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8653 - Great 3 BR - Time Square C-Park
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- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Towels
|9th avenue, 10019 new york city, United States
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high speed wireless internet
flat screen cable TV
Standard kitchen appliances
polished hardwood floors
sleeper sofa
This apartment is 5 minutes walk to subway station 50th street in midtown west. It is also walking distance from central park, columbus circle and time square.
This area is the heart of fashion. Major fashion labels such as Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, Calvin Klein, Nicole Miller, and Andrew Marc have showrooms, production facilities, or offices located in the Garment District. Explore the area's countless sample sales, discount shops, fabric stores, and boutiques. Located only blocks from NYC's Macy's, the largest department store in the world.
Popular restaurants in the area include Casa di Isacco, Spot Dessert Bar, and Uncle Jack's Steakhouse.
Easy access to the rest of the city. A, C, E trains at Port Authority. 7, S, N, Q, R trains at 42nd Street/Times Square and B, D, F, M at 42nd Street/ Bryant Park.
No smoking
There is a late fee for check ins after 6PM (40 dollars before 9 pm and
80 dollars after 9 pm) and 40 dollars during weekends
Damage deposit = there is a 500 dollars damage deposit to be paid via paypal.
|Price for > 6 guests
|22 NZ$ per guest/night extra
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Apartment clean and well located. Team reactive.
Appartement propre et bien situé. Equipe réactive.
We stayed in this spacious 3 bedroom apartment which was so convenient. The new kitchen is fabulous but does not take up much space in the big living room which includes 2 large sofas, dinning table for 6 and kitchen. The 3 bedrooms are more than adequate, in particular, the master bedroom which has an en-suite with separate bath and shower. The location is superb, close to Central Park at one end and Zabar's Deli at the other. Highly recommend this place for 7 people. 9 would be a tight squeeze.
In the end we changed a room in upper Right side, 344 on the 65st. We loved the area and the apartment, plus NYC! My pleasure cn you celebrate my birthday!
Al final nos cambiaron una habitación en upper Right side, en la 344 de la 65st. Nos encanto la zona y el apartamento, además de NYC! Ha sido un placer celebrar mi cumpleaños cn vosotros!
Welcome to the agency .2 points: apartment very well located nice and good neighborhood, close to the metro and many chauffé.Sinon poorly insulated acoustically! State just okay.
Bon accueil à l'agence.2 points positifs : appart très bien situé beau et bon quartier,à proximité du métro,et bien chauffé.Sinon mal isolé phoniquement!État juste correct.
by the storm sandy, this apartment is something we destroyed but were in a better apartment immediately accommodated the apartment 8318 a dream but unfortunately for four people a little too small because only a sleeping room for the disposal was and we had to walk through the living room area where the other two slept impressive total: great houses, 5minutes very clean, and it has happened in all, hosts very seriously, at any time we will book in casanova
durch den sturm sandy wurde diese wohnung etwas verwüstet
wir wurden aber in einer besseren wohnung sofort untergebracht
die wohnung 8318 war ein traum
aber leider für vier personen etwas zu klein
da nur ein schlaf zimmer zur verfügung stand und wir durch den wohnzimmer bereich gehen mussten wo die anderen zwei schliefen
gesamt eindruck: tolle wohnung,sehr sauber,5minuten und man ist im haupt geschehen, gastgeber sehr seriös, zu jeder zeit werden wir wieder bei casanova buchen
Great service and communication, good, just as described apartment in a perfect location! Everything was great - definitely go back!
Super Service und Kommunikation,
gute, genau wie beschriebene Wohnung in perfekter Lage!
Alles super - auf jeden Fall wieder!!!
Dear users Wimdu not ever book this apartment to tell them wonderful! It is a bad place I'm still here and I leave today if I had not paid in advance of course I'd be gone. Third floor. Small, old man with a sofa bed which when opened can not even go to the bathroom more. Two days without hot water in December in New York is not the best! High price for the real value! The only positive thing is the location really perfect! However, avoid it!
Cari utenti di wimdu non prenotate mai questo appartamento a dir loro meraviglioso! È un postaccio io sono ancora qui e parto oggi è se non avessi pagato in anticipo di certo me ne sarei andato. Terzo piano senza ascensore. Piccolo, vecchio con un divano letto che quando lo aprì neanche puoi più andare in bagno. 2 giorni senza acqua calda che a dicembre a new york non è il massimo! Prezzo altissimo per il valore reale! L unica cosa positiva è la posizione veramente perfetta! Comunque evitatelo!
The only favorable point about the apartment is its location, which is excellent. The building is very poorly attended, because there is a sauna downstairs! There are two flights of stairs p / up, which we were not warned. The wifi stopped working on the third day of occupation and did not return to work in 12 days. Mismanagement of the property, despite numerous complaints. Minimum Bedrooms and bathrooms filthy!
O único ponto favorável em relação ao apartamento é a sua localização, que é excelente. O prédio é muito mal frequentado, pois existe uma sauna no andar de baixo! São dois andares de escada p/ subir, o que não nos foi avisado. O wifi parou de funcionar no terceiro dia de ocupação e não voltou a funcionar em 12 dias. Péssima administração do imóvel, apesar de inúmeras reclamações. Quartos mínimos e banheiro imundo!!
Location excellent, very old apartment, 2 keys were given to us who are being opened and closed with one dificuladade the front door of the apartment. Domestic utensils not very velhos.secadora clothes funcionava.o heating system worked only in 1 room and other environments too cold. left much to be desired.
Localizacao excelente, apartamento muito velho, foram dadas 2 chaves para nos sendo que so uma abria e fechava com dificuladade a porta de entrada do apartamento. utensilios domesticos muito velhos.secadora de roupa nao funcionava.o sistema de calefacao funcionava somente em 1 quarto sendo os outros ambientes muito frio. deixou muito a desejar.
Very nice appartment, nice neighbourhood!
We'd like to come back in the near future!
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C40 Climate Leadership Group (C40)
- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: C40 Climate Leadership Group (C40)
- Submission Document: Download
Full SubmissionAn 'Alternative Approach for Cities' C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group Submission to Rio+20 Background 1) Today, over half of the world��s population lives in cities, a share that is likely to reach 75 per cent in 2050 2) Cities and urban areas currently account for over two-thirds of the world��s energy consumption and account for 70 per cent of global C02 emissions. The world's 50 largest cities generate about 2.6 billion t CO2e annually, more than all countries, except the United States and China. 3) The urban population is expected to double by 2030 and the global built-up area is expected to triple during the same period. Massive construction of buildings and infrastructure in developing countries will lock in conventional energy efficiency and GHG emissions for many decades to come. Poorly managed cities exacerbate enormous new demands for energy and infrastructure investment. It is a big challenge for sustainable development to shift buildings and infrastructure to low emission and it should be the first priority in a green economy. 4) In order to establish sustainable societies, and truly mitigate against the impacts of global climate change, it is crucial to shift every aspect of the society to low carbon. This 'Paradigm shift' to a low carbon society creates new investment, new consumption and new jobs. The construction of low carbon cities will form a large portion of the green economy. It will spur investment and entrepreneurialism, foster new technologies and innovations, increase income through reforming the economy and improve the human habitat. Cities and societies are still dependent on energy and natural resources from distant locations. The future indicates an increase of local energy generation and smarter grids to improve efficiency. Cities will be the engine that fuels a green economy and thus are a major stakeholder in sustainable development. 5) Cities have emerged as a leading force for global action on climate change. With global protocols and treaties unable to bring about significant reforms, cities are strongly positioned to generate real change, and in fact are already taking significant action. The facts on the ground bear up: Rio, New York, Sao Paulo, London, Tokyo and Jakarta are just some of the world��s megacities that are working to transform their policies and infrastructure to improve energy efficiency and other resource use. While national treaties and global protocols have struggled to generate meaningful change, cities continue to have an impact. 6) A greener economy demands actions to promote economic growth with social inclusion. Informal settlements and disorganised urban sprawling are two of the major challenges from urbanisation with a large impact on the health of the population and the environment. Effective policies to promote sustainable development will come alongside improving the standard of living for all city inhabitants. As such, this is not only a matter of addressing climate change and promoting economic growth. These actions also have a significant impact on the general public health. C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group 7) The C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40) is a network of large and engaged cities from around the world committed to implementing meaningful and sustainable climate policies and actions locally that will help address climate change globally. 40 large cities and 18 other cities are working together to exchange ideas in order to accelerate climate actions. The C40 has developed networks of cities to work together on key areas such as energy efficiency, waste, water, transportation and adaptation and to hold workshops and seminars to exchange best practice. A biennial mayoral summit convenes member cities to discuss the implementation of new initiatives and opportunities for further collaboration. The summit allows cities to work together on implementing meaningful climate change solutions. This cooperative approach leverages the best practices and lessons learned by cities that are taking action. 8) C40 cities are already taking significant climate action. A recent survey showed that C40 cities across the world have taken 4,734 climate related actions to date. Over 80% of these actions were taken initiated after participating cities joined the C40. Additional key findings were; * C40 Mayors and Governors lead by example, retrofitting municipally-owned buildings and vehicles * C40 Mayors and Governors are leveraging powers over buildings to reduce energy demand and encourage distributed renewable energy supply generation * 75% of C40 Mayors and Governors have direct and strong powers over city roads, where on average 35% of emissions occur * In addition to the 4,734 climate related actions already taken 1,465 more were under consideration. Examples Energy demand in buildings - Energy efficiency retrofit programmes have been implemented for existing buildings in 20 cities. Installing energy efficient light bulbs or other smart lighting mechanisms is the one of the most popular programmes. 12 cities have implemented Building Rating and Reporting programmes for existing buildings to set standards in order to create a market for energy efficient building. A city-wide cap-and-trade program is also being implemented to motivate public and commercial buildings to invest in energy efficiency. 15 cities are introducing Building Standards for energy efficiency for new buildings which is very effective for constructing a low carbon city. Transportation - 10 Cities have already delivered bus rapid transit systems. Of the 16 mayors with direct power over 1.4 million taxis, 4 mayors are piloting electric taxis and 5 are taking policy measures to introduce hybrid taxis. 22 mayors have taken action to improve the cycling infrastructure starting with over 9,370 km of cycle lanes., Waste management - 12 mayors are implementing waste to energy facilities within their cities, harnessing existing resources and utilising powers in creative ways; and 13 have programs to capture methane gas emitted from their landfills. Green Economy 9) Through the actions already being taken by the C40 cities, low carbon investment and consumption are already being promoted, and these will play a key role in stimulating a green economy. These actions will create new jobs, improve the human habitat and contribute to reducing poverty in developing and emerging countries. 10) The leading actions that cities are already taking ahead of nations will demonstrate what a low carbon society is like and how a green economy creates our future. Cities are already demonstrating models that realise emission reductions and economic growth at the same time. The programmes foster understanding among developing and emerging countries and help us to achieve international agreement on a framework for climate change solutions. 11) While international negotiations struggle, global warming proceeds day by day. The endeavour to achieve international agreement for new climate change framework is needed; however, we need an 'alternative approach' to address climate change as well; we should make cities go first. Therefore, the C40 calls on international society for the following; * International society should recognise the importance of cities' role in combating climate change and adopt a new concept of alternative approach to make cities lead the way. To tackle climate change and mitigate its effects also leads to an increase in the well being of citizens all over the world. The outcome of Rio+20 should include clear statements that emphasise cities' role. * United nations and international financial organisations should develop programmes for low carbon financing designated for cities' low carbon and sustainable projects. Also they should develop programmes to share the advanced efforts of cities with the world and support international cooperation between cities. * Technology transfer should be facilitated, with sufficient funding commitments given to cities in developing countries, so that they can achieve sustainable human development by making progress in developing renewable energy sources and increasing energy efficiency. * National government, financial institutions and business entities should work together to develop finance models that are aimed at financing longer-term sustainable infrastructure projects in cities. * Representatives of cities and local governments should have an official seat in the new international negotiating platform for sustainable development and should participate in the design process of the Green Economy Roadmap. * The new UN organisation to be established for sustainable development should have a division that supports, coordinates and optimises the climate actions of cities. * The "toolbox" of the best practices of cities�� climate actions should be developed. The C40 can contribute by providing best practices of C40 cities * The new UN organisation to be established for sustainable development should have a division that supports, coordinates and optimises the climate change actions of cities. For more information about the C40, please visit C40.com


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Rated 5 out of 5 by 3 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ladybugmom Beautiful pet food container I finally found a beautiful and BIG storage container for my cat's food. It's inconvenient to store the 20 pound bag of cat food after each use, so it's in plain site in the kitchen and this container makes it look decorative. I searched for many months for a product like this. All were ugly plastic or attractive but tiny bins for treats. It's extremely sturdy. The only way to improve it would be giving it a flip-up top. December 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KimberSam2552 Finally, a good looking pet food container! I have this in my kitchen, set right next to my cats food bowls and I am so glad I got this. I was having to hide the plastic pet food storage container I had in a hallway closet. I love that they made a decorative container. This canister is well made. I was surprised by the weight of the lid. My kitchen is mainly black and white giving it a vintage farmhouse feel, and this fits in with my décor perfectly. I knew I had to get this as soon as I saw it. So impressed with the price! The only thing I recommend is buying some very large plastic bags to keep the cat/dog food fresh. It will also help keep the container clean. I bought some Jumbo 2.5 gallon plastic zipper bags. (yes they sell them that big!) I also bought a cheap plastic scoop to use inside the container so I can keep the aluminum one that came with it on the outside. It comes tied to the canister with twine and looks so cute! December 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by zoegirl18 very cool! I love this pet food canister,it looks so great in my kitchen,run out and get one! December 9, 2012
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Martinez, Watson Lead Cross Country At Sean Earl Lakefront Invitational
Oct. 2, 2004
Chicago, Ill.- The University of Illinois at Chicago cross country team was hampered with an injured and flu-ravaged team this weekend, but that didn't stop the Flames from finishing strong at the 32nd Annual Sean Earl Lakefront Invitational hosted by Loyola at Montrose Avenue Beach on Saturday.
Without Mikhail Davidyan and Bob Dron, who were held out due to illness, the UIC men placed 17th out of tough 25-team field in the men's Division I Gold 8K race, while the Flames women did not field a complete team in the women's Division I Gold 5K event due to injuries and did not post a team score.
Leading UIC on the women's side was Susie Martinez, who posted a 19:28 time to take 113th out of 210 competitors. Martinez has led the women's team in all three of their meets this season.
Right behind Martinez was Lisa Petty, who posted a 19:36. Kerry Brennan made her Lakefront Invitational debut with a 20:29, while Renee Koziol ran a 23:17.
Both Rachel Covert and Julie Cain were sidelined due to injury.
For the UIC men, Sam Watson led the way with an 8,000-meter mark of 26:02, taking 70th in the 249-entrant event. The finish marked the sophomore's first-ever team-leading cross country performance for the Flames.
Finishing close to Watson was fellow second-year runner Jim Sulzberger, who put up a time of 26:10 to take 81st.
Joseph Mbari made his collegiate debut, taking 92nd with a 26:18. Jorge Flores finished in 26:40, while Jose Macias (27:08) and the debuting Antonio Kipkorir (32:51) rounded out the event for UIC.
Marquette captured the women's title, while the host Ramblers took their third straight Lakefront crown.
UIC returns to action on Oct. 16th for its final prep before the Horizon League Championships at the end of the month, heading to Kenosha, Wis., the same site of the league meet, for the UW-Parkside Invitational beginning at 1:00 p.m.


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Donald Charles McCall
Position: RB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 195 lbs.
Born: September 21, 1944 in Birmingham, AL
High School: John C. Fremont
College: USC (school history) (McCall college stats)
Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 5th round (108th overall) of the 1967 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 11 (6880th overall since 1950)
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Pack light and take in bright views through the fully multi-coated optics of the redesigned Vortex Solo monocular. Once you see the viewing power Vortex has packed into this 5.6 ounce monocular, you won't leave home without it! Protected by waterproofing, fogproofing, and the Vortex VIP warranty, customers are guaranteed a monocular that will last for generations.
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In Wide Open Field, Tigers Will Compete For 10th Ivy Title, NCAA Berth
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Whether it is Sprints or the Ivy League Championships, this league regatta is annually considered a wide-open competition, even when one program comes in as the favorite. So what happens when there is no favorite, when every boat has suffered at least one defeat at the hands of an Ivy League rival?
We're about to find out.
The second Ivy League Women's Rowing Championship will be held Sunday, May 19, on Cooper River in Pennsauken, N.J. Each of the eight league schools will be battling for more than just an Ivy League title; the winner will receiver an automatic qualification to the 2013 NCAA Championships.
Princeton will compete for its 10th Ivy League Championship and will enter the varsity eight competition as the top seed among a loaded field of contenders. To show how close the field is, though, you need only to look at the top three seeds.
No. 1 Princeton defeated No. 2 Yale, which defeated No. 3 Radcliffe, which defeated No. 1 Princeton.
In other words, it's anybody's championship.
If anything, Radcliffe may be the team that comes in as the favorite, simply based on its championship experience from the 2012 Ivy Sprints. The Crimson was seeded even lower last season, but it came away with an impressive victory atop Cooper River.
"Every Ivy boat has shown promise at the top level," said head coach Lori Dauphiny. "It is my belief that we have improved, but I know everybody else has as well. The kids are doing the right things. They're fighters."
Princeton has showed plenty of fight since its loss to Radcliffe on the Cayuga Inlet last month. Since then, the Tigers have gone 5-0, including an 8-second win over Yale and a 12.5-second win over Michigan in the season finale.
"While I'm not sure losing can ever be a blessing, it definitely honed our focus," junior Angie Gould said, referring to the April 13 loss. "It forced us to realize what works and what doesn't and I think we're more prepared because of it."
Gould could be one of six returning rowers from the varsity eight that felt the disappointment from the 2012 gold medal final, when Princeton finished third behind both Radcliffe and Cornell.
"I'm really excited for this weekend," Gould said. "I didn't finish how I wanted to last year and so I'm excited for the opportunity to do it differently. We've been counting down the days for a long time now."
The varsity eight heats will be held at both 9:30 and 9:40 am, and those will conclude the morning session of competition. Princeton will enter at least five boats into the field (a V4C will compete if enough enter), and four will compete in the morning. The V4B prelims will be held at 8:30 and 8:40, followed by the V4A at 8:50 and 9:00. The 2V will go at 9:10 and 9:20, and the 1V will follow.
The finals will begin at 3:05 with the V4C (if held), and the third varsity will follow. The 3V will be the top seed after a 10-0 season, and will compete at 3:20 for a third straight Sprints gold. Both Brown and Radcliffe pushed the 3V during the season, and those two boats hold the next two seeds.
The 4B final will be held at 3:45, and Princeton is seeded first in that field. The Tigers went 10-0, though Yale was within five seconds during the Eisenberg Cup weekend. Harvard is the second seed, while third-seeded Yale is the reigning V4B Ivy champ.
The final three boats to compete will consist of those hoping to continue their seasons at the NCAA Championships regatta. Princeton will be the third seed in the V4A field (4:10 grand final) after losses this season to both Brown (six seconds) and Radcliffe (3.7 seconds). Radcliffe is the reigning champion in the event, while Princeton will be looking for its second fours title in the last 15 years.
The second varsity is 9-1 on the season and 7-0 in the Ivy League; its lone loss came in the season opener to an Ohio State boat that will be among the favorites at the NCAA Championships in two weeks. Princeton, the top seed, will be looking for its 12th 2V title, as well as its fourth in a row.
"The 2V is a feisty boat," Dauphiny said. "They have had a nice season. We've had some changes, but the1V and 2V have both been really resilient."
While all of those boats will factor into the overall Team Trophy, which Princeton won at the inaugural Ivy Sprints last year, the Sally P. Shoemaker Trophy — and a ticket to Indianapolis for the 2013 NCAA Championships — will go to the winner of the 5 pm varsity eight final.
IVY CHAMPIONSHIPS HEAT/FINALS: Princeton's Lane Assignments
1V • Heat #1 at 9:30 am (3 to final) • Grand Final at 5 pm
Heat (Lanes 2-5): Columbia, Princeton, Brown, Penn
2V • Heat #1 at 9:10 am (3 to final) • Grand Final at 4:35 pm
Heat (Lanes 2-5): Brown, Princeton, Cornell, Penn
V4 • Heat #2 at 9 am (3 to final) • Grand Final at 4:10 pm
Heat (Lanes 2-5): Princeton, Radcliffe, Cornell, Columbia
3V • Grand Final at 3:20 pm
Final (Lanes 1-6): Penn, Radcliffe, Princeton, Brown, Cornell, Yale
V4B • Heat #1 at 8:30 am (3 to final) • Grand Final at 3:45 pm
Heat (Lanes 2-5): Cornell, Princeton, Dartmouth, Penn
V4C • Grand Final at 3:05 pm
Final (1-6): Penn, Cornell, Princeton, Radcliffe C, Brown, Radcliffe D
Varsity Eight (9-1, 6-1 Ivy)
March 30: Princeton 6:40.7, Ohio State 6:43.8, Brown 6:44.5
April 6: Princeton 7:08.38, Columbia 7:19.92
April 13: Radcliffe 6:11.7, Princeton 6:13,9, Cornell 6:25.9
April 20: Princeton 6:08.6, Yale 6:17.2
April 27: Princeton 6:24.2, Dartmouth 6:39.1, Penn 6:44.0, Tennessee 6:46.0
May 4: Princeton 6:32.0, Michigan 6:44.5
Second Varsity Eight (9-1, 7-0 Ivy)
March 30: Ohio State 6:51.4, Princeton 6:56.5, Brown 7:09.6
April 6: Princeton 7:31.63, Columbia 7:53.99
April 13: Princeton 6:18.4, Radcliffe 6:23.4, Cornell 6:32.4
April 20: Princeton 6:16.9, Yale 6:26.8
April 27: Princeton 6:24.2, Dartmouth 6:39.1, Penn 6:44.0, Tennessee 6:46.0
May 4: Princeton 6:40.6, Michigan 6:55.3
Varsity Four (7-3, 5-2 Ivy)
March 30: Brown 7:52.9, Ohio State 7:57.8, Princeton 7:58.9
April 6: Princeton 8:01.54, Columbia 8:03.74
April 13: Radcliffe 7:11.4, Princeton 7:16.1, Cornell 7:19.2
April 20: Princeton 7:13.5, Yale 7:16.8
April 27: Princeton 6:39.8, Dartmouth 6:46.3, Tennessee 6:59.7, Penn 7:10.7
May 4: Princeton 7:42.2, Michigan 7:47.3
Third Varsity Eight (10-0, 7-0 Ivy)
March 30: Princeton 7:10.7, Brown 7:18.7, Ohio State 1N 7:45.3
April 6: Princeton 7:40.76, Columbia 7:53.99
April 13: Princeton 6:41.1, Radcliffe 6:49.9, Cornell 7:05.9
April 20: Princeton 6:23.9, Yale 6:50.9
April 27: Princeton 7:39.7, Penn 7:41.8, Dartmouth 7:51.1, Tennessee 7:56.8
May 4: Princeton 7:06.5, Michigan 1N 7:18.5
Varsity Four B (10-0, 7-0 Ivy)
March 30: Princeton 7:50.5, Ohio State 8:00.3, Brown 8:26.6
April 6: Princeton 8:56.42, Columbia 9:30.10
April 13: Princeton 7:15.3, Radcliffe 7:23.9, Cornell 7:32.7
April 20: Princeton 7:08.9, Yale 7:14.0
April 27: Princeton 7:41.2, Dartmouth 7:51.0, Tennessee 7:55.5, Penn 8:03.6
May 4: Princeton 7:44.8, Michigan 7:50.0


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Will Miami Dolphins leftovers be filling?
The Miami Dolphins have made a lot of upgrades this offseason, but there's one area of the team this franchise hopes they can survive - if not get full on - off leftovers.
Outside of Koa Misi's (second-round pick) and Chris McCoy's (seventh-round pick) selection in the 2010 draft, very little was done to supplement the outside linebacker unit that got gutted due to the departure of Jason Taylor, Joey Porter and Matt Roth, three starters.
That means the Dolphins need their cast of returning pass rushers – Cameron Wake, Charlie Anderson, Quentin Moses and Erik Walden – to step up their level of contribution, apply substantial pressure.
Say what you want about Taylor and Porter, but they were the NFL's active career sack duo last season. Of course they didn't work well together – for the second year as a Dolphins tandem - but they were still threats.
While both of those once elite pass rushers, who made the NFL's all decade team for the 2000's, were in the late stages of their careers, they were STILL players opposing offensive coordinators HAD to gameplan for. They had to roll protections coverages their way.
Right now there's no one (Wake doesn't count yet because he wasn't consistent, and didn't play enough) these offensive masterminds need to take that seriously. As it stands, inside linebacker Karlos Dansby and his 25.5 sacks is the team's most effective pass rusher.
Can the Dolphins really count on pressure to consistently come from Dansby on the inside?
As I detailed in the above linked story, each leftover linebacker has some major questions to answer, and concerns to address if this Dolphins defense is going to take quarterbacks down on a regular basis this season.
But more than sacks, which the Dolphins had a decent amount of (44, which was tied for third most in the NFL) last season, the Dolphins need more quarterback pressures. That was an area of weakness last season.
Pressures and sacks are the best way to rattle quarterbacks, and keep heat off this young and still developing secondary. Without pressures and sacks the secondary could be under heavy attack, much like last season when they got carved up for the most big plays in the NFL. And more troubling, their development could become stunted if they continue to get carved up.
That means it's on Wake, Anderson, Misi, Moses, and the rest of the leftover linebackers, to deliver QB take-downs, or else.
I must admit I became especially concerned about this group after watching Wake spent most of minicamp and the OTA practices working with the second team because of his shortcomings in pass coverage and run stopping.
Everyone in Dolphins-land expects an Elvis Dumervil (49 tackles, 17 sacks, and four forced fumbles in 2010) type breakout season from him because of new defensive coordinator Mike Nolan's presence. But is Wake ready for it? After all, it's not like Dumervil came out of nowhere. He did produce 26 sacks in his first three NFL seasons.
The one reassurance I can extend is that Wake's one of those player who performs better when the pads come on. So there's no need to fret just yet. Let's wait for training camp and the exhibition season. Afterall, he does possess athletic ability that's unmatched by the rest of his unit.
"I feel pressure inside myself," said Wake, the former CFL standout who accounted for 5.5 sacks and a team-leading 20 quarterback pressures in limited playing time last season. "I'm not only my biggest fan, but I'm also my worst critic. I always want more and strive to be better. I think I can improve on last year.
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Published: Monday, December 23, 2013 at 4:29 p.m.
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A man dressed as Santa Claus made the Port Orange Police Department's naughty list by robbing a bank Monday.
Police Lt. John Jakovenko said a man dressed in a Santa Claus hat, beard and white gloves entered the SunTrust Bank at 3865 S. Nova Road shortly after 3 p.m. Monday, placed a wrapped gift on the counter and said to the tellers, "This is not a joke."
Apparently lacking in the Christmas spirit his disguise would imply, he passed a teller a note demanding cash and insinuating the package was dangerous.
The teller gave the bad Santa an undisclosed amount of cash and he fled the bank in a dark colored vehicle. He was still at large as of Monday evening.
The bank was evacuated and the Volusia County Sheriff's Office bomb squad was called to investigate the wrapped gift the robber left in the bank.
It turned out not to be an explosive device, police said.
The robber was described as being of medium build and about 6 feet tall.
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she enjoyed my company tremendously, gave me her facebook and asked me to keep in touch. i probably wont.
buckweat consider the fact that i go to omegle primarily to get chicks to show me their boobs. this one didnt. she was anything but desperate.
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Wilmington to consider rezoning request for land near Cape Fear bridge
Published: Monday, April 1, 2013 at 9:52 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, April 1, 2013 at 9:52 a.m.
Land in Wilmington just south of the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge that was once envisioned for the Gateway Project could be returned to industrial zoning.
What: Wilmington Planning Commission meeting
When: 6 p.m. Wednesday
Where: City Hall, 102 N. Third St.
On Wednesday, the city's Planning Commission will consider a request to rezone three parcels on about 7 acres at 610, 712 and 732 Surry St. to industrial and light-industrial zoning.
The applicant is Michael McCarley, president of Carolina Marine Terminal. McCarley is the registered agent for Riverman LLC, which bought the land in June 2012.
For years, the land was planned as the site of the proposed Gateway Project, a mixed-use development that called for 260 condominiums, a restaurant, 40 boat slips and retail space. Investors had planned an 11-story complex that would have been visible driving into Wilmington.
In 2008, the city council rezoned the property to allow for the development. At the time, opponents of the rezoning criticized its size and the traffic it could bring, adding that it was an attempt to squeeze as much money out of the property as possible. The council added conditions that the number of condos be limited and that land on the north side of the bridge be used as open space.
But the project fell victim to the area's real estate slump, and the land south of the bridge sat vacant. The property was foreclosed on in 2010.
According to the rezoning application, McCarley is requesting to rezone nearly 1 acre at 610 Surry St. as light industrial which would allow for office, distribution, warehousing and other light industrial uses. That land is just under the eastern side of the Memorial Bridge.
Next to that, McCarley has also proposed rezoning more than 6 acres at 712 and 732 Surry St. as industrial, which would allow basic industries, which could produce noise, odor, smoke and dust.
Ultimately, the city council will vote on the request, but first, the planning commission will weigh in.
The rezoning would bring the land "back in harmony" with adjacent parcels, according to the application, which also states that the current zoning does not apply to the owner's business model. McCarley operates Carolina Marine Terminal Inc., a shipping facility at 3330 River Road.
The application contends that the rezoning would allow the owners to redevelop the property. If rezoned, they will remove uninhabitable buildings and rebuild the existing shipping deck, it states. Now, the decrepit deck is covered in wood and what appears to be pilings.
The application does not specify exactly what would be developed on the site. McCarley did not return several phone messages left last week.
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After the fall of the Berlin Wall, playwright Doug Wright began a series of interviews with Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, an elegant and eccentric 65-year-old transvestite (born Lothar Berfelde), who lived openly as a woman during the regimes of Nazi and Communist Germany. Charlotte was devoted to collecting antiques, and she turned her life-long passion into a museum, where she regaled visitors with her startling tales of survival. But is Charlotte telling the truth? This remarkable play stars Michael Kearns portraying 35 roles.
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You might not have noticed, but I was on vacation last week. That's okay if you didn't; I didn't notice you either. I mean no disrespect. It's just that one goal of this getaway was to truly get away — something that I have almost never done.
Oh sure, I've flown to tiny, remote islands and then boarded six-seat puddle-hoppers to even tinier, more remote islands. I've lived on boats, slept in eco lodges and once left the country and didn't use a phone for seven weeks. But in the Internet era, I've never gone more than a few days without checking my email.
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I am not.. is it time to get it up now? I'm excited for it. For about 4 months I've been visiting the home page in hopes to see the new site. I'm that pumped for it. LOL I know what life I have..
I guess we'll go live on the 28th, when the Knicks play their first official 09/10 game. I'll get at the guys who signed for staff with details these days.
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sorry if i'm posting in wrong thread, but i want to ask where is search function ?
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KathyChung, Tuesday November 6, 2012 - 2:24pm
Hello, all!
We're finally emerging from the post-conference fog here at SiWC Central. Hard to believe SiWC is behind us for another year. We had a great time this year, and from all we've read, it appears you did, too.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. More than anything else, it is the PEOPLE who make SiWC special. The part of our conference of which we're consistently the most proud is the atmosphere. And you, my friends - attendees, presenters, staff, volunteers, trade show participants, book fair participants and everyone else - are what make that happen. Thank you for coming ready to learn, to share what you know, to connect and converse and share a drink in the bar or a meal in the ballroom. Thank you for being attentive and open to new ideas, for taking questions with good grace. Thank you for resisting the urge to foist your MS on an unsuspecting agent in a bathroom stall. Thank you for sharing your work, your passion, and your time with us. And thank you, too, for your words. We've been touched, made to laugh, choked up, and generally chuffed to read your thoughts about SiWC this year. I hope you've all had a chance to read some of the blog posts out there about this year's conference. If not, here are some of the links we're aware of, picked at random:
Did you post about SiWC? Please share your link in the comments.
More soon!
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Great links!
Thanks so much for collecting all these -- so fun to read everyone's highlights! I just keep reacting with "yes, that was awesome!" and "I know, right?!" and "SiWC is amazing!". Seems we all think the conference rocked.... ;)
Here's a link to my post-Surrey post: http://sharigreen.wordpress.com/2012/10/24/writing-conference-siwc2012/
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Awesome as always!
The conference was amazing. As it always is!
Thanks for the links. I've read some, but not all and this way I can extend the conference high a little longer.
And thanks for including the wordbitches in your linky love. :)
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Thanks for the heads-up!
I made two posts about Surrey on my blog -
It was a lovely and fabulous time - terrific presenters and workshops at every timeslot made it soooo tough to choose!
Thanks again for everything!
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post about SiWC
I had a great time at the SiWC and can't wait until next year!
Here is my blog post about my "blue pencil" meeting.
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JJ Lee's inspiring keynote
Thanks for a great conference. Here's my blog post on JJ Lee's talk and the one thing he said about ambition.
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Here's a blog post about a
Here's a blog post about a book review I did on presenter Susanna Kearsley. She is a great workshop presenter. I learned tons about the writing craft.


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Times with family members are irreplaceable and the stuff my happiness is made of. Now I try to make these opportunities rather than wait for them to happen.
I want to hang on to the feelings of my new life - it's a fresh start. I work at keeping these thoughts and feelings close to the surface of my mind, readily available when things don't go well.
Going through a bone marrow transplant in 1987 changed the way I look at my life. Of great importance to me now are my priorities: my family, expanding my interests now that I am retired, painting, travel, and helping others get through what I went through.
I'm spending time alone with each of our kids whenever possible. A year ago, our daughter and I spent a week together on Cape Cod, just the two of us. February: Cold, rainy, windswept, we loved it, and we decided to fit in a little time together alone, somewhere, anywhere, each year.
Last summer, I went to Massachusetts to help one of our sons settle into his new apartment. We had great fun at the discounter's buying things he needed. He's a bachelor and lives like one. We had dinner together in the evenings and told each other how terrific we were to get such bargains. These times with family members are irreplaceable and the stuff my happiness is made of. Now I try to make these opportunities rather than wait for them to happen.
About the time I had my bone marrow transplant, the hospital university offered a special program. This project allows anyone over 60 years old to take courses free of charge. I've been taking courses ever since - Chinese language, music appreciation, Mozart operas, religion courses, and, most important of all, painting. All my life, I've been looking at paintings. I taught high school art but have never painted. Looking back, I think I was afraid to paint - it meant too much to me. I could never produce a painting I would like. But there is something about the cancer experience, and the transplant in particular, that shaved away the veneer of my inhibition. What really matters became obvious to me. I keep three big words pasted on the inside of my brain: NOW! DON'T WAIT!
As a volunteer on the bone marrow unit, I am acutely reminded of the discomfort, fear, and just plain boredom I encountered while undergoing my transplant back in 1987. I understand what the patients are going through and I empathize. As I began volunteering, I had hoped to encourage patients through the tough times of treatment. I have learned, however, that I am the one who benefits most from attending these support groups. The patients' courage, optimism, and mutual support are inspiring. As I watch the protocols become more streamlined, how can I not be optimistic?
I had such a fine support system when I went through the procedure. Our daughter, Chandlee, found out about transplants at a medical school lecture. Our son Jeff transferred his residency to my hospital so he could help me get through it. Our other son, Mitch, taught me guided imagery, and my husband visited me every day and was remarkable in his thoughtfulness. I am very lucky.
All these experiences have made me want to hang onto the feelings of my new life - it's a fresh start. I work at keeping these thoughts and feelings close to the surface of my mind, readily available when things do not go well. In Bob Woodward's book, The Choice, he quotes Elizabeth Dole: "I've had to learn that dependence is a good thing. Then, when I've used up my own resources, when I can't control things and make them come out my way, I'm willing to trust God with the outcome." She said so eloquently what I feel.
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News: WWP's Rack Sets Single-Game Assists Record (7) At Battle at the Beach Tournament
Freshman Marisa Rack set a new Pasadena City College women's water polo team single-game record by passing out seven assists in the Lancers' 15-10 victory over Saddleback at the Long Beach City College-hosted Battle at the Beach Tournament October 20.
Rack's seven helpers snapped the record previously held by teammate Paloma Barrera (2011) and former Lancer Nicole Young (2010), who each had six assists in a match. Rack (from Vista Murrieta High) added two goals and a team-high five steals.
Also in the Saddleback win, Milene Minassians (Glendale High) scored six goals and Naoni Padilla (South Pasadena) added three goals. Top goal scorer Makenzie Blank (Temple City) tallied four goals and two assists. Goalie Shelby Gregg (Crescenta Valley) recorded 14 saves. PCC trailed 8-7 at halftime v. Saddleback, but scored four goals in each of the final two quarters to break away.
PCC then matched its season-high in goals with another 15 net shots in a 15-10 triumph over Southwestern that allowed the Lancers to finish 2-2 at the tournament. On the first day played at Cypress College, PCC lost a pair of tough games, falling to San Diego Mesa, 6-4, and defeated by Cuesta, 13-11, on October 19.
In the Southwestern win, Blank and Minassians each clicked for four goals while Rack was a perfect 3-for-3 on shots. Barrera (Burroughs) added two goals, Padilla one, and Paige Watroba (Laguna Beach) one. Giselle Mendieta (LA Marshall) contributed three assists. Blank made six steals and Racked added four.
Against Mesa, Rack and Blank both had a goal and five steals. Yukiyo Ueda (Temple City) and Minassians had the other goals. Gregg totaled 12 saves and also made three steals.
Against Cuesta, the Lancers rallied from down 9-3 but couldn't quite catch the Cougars. Blank poured in seven goals and two assists to go with five steals. Rack added the hat trick in goals, four assists and five steals. Blank scored four goals in the fourth quarter, all on helpers by Rack.
The Lancers are 7-15 overall, and have won three of their last five games. Blank leads the team with 72 goals (all-time school leading scorer with a current 151). Rack continues to top the squad in assists (29) and steals (51). Gregg has surpassed her save total of last year with 216.
PCC played at Rio Hondo today (Wednesday, October 24) in a South Coast Conference match.
[File Photo--Marisa Rack entered the PCC record books with her seven assists in a game this past weekend.]
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Cougars in Australia Blog - Ken Bone
The Cougars were in Australia for nearly two weeks, Aug. 3-16, for an international tour which included four cities (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane/Gold Coast and Cairns) and five games (WSU went 2-3). Each day a different Coug blogged about his day, and today for our final blog, head coach Ken Bone shares his thoughts about the trip.
From a player's standpoint, the trip to Australia was an outstanding opportunity for them to experience another country. What made it extra special was that these guys have three teammates: James (Hunter), Brock (Motum), and Dexter (Kernich-Drew), who are from that country. And so I think it naturally helps them connect with those guys better, just having a good understanding of their background and where they're from, and a real appreciation of Australia and that country. There were numerous places to see whether it was the Opera House (Sydney) or the Great Barrier Reef (Cairns)...cool places like the zoo...and I think the guys really enjoyed those excursions that we took on, along with the games. I think the games were an experience in themselves as we played in small arenas, but most of the time great crowds with a lot of enthusiasm and I felt like the players enjoyed those atmospheres. Even though they were small crowds, they were fun games.
From a basketball standpoint, I am very pleased with how the guys performed the last game. We didn't always play great but we had good moments throughout the trip. But that last game was against probably the best team we played during the tour, in front of a small but loud hostile crowd against a big, strong, physical NBL (National Basketball League) team which is one of the top teams over there with some great players. I loved the way the guys approached and competed in the game playing down to the last few seconds and I think that that type of game could really lead into the fall workouts and hopefully our season.
I personally enjoyed the time that we coaches spent with the players in a sense of non-competitive time where the pressures aren't real high for any of us. Yeah we want to compete well in those games, but other than that it was a time to kind of relax and have a good time and spend time together. It was good to be able to connect with a number of guys over a 12-13 day period and just take your coaching hat of and be more of a friend and just communicate with these guys. So I really enjoyed that part, and like any coach I enjoyed the few games that we did have. It is always nice to go out and compete.
The one regret I have is the short period of time we spent in Cairns. If I ever were to go back to Australia, I would make sure I would go back there. I thought that was a beautiful place, really laid back, but it would be a fun place to spend some more time. While we were in Cairns though, we were able to catch up with Aron Baynes as soon as he got back from the Olympics in London. It was great that he spent his first night with us and we all appreciated him coming straight from the airport to have dinner with us. It was great for everyone - coaches, players and staff - to catch up with Aron and learn more about his Olympics experience and what it was like playing against Team USA. One of our assistant coaches, Ben Johnson, used to coach in Cairns as well, so it was great that he got to see a lot of his friends and family. What was really fun was seeing photos of him during his playing days, when he was 20 pounds lighter and 20 years younger, that were hung up in the hallway of the gym we played our final game in.
All in all these are great opportunities from an educational standpoint, and a bonding standpoint for teams to take advantage of going on these foreign tours once every four years. I am really appreciative that we were able to do this and I think we all benefitted from it. I really feel like this could lead into the season as we know a little more about the guys here in late August than we normally do, and they have a better feel for us, because we do have a lot of new guys on the team. There are just so many advantages in being able to go on a trip like this and I think we will all benefit from the experience.
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News: Liew Emerges To Help Badminton Over ELAC
The Pasadena City College women's badminton team reached its 40th consecutive conference victory on Wednesday by defeating East Los Angeles College, 16-5, at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. The Lancers are showing no signs of slowing down, continuing to find improvement each match.
PCC (5-2, 5-0) is sitting comfortably atop the South Coast Conference while increasing its margin of victory against its top rival ELAC (3-2 overall and in the SCC) by three points from their first encounter (13-8 PCC win). Some of this is thanks to emerging standout freshman Alice Liew.
As Pasadena's No. 2 player, she struggled in her first match of the event which was against the Huskies' No. 1 player, Cherry Lai. Liew battled back after losing the opening set, and was able to hold off Lai, winning the match 20-22, 21-15, 21-19. Liew (pictured) then easily defeated East Los Angeles' No. 2 player Shirley Su, 21-5, 21-12.
Liew later teamed up with fellow freshman Shaghig Avedisian to make Pasadena's No. 2 pair and collected a win over Su and Suki Kwan, the Huskies' No. 2 pair, 21-19, 21-8.
"This was her best overall match of the season," head coach Bill Sanchez said. "She played incredibly well. We're going to need Alice to step up, especially by the time we reach the postseason."
"I've been playing for 10 years and even trained for the Olympics at one point," said Liew, who was a top prep player at Mark Keppel High. "But a minor knee injury kept me sidelined, which is why I've been rusty the past few weeks. It feels really good to be getting my rhythm back."
Grace Espinoza, as Pasadena's No. 3 player, collected four wins of her own after having to retire from a singles match last week due to injury. The now healthy sophomore Espinoza defeated Yuki Tai, 21-11, 21-8, and Suki Kwan, 21-17, 21-9, who were the Huskies' No. 3 and No. 4 players, respectively. She and No. 1 Lancer Angie Ortiz defeated Su-Kwan, 21-10, 21-15 and Lai-Tai, 21-9, 21-15, in their doubles matches. The defending CCCAA state champion Ortiz received one of her first true battles of the season as Lai pushed her to three sets before Ortiz prevailed, 18-21, 21-13, 21-18.
Lancer No. 6 freshman Alejandra Palacios struggled against ELAC's No. 5 Chuyan Lao and lost in three sets, 21-14, 16-21, 21-17, but later swept past Huskies No. 6 player Siquiong Pei, 21-9, 21-14. Avedisian, Lancer No. 4, and PCC No. 5 Alyssa Boyt each split their singles matches as well. In No. 3 doubles, Boyt-Palacios won over Lao and Rose Cheung, 21-16, 21-15.
PCC will try to keep its SCC streak alive when it travels to El Camino College-Compton Center to take on the Tartars on Friday at 2 p.m.
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