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Issue date: Sunday, May 15, 1898
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Sunday Gazette, The (Newspaper) - May 15, 1898, Fort Wayne, Indiana i 12 PAGES, THE SUNDAY GAZETTE. VOL. XXXVL. NO. M) FORT WAYNE, 1ND.. SUNDAY HOMING. MAY 15, 1B98. PEICE FIVE CENTS THE WEATHER.' WASHINGTON, 0., May Indiana: Showers, easterly winds. Admiral Sampson Touched _ Hkt Bfe VB have at last received our third invoice, of tllOBO handsome and stylisb I Scarfs The P'Ladye (Babbye" at Puerta Plata. THE ASCOTT PUFF and iiow stow (Item, in every color imaginable. Also TYiUi Colored Pipings, a new Idea Just out Don't fail to look at our assort- ment. Prices, 25 and 50 cents. Short Telegraph Stories. Navy Depardment Also Learns of Location of Enemy's Fleet, But Fears He Has Slipped Past Sampson Bound for Cuba and Friendly Base of Supplies. Our Boys Leave Camp Mount. SILKS ARE ALWAYS PRETTY Prettier this Season than Ever AND We Have The Silks. AND C-S.N SHOW YOU SOME OF THE PRETTIEST SILKS.EVER'LAND ED IWOAUTIES WE THOUGHT COULD NOT DE MATCHED, SOME TIME ABO, LOOK COMMON ALONGSIDE OF THESE NEW ABHIVALS.. Now Printed Indian, Chinas and Foulards, just tho .turn mer dress, 50c GOc and up to ?1.00 a yard. Black of Fancies in now designs 58o, op to ?1.50 a yard. Fancy Waist Bilks Swell styles, plaids, stripes and handsome fancy patterns, from 35e on to a yard. These arc all open at counter ready for selling. Pretty New fash Stuffs, Spaniards Had Advantage of Friendly Wires and Steered South To- ward Venezuela, Touching at Curacoa-Their Course Re- lieves Danger to the Oregon, Which is Heading to Join Sampson-Blockaders id be Warned. Old Third Regiment and Battery E, Being First to Be Ready for Mustering, Are First to Be Ordered to Chickamauga- Will March Through Crowded Streets to the Station. I has discovered that character can be I read'from tbo foot. It lias also neon Scovered that a foot correctly fitted I' with .1 neat hoot will improve tbo cbar- acter of. the wearer. All footwear that comes from the Hooslor Shoo Storr, are suro to Improve the character of tho wearer. 0, B- FITCH, 35 Calhoun Street. ItbTABUJDIir.l' loiu. -_-..- TROY STEAM LAUNDRY WE DO U Oat W1ROHB will tu "y.pfttt ot the City F. U JCTh'KB A CO.. Prop'rB. REFRIGERATORS. A. J. ASH has got his new le of Alaska Refrigerators on his floor. They are beauties, all solid hard wood, highly finished. His prices are so low that every- body, it would seem, could have one. Do not fail to see his stock when looking for Refriger- ators, Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers and Gas Hot Plates at H. J. ASH'S RELIABLE STOVE HOUSE. at Popular Prices. OKI' TO THE RESCUE. KEY WL'ST, Ha., -May V. S. Minphip Uncas, Ciiplain llraiimnl, left iieie hist night fur Cuba.to rescue two American captured hy the Fii- day Correspondent Knight, of Ilio Lon- don Times, i.iiibuai.1 the Uncn., ami the j plan is lo send liim ashore nnilor n flng of i mill nesottnlo for Hie ntrvciiilcr ol Ihc piisui.eis in cxi-hnnge. for two Spanish aptivc.i token on one of (In. prizes. The Americans dirtied over oy the dis- patch boat Friday ami were sent ashore n small iKial, effecting a landing near Maricl. An (be siball boat iipproacbed land there win no sign of Hie .ud.oic. nnd ihcy thought the men wore safe. OK- I patches ycstcnlay told o! tho capture of j the men liy Spanish uihlicrs almost inline- dinlcly af'lcr (heir landing and o[ llici. mprieonmcnl in Fort Cabanas in SAMPSON NEARER HAVANA. WASHINGTON, D. C., May a ate hour to-night the ofllciala ot the Navy Department stated they bad re-1 ceived no Information'. of -Ailmiral i Sampson'B fleet beyond its arrival at j Porto Plata. Porto Plato is small i seaport on tho north Dominican coast. Hie French line cable runs through this point and also .runs down lo Curacoa where Ihc Spaniards were sight-Hi. Admiral Sampson will prob- ably put In at Catit HayUcii; and from there tho first official report from him is expected. From Curacoa to Porto I'lafa is on .a straight line a distance of alMUt 600 mllOB, Ihough going Ihrough Hie Mona Passage and circling around the central part of tlie north Dominican coast lo Porto Plata would probahly-bo.abo.it 'This indicates the stretch separating thd two Heels. Siiico: last heard from Admiral Sampson covered a distance of between 250 and 300 miles. From I'orlo Plaf! "0 Havana, in which direc- ion Admiral Sampson is now going, is THO miles. The Spanish fleet is now, approximately, based on a straight lino calculation, about miles from Havana and to reach which, she would have to no through the Windward 'ossaeo and risk "a battlis will. Samp- on's fleet. TRAX'SI'Ollf.VJ'ION. CIIIOAGO. 111., .May i-r General Jones In-.luy assigned trails- Hirtation lo Hie following list of ciim- iianils for Cliickaninuga, nil moving to light: Cavalry, Pcnnsylvn- liT, Line; First Infantry. Big Four; Se.-- ind Regiment, P.mnsvlviuiia Line; Third icgiment, Ilig Four; Fourth Rogimonl, .llimoro Oilio; four batteries, Big Kegiinent, IVnnsylva- ..a Lino; l.'iBtli, Cincinnati, Hamilton d Jnylnn; latlHi, Big Four; llattcrj d -23th Battery, rcnnsylvnnia Line. SENATOR HAXNA'S OPINIONS. HLF.V INLAND'. 0., May llaiinii arrived hcic In-day from Wash lo spend Sunday at IIOMN-. Hi b.iid tlie war lax bill woobl not pass as i! ow stands. The Ilig nsUt will he over Hi. nnd feature, he u.M, but be thinks thai will pan the Scnalc. Tin- l.mnngo. la- bo cut out, as that was a pcrio.ls mis iikc. The advanced lax nn t.iba.To wi! f agreed lo ami llic (Minns will c siinicwlint enlarged. RKL1KF FOR DKWKY. SAN.F11AXCISCO, Cal., May onilFor Cln.ilcst.ni, it is announced at the vv ollicc. will leave rally In-mnmm- .....r'niiiK (or Manila nml will occupy 21! ilays ill milking the trip. Slic will e-iiTy Rildioifi and marines lo reinforce Dew- i-y'H licet. H is uiioflicinlly stated that tiie City of Pekiu will slart. Thursday, C.. ilay 14.- lleiinite oHlciul info.maliun reached Ihc au- lliorilics here this nflcrnoon that the Splilii.li bad sighted olt the Nnml of C.llliBia, one of Ik- Dutch Welt Indies lying oil' ll.u ooitli coast of i-Kilrlii. H as nf vil'al imporlaiicc as it not only .feed the enemy, bill Ihe pu Hampmns licet and make Mb Thf Island ol Cuiacoa. was anls of lliongh it is of tlie Spnnish iidmiiiil to elude Admiral ny tlirouyh .Ihc Caribbean lo Cilbii. niilly Siiiinish. and pnniileil mainly by desccnd- llic Hutch iioFScsiious. The ailmir- ul's course is ids., inlluenccd by ll.e fact that llic French cable .lui-linc. from Car- lonciics nl llic Island of Curacon, and llicncc piuuocds norllnvard thrnngli llic Caribbean son to Ilayli, with spurs running cart mid west to Porto and Cllhll, respectively, lie is llili: enable lo jot in loucli from Ciniicoa wiili llic Spanish anlliorilics ill Cuba and Poi lo Ilico and through them dlreell.i llic Sponish aOmii-nlly at llndrid. Sjiccial lo tlic Gaw-tic: INDIAXAPOLIS. llld.. Hay old Third Itcginn-nt, Colonel Stlldehakc of hioillli will leiu Camp Mounl for Ciiickamalifja lo-lilon-0 Wayne. The lliron Xo immcdialc balllc with Admiiiil Sampson's uecl is now csiiccted, llic. Spun- iaijK may have succeeded in passing the South American ilccl and now may well lo the westward nl il. As the enemy was in icach nf the cable, the Nnvy Hc- partmcnt resards it a, of vital concern that the cMicl whcrealHiiils ol the American ships should not be made known during the days.-. The depart- ment felt liiiiulicappc'd by, the (act thal.tbc Spniiisli admilal-hncw Ibe Wimalmnlf of onr ivbile we were in a slate of doubt as.io' the locality ot his ships. .The department is informed as lo 'the whcrcabonls-of .Ailinir.il Sa.npson's sqiilulron, bill .Ion any The same rigid silence prevails as lo llic where- abouts and destination of Commodore Scliley's Hying S.il.ndron. The manoeuvre of lilc Spanish licet azures tin- safely of the Oic-gn, She is procccdili" from Ihc nortll coast of South America In join Admiral Saini son's licet now at Pncrln Phila, on Ihc ni.rlli (here ol Snnli, Domingo. -Had tho Tbo very latest, novelties tor SuitB at tlS.OO. f20'01''. to Trousers made to onlcr from t( Please call nnd examine our line be lore leaving your order. been serious danger thai the Oregon nay of llic Spaniards so long as slir the cily strccls, starling from U II the fair grounds- al 1 o'clock, anil wi probably board the irains on tbo Pennsy vaniii, which will lake Ibe.n soiilh alKJI -I o'clock at the Union sUitiou. Tbo ol Second and Fourth liegjments and Hal lery A will leave .Monday noon, going b way of Cinciuiuili. Tlic old Fi.nl Keg nil-lit lo-dny received orders to remain n Camp Mount unlil further orders floi i; llic War Dcpartnicnl. Food and supplii arc plenty and Hid lian.sport.itoon a iged for is tonmiodions enough ty a fold a comfortable liip lo Camp Ueol't 'i'linmas at Chicknniaugn. It Is only (air to say for (Joverno Mount that the report sent out by tl Associated Press lo the effect that h had refused to givo commissions, to th olficerH of the old Srd-reglriient.becaust of Home differences as to-whether the camp was under state or government ithorlty were baseless and do the common" sense of. the governor injus- tice. The only reason for such a rc- I port was the temporary withholding of the commission of Dr. Barnett, of Foil -Wayne, assistant surgeon, who was re- ported to bavo made derogatory re- marks of his mincrior olflcenj i One-third 'cheaper than y'nu ever bought them. Printed Corded 3'J different patterns, iii all colorings de- sirable, ]0o a yard. scotch L-awns. Tlie handsomest and best low-price Lawns ever brought olit. In a very great profusion of patterns and colorings. .60 a yard. Oriental Rugs and Carpets. It's buying time for Hugs when you can Ret them at tho prices we are selling proper thins f Rugs, too, are the summer cotiagea. Children's Hats and Caps. New and pretty novellUes for this week's showing-. Straw. Crowns, trimmed with Chiffons, Tartatanes, Monsseline nml Laces 7Fte, 'to Soumae Rugs, sbirvans, lioliharai, rjainty tyasn Goods. Daghastans, etc. These arc on BPS- OTIIII cial display elevator. on third floor. Take Children's Wnite Dresses, Pino Scotch Ginghams, interwoven with lovely Billi stripes, for dresses and waists. SOc'a yard- Printed Batistes, For children from six months lo as mnny years. We have pretty i illesses of pure white, and is the prettiest for litlle ones, from Corded Batistes. oOc lo Sii.OO cacb For Skirts. _. Yard wide wiry finiali'and springy ,iEht wciglit-nml-llne, At tlie Lining Counter wo show some unusual things for Petticoats. Sillt and Linen, Blrlpes unil plaids, i (1.00 to a yard. Hilkot. LJIaclc and Fancies, at 35c a ysifil Taffetas, in a iiirgc variety of do- I sitjns 12c to 20c 30 different designs in a host of handsome colorings; pretty print- ings; goods worth two weelts ago 18c. now .10c Summer Comforts calls for atten- tion. New of. Silko- lencn and Sateens, each Summer Blankets, ?3.00 to. ?5.00 a pair. BUTTER1CK JUNE PATTERNS, DELINEATORS AND SHEETS ARE READY. Spanish squadron remained there would be intercepted. She is well follows the usual route. it i, not to be BnpiKised Ihe Navy abouts ol the Spanish licet, is going io allow any of ils l and gnnboals in Ihe Uoekade of Ihe I'lilian coast'lo fall vielims U, th huge Spanish ironclads. Their commanders will I.- promptly advised of the a proach of the Spaniards and il may IK set. down as assured, mile.., the ilcparlmen i, satisfied that Sampson or Schlcy can head oil' and crush Hie Spaniards, lhal Ih blockade vessels will be given to take care of themsel Wayne paper. Unt bo denied those and has received his commission. Tlie doctor, however, has made him- self exceedingly unpopular with the H with ils of Ihc where- I men. His effort to disparage the nhy- slcal Klatus ot one battery caused him Mile (Q )io of llis work undone. Then he performed some operations on five members of north- ern Indiana troops, including P. 0. Liggetl, of Fort Wayne, which inca- paciatcd them from mustering and ..ct out of harm's way. The determined atliiek made by llic Marblchend and vessels on the ocean cable. ninnillE scav.-anl (mm shows Hie gm'O' ment finds it necessary lo cut off all cmmi.liniciilion belwowi Caplilin lanneo al Havana and Spain by cable. Thai effort was not wholly successful, ow in- to the appearance of a superior force of infantry, aided by machine cuiis, to have laUcn American sailors in Hie boats in cutting the ble, by .surprise. They were iireimreil lo risk ride shols, but nol llie liicnfjlnsinis. Caplaii, McCalla is iiolcd for llis delerinimili.m and connigc and will liie task 'until be succeeds. Consi.lcri.v smh mnve the lo.is suslaiiiml by the Anic.ic.nl vessels was insigiiincaiit ec-ilninly warranlcil by the rc.s.dls. Om-e llbmco is prcrcnled eating with Spain, as well-as with I'orlo lil.-o, il cxjiceled Hint will set in and Ihe campaign eonscnuclitly have an iiulnr rom-lnsin paitnicut .siiows ml signs of rchiNtion in war but. ing icailv for hoslililics on llie Ibciny llial lliey will last a limn lime- Bids wore oiK-ned to-day tor supplying ill.- gme.nnieill will, a very large shells of Hie latest caliber, such as a.o used almo.l y by defense suns in altncking 01- icpelling beiivy ironclad Another tran- was chnrtcicil lo day nt Xc-rlulk, Hmt the movement of Ihc army infoiec iipi.n Cuba will not be long delayed, else .I.e. jwv.TO.n-nl would nn. g" tin- needless expense of dim It-ring I In- boat i'mmediatelv. hi.. were bought by Ihc navy from Finite parlies and were l.Klav. llorlrins becoming the Taeom.i and ll.e II. Ib-o.n the The R-lirin was icbapli-.e.l by nn.-ontb "ami- "f nil they are still in the hospital. Whether the surgeonary was well ;loue or not ir, mnch discussed with varying opinions. The doctor, to say the least, was nn- fortnnale in his hearing and has not reaped much credit Irom his military exiieriencc.' His refueal to serve under Dr Siver did not servo to attract to I liim Ilio good opnion'of the camp and j he has made Ihe impression of a man ot small calibre. Lew Wallace passed through the ci.y last night on his way to Washington whore be will receive credentials from le of such a J nlc Department as the staff war I ll.e correspondent (or Harper's Weekly anil Harper's Bazaar. It has been ar- in ''nniimini i ranged for him to accompany General ,C posed lo stay with the army until the In he mak- ended. witli liliun. ldiers and Ions of am FltOAI FOUR'rEiCX STATF.S. CHICKAMAL'CA, .May ln.it if th regular army left to-day for Tain- Oflleiol noliw eidl Unwko to-ilny Hint :17 voluntmH eight Iroops of ravalry and eiglit light, batieries of artillery have been ordered from tlieir points of rendezvous in 14 sl-lle.s. Ihe L'niled Slales lo slop the Ilispal KKis'llKB WILL SEK SKItVlfK I 01.11 TOIXT COMKOR'I'. M.iy 14. -Tlie j eiuiser SI. Paul passed here out 10 aea lo-1 Ilighl willi Caplain Sigsboe A ROYAL VISlTOli. j lluy 14.-L.-..pold H. King if the Ik-lgiiins. has arrived. Shortly aft- NOTABT.15 KOC1A1, EVENT. s jolly H of tin- 'rou tin- l er his arrival Kin Queen Ilegeul. He slnrls lor 1'a.i nielil. OHIO TllOOI'S JIDVIXH. MNCINNATI, 0., Mny Regimenl, Ohio Cavnl Ihc 10 eclcln-ile Hie Tlsl ilu r host's birthday. Mr. of i'liviling bis friends and ussociales ot bali-ecnlnry ago lo parlicipalc in the an- niversary of Ibis joyous cvcnl, and issuej invitations to Ilia old-time friends. Tin billowing answered the ealh and Pins being upward: ot 711 years old. A number oMhe young er generalion wore invilcil to ....j ived hy Gen- through here, via- the Cim-inniiti Honlh- IMl'OUTAXT IF T11IJK :u, lo Chickania.iga mnrecs ll.al Hrfat IIHf lin and igrecnic.it will It. ,t O.WILL OAllUYTIIKM. XBW YORK, May llallimorc Ohio railroad lo-dny was awarded the contract, for the inoveuicnt of the Firs-i Noiv regiment from Concord, _____ N. H., lo Chickamauga, n'lid'' for Ihe pnnnny South Frnmillgliam, Mass., cliiekamnu- Mn fi-slivilies. Toasts- innninerable wen ulfeieil by the gue.MS lo' llic host. Am.nl; t lie more notable were Ihose of A. .T. Link I'. Sclmllheis, John Orcib and P. liies. All left, willl hearty congrnlnlatious I llie hint, ami a hearty for the snpri iiincy of the American arms' in llie prescn war. Krnnk.J. WHS ilio most nut factor of thp rntprtninniont of tl to hh lionoml iiatornnl i for UK- Tickut is Patterson's. artli at Rcuhen 1110 TISOOl'ri a COLCMliUH. 0., May Tin- Ohio VoIunti'Oi- liiunliy at via ti niiv, fur (.'hiuk'ainuuifit Park. left OVKKS'ntKl'T JMvNOJllXATKD. INDIANAPOLIS, hill.. May I4.---lMi OviM-atrwf. of tho liitliiii juilU ilistrict. was uMinniiiwtoii hy t -loo K.-alin- and ni-iir rahr won- viitwl fur. RACING WHEELMEN Make u Food Discovery. .1. F. Fitch, tho chairman ot tl.R Hi Second- fluor. -1 CAliIIUUN PORT 1ND, Rockhill Bros. Fleming's; Horse Sale Tuesday, May 24-' FELL FROM A WINDOW. Will ConncrsSastains SiriousInjuries at an larly Hi u: This Morning. Will Connors lust night met with an accident that may result fatally for him.- He, with a number of oilier young mon, were in the Clcmlyn club room at Calhoun street, and ho 'sealed himself in the window. He was joking with a "number ot club membei'3 when ho lost his balance and fell to the as? stono pavement below. His companions rushed down stairs WALL PAPER, AND Window Shades. A very fine selection, ot Wall Paper and Window Shades, from tbe verj cheapest to the best 3 cents per roll and upwards. THE SIEMON WaltPaperOo. 195 Oalboun'St.. Rockhilll Bros, Horse Sale Tuesday, .May'24. -s KXl'lilvSS TIIAIN HELD UP.- Mass., May Ala- bama Groat Southern passenger train j held up by live men near Cuba, Ala., al 10 n'eloi-k to-night. They wore masks and u.......Id hands at. Ihc business. The express car was rolibnl of The i-x- j v--ess nllieiuls eliiini only .iiOU.wos taken, 1 as llic express messenger, Nieklen, lui.l most of tlic money in a atove-pipe. AN'D .MAI1K1! MATCI1KII. i'a.. May M. Kf.-llv, "f tliis city, ropmscnling .Wai-- icn Lewis, nf Brooklyn, president of llic Uieiilei. Now York Athletic clnb, to-day Pefoi Miiln-r, tlie ehampioh, to meel in a -'O-rnnml eonli-sl al. Coney May 2S. for a imrse nf wbicli l.otli aeeepteil. They have signed arlieles i.u-l Co'n'imiitce'of tlio Kiiicli'crbocker expecting to find him dead. While Uhloti'cTlVil, Now fork, wrilcs: "1 some o( the men piekcd him up olners mvo experimented with many hever- rnshed for assistance Patrolman El- igos among tho members of my racing llott was In the no ghborlioo 1 a die earn nml Irave found hut one that com- sent in a hurry .coll (or tho ollee oictcly fills tho hill It is needless (or ambulance. The wagon responded and no to sny that this is Postnm Cereal, the young man was taken to St. Jo- It courts neither sleeiilossness nor npivoiiancsff. in fact. It seems to make the mnn stronger and I know pevson- Keph hospital. It was there found that his right leg nnd left arm were broken and that ho i.. lie mnn m-ruiiEd aim i r--- ,llv that ihcv ride better after unlng had siifttalucii a (ractnre of tbo skull. Uly that tncy rme uew-r b wng givon the trainer nf athletes finds a all tho possible care. ciuliI food, which looks like coffee and The accident, occurred clock has much tho taato of the mlldov this movninK and at the time going (-miles of Java, nnd that so surely TO- to press It was imposnllrto for tho at- buIIilR and rcfltorcs tlio human Ixiily, tending physician to state what the vo- lt well behoves the- -brain worker lo suits would be.' teat and seft If his phylBcal coniUHim Will Connent Is n son of Michael may not bo Improved by the same diet. Connorn, the veteran city nreman, ana Ten days' trial will startle somn poo- lives with hla parents at 43 Uiarios pie who linvii luokeil upon their 111- street. He la employed by the 1'cn as permanent ami Irradlcali'o, t-ompony an e Royal hlgfactt grade baking powdc wn. AelMl thlrd farther than atto ;


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Selected for its compact habit and bright, glistening new foliage, this dwarf grower makes an excellent hedge or border plant. The dense twiggy habit displays an abundance of black berries through winter. Evergreen.
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Koger/Odoms/Roundtree on the field at the same time, go 5 wide.
landing spot. will be interesting to see how he does.
Koger/Odoms/Roundtree on the field at the same time, go 5 wide.
I did mention this. Thanks for the obvious. The only problem with this is that you can't have a RB in this formation!
How can you do that when Koger's a TE?
Just brainstorming: Why not Denard at WR? That'll stretch the field. I don't think RR has gone on record with any specifics about where he might play in addition to QB. Why would you slot Denard in the slot?
I did mention Denard as a WR. But he's most likely a slot, just adding to the too many players for the same spot conundrum.
Is always better than having more spots than athletes.
I will take any combo of Odoms, Roundtree, Stonum, Hemingway, Koger, Webb, and any others that step up this year. Thats a good set any way you throw them out there.
so far this spring.
I didn't know that. Thanks for letting me know. I still think he's a better fit for slot since he's more slippery than fast but I'm not a coach.
I think those three put up big numbers because the freshmen quarterbacks generally were not in the position to throw many deep balls.
I think that as the Oline gels, and the QBs learn the system you will see outside receivers put up some decent numbers too.
Overall, I don't disagree that all of the players listed are talented, I feel the numbers are skewed a bit.
Denard QB.
at the prospect of Denard 'getting it' and becoming the phenom we all think he can be, but we need to keep in mind Tate is going to be a year better too. His game will be faster, his passing better, his generalship better; if Denard passes him up as the starting QB sometime in the future it's going to be because he grew into awesome, not because Tate couldn't get the job done. IMO.
p.s. 'Salivate' of course, is meant figuratively; for those of us who are literal about it...I don't know what to say.
Yes 5 wide with a QB with Denard's speed would be amazing. But let's be honest, his accuracy doesn't exist beyond 10 yards. Sure he has a rocket but it's just as likely to hit grass or the opposing team as his WR hands. If Denard found Brady's long ball I'd say go this formation all season, I just don't think it's realistic.
Denard seems destined to be moved to a KR specialist who plays some slot.
I like to make quick to the point posts, but I should have clarified. This fantasy is based on this set being deployed rarely, with Robert still starting and getting most all the reps. Denard has a Jet Motion hand off to slot receiver ( odoms )and Koger like true TE. The rest explains it self, its still got lots of run option in it, would work a few times a game.
Ohhhh! I like the formation if it's a mix in. I was talking base formations and I was thinking 5 wide most plays is insane (unless you're Purdue).
I agree with your premise to get the best combination of receiving and blocking on the field at the same time, but my conclusions are somewhat different. Keep in mind that it is also important to have least two "guys that we can win with" at each position so that we have fresh legs at all times to create the up-tempo Offense that RR is striving for. Roundtree is not an ideal slot, but he will be fine on the outside - his height is not an issue and though he is a bit skinny he delivers a blow when blocking. (I sympathize with your "if it ain't broke don't fix it" feeling with regard to his success at slot, but feel that he can get open just as well from the outside; we need slots who are elusive and explosive on the bubble). Roundtree along with Stonum, Junior, and Stokes gives us four guys outside and do not sleep on either J-Rob or Ricardo who are both capable of playing right away to create more depth and insurance for injuries (I'm looking at you Mr. Hemingway).
In the slot we can rotate Odoms and Gallon and have T-Rob and Grady in reserve. As for Koger (and Webb) let's wait to see what the coaches have planned for the tight ends this year starting with "hold onto the damned ball!".
While our outside WR have promise none of them have steeped up. Stonum showed promise but didn't become a go-to guy. Hemingway is slower then Koger and is often injured. Miller and Jackson are both true freshman who have been mentioned as being more possession WR because of their lack of speed. And counting on Stokes to go from RS to a genuine deep threat seems unrealistic to me.
I mentioned moving Roundtree out wide but I don't like it. The outside WR are supposed to be deep threats. Roundtree doesn't have that speed. I think he fits the slot where the WR need to be more agile then fast. They just need to make the first man miss and make a move in a closed in space. That seems to be his specialty.
My point about moving Koger outside is that he's a reliable WR that has the same speed as Hemingway and that putting him out there gives our young QBs another target they can trust.
Is there an issue with having Koger at TE, Odoms and Roundtree both in the slot, an outside WR, and a RB? With 5 OL and a QB, this adds up to 11, right? So, all can be on the field simultaneously without having to move one to outside WR or having to run 5 wides.
We would have to be in trips closed (TE one side, 3 WR other side) or an unbalanced set, making Koger and ineligible receiver. (The latter usually being run-based formations.)
However, this is a nice option to mix in, and a fine idea.
On the other hand, I think Koger's blocking abilities were average at best, and horrendous on the perimeter. If he's going to drop passes, as well, I don't see the advantage of having him on the field. If, however, he has improved his blocking DBs in space and has lost his case of the dropsies, he's a very nice player.
The reason you can't have two slots without two outside recievers is that an uncovered WR can't be a slot. I guess you could have Koger outside of one of the WR's, but this is not a viable option to me. I think the point has already been made that we have a ton of talent on offense that simply can't all be on the field at once. What's the problem with that? I like having so many playmakers all over the field.
Watching Denard run the read option on mgoblue.com makes me think that he might quickly become the starting QB this year. If our read option is effective, the rest opens up. I like Tate better as a passer when it comes to reading defenses, but when the D is scared that Denard will take it to the house - our WR's will be open like a 7-11.
Trips, as mentioned below.
Oh please let this happen; if Tate and Denard were suddenly 1 and 1a, that would be frickin' awesome! Tate with his uncanny passing accuracy and Denard with his world class quicks and speed, that would be great. Hopefully Denard's progress is as true as it sounds, but either way the offense is going to ROLL this year, mark my words!!!
If the slot WR is the outside WR he is no longer the slot. The slot position doesn't mean lining up 10 yards off the TE, it means being between the line and the outside WR. By definition (unless you're in trips) you can't have more slots then outside WR.
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potato salad
I want to dip my balls in it!
would take balls!
Don't ever forget the coaches.
I'm not trying to coach! I just am interested in solving the situation. I didn't know that trying to figure something out equated to thinking I was more qualified then RRod.
Last I heard the coaches see him as one of those dual-threat guys; meaning he can play both slot and outside. Hence, if you want Odoms (or Gallon) and Koger on the field with him you just use your Roundtree-outside package. I don't think it's that complicated. At least not so complicated it needs an entire diary to explain it.
Junior Hemingway comes back... then you have stonum and hemingway ( 2 clear outside guys) with roundtree gallon odoms and koger to play inside. Sounds like an great problem to have
What does Hemingway bring? I don't understand the fascination with him. Outside of that 1 amazing catch opening game he's done very little. He's too slow to beat a CB deep. He's not agile so he can't play slot. He's short and he doesn't block amazingly well. And his career has been injury plagued. That's not his fault and it has certainly limited his ability to develop but to trust him to be a #1 outside WR is ridiculous in my opinion.
I think he's a good bet to miss 4-6 games and in the games he'll play he'll get 2-3 catches for 30-45 yards. I'd expect much more out of a starting WR.
I think Stonum and Stokes should both be ahead of Hemingway on the depth chart. But on 1st and 10 you can put Koger out wide and then substitute in Stokes for both Koger and Stonum.
Having the Offense spread 5 wide with Denard in a QB draw doesn't sound too shabby either.
not to mention that going 5 wide with either Denard or Tate allows the QB to take off right up the middle on any broken plays.
Given Tate's ankle breaking against ND, and Denard's TD rush on his first play, I think a 5 wide look with a mobile QB is the perfect wrinkle to open the deep routes.
is actually connecting on some of those deep routes early in the year so that DCs have to respect the possibility that one of those 5 receivers might end the play with the ball in his hands. This quickly revealed itself not to the case last year.
Yeah this sounds great if you want our QBs to get hurt. Having the QB lead the team in rushes over a year is guaranteed to result in having our 2 QBs, that weigh under 200 lbs each, hurt and miss games. Not to mention that when Denard is at QB everyone knows he's running.
This idea makes no sense to me. I'd like to see Tate run a lot less this year and hopefully as a result he'll last all year. I'm not saying I want him to act like John Navarre but those rushes for 1-2 yards aren't worth the hit he generally receives.
that MSU's defensive coaches figured out that Denard usually runs when he's in the game. quite an observant bunch up there in EL.
yeah let's just hope he has improved enough since then to become a consistent threat, even still I think defenses will still have to account for 5 spread wide giving Denard space. Denard in space is something to watch. Denard pumpfake for the win?
this was a smart-ass comment regarding the announcer's treatment of Denard being put in at QB vs. MSU last year. Every time Denard would go in they would say "The MSU coaching staff figured out Robinson runs 80% of the time he's in the game." as if this was some coaching miracle or secret. I just found it hilarious.
Options 1 and 2 have already been done.
Option 3 isn't likely.
Option 4 is kind of silly. Put your best players on the field and let them play.
Roundtree didn't play outside last year (I don't think). I know Koger played some H-Back, I mentioned that specifically!
I agree with Option #4 not making sense, that's why I wrote this post!
I'm saying, Roundtree has already been moved to outside WR (this spring) and Koger has already started playing some fullback/H-back (this spring).
In today's Spring Stuff article it mentions Roundtree is playing outside WR due to the injuries of Hemingway and Stokes. That makes me think it's not a change we'll see this fall.
But the fact that the staff is already moving someone outside means that my premise (of moving Koger outside) isn't that far off. The team is looking for another outside WR.
At USC Mike Williams played outside WR. Now everyone knows from his Lions days how slow this kid was. But in college he dominated because of his route running, hands, height and he was part of a great offense. There is no way that Koger isn't just as fast as Mike Williams. He's the same height, he has good hands, he can block and if he's out there with Odoms, Roundtree, Stonum/Stokes/Hemingway, and whoever is at RB then he'll be in an amazing offense. If Koger was listed as a WR then nobody would think twice about having him outside.
I don't even know where to begin with this comment.
Roundtree is not playing outside WR due to the injuries. He's playing outside WR. The reasons are outside of your knowledge (and mine).
Moving beyond that, though, why would the coaches move a kid just for the spring? That's not helping the individual player, the quarterback, or the team. They're kidding their best players on the field, and one of those players is Roundtree.
Your "premise" is not moving Koger to the outside. And besides that, moving a TE to WR is a much bigger change than moving a SR to WR. On top of that, you usually see wide receivers moving to tight end, not the other way around.
How do you know Koger is as fast/faster than Mike Williams? Oh yeah...you don't.
Furthermore, did you notice that Koger wasn't getting the ball at the end of the season? That's likely because he dropped several passes, including a couple easy ones. So saying that he has "good hands" and using Mike Williams (who had great hands in college, if not the NFL) as a comparison is somewhat far-fetched.
They've had Roundtree outside with Stonum on the other side, and Gallon and Odoms in the slot together. That's something I'm really excited to see in the fall.
Roundtree and Stonum play outside. There is a slight issue in the slot because their will be competition between odoms and gallon for the primary slot position. But for the most part, Koger is a tight end. He plays stand up in the slot sometimes, sometimes in an H back/wing position, and a lot of the time in a 3 point stance as a tight end.
First off, Odoms is clearly ahead of Gallon in the slot. Odoms was the #1 slot guy last year and only lost it due to injury. When Roundtree was resting Michigan put Grady in. He might be ahead of Gallon on the depth chart.
I mentioned moving Roundtree outside but I don't like it. First off you want the QBs safety valves (the guy you throw to when you're scrambling) to be closer to the QB, so in the slot. Secondly, Roundtree led the team last year from the slot. Why make him learn a new position with new routes. Also, I don't think his skills match up with outside WR as well as in the slot.
and grady has been playing RB in spring practice. Im not disagreeing that odoms is ahead of both but Gallon has been getting many reps this spring.
Did you say put Kroger for our deep threat? I am no coach but if I were playing I would think that there is a lot more talent to put out there than kroger. He is a good TE but not a deep threat there are a lot more people I would put in before I would put him in. ( For a deep threat) If I read the thread wrong someone correct me.


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Close Brothers, Astaire Units Fined by FSA for Lapses
The U.K. financial regulator fined units of Close Brothers Group Plc and Astaire Group Plc for failing to segregate clients' money from their own.
Rowan Dartington & Co., a Bristol, England-based stockbroker owned by Astaire Group, was fined 511,000 pounds ($740,000) for not keeping client money in trust accounts that would protect it in case the firm went bankrupt, the Financial Services Authority said in a statement. Close Investments Ltd. was docked 98,000 pounds for similarly not segregating accounts, the regulator said in a separate statement.
"It is essential for firms to adhere to our client money rules, and recent action in this area shows that our focus has intensified," FSA enforcement director Margaret Cole said. "Firms should be in no doubt that if they fail to get their house in order in this regard we will take action."
Today's fines come less than a week after JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s London unit was fined a record 33.3 million pounds for not separating as much as $23 billion of client money from the firm's accounts over seven years. The FSA had been criticized for failing to ensure Lehman Brothers International Europe, which went into administration in September 2008, had kept client money separate.
No clients lost money because of the errors and both firms received a 30 percent discount on their fines for cooperating. Close reported the problem on its own, the FSA said.
Reduced Fine
"Not only has Rowan Dartington's cooperation with the FSA resulted in a much reduced fine than would otherwise have been the case, but it has also helped to develop an operationally strengthened and more robust service to clients," Astaire Group said in a statement today.
Close Investments failed from the start of 2008 to January 2010 to verify that accounts relating to unregulated collective investments it managed were correctly set up as client money accounts, the FSA said.
Close Investments "alerted the FSA to the inadvertent breach and has been working constructively with the FSA throughout their investigation," Anthony Silverman, a spokesman for the London-based company, said in an e-mailed statement. "This has included putting in place measures to rectify the breach as well as a review of client asset procedures."
Rowan Dartington was also unable to show it could recover up to 1.4 million pounds of its own net assets in its accounting records and has since written off 1.04 million pounds, the FSA said.
The firm "will continue, with external assistance, to seek to identify and subsequently recover these monies over the forthcoming months," Astaire Group said.


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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has had to invest loads of money again to police the debt relief industry to go after more false promises and schemes to sell people worthless services. Every time something like this happens and the debt relief industry doesn't police itself, it only hurts all the good companies out there who want to play by ... Read More »
Serial Debt Relief Scammer Busted Once Again by FTC
Under settlements with the Federal Trade Commission, the defendants in two Tampa, Florida-area operations that allegedly bilked consumers of millions of dollars are banned from providing various types of financial services used in their schemes. In the spring of 2012, at the request of the FTC, a court shut down the two operations. According to the FTC, the defendants used ... Read More »
Court Grants FTC Preliminary Injunction Against Pro Credit Group and Others
On October 17, 2012 the Court granted a Preliminary Injunction against Defendants Dale Robinson ("Robinson), Consumer Credit Group, LLC ("CCG"), William Balsamo ("Balsamo"), and First Financial Asset Services ("FFA"). This case involves the following stated facts. The FTC alleges that since January 2010 Defendants have engaged in a scheme to defraud consumers by selling them a service that purports to ... Read More »
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- February 21, 2016
Schwarzkopf and Grinich Shine Again on Final Day of MIAC Championships
Individual all-conference swims by first-year Karl Schwarzkopf and senior Stephen Grinich combined with a runner-up finish in the 400-yard freestyle relay highlighted the final day of competition at the MIAC Championships for the Carleton College men's swimming and diving team.
- February 19, 2016
Knights Locked in Fierce Battle After Day Two at MIAC Championships
The school record in the 200-yard medley relay fell on day two at the MIAC Championships, and the Carleton College men's swimming and diving team saw additional all-conference swims from Alex Mathson, Stephen Grinich, and Karl Schwarzkopf as the Knights moved to fourth in the team standings.
- February 18, 2016
Stephen Grinich Wins 50 Free Again; Knights First in 200 Free Relay at MIAC Championships
The Carleton College men's swimming and diving team won two events on the opening day of competition at the 2016 MIAC Championships. Senior Stephen Grinich successfully defended his conference title in the 50-yard freestyle, and he swam leadoff on the Knights victorious 200-yard freestyle relay for the second consecutive year.
- February 17, 2016
2016 MIAC Swimming & Diving Championships Preview
The MIAC Swimming and Diving Championships will be held Feb. 18-20 at the University of Minnesota Aquatics Center. Morning sessions start at 10:30 a.m. each day with qualifiers returning for the finals during evening sessions that start at 6:30 p.m.
- February 9, 2016
Stephen Grinich Claims Fourth Weekly Award This Season
Carleton College swimmer Stephen Grinich has starred throughout his senior season, and after a great performance at the Minnesota Challenge he appears to be saving his best for last. Grinich posted three top-10 individual finishes and led a Knights relay team to victory against top regional Division I, II and III competition at the University of Minnesota's Invite. As a result, Grinich was honored Tuesday with his fourth MIAC Men's Swimming and Diving Athlete-of-the-Week award of the 2015-16 season.
- February 6, 2016
Knights Conclude Competition at Minnesota Challenge
Wilson Josephson turned in the top individual performance for the Carleton College men's swimming and diving team on day two of the Minnesota Challenge. The senior was second overall in the 200-yard butterfly with his season-best mark of 1:57.57.
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|Alison Parker and Adam Ward of WDBJ
were killed this morning during a live broadcast.
Two local news reporters in Roanoke, Va., were killed tragically early this morning when a former coworker at WDBJ shot them on live TV. Alison Parker, 24, and Adam Ward, 27, were in the field on a live broadcast at about 6:45 a.m. when suspect Vester Lee Flanigan, also known as Bryce Williams, opened fire.
It's tragic, terrifying and heartbreaking. It not only raises questions, once again, about gun control, but also about the safety of news crews. In the video (which, trust me, I don't recommend you watch), Parker and Ward are seen alone during their interview with a third victim, who survived the shooting. Ward's back is turned and Parker is fully focused on conducting her interview. Neither seemed to noticed the suspect approaching.
The fact that Parker and Ward were the only two reporters on the scene is not a rare situation. This is often the case, especially as stations have cut back on headcount over the last several years. So how will news outlets respond to ensure the safety of their reporters? Following Columbine, my school district implemented mock lockdowns to train teachers and students what to do in the event of a shooter on campus. After Virginia Tech, my university implemented an emergency text message system. And after the Boston Marathon bombing, security has been tightened at every race I've run since.
Only time will tell if today's events will have a lasting impact on safety protocols for TV stations. I hope they do.


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sudo make. Everything goes smoothly, without errors, but the resulting
espa~nol.hash file is 13.1 MB, as opposed to the 3.9 MB that the
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The size of the spanish dictionary (espa~nol.hash) is 3.9Mbytes (Solaris 2.7 has this problem). If you get a size much bigger,probably it is due to the sort command of the operating system. In this case we recommend to install the textutils package of GNU and be sure that the sort command that you use is the textutils one.
I figure I can live with a sub-optimal dictionary size, so I carry on with the install with:
sudo make install which puts the resulting
.hash and
.aff files in
/usr/local/lib, along with the
american and
english hashes and affixes;
4) I start
Emacs, attempt to change the dictionary (
M-x ispell-change-dictionary) and my new language dictionary does not show in the list.
5) I dive into the
ispell customizations and find that the dictionaries are placed where
ispell should find them, so no surprises there. In an old
ispell changelog i find that it will only recognize valid dictionaries. I am running the latest version if
6) I revisit the dictionary compilation by going into the
Makefile and find nothing that will point me to the
sort options, assuming that I somehow screwed up the compilation and that the dictionary is not valid.
I am at a loss right now. The dictionary seems to be actively maintained, so I assume that it works for others, yet I have not been able to get it to work. Am I missing something?
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Overnight Productions has filed a lawsuit against director Robert Rodriguez and his Quick Draw Productions in hopes of blocking the release of the sequel Machete Kills, which was picked up for distribution by Open Road last month. The dispute involves Texas tax-credit information, which Overnight claims they never received.
It was 11 years ago that Robert Rodriguez made 12-year-old child actress Alexa Vega a star by casting her as the pint-sized butt-kicker Carmen Cortez in the family-friendly action-comedy Spy Kids. But now, for their fifth collaboration, Rodriguez has given her a chance at a more mature role in Machete Kills. And from the first look of Vega as KillJoy, it's clear she's no longer the little girl we all remember.
There are a number of beautiful women featured in Robert Rodriguez's upcoming sequel Machete Kills. Not only are Michelle Rodriguez and Jessica Alba set to reprise their roles as Luz, and Sartana, respectively, they will be joined by the likes of Amber Heard, Sofia Vergara, Vanessa Hudgens and Alexa Vega. Sadly only one of them could be featured in the first official still from the new movie, but it looks like Amber Heard won the lottery as her character Miss San Antonio.
Robert Rodriguez has lined up some serious femme fatales for the upcoming Machete Kills. In addition to Michelle Rodriguez and Jessica Alba, who will be reprising their roles as Luz and Sartana, respectively, the sequel also includes actresses like Amber Heard, Sofia Vergara, Alexa Vega, Vanessa Hedgens. Oh, and apparently Lady Gaga.
For the sequel to his Grindhouse spin-off Machete, Machete Kills, director Robert Rodriguez has stuffed his cast with male stars who exude an unhinged sense of menace (Danny Trejo, Charlie Sheen, and Mel Gibson) and female stars who exude and unquestionable sex appeal like Jessica Alba, Amber Heard, and Sofia Vergara.
A direct sequel to 2010's Machete, Machete Kills features the return of Danny Trejo as the titular character, who finds himself teaming up with the U.S. government. As a freelance agent Trejo is sent into Mexico where he has been assigned to take out a ruthless weapons dealer (Mel Gibson) who threatens to launch a weapon into space. Also on board are Michelle Rodriguez, who returns as Luz, Sofia Vergara, Amber Heard, Jessica Alba and Demian Bichir.
Trejo spoke openly about the upcoming sequel Machete Kills, focusing primarily on the ladies his killer-for-hire will be able to romance. "Weve got Sofia Vergara, who is a star in her own right, Jessica Alba, Michelle Rodriguez, and Zoe Saldana and guess what? I get to kiss all of em.
As Robert Rodriquez's Machete Kills nears its June start date, more and more compelling cast announcements are being made. The latest from Variety not only confirms rumors that Mel Gibson will play the evil arms dealer whose out of this world ambitions spurs the U.S. government to call on the help of Danny Trejo's titular Grindhouse badass, but also reveals Modern Family firecracker Sofia Vergara has entered talks to join the feature's growing group of femme fatales...
Amber Heard has taken a role in Machete Kills. In addition to the aforementioned actors, both Danny Trejo and Jessica Alba are attached to return as the titular Machete and Sartana, respectively. Heard will be playing an assassin codenamed Miss San Antonio, though the trade doesn't say which side she will be working for. The story of the film sees Machete agreeing to work with the U.S. government to help stop an evil arms dealer (Gibson) from launching a missile and causing massive chaos.
Bichir will join to two thrilling new projects, one being William Friedkin's Trapped, and the other Robert Rodriguez's exploitation-inspired action feature Machete Kills. Sequel to the Danny Trejo-fronted Machete, this soon-to-shoot schlock-fest has the titular hero teaming up with the U.S. government
Those who stayed through the end credits of Lins Fast Five learned that Rodriguezs character, Letty, had not died (as Vin Diesels Dom has believed), and that she has become the latest target of Dwayne Johnsons relentless federal agent. The Fast series has transformed into a high-octane soap opera, so bringing a character like Letty back from the dead isnt much of a stretch. That and I always thought she fit well with the brash attitude of the burly franchise.
It's fair to say even Rodriguez thinks this is stunt casting-- that's the whole grindhouse aesthetic, after all-- but is it a stunt worth doing? Sure Gibson is controversial pretty much no matter what, but he also seems kind of distracting, and maybe even a liability
Both characters make sense to return for the next adventure, though it's unclear where they might fit into the story, which finds Machete working with the U.S. government to take down a Mexican drug cartel leader. There are also still plans to round out the trilogy with Machete Kills Again
One of the most surprising news items of this week was that Robert Rodriguez had secured financing for Machete Kills, his sequel to the summer 2010 grindhouse feature Machete. According to the report, Rodriguez has teamed up with producer Alexander Rodnyansky and production is currently scheduled to begin in April. But if things aren't moving fast enough for you already, wait until you have a gander at this.
At the end of Machete, the Grindhouse follow-up from director Robert Rodriguez, the filmmaker made a pretty lofty promise. The credits sequence told audiences that they could expect two sequels to the film called Machete Kills and Machete Kills Again. The reason I call it a lofty promise is because Grindhouse was fairly notorious for underperforming at the box office, as people didn't seem super excited to bring back the format.
At the end of Robert Rodriguez's Machete, the director made a pretty steep promise: multiple sequels. Had the film been more successful it wouldn't be an issue, but the fact is that the movie made
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Vienna, well located apartment. We don 'have not met Walter and that is unfortunate. Apartment, even though it was not actually three rooms, as was one of the beds in the lounge. Be careful in the future not to consider this as having three bedrooms apartment. Nice stay. Thank you
Vienne, appartement bien situé. Nous n' avons pas rencontré Walter et c'est dommage. Bel appartement, même s' il n'y avait pas réellement 3 chambres, puisque un des lits était dans le salon. Attention à l' avenir de ne pas considérer cet appartement comme ayant 3 chambres. Beau séjour. Merci
We were very satisfied. The whole process (contact, keys, etc.) went smoothly, clean apartment, great location, located close to a subway station. Gladly again.
Wir waren sehr zufrieden. Die gesamte Abwicklung (Kontaktaufnahme, Schlüsselübergabe etc.) lief reibungslos ab, sauberes Apartment, super Lage, befindet sich in unmittelbarer Nähe einer U-Bahnstation. Gerne wieder.
L 'apartment is new and in front of a metro station ... less than 15 minutes from downtown ... location! Owners very friendly. Two painful notes ... the first is related to the sheets (too cheap!) The second is related to the fact that before entering we noticed that the front door had been forced open! .... Thieves had entered the evening before. The owners are now offered to give us another apartment next largest at the end ... but the door was quickly arranged and we were there. In general .... recommended!
L' appartamento è nuovo e di fronte ad una fermata della metro...a meno di 15 min dal centro...posizione eccezionale!
I proprietari molto gentili.
Due note dolenti...la prima è relativa alle lenzuola (troppo cheap!) la seconda, è relativa al fatto che prima di entrare ci siamo accorti che la porta di ingresso era stata forzata!....dei ladri erano entrati la sera prima. I proprietari si sono subito offerti a darci un altro appartamento vicino piú grande...ma alla fine la porta è stata subito sistemata e siamo rimasti li.
In generale....raccomandabile!
Great position: metro, supermarkets, discounts, fast foods, restaurants, the danube etc; everything you need nearby.
Allocators very kind and helpful!
Good apartment, confortable with everything you need.
Great experience, beautiful Wien, I would definitely recommend this apartment.
The apartment Hernalser Guertel 47 in Vienna is very beautiful. The entrance could be some effort, the number of outlets is small. With 4 people we tarried extremely comfortable. That the 38 'was did not detract from our stay at the apartment. The contacts iz the key circuit were warmly. Highly recommended!. Moreover, with a U-Bahnhof at the door and many nice local shops
Vienna is a journey wert.Das apartment was cozy and very well ausgestatet. Public transport at the door (Super).
Wien ist eine Reise wert.Das Apartment war gemütlich und sehr gut ausgestatet.
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel vor der Tür ( Super ).
it was all excellent. Vienna is a great city .. eat once. each meter history and culture. reflected in the Viennese cuisine. I think even here the center of Europe.
es war alles hervorragend . wien ist eine super stadt ..essen einmalig . jeden meter geschichte und kultur .die sich in der wiener küche wiederspiegelt. ich glaube sogar hier ist das zentrum von europas.
Hello, we have four of the apartment rented by 31.07-04.08.13. A beautifully furnished apartment. In the apartment is all you need. Distance transport services (underground and S-Bahn to reach within 1 minute). Walter landlord is very nice. Unfortunately, there is also something negative to report: 1 We had never been in the warm season 29.5 degrees in the apartment. If there is one evening opens the window to ventilate so loud (main road) which one can no longer talk between two rooms also sleep with the windows open is not possible because too loud. You think you're on the road so noisy. 2 Free parking places are virtually absent, you have to be lucky. I would not recommend this apartment for the summer time and not travel by car. Greeting
Hallo, wir haben zu viert dieses Apartment vom 31.07-04.08.13 gemietet. Eine sehr schön eingerichtete Wohnung. In der Wohnung ist alles was man braucht. Nahverkehrsmittel (U- und S-Bahn innerhalb von 1 Minute zu erreichen). Vermieter Walter ist sehr nett. Leider gibt es auch etwas negatives zu berichten: 1. Wir hatten in der warmen Jahreszeit nie unter 29,5 Grad in der Wohnung. Wenn man Abends die Fenster zum lüften aufmacht ist es so laut (Hauptverkehrsstrasse) das man sich nicht mehr zwischen zwei Zimmern unterhalten kann, auch bei offenen Fenstern schlafen ist nicht möglich, weil zu laut. Man denkt man steht auf der Straße, so laut. 2. Kostenfreie Parkplatze sind so gut wie nicht vorhanden, man muss Glück haben. Ich würde diese Wohnung nicht zu den Sommerzeiten empfehlen und nicht mit dem Auto anreisen.
Birgit and Walter were very friendly and helpful. I appreciate their flexibility about checking in and out. The apartment was clean and comfortable. My sons loved the cheerful atmosphere of the yellow room and were happy to arrive "home" after the day full of exciting programs. :-)
The kitchen is well equipped for cooking dinner in the evenings and the foodstore was really near too.
Vienna public transport is excellent and it was really convenient that the apartment is only a couple of minutes away from the underground station and tram stops.
During the weekend we parked our car in the street, the other days we used a public parking house at the underground station (3EUR/day).
This was the first trip abroad with my sons and we loved every moment of it! Thanks a lot!
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Valentines Day
The Top 7 Most Romantic Things to Do in Napa
By Ian White on February 03, 2011 5:41 PM
Thinking about a trip up to Napa with your sweetie? To help you wade through the offerings, here's a list of the top 7 most romantic things to do in Napa.
Valentine's Fair at DWR
There's already a lot to love at Design Within Reach, but this Saturday the Potrero Hill branch is upping the ante with its Valentine's Day: A Fair event. From 10a.m. to 2p.m you can sip mimosas and nibble on breakfast noshes all while taking in new and discounted wares from Bay Area designers. Surprise a forgetful friend with these placemats from Josh Jakus - the napkin rings are built right in, so they'll never be misplaced again. What's not to love?


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This article adds an interesting perspective on the term: Punch Bowl Social - Are you a hipster? Find out for once and for all.
But I am curious, are there people out there who admit to being a hipster? Is it a bad thing, or just a social classification like any other (some jocks will admit they are jocks. Goths might admit to being goth. Some nerds love that that's their schtick, etc)? It seems that hipster is the one classification that the people who are so clearly fitting the description run like hell from.
It's also interesting in that I have seen some very... VERY hipster looking people complain about "those hipsters".
Just trying to figure this out.


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So, here's a minor update from the world of Kevin Smith.
Remember a couple of weeks ago when he announced plans that his forthcoming hockey movie (and presumably final film) "Hit Somebody" was now going be a two part epic? Well, Smith has now named those two parts so brace yourselves: "Hit Somebody: Home" and "Hit Somebody: Away." Shocking titles for a movie about sports, we know. Not only that, he plans somewhat bizarrely for the first half to be PG-13 and the second half to be R, guaranteeing that any teenager who digs the first movie will be cock-blocked from seeing the second one for some reason.
To refresh your memory, the film is inspired by a Warren Zevon song, focusing on a rising hockey player named Buddy McCracken, and it has a script Smith has been working on for a while. He's already slotted (somewhat unofficially) much of his "Red State" cast for roles with Michael Parks to play a French Canadian coach, John Goodman as Buddy's first coach Blue Jay Jennings, Melissa Leo in an unspecified part, and Nicholas Braun in the lead role of Buddy McCracken with Kyle Gallner also slated to make an appearance in the film as a Wayne Gretzky-like character. The story spans three decades from 1950 to 1980 tracking the buddies rise through the ranks into a professional hockey career. Why the second part needs to be R-rated we have no idea, but we're sure Smith has a four paragraph /fifteen tweet explanation.
Tacked onto the end credits of "Red State" is the promise of "Hit Somedbody" arriving in 2012 but that seems pretty dubious at this point. With no cast officially locked down, or financing in place, this one is unlikely to be in the can for next year, despite the optimism of the View Askewniverse. We're mostly curious to see if anybody is going to throw money behind a period based hockey movie at all, particularly in today's climate. But if anything, Smith is a great salesman and if he can promise to keep the budget down, somebody will surely bite. For now, you can see what all the hubbub about "Red State" about when it goes VOD this weekend. [via /Film]