Town in the state.
"We've been a fixture in the community for the last 40 years — the community has been really good to me," said Koff, 55, a Lido Beach resident. "It's a family-run store; we knew most of our customers on a first name basis. It was a very friendly and comfortable atmosphere, it wasn't the normal supermarket; everyone knew everybody."
John Bendo, president of the West End Neighbors Civic Association, said that residents relied on the business and that many now travel to Waldbaum's on Park Avenue to do their shopping.
"It was a community supermarket — people didn't come from the East End to come shop at C-Town," he said. "It was basically everyone between New York and Nevada avenues who shopped there, probably residents in The Walks too."
Koff said that in the days immediately following the storm, he gave away "anything that was edible and not contaminated" to National Guard troops and volunteers. Last month, he donated the remainder of his inventory that wasn't destroyed to the Martin Luther King Center's disaster recovery center.
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C-Town was left pretty much abandoned for 3 months before they started clearing anything out. Left to rot and stink.
I know this because I can see C-Town from my home and had to endure the stench of the rotting meat, food, and hurricane mess every day until a dumpster finally came.
Not donating to the loyal West End customers who kept them in business all these years is a disappointment and I feel a snub.
It's a heartbreaking situation for all at the fate of C-Town, a West End fixture. Yes the friendly folks will be missed.
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