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"The Jolie Ville Resort & Casino was what we expected from previous visits central for our holiday to Naama Bay , staff very friendly and helpful, hotel very clean and tidy, a good choice for breakfast in the morning. Gardens kept to a good standard, the paths always clear from any rubbish.The pool staff could not do enough for you, if you want the parasol open just ask. The restaurant Zigaloni is worth a visit, food excellent and Gafer the waiter makes you very welcome.Hatem in the Seagulls bar is good for a laugh and joke.Although you may be hassled walking around the town don't be put off, the locals are only trying to make a living, be polite and say a firm no thank you.Can't wait till next year."
- Holiday details: Apr 2012, booked with Thomson
- Good For: Beach
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"We stayed in Jolie Ville and we are just back.I have to say we had an absolutly fantastic time.The staff are great very friendly and would do anything for you.We were booked into the palm area we had to be moved as it was so noisy i suggest when booking you should ask for the preffered beach area it was so quiet just what you need for a peaceful holiday.Thomas Cook never gave us the option as the palm area is cheaper so wont be booking through them again.The food in hotel was fab we were B&B and the breakfast was best meal of the day we ate in the Seagulls restaraunt in the hotel and i have to say it was the best food it and Zigilinis best in Nama Bay we were there for two weeks and you wont get nicer or value for money anywhere else.We booked a few trips while we were there and we used a company called Kenouz Tour the opperators name was Angelo they are on the strip in nama bay do not use them he told us we had English speaking guides and we ended up on a buss full of Russians not tustworthy at all.When we contacted him about it he didnt want to no he had got paid so be careful.All in all we had a fantastic time in the Jolie Ville thanks to the great staff they have oh the weather wasnt to bad either. Sean and Joan Irish x"
- Holiday details: Jul 2011, Breakfast Included, booked with Thomas Cook
- Advice: Book the preffered beach area
- Good For: Beach
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"Jollie Ville was a massive hotel, we stayed in the Palm Area. This alas was quite a walk to the beach & brekkie especially as the weather was in its 40s! There is ample accom available nearer the 'activities' It was only a minor inconvenience though where we stayed - it was quiet too.
This is the fourth time we've been to Naama Bay so fully inclusive is a no-no, there is so much available in the main drag, food, drink etc is a lot cheaper/better. Reception was brill (thanks Ursina) and couldn't do enough for you.
Beach/bar area was clean and great for snorkelling off the beach. Sea, sun was faultless. We went late June ( just back ) & it was b***y hot. Would certainly go again.
One big negative, went on their organized camel trip - this was crap, we complained so much that we got our money back. That's where reception came in, the were soooooooooo sorry about the feedback we gave them.
Summing up - clean Hotel, well maintained, pool great, breakfast excellent, rooms cleaned daily, air con working fine etc etc"
- Holiday details: Jun 2010, Breakfast Included, Booked Independently
- Advice: Hot and busy
- Good For: Beach
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"I don't know how this hotel obtained 5 stars but it is not the case. Everything is old in this place, corroded fountains, faded and yellowed grass, in contrast with neighboring hotels. Hotel is divided in 2 parts. One of which is located behind the highway with heavy traffic. To get to the main pool area, beach and breakfast, one has to cross over this busy traffic risking his/her life. Few occasions, I was witnessed how the hotel staff were fighting and arguing with each other. Staying in this hotel is nightmare. To get to breakfast or to the beach you have to pass through 2 security check-points. Wireless internet is charged $10 per 1 hour while neighboring hotels provide them at the cafes and even at the beach for free. Sauna is so small that 2 persons cannot fit in it. Hotel web-site describes salt water pool, it is lie, there is no salt-water pool. Hotel's web-site describes separate pool for kids, it is lie, there is no separate pool for kids, it is one single pool. Bar in the lobby has only 3 types of the liqueurs, speaking of a 5 stars hotel. Club cars that supposedly drive you from your room to the beach sometimes just don't show up. The distance between room and the beach might be 1km. Beach bar and restaurant at the evening time always empty which speaks for itself, while all neighboring bars and restaurants are full of people. I wouldn't recommend to anyone to stay in this place."
- Holiday details: Nov 2009, Half Board, Booked Independently
- Advice: Its not Egypt if you think about visiting this country. You have to learn Russian, all speak Russian
- Activities: Abu El Sid in Naama Bay is a good Egyptian food. Don't eat in this hotel, nothing is good in it.
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"just as good,looked after really well again.reading reviews we think there are some really fussy people around.you are in a purpose built holiday resort which has every thing you could want on your doorstep.relax unwind and enjoy."
- Holiday details: Mar 2009, Bed & Breakfast, booked with Thomson
- Good For: Beach
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"We just got back from a two week holiday in Egypt from 15 august to 30 august 2008
This was our family, holiday in our party was a male aged 40 a felmale aged 43 two males aged 17 and 23
This hotel looks quite impressive; it has a very large and beautiful reception area.
The grounds are well maintained with gardeners tending the plants and grass on a daily basis. The swimming pool is the best feature of the hotel its very large has a small water fall which you can stand under, the water is very clean and the pool is well maintained, the pool stretches over half the complex.
The hotels has a buffet dinner area which we did not use, it was quite over priced you can eat out in Nauma bay for a lot less with a lot more choice. The hotel did have a Italian restaurant and Thai restaurant. Both very nice looking but not many people went in to them it was a bit expensive.
The gym was very modem all in working order very clean and open every day from 9am until 9pm.
The hair and beauty department was very over priced but beautifully decorated. The rooms looked amazing and made you fill you were in a tropical spa.
The pool staff were very often not able to understand simple questions.
You would order food and it would not come or food you did not order would arrive at your table. The staff were always saying sorry but after a week of hearing sorry so often it got a bit tiring.
You may have to wait up to 15 to 20 mins to get served, they would avoid any eye contact and sometimes we would have to ask for a menu.
You have to check your bill as you may get charged for food that never arrived. And the reception staff, never have change so you always end up out of pocket 40 to 90 pence every time you need to change up money or pay a bill they never have small change this can amount up over a few days.
The hotels has a shuttle bus into Nauma bay every hour but in the evenings only at six o'clock and then at 10 o'clock , use this bus service if you can the Taxis are cheap but they will try to rip you off every chance they get, make sure you have the correct amount of change in money as most will say they have no change and drive off.
Be prepared to die each time you get in a taxi they drive very fast, they have their hand on the hooters all the time, there are two lanes to drive in but most Taxis can make 3 or 4 car lanes very easy while you hold on for dear life and keep your eyes shut, just hoping you get out a live, so only use a Taxi if you really have to.
The beach was lovely, so clean plenty of free sun beds with 3 new jetties as you cant walk into the see as you will damage the coral.
Do try some snorkelling its fantastic I had never done it before, its wonderful so many beautiful fish to see, the water is very warm and crystal clear.
Be aware the sun is so strong you need a very high sun cream or you will burn we took 50+ sun cream we got a great tan but did not burn, but saw lots of people red raw and in a lot of pain.
The men in Nauma bay can get a bit too much, they keep calling you trying to get you in their shops and won't take NO for answer, even with my husband men would ask to kiss my hand, and want to touch you, I would never go out by my self but with a man by your side you should be ok. They have no respect for women at all.
Be strong so NO thank you and walk away without looking back, they will call you names then move on to their next victim.
You must do the quad bikes in the desert it was brilliant we saw the sun raise it was breathtaking, and very warm for 4 o'clock in the morning.
We saw belly dancers in the desert and had dinner with the bedwin people that was a real nice evening very relaxing the food was really good.
Overall we had a good holiday and would return as now we know what to expect, nice place interesting places, but some over powering people. Hope this is helpful."
- Holiday details: Aug 2008, Bed & Breakfast, booked with your holidays .com
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"The first room we were given was so dark it was like the black hole of calcutta. The next room was not much better. The gym is full of expensive equipment which guests can use for free but the hotel make a charge for the use of the table tennis equipment!! We had bed and breakfast only but some guests were on half board and the food ran out. I would not recommend this hotel."
- Holiday details: Jan 2008, Bed & Breakfast, booked with Thomas Cook
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"This was one of the best holidays I have ever had ( and I have travelled extensively all over the world).
My daughter who is 3 and i travelled here alone, and had a wonderful time. The staff were so friendly and absolutely professional and so courteous.
My daughter was treated like a princess.
Apart from this the complex was ideally situated right next to pedestrian area of Naama Bay. The complex was kept extremley clean.
Baby pool with shade over it means children can use this and be very happy in 2 ft of water. Snoopy club is situated next to pool, here children have a park and indoor activities as face painting , drawing, tv with cartoons, they do also take chilfren between ages of 4 and 12 to play games etc and its open all day except for lunch time.
Gardens in hotel are well maintained.
Only thing really to consider is before you book is whta part of hotel you are staying in.
There is Sports area which is across a busy main road, quite however as rooms nestled in tennis courts and large salt water pool etc, or palm area more on the busy side of pedestriam area ( but i think maybe noisier) or preferential area which is basically rest of hotel. We stayed in Sports area and could not upgrade as hotel was full, but in actual fact it was fine. You have golf buggies driving you about if you dont want to walk, so thats good, and you are so well looked after by security guards etc who all took the time to find out your name etc, that each night we returned back to room from dinner, it felt fine. I could understand poeple with children not wanting the hassel of the road and being nearer the beach, so its just for you to consider.
I though it would be a problem but it was fine.
Taxi from airport can be organised prior to stay by hotel and cost 60 LE 0r $16 ( £8) but they will try and charge more as they did with me, using their prices chart and not being too bothered with the hassel i paid 144 LE ( £14), however going back to airport i was wiser ensuring he knew i was only paying 60LE. Its about 20 mins from airport and if you want less hassel getting ona coach thats going on many pick ups this is a good option also.
Food and eating out is cheap. Goods not so cheap, you obviously need to barter but thats when you will find you will get a bit of hassel. If you look they will be onto you!!
All in all a wonderful holiday, with great weather, even though chilli at night they are well geared up for it with patio heaters and blankets if sitting in the bars on sofas, it great."
- Holiday details: Jan 2008, Bed & Breakfast, booked with Booked IndependentlyAirmiles
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"The hotel is in the best location and is clean and comfortable and is probably just a 3 star hotel no more. The service is effecient and breakfast is of a good standard with omlettes fried eggs and usual fruits breaks cakes etc.
Pool i snot small, however not exceptional and i would imagine get very busy in peak season. Room service was efficient and food pleasant though over priced as was the drinks.
entertainment very poor and the activity centre never had change or appeared to on the hope of additional funds for staff.
the rooms are well kept and the whole centre is very clean. I can only assume that the people that believe the need to use buggies do so as they are not mobile and found it easy to get about and would walk daill 5 min from pool to the tennis courts on the sports annex.
the key to the hotel is its location which is second to none for na ama bay and the private beach is again clean and the free use of towels a god send.
As for the resort we found it quiet at this time of year and very cold with the cutting wind and would recommend warm coats as most bars and restuarants are geared for outside and with too few patio heaters to huddle around.
I find the egyption leering at woman whether covered or not offensive and the constant badgering off putting in the resort.
As for food i would recommend "ok restuarant", the tavern for drinks not food, hard rock was good but expensive.
make sure to enjoy the sea life and try the lido hotel for romantic meals and great food once again dear but worth it.
Would I go back to the hotel yes ,but the resort or rather the local culture is something I find distasteful and so would not return"
- Holiday details: Jan 2008, Bed & Breakfast, booked with Thomson
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"We had the best holiday ever - the staff are very well trained and do not intrude on your holiday yet they are always available when requested.
I loved the idea of the buggy's that drove you from place to place within the hotel grounds as it is a big place.
The room was cleaned so well each day with any amount of fresh towels on request.
The food at this hotel was really good.
Thank you so much to the Hotel for giving me such a good first visit to your country."
- Holiday details: Jan 2008, Bed & Breakfast, booked with Panorama
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"We recently returned from our 4th consecutive Xmas at this hotel; this time we didn't stay for New Year but have done so before & agree with the comments by emjun about how much effort they put into presenting the evening.
Earlier in the year, we were concerned to learn about the refurbishment & wondered if it would be finished in time for our visit, or how intrusive the process would be if still ongoing.
I rang the hotel, prior to booking, & was reassured by our 2 conversations. Sure enough, everything was fine. There was still a little refurb going on in the "Seagulls Bar", but we don't frequent that part & it wasn't intrusive.
Reception has been altered slightly but the welcome from the check in staff, the security guards, the pool bar staff & pool attendants was the same as ever & they all seemed genuinely pleased to see us again.
We tipped the bell boys with £1 coins on arrival – they certainly weren't hanging around for a tip though; we changed quite a few coins back to notes for them on departure.
For the 4th year running, we had a quiet room &, for the 3rd year running, we had the rooms requested at the time of booking thru our travel agents.
We have interconnecting rooms, upstairs, in an odd-numbered block, down the side of the complex that is NOT against the town. We recommend that anyone considering this hotel asks for a room numbered 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27 or 29 in the "PREFERRED front palms, beach side".
If you stay in "front palms", you may be disturbed by the noise from the action in Naama Bay. If you stay in the annexe / sports side, you will be over the busy dual carriageway &, whilst there are staff driven golf buggies to ferry you around, it's not ideal as the restaurants & beach are so easily accessible from the main complex.
If you forget something, it's a long trek back from the beach to the annexe. If you stay in the rooms numbered as above, you will be half way between main reception & the pool area. The sports area does have its own pool & the 4 tennis courts are over there.
Our usual rooms had been refurbished since our last stay. Not a great deal of difference, except the furniture is a darker stained wood & there is a flat plasma screen TV. Our room is slightly larger than our boys' & must measure about 21'x15, plus hall, bathroom & 2 balconies, so you get the sun at all times of the day. The boys' room has only 1 balcony, but we were hardly in the rooms & with the interconnecting door, we had the opportunity to use all balconies anyway.
The rooms, pool area, grounds etc are always clean & kept spotless. The rooms are cleaned in the morning & then a man comes round at about 6.30pm to see if everything is ok & to hand everyone a small package containing a chocolate or mini biscuit.
The standard rooms we book have hairdryers in the bathrooms, complementary flip-flop type slippers, bathrobes, kettle & mugs. Strangely, there is no tea, coffee or sugar, but we weren't bothered as the supermarket is only just outside the grounds & we soon bought some mint tea. I know that the sister hotel Jolie Ville Maritim Golf does provide the beverages though. We just brought the extra sugar packets, accrued throughout the day back to the room.
You are allocated a towel card each upon arrival; towel exchange is by the pool or on the beach. There is 24 hr room service & a Dr. on call 24/7.
One can hire an ironing board & iron from the housekeeping services; there is also a laundry service. We had a complementary fruit basket at the start of each week & a bowl of dried fruit & nuts & a large bottle of mineral water on arrival. We also had a small vase of fresh flowers every few days.
There is plenty of drawer / cupboard/ wardrobe space & a programmable safe. There is even a "menu" of pillows! One can choose from soft, semi-rigid, hard or very hard! This is all listed on a leaflet, saying, "Pillows a la carte"! The double bed is huge in our room.
If you're feeling lazy, then simply ring reception & ask for a golf buggy to take you to wherever you want to go on the complex. Incidentally, it's very flat, so ideal for buggies, mobility scooters & wheelchairs.
The view from the room is either parts of the complex, with the mountains in the background, or the side of Ghazala Gardens, next door. That bit's not very exciting but we don't go there to spend time staring from the windows.
We don't tend to eat in the hotel much but have dinned in "Zigolini's" (Italian) & "La Fleur" for New Year '07 & like them both; especially "La Fleur". We stay B+B but I don't always bother with breakfast; however, the staff were absolutely fine & perfectly pleasant with us in the "Orangerie" (main buffet restaurant). This has themed buffets thru the week – Asian, Mediterranean, Egyptian, Swiss, Italian, Seafood, Italian again. The atm machine is outside this restaurant. There is a bank just outside the side entrance, under the Italian restaurant ("Zigolini's").
There are 2 "Happy Hours" on the prom; from memory, they are 12-1 & later / evening; worth checking into.
We tend to spend a lot of time around the pool; perhaps that's a slight weakness on the hotel's part – there is only one main pool area which includes a smaller pool for children on one side. It doesn't bother us, but I would imagine that it can be very noisy & overcrowded at certain times of the year. From the pool to the beach, it's only about 30 secs walk.
There was a new life guard / pool attendant this year; a very pleasant, smiley young chap, called Ramadan. He looked after us well & seemed quite surprised to receive a tip within the 1st few days. We also tipped him at the end. Two elderly Swiss ladies bought him some chocolate from the supermarket & he was delighted.
We tend to eat at the pool bar quite a lot & whilst it's expensive as compared to some places outside the complex, it's so easy just to laze around & eat by the pool. If it's not on the menu ask, & the staff will try to accommodate. We took them some mince pies & tipped them daily & received excellent service. Look out for Hany – a cheeky chap, always happy, with a big smile.
An elderly Swedish lady fell off her sunbed one morning; I reached her 1st, with one of the pool bar waiters. I sat with her for about 20mins & ordered some water & non alcoholic cocktail; the staff wouldn't let me pay after, cos I'd helped her; we found them to be a really nice bunch.
There were a lot more Egyptians this yr; a few German, Swiss, Italian, Scandinavian & maybe 2 or 3 Russian families at most. The numbers of Italians seemed to be down in resort too.
The internet access is near Seagulls & is 40LE for an hour, so it's cheaper to go to the nearby internet café, where one can have a shorter time slot too. The hotel has 3 terminals, plus 1 billiards & 1 snooker, 2 large plasma TV screens in that room aswell.
There is quite a large library facility now in the "Seagulls" block. The gym area is bigger now, but didn't go in (near the spa). There are different rates for guests, visitors, & if you have a personal trainer.
The Jolie Thai Spa & Wellness Centre is new & although I fully intended to try it out, I didn't get round to it; a perfect excuse to return yet again : )
The sauna & steam is free, the massages can be neck, head & shoulders, or legs & feet (both 30 mins each) or 50-80 min body massages. Prices range from $50, thru $85, up to $135. They also offer a 30 mins hydrotherapy experience. I saw 2 Oriental ladies in Jolie Thai uniforms, so assume its proper Oriental massage techniques. There is also a hairdresser on site, offering manicures & pedicures too.
On the last day, we had an extension in just our room till 3pm (we were collected at 3.10pm) & they didn't charge; never have in 4 visits. You have to go to reception & get your room door cards charged up with the extra hours as they automatically "shut down" at 12 noon & won't let you back in.
Found out that if you decide you want a visa in resort (if you don't get one on arrival) the rep can sort that - sometimes within the same day, usually within 24hrs; you pay about £3 extra though. We did get ours on arrival; both queues for the $15 dollar kiosks were very long when we arrived, so we went to the Thomson desk & waived £30 at them (4 of us, working on £7.50p each) stating that as the silvery oblong things says $15 dollars on it, we were NOT paying anymore. They weren't happy, but we stood our ground & settled on £34 total, which is £8.50 sterling each; we don't take dollars with us.
Out of interest, I asked our hotel what their price is for the hotel taxi to do an airport transfer; it's 85LE.
The hotel animation team (Italians) seems quite active; there is aqua aerobics every morning, Latin Dance class by the pool several times a week & a full prog. Of activities (like beach volleyball) is posted up near the pool. The aqua aerobics & dance class is the only time when music penetrates the stillness (along with normal sounds from folk having fun in the pool). The children's club (Snoopy Club) is also near the pool area.
The hotel offers a wide range of excursions thru its Activity Centre, plus a variety of water-sports, parasailing, sailing, boat trips, tennis, table tennis, mini soccer, large outdoor chess & Subex diving centre. One can also rent bicycles from the activity centre & cars (!) from a desk in reception….that is if you fancy participating in something like a cross between Wacky Races & Mad Max! Leave it to the taxi drivers; there are plenty of them just outside the front of the hotel. We visited the Coloured Canyon thru the hotel & were delighted with the trip.
One can also enjoy discounted golf at the sister hotel, Jolie Ville Maritim Golf & Resort; hubby & elder son often do! There is a shuttle bus service between the 2 hotels as well as into Old Sharm. One can visit the sister hotel & use the facilities there.
The beauty of this hotel is its location. It's right in the heart of Naama, yet when inside the grounds; it's so private & quiet. The stretch of private beach is lovely, with view over the bay & it's nice to stroll along the prom in the evening, watching the sunset.
If you exit the grounds under the Italian restaurant, you're standing at the top of the T-junction, which is the start of the main pedestrianised shopping street in Naama – His Majesty, The King of Bahrain Street. There's a supermarket to your left (on the left hand cross of the "T") the duty free shop if you go along a couple of minutes to the right, Thomas Cook exchange if you begin walking down the "stick" of the "T" & keep looking left. After about 5 shops, you should see the sign for Thomas Cook.
There are a couple of chemists nearby. There are also 2 mobile phone shops on the left, one has internet access too; well worth investing in an Egyptian sim; check your phone is unlocked 1st though. So, you can see how ideally situated this hotel is; you're moments away from all the bars & restaurants, plus the facilities that you need to make your holiday go that bit smoother.
Will we be returning? Yes, definitely!"
- Holiday details: Dec 2007, Bed & Breakfast, booked with Thomson
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"I spent a good time there but the room does not deserve the rate I paid; besides I had BAD experience with there service staff. I can not recommend it as a five star hotel because it is not. And also it is not under the Movenpick anymore and I wonder why!!!
I am an hotelier, I studied hotel management including kitchen and stores, I work in the same career since 20 years until now, and I had noticed BIG BIG mistakes that a five star hotel should not have.
I am sure that the hotel will be much better if the management will change."
- Holiday details: Nov 2007, Bed & Breakfast, booked with ittic
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I have bought this mainboard about a weeks ago with a e6320 and gskil HK series just for overclocking, unfortunatly I can't OC e6320 over FSB 429. I dont know what is the problem I even tried to use 6x Multi but no success at all, the strange thing is system is fully stable at fsb 429 even without extra voltage, but it would'nt boot with FSB 430 with lot of extra voltage to all parts...what is the problem? do you think my mainboard is a crapy one or my cpu hold me at FSB 429 ?!
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I've just stumbled upon a couple of pics which indicate that Brompton have redesigned the folding pedal:
Looks like another step towards the more organic, curved lines of CAD designed parts. Hopefully it'll weigh a little less with some areas cut away, plus the bolt appears to be an allen key fitting on the standard model.
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Van Sant Takes Audience Prize in Athens, "The Last Big Thing" and "Girls Like Us" Awarded Jury Prizes
by Eugene Hernandez
The first Athens Film Festival concluded Friday night with an awards
ceremony at the historic Morton Theater. Festival Director Juanita Giles
and the event's jurors announced the winners prior to screening top
honorees for the local audience. "Ballad Of The Skeletons" directed by Gus
Van Sant ("To Die For", "Drugstore Cowboy"), and featuring the late Allen
Ginsberg, won the Audience Award, while Dan Zuckovic's "The Last Big Thing"
was given the Jury Prize for Best Feature, and Jane C. Wagner & Tina De
Feliciantonio's "Girls Like Us" received the Documentary Jury Award. The jury
prize for Best Short went to "Blixz Bargeld Stole My Cowboy Boots", an Open
City film directed by Leslie McCleave and starring Michael Imperioli.
The festival's screenwriting award was presented to local screenwriter
Jeremy Ayers for his screenplay, "Lone Star Moon". Ayers is best known as a
songwriter for the renowned Athens group, The B-52's.
The film festival jury was made up of five individuals: Film Threat's Chris
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During the Second World War (WW2) Creebridge Caravan Park in Newton Stewart - Dumfries & Galloway - Scotland was a Prisoners of War Camp (POW). In 1941 the camp is noted as 'Holm Park Camp, Newton Stewart, camp No.113'. It was in use for Italian prisoners of war. In 1943 the Italians were defeated and surrendered in Italy. The Italian prisoners were repatriated to Italy. The Camp then housed German prisoners of the Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht. After the war in 1945, the camp became a displaced persons (DP) camp for refugees for the Soviets. They came from former Eastern Bloc countries like Poland and Czechoslovakia.
In 1964 the Prisoners of War camp became a campsite. The first owner was Mr.David Baird. Original parts of the Prisoners of War Camp are still visible in 2009. The roads were build by the Italian Prisoners. In concrete we see the name 'Italy 43'. De tower for the guards is not in use, but is overlooking the campsite. The storage room/garage is an original barrack with the fire buckets in front of it. The house/reception was the prison for violent prisoners. The phone box was formerly the sentry-box and the fundaments of the barracks are in use for the static caravans. The laundry room was build in 1968.
Since 1998 John Sharples is the owner of the campsite and sometimes he meets old prisoners of the barracks. At the reception desk he has a framed photo to show it to people who are interested in the history of the camp site.
Special thanks to John Sharples, owner of Creebridge Caravan Park
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Texas wins "Round I" White House promises "Round II" on immigration
Newscast Media AUSTIN, Texas—Last year, Governor Gregg Abbott who at the time was the Texas attorney general filed a lawsuit, together with 25 other states against the Obama administration, challenging the government's authority to protect illegal immigrants. Just 24 hours ago, a Texas federal judge granted an injunction to the Plaintiffs, that will stop Obama's program from being implemented.
The question the Court was faced with was, "Do the laws of the United States or the Constitution give the Department of Homeland Security the power to defer action against illegal aliens?" FULL STORY>>
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Newscast Media WASHINGTON—Republicans overwhelmingly supported a bill that will
allow them to sue the president for failure to enforce federal laws. Republicans say
the bill is necessary because the president is engaged in selective enforcement of the
nation's laws.
The Republican-led House voted 233-181 in favor of the bill and admonished Obama
for failing to defend the federal law that bans gay marriage.
The bill, titled House Resolution 511 (H.Res. 511) provides for consideration of the bill
to protect the separation of powers in the Constitution of the United States by
ensuring that the President takes care that the laws be faithfully executed.
When Barack Obama took office, he swore to uphold and protect the Constitution of
the United States.
Under the bill, Republicans can sue the president on an expedited basis, on the
grounds that he "failed to meet the requirement of Article II, section 3 of the
Constitution of the United States to take care that a law be faithfully
Article II, section 3, states: "He shall from time to time give to the Congress
Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such
Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient; he may, on extraordinary
Occasions, convene both Houses, or either of them, and in Case of Disagreement
between them, with Respect to the Time of Adjournment, he may adjourn them to
such Time as he shall think proper; he shall receive Ambassadors and other public
Ministers; he shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed, and shall
Commission all the Officers of the United States.
The last clause is called the "Take care clause" or "Faithfully executed clause."
It is meant to ensure that the law is faithfully executed by the president, no matter
how much he disagrees with a particular law, or who wrote it.
In other words, by virtue of his executive power, the president may execute the law,
and ensure that others (all Officers) do the same.
By supporting this new bill, Republicans are simply holding Obama's feet to the fire.
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Undoubtedly, the design and usability are excellent, the design is really taken care of and it's easy to browse through the app and explore all its features. The use of the app depends on the users, who can meet new friends or flirt with people you like. Topface is the developer of this social network and the game say meow, which you can also check out.
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Western Company
Western Company is a vehicle brand in the HD Universe. It manufactures helicopters and airplanes and it is possibly a parody of Sikorsky Aircraft, Bell Helicopter and Boeing. Although its logo is unknown and cannot be seen on any of its vehicles, police radio will refer to the Maverick and Annihilator helicopters as such.
|Based On (HD Universe)
|Attack Helicopter
|Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk
|Jet Aircraft
|Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter/Aero L-39 Albatross/Hawk trainer
|Added in The San Andreas Flight School Update.
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|Sikorsky MH-53 Pave Low/CH-53 Sea Stallion hybrid
|Cuban 800
|Twin-engine Cargo Plane
|Piper PA-30 Twin Comanche
|Stearman PT-17
|Stunt Plane
|Zivko Edge 540
|Bell 407
|Includes the Police Maverick and the Helitours Maverick (GTA IV only, has different manufacturer in GTA V)
- All helicopters in Grand Theft Auto IV are manufactured by Western Company, however, this was changed in The Ballad of Gay Tony.
- Western, like Mammoth, Jobuilt and Buckingham, has a defense contract with the United States government, as they manufacture the Annihilator for NOOSE, the Cargobob for the United States Marine Corps and the Besra for the United States Air Force.
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ALEXA XT & XR Module for in-camera ARRIRAW
With the ALEXA XT cameras (Extended Technology) ARRI is refreshing the ALEXA line-up with new features inspired by feedback from professional users. The ALEXA XT, ALEXA XT M, ALEXA XT Plus and ALEXA XT Studio cameras will replace all previous models except for the original ALEXA. Owners of existing ALEXA cameras will be able to purchase individual upgrades that deliver some of the key features of the ALEXA XT cameras.
The ALEXA XT cameras were introduced at a series of international launch events earlier this year, starting with an open house at the ARRI Inc. offices in Burbank on 22 February. This was followed by Micro Salon in Paris, where the camera was even shown to French Minister of Culture Aurélie Filippetti, and subsequent events in London, Beijing, Mumbai, Berlin, Munich and Milan. The ALEXA XT concept was well received at all events and will soon be in use on productions worldwide.
All ALEXA XT cameras come with the new XR Module (Extended Recording), a side panel that was co-developed with Codex and that replaces the previous SxS Module. The XR Module allows in-camera ARRIRAW recording up to 120 fps onto exceptionally fast and rugged 512 GB XR Capture Drives. This not only makes for a smaller, lighter and more affordable camera package, it also simplifies setup and operation. The result is an even faster and more reliable way to record ARRIRAW, ALEXA's highest quality image output. Once removed from the camera, the XR Capture Drive offers a number of different paths into post, using the proven Codex workflow.
IMPROVED ProRes / DNxHD RECORDING
In addition to ARRIRAW it is also possible to capture ProRes or DNxHD to an XR Capture Drive for significantly longer recording times, as well as ProRes 4444 recording at 120 fps. ProRes 4444 at 24 fps can be recorded for a total time of 107 minutes. With an SxS Adapter it is possible to record ProRes or DNxHD to a single SxS PRO card, thus protecting the inventory of existing cards.
The In-camera Filter Module IFM-1 allows ALEXA XT cameras to be rated at the base sensitivity of EI 800 without the need for external Neutral Density (ND) filters, even in bright sunlight. Filtering behind the lens rather than in front saves time and reduces weight, reflections and complexity. The FSND (Full Spectrum Neutral Density) filters used with the IFM-1 are based on high-tech manufacturing methods that assure a unique feature: neutral color balance at all of the eight available densities, from ND 0.3 to ND 2.4.
For the most effective use of anamorphic lenses, each ALEXA XT model is equipped with a 4:3 sensor, the same size and shape as a Super 35 mm film frame. This is crucial for delivering the unique and cinematic widescreen look that can trace its origins back to the CinemaScope films of the 1950s. An anamorphic de-squeeze license is included with all ALEXA XT cameras, as is a high speed license for filming at up to 120 fps. The 4:3 sensor is also useful for non-anamorphic productions as it permits significant reframing of the image in post.
Lens metadata is invaluable for efficient working on the set and a speedy VFX post workflow, which is why all ALEXA XT models are equipped with an LDS lens mount. The ARRI Lens Data System (LDS) reads the lens settings and writes them into metadata in every ALEXA recording format. Some 41 ARRI lens models have LDS built-in, compatibility with the Cooke /i system is in the works, and for all other lenses it is possible to gather metadata by using an ARRI lens motor and storing the lens table inside the camera with the Lens Data Archive.
To provide maximum comfort for the operator, the new Viewfinder Mounting Bracket VMB-3 has a much stronger design, partially achieved through the use of two 15 mm lightweight rods. These rods also facilitate rapid changes in camera support, since accessories such as lens motors or follow focus units can be hung from the rods rather than cluttering up the base plate.
ALEXA cameras are already among the quietest digital cameras, but an even quieter fan has become available and ARRI has incorporated this new fan into the ALEXA XT models, providing an extra safety margin in very quiet or hot environments.
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"It wasn't looking for a balance, it was looking for how that individual photographer relates to it and each person relates to it differently," Mann explained, adding: "They're there to record something that becomes a fraction but somehow encoded in the image that they make, encoded in that image is the power to move us. And that's why these images sustain."
But getting those images was no easy feat. Working with a very small crew of five people max, the production team was light and fast, aided by Canon 5D digital cameras that allowed them to remain mobile.
"We go as five and that includes our subject, lead photographer and then Jared, who would be like our DP and then the segment producer, the director and a digital tech who is just making sure that we're not losing any data, backing everything up and taking care of the cameras and all of that. So every day we kind of hit the ground because as four of us sometimes we'd split up into two and two but we all have cameras, we're all filming," Frankham detailed, adding: "These photos don't happen in front of you. Veronique I think sums it up quite well: part of it is getting to these places [and] putting yourself in these situations and we can't do that with a crew and you can't do that with a big crew and you can't do that with a TV camera on your shoulder, I think that immediately effects the situation. So we tried to be as small and as invisible as we could be. And I think it was quite effective. As I go back we went back through the edits and go back through it now, with the screenings, I feel so many moments that it feels like the camera's invisible and that we're capturing this experience."
And watching "Witness," it's certainly a unique piece of storytelling, both visceral and haunting, giving viewers a generous look into the heart of places where history is being made almost on a daily basis. And for Frankham, he hopes the show can recall an old school era of reportage that could enact action.
"...when this idea was first coming and developing I kind of thought of it as the new '60 Minutes.' When I was a kid, on Sunday you would see something on '60 Minutes' that you had never heard of before and on Monday everybody was talking about it. And it was so effective and so you know it created change and I think that this is a way of like going back out to those," he shared. "I remember the kids in Brazil sniffing glue out of the little jars, you know? '60 Minutes' told that story that stuck in my head from I don't know, thirty years ago. And that [report] changed that you know? The companies who were responsible for the glue like it ends over night because of the power of that. So there's this naive side to me that believes that we could keep telling these stories, going into conflicts and trying to engage people."
As Mann, he hopes to continue to share these remarkable stories. "I'd love to do some more, we'd like to do another set," he said.
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It's beginning to feel like the late '90s all over again. Then, congressional Republicans howled themselves hoarse about Clinton administration scandals. But the indicators kept pointing to a booming economy, and support for President Bill Clinton climbed steeply through 1998 as House Republicans marched toward impeaching him.
Now, after a long economic winter, green shoots are everywhere: The stock market is booming, housing prices are rebounding and mortgage providers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, long demonized by Republicans, are returning profits to the Treasury. Job growth has accelerated and consumer confidence has reached its highest level in almost six years. Health care cost increases are slowing, Medicare's prospects are improving — in part because of President Obama's health care reforms — and gasoline prices are forecast to decline. Long-term fiscal problems remain, but the federal deficit is shrinking, putting off Washington's debt-ceiling standoff until late fall.
Yet, House Republicans have shelved a serious legislative agenda this year in favor of 24/7 investigations. On Tuesday morning alone, they held two hearings probing alleged wrongdoing in the Obama administration. At a House education committee hearing, several Republicans grilled Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius over her fundraising for a nonprofit that works to enroll people in new health insurance programs. (Similar activities were undertaken by officials in the George W. Bush administration).
The Ways and Means Committee hosted Tea Party groups complaining that their rights had been violated by the administration. (Investigators have yet to find a link to the White House or to Obama's political appointees). Instead of working on tax reform, Ways and Means is one of three House committees were holding hearings on the Internal Revenue Service abuses. This sounds like a lot — until you consider that five committees are reportedly investigating the administration's handling of September's attack on U.S. personnel in Benghazi, Libya.
As The Washington Post's Paul Kane reported Tuesday, House Republicans haven't passed much ambitious legislation this year after they "disintegrated into squabbling factions, no longer able to agree on — much less execute — some of the most basic government functions." One of the few things that unite them is the investigation of scandals. A few weeks ago, Heritage Action for America, an influential conservative group, suggested that House Republicans focus on investigations and avoid legislation that could divide them.
Probes raise real issues
To be sure, there are real issues involved in the probes, particularly the IRS' targeting of conservative groups and the Justice Department's intimidation of journalists. And, with economic troubles remaining in much of the world, there's no guarantee of a 1990s-style boom. But in terms of scandal, House Republicans so far have significantly less to work with than they did in 1998, when the president lied about sex acts with an intern.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor told reporters Tuesday morning that Republicans would simultaneously be "emphasizing working families" while investigating the administration "in a deliberative, thoughtful manner, allowing the facts to speak for themselves." Reporters asked whether this thoughtfulness was consistent with Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, calling the White House press secretary a "paid liar" and describing Obama as Nixonian. Cantor declined to disavow Issa's statements.
Will Americans find compelling this hunt for a pattern among accusations that even the accusers regard as unimportant? Or will they be "distracted" by the passel of indicators showing accelerating economic growth and improved government finances? For those who remember the 1990s, the answer is obvious.


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Obama '08 Campaign Fined $375,000
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama's 2008 campaign has been fined $375,000 by the Federal Election Commission for reporting violations related to a set of donations received during the final days of the campaign. The fines are among the largest ever levied on a presidential ...Continue Reading...
Obama Sets the Tone, Republican Candidates Weigh-in on Trayvon's Tragedy
WASHINGTON (AP) — Urging Americans to "do some soul searching," President Barack Obama injected himself into the emotional debate over the fatal shooting of a teenager in Florida, turning the racially charged case into a personal matter for the nation's first Black ...Continue Reading...
NBA Stars to Play in Obama Basketball Fundraiser
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Slayer (2006) Movie Review
Slayer (2006) is a Sci-Fi vampire television movie that is also known as Mexferatu Mexico (2006). Director and writer Kevin VanHook (I, Robot (2004), Daredevil (2003), Olympus Has Fallen (2013), Miss Congeniality (2000)) directs really awesome movies but I cannot say the same for Slayer (2006) television movie. The movie contains minimal twists, gore, rain forest, vampires, violence, decapitations, huge body count and terrible dialog.
Slayer is about a special commando ops team that was given a mission to hunt bloodthirsty natives in South America. Farmers are capturing the wild meat/animals in the South American rainforest and demenished the vampires food resource. The vampires who can walk around in the sunlight without being harmed had no other choice but to attack the villages if they want to live which means killing the people. The movie was filled with blood everywhere as you can imagine - it is a vampire movie that indicates gore fest. Hawk (Casper Van Dien - Starship Troopers (1997), Sleepy Hollow (1999), The Omega Code (1999), One Life to Live (1968)) and his team of commandos discover how to kill the vampires in the jungle after bullets did not work. The battle between the vampires and humans began, and you can pretty much guess how the movie plays out from that point on.
Slayer was an average movie that did not receive much applause from me as the humor was there but on another level. Personally, I could have done with less macho military-ish dialog - it was overdone. The action scenes captured my attention every time there was one because it was so well choreographed. Most of the actors did a fantastic job with their roles. The stunts were not the best I have seen, and you can clearly see wires on the trees. The vampires movements did not flow flawlessly. I will not be seeing this movie again and do not recommend it to anyone to see, especially vampire lovers. The vampires in this movie do not give you the feel that they are vampires except for when they bite into humans.
About Slayer (2006)
Year: 2006
Starring: Danny Trejo, Kevin Grevioux, Alexis Cruz, Casper Van Dien, Eddie J. Fernandez, Ray Park, Pablo Espinosa, Merritt Bailey, Cameron VanHook, Toby Holguin, Joyce Giraud, Gayle Artino, Lea Guivas, Elan Allende, Rafael A. Puello, Anani Barrera, Julio Cesar Silva, Tony Plana, Armando Pérez, David Puello, Jennifer O'Dell, Adan Allende, Héctor Méndez, Lynda Carter, Rodolfo Rodríguez, Ski Carr, Jim Morse, Fernando Allende, Guy Paizy
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It happens every year: by the second week of the Tour I have SherLigget in my head all day long, giving play-by-play and color on every. little. thing. for example:
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Toronto International Film Festival Group Names Canada's Top Ten
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The Toronto International Film Festival Group announced the list of Canada's top ten for 2003 at an industry event Tuesday. "Canada's Top Ten," established by the organization which hosts the annual Toronto International Film Festival every September, began in 2001 to raise awareness of Canadian cinema. All of the films named screened at the Toronto fest, with many taking home honors as well. An independent 10-member jury of Canadian filmmakers, journalists and industry professionals, selected the ten.
The list includes: "20H 17, Rue Darling" by Bernard Emond about a recovering alcoholic who arrives home to find his apartment building has burned down as well as Mark Achbar & Jennifer Abbot's doc "The Corporation," which probes the extent of corporate power today. The film was a runner up for the AGF audience award during the Toronto festival. Allan King's "Dying at Grace," which chronicles the experiences of five terminal patients at a Toronto hospital and Scott Smith's coming of age film "Falling Angels" were also named. Other films making the list include Sudz Sutherland's twisted love story, "Love, Sex and Eating the Bones"; Quebecois director Robert Lepage's sibling rivalry film, "La Face Chachee de la Lune" (The Hidden Face of the Moon); and fellow Quebecois Denys Arcand's "The Barbarian Invasions." The latter has been released in the U.S. by Miramax and opened the Toronto International Film Festival earlier this year.
Three remaining titles include Isabel Coixet's "My Life Without Me" about a terminally ill mother coming to terms with her illness. Sony Classics released the film in the States in September. Also on the tribute list is Nathaniel Geary's street drama "On the Corner" and Guy Maddin's "The Saddest Music in the World" about a beer magnet who hosts a contest to find the 'saddest' music in the world against the backdrop of the Great Depression.
"Canada's Top Ten 2003 reflects both established masters and new voices, showing the range of Canada's filmmaking talent," commented Piers Handling, CEO of the Toronto International Film Festival Group in a release. "This year, we're also offering dynamic panel discussions that focus on the collaborative process of filmmaking, and includes screenings of all ten selections, giving the public to see the best Canadian films of the year." South of the border, next month's Sundance Film Festival attendees will have a chance to see "The Corporation" and "The Saddest Music in the World" next month in Park City, UT.


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Jacob wearing his new sheep outfit for Christmas that was bought for him by his brother Luke with his own birthday money
Merry Christmas Everyone, hope you have a wonderful day
Merry Christmas Everyone, hope you have a wonderful day
awesome photo!!!
Hahahahaha, love his face, great shot!
What a sweet little lamb!!
soo cuteeee
haha!! love the expression!!
He is so cute with this seriously look
I hope you had a wonderful day too hun. Love the outfit
So adorable!
guess Jacob doesnt like being a sheep going by this expression !!!!
What a good boy Luke was, buying that for his baby brother!! Jacobs face says it all... he is either , so over having his pics taken, or he says u dressing me up again Mummy!
Love Jacobs Expression
Cute as a button.
Very cute, and appropriate title...
I had...thanks...beautiful this boy!
Thats one fed up look lol. Jacob looks so cute in his new suit and what a lovely present from Luke. That was so sweet of him
he is sooo cute
What a cutie
Great capture he looks really Sheeeepish.
Oh, what a little sweetheart!!
He doesn't like the outfit
Heheheh what a look
That's a very interesting expression.
Aaawww, he saved his birthday money for a Christmas present? That's adorable. ^___^
This guy's face, hahaha
This guy's face, hahaha
Awww, By giving this to his new brother it shows that your son does indeed know the true meaning of Christmas. I hope you and your family have a lovely Christmas Chrissie!


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I guess it Corti is known for having managed some fairly dubious teams in the past Seaco being one. But I let hope get the best of me.


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I changed the background pic and now all my posts are not showing
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I also reinstalled latest version of WordPress.
what's your URL? is it online to check?
It seems like not caused by changing background image. Have you changed wp-admin->settings->reading->front page to a static page(home)?
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Tyrone keep calm in a tight finish
ULSTER SFC QUARTER-FINAL: Tyrone 0-19 Armagh 1-13:THE NAMES change and the faces get fresher by the year but for as long as Tyrone are cheek and Armagh are jowl, these days will still have a pull about them. They jammed 16,148 fidgety bodies into Armagh's little city bowl here yesterday and what played out was a bustling epic all of its own.
Gone (well, going) are the days when you held a finger up to one of these games to work out in which direction the All-Ireland wind might be blowing but no matter – a game this entertaining didn't need a regal context to speak up for it.
Tyrone ultimately breasted the tape but nobody was calling a winner five minutes from the end. A couple of soaring Brian Mallon frees – the second of which split the posts from all of 48 metres on 66 minutes – tied a game that Armagh could have long since given up on.
They might have lain down when Tyrone pushed four points ahead early in the second half with Aaron Kernan gone at half-time due to a hamstring problem; or they could have wilted when Kevin Dyas saw the line for a couple of silly yellow cards with 15 minutes to go.
Their excuses were neatly lined up if they'd felt like reaching out and pulling them off the shelf.
But instead Paddy O'Rourke's young side gave their people plenty to take home with them yesterday. Tyrone scored the closing three points to take the victory but they needed every hand on a shovel to dig them out of it.
In the end, they probably saw more of referee Joe McQuillan's benign side than Armagh did and Martin Penrose had no major trouble kicking two late frees to help them over the line. Although Mickey Harte claimed afterwards that he thought McQuillan leaned more so in the opposite direction, he knew well that Tyrone had the skin of their teeth to show off and no more.
"People got serious value for money out there today," he said. "People talk about blanket defences and this, that and the other and it's as if people have no right to change what they do, or experiment with what they do. Out there today, I mean, 1-13 to 0-19 tells its own tale.
"And it wasn't that it was very open either because there was plenty of good defending done as well. Football has a lot more to offer than some of those narrow-minded pundits might have you believe."
You'd have had to be churlish in the extreme not to have found plenty to enjoy here right from the outset. Though the first two scores were from frees, Joe McMahon's outside-of-the-boot effort for Tyrone was one of the points of the days.
That was in the third minute and we didn't see another free scored until the 20th, by which time Tyrone led 0-6 to 1-2.
A necklace of gleaming points from Penrose, Owen Mulligan, Peter Harte and the excellent Colm Cavanagh was answered by a point from the equally excellent Jamie Clarke and a fine goal from Aidan Forker. The game was fast-moving and precise, with clever kick-passing a feature throughout.
Tyrone pushed three clear by half-time with Stephen O'Neill, corner-back Dermot Carlin and Penrose again doing the needful and the feeling that they were ultimately going to have too much firepower was hard to shift.
Clarke was doing his best to keep Armagh relevant though and at times he was unplayable. He's such a willowy presence, a wind-chime tinkle in a foghorn world. Yet it's the rare defender who can make him appear less than fully-balanced and his ability to fashion accurate attempts on goal from half-chances is uncanny.
He finished the afternoon with five points – three from play – and all while drawing more attention from the Tyrone defence than any other Armagh player.
Cavanagh, Penrose and Joe McMahon were terrific for Tyrone but it was Clarke who had the strongest claim on man of the match.
Despite going four behind shortly after the break, Armagh found a rally from somewhere. Substitute Gavin McParland scored a couple of rousing points on his introduction and although Penrose hit back with two of his own by the 55th minute, the home crowd weren't heading for the gates just yet.
Even when Dyas saw his red card, it was only a prelude for Armagh to kick the next three points in a row to draw level. But those late Penrose frees allied to a couple of classy efforts from O'Neill and Harte saw Tyrone home.
In the end, Mickey Harte's side deserved it. A game whose pulse throbbed all the way to the end called for calm heads and Tyrone just about had more of them. Whatever their late-summer ambitions, here they were just delighted to get out of the Athletic Grounds alive.
'Twas ever thus. 'Twill ever be.
ARMAGH: P McEvoy; A Mallon, B Donaghy, D McKenna; A Kernan (0-1, free), C McKeever, F Moriarty; K Toner, M Mackin; A Forker (1-0), K Dyas (0-1), A Duffy; J Clarke (0-5, two frees), B Mallon (0-4, all frees), C Rafferty. Subs: P Duffy for McKenna, 19 mins; G McParland (0-2) for Kernan (half-time); J Hanratty for Forker (48 mins); C Vernon for Moriarty (54 mins); J Kingham for Mackin (57 mins).
TYRONE: P McConnell; A McCrory, Justin McMahon, D Carlin (0-1); C McCarron, C Gormley, Sean O'Neill; Joe McMahon (0-1, free), C Cavanagh (0-2); R McNabb, M Donnelly (0-1), P Harte (0-2), M Penrose (0-8, five frees), Stephen O'Neill (0-2), O Mulligan (0-2, one free). Subs: M Murphy for Justin McMahon (half-time); N McKenna for Mulligan (66 mins); R McMenamin for McCarron (68 mins); P McNeice for Donnelly (73 mins).
Referee: Joe McQuillan (Cavan).
Att: 16,418
Managers put referee front and centre
Two managers, one referee, no consensus. It would be hard to argue that Joe McQuillan had any great effect on this Ulster quarter-final yet both Mickey Harte and Paddy O'Rourke found themselves talking through gritted teeth about him in its aftermath.
It seemed a little incongruous – for Harte especially, seeing as the free-kick count had gone 24-17 in his side's favour – yet both men decided to raise the issue of the referee unprompted.
"It was a battle to the end," said Harte, "and I suppose Armagh nearly got themselves into a winning position after they had a man sent off. It was a bit ironical, they stepped it up at that stage and it took us a while to come to terms with the fact we had this spare man. Where was he, how do we use him, are we not using him?
"I suppose, I would say again, if you would look at the consistency of the man in the middle. It might have had an impact on the game as well. Maybe I'm looking at it through biased eyes, but I did feel we had a little bit more difficulty in getting a free, sometimes it went the other way."
O'Rourke could have pointed to more than just the free-kick stats – his side saw five yellow cards to Tyrone's one after all. Plus they finished the game with 14 men after Kevin Dyas was sent off.
To neutral eyes, there was little Dyas could have quibbled about in how he collected either yellow card.
Then again, we can hardly expect O'Rourke's eyes to be neutral.
"The players gave everything. They probably lost the game to slightly the better team but probably on reflection losing Dyas cost us the match. I think we could have pushed on in the last 10 minutes and won the game but it's very hard to do that when you're down a man.
"We lost Dyas who was having a good game and he's a good link player. I suppose you always feel that some of the decisions that go against you are a bit harsh. I don't think Kevin Dyas did anything to get a red card. I don't know if the referee ticked him beforehand or not.
"I felt Tyrone got a lot of frees and I wondered at the time if they were all justified. It seemed to me that Jamie Clarke was getting pulled and mauled a bit at the other end and found frees that bit harder to come by." Malachy Clerkin


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Looks real sweet. Love those SLK cranks with the beefy 46t ring plus I spy a23s wheels! The fit setup looks good too
Looks real sweet. Love those SLK cranks with the beefy 46t ring plus I spy a23s wheels! The fit setup looks good too
Rule #10 // It never gets easier, you just go faster.
Came with VelocityA23s, and the cranks are HUGE. Climbing standing is going to take some getting used to (probably the high bottom bracket), but with the 130mm stem on it, I'm pretty comfy and stretched out -- especially with the drop. I'm still shocked that I fit on a 56cm frame at my height, but the advice I got to go find a good LBS and trust the fitter appears to have worked out pretty well.
It climbs SO much easier than the Trek, sitting or standing. Can't wait for a bit of better weather and to take it out for a bit longer of a ride and up into the Sandias.
congrats, nice looking bike
I don't do vintage, I bought them new, rode them, kept them. Now they are just old bikes
"One in particular has absolutely stood out as the best I've found in town" ....................There you go, get the bike that rides best for you.
Depending on your definition of "local" I guess I'm pretty fortunate for someone living in a small town of 20,000. I have a small dealer about 20 miles away that sells Trek but understandably has a very limited inventory. Forty miles away there's a large Trek/Specialized dealer. 65 miles, depending on direction, gets me multiple Cannondale (small & large), Trek, Specialized. Raleigh, Felt, Cervelo, Litespeed, etc. Several of the 65 mile radius dealers have been very helpful thus far answering questions, offering to fit, etc. I bought Cannondale hybrids for my wife and me from one of them. I'm hoping to buy myself a road bike in the near future and the leading candidates are Cannondale Synapse and Trek Domane. In my heart, I'd like to buy from the closest Trek dealer, but I know he won't be able to fit me to an in-stock bike and my conscience won't let me order through him after someone else does all the fitting work. And I think I like the Cannondale slightly better, though if I hit the lottery, I might go for the Litespeed or Cervelo!
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2013 Felt Z85; 2012 Trek 7.3FX; 2001 Murray Milestone; 1975 Murray 10 Speed; 1974 Montgomery Ward private label Fuji 10 Speed, I think; and 1968 Sears Spyder
Dumb question. Is the Ridley a 'Cross bike? If it is I'm told to go 1 size smaller on a 'Cross bike. If it is then the smaller frame may just be the ticket.
Nice ride BTW. Love the colors and graphics. Trumps my Roubaix,s black with white lettering (12 Elite Apex). Now that we have the obligitory garage door shot you are now cleared to ride the snot out of it. Congrats on a real nice ride.
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The CHO|360-HCP ELISA is designed to cover the broadest possible spectrum of antigens by integrating four different assay types.
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CHO|360-HCP ELISAs employ antibodies of HCPs from different species. By immunizing rabbits and goats with HCPs of a non-transfected CHO cell line combined with a unique approach for antigen and antibody preparation as well as an optimized purification strategy, BioGenes has developed a panel of four different HCP ELISAs that altogether build up the enhanced generic CHO|360-HCP Assay.
Dagmar Schwertner-Knoll, Marketing Director of BioGenes GmbH said: "Our strategy is to offer different ELISA kits for HCP detection. An upfront feasibility test, performed by the customer or by BioGenes as a service, enables the selection of the most suitable kit for a specific process and greatly increases the HCP recovery for most samples."
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Love this! And blogged about this too, Jaret, I hope it's alright :) >> http://blog.hellocaris.com/2012/10/si...
Right on!


text: CASTALIA – Travis Don Boyd, 65, died Sunday morning, Jan. 6, 2013 at his home. A memorial service was held Tuesday, Jan. 8, at White Level Baptist Church, with the Rev. Henry Stamper officiating. He was a son of the late Travis and Lorene G. Boyd and was preceded in death by his brother, Allen Boyd. He was a Navy veteran and a retired carpenter.Surviving: wife, Norma B. Boyd; daughter, Katie Boyd; son, Bryan Boyd, all of Castalia; sister, Linda Joy Trammell (Stanley) of Aspermont, Tx.; brother, Glenn Boyd (Betty) of Henderson.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to White Level Fire Department and Rescue Squad, 2465 White Level Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549.Arrangements are by Strickland Funeral Home & Crematory, Louisburg, www.stricklandfuneralhome.net.