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This review is part of a ten-car comparison of large sedans. The Avalon is ranked sixth place of ten.
6th Place: 2014 Toyota Avalon Limited
Summary review
The Toyota Avalon used to be very clear about what it was: a spacious, cushy, quiet luxury sedan. It was not stylish, it was not at all sporty. There were no compromises. It wasn't for everyone, but if it was for you, it was a great fit.
The latest version of the Avalon, which came out as a 2013 model, has less of a clear focus. It's definitely a very different car than it once was. Most of its former strengths and weaknesses have been eliminated. It's no longer especially roomy, and it no longer has an especially smooth or quiet ride. In exchange, it has better handling (though it's still not sporty) and sleeker styling (though still not necessarily eye-popping).
One thing the Avalon isn't is cheap. Comparably equipped to the other cars in this comparison, it had the highest out-the-door transaction price of these 10, at just over $37,000. (This is offset somewhat by best-in-class fuel economy and two years of free scheduled maintenance.)
If you are looking for some of every quality, and are willing to pay a lot for that, the Avalon may prove to be a compelling choice. But there's little that it does outstandingly well. Whatever your top priority is, odds are not good that the Avalon provides it as well as a number of able competitors. If you bought one, you likely wouldn't be disappointed, but careful shopping would likely yield a better fit.
No extremes
Some reviews have either slammed the Avalon for poor ride quality or praised it for nimble handling. For better or for worse, this reviewer observed neither trait.
The ride isn't pillow-soft and outstandingly quiet like Avalons of yore (and a few competitors), but it's neither noisy or uncomfortable either by the standards of the class. This Toyota is the lightest, lowest, and narrowest car in this comparison, which does help its handling, but the super-light steering isn't terribly responsive, and overall the Avalon feels more maneuverable than agile. And while that's not at all a bad thing compared to a few cumbersome competitors, it's not exactly going to cause any excitement.
The carryover 3.5-liter V6 does remain competitive, though, providing smooth, strong performance and class-leading fuel economy. The EPA puts the Avalon at 24 miles per gallon in mixed driving, and 31 mpg on the highway. Indeed, gas mileage is the Avalon's only characteristic that is notably outstanding, and even then the difference between it and the lowest-mileage competitor is just 3 mpg. (There is also a four-cylinder hybrid version of the Avalon that's rated for an outstanding 40 mpg in mixed driving, but it doesn't have the smooth, quiet performance of the V6 Avalon or the other six-cylinder cars in this comparison.)
Inside, the Avalon's front and rear seats are ordinary for space and comfort. The front seats have rather hard, flat, and small cushions – perfectly acceptable, but not particularly impressive. The rear seat has impressive room on paper, but that appears to have been artificially inflated by a small cushion, which is also lower and harder than it should be for optimum comfort. It was likely sacrificed to the redesigned Avalon's sleeker roofline.
Trunk volume has improved significantly over the previous-generation Avalon, though; it's now competitive with the class at 16 cubic feet, though not outstanding. The car also lacks a folding rear seat.
The Avalon's interior quality is nice for the price, including false-leather dashboard trim and tasteful trim accents. Its in-dash touchscreen is smaller and less responsive than those in several competitors, though, feeling several years behind infotainment systems from Chrysler and Kia in particular. And like the Ford Taurus, the Avalon uses touch-sensitive buttons for some functions; their ridges and bumps make them easier to find than in the Ford, and they respond more quickly, but it's still too easy to brush against the wrong one. No matter how well they're executed, touch-sensitive controls simply do not work as well as conventional buttons.
The main word to describe the Avalon is unobjectionable. Especially if you're particularly drawn to its styling, there isn't that much that's really wrong with it, even by the fairly high standards of this class.
But there just isn't enough that's really right with it either. It strikes an acceptable balance of various qualities, but it's a car that you'd need to settle for rather than be delighted with – a something that would need to win due to competitors' shortfalls rather than its own particular merits.
Especially considering that the Avalon is costlier than the competition, shop around carefully.
Overall grade: B-
- More photos of the 2014 Toyota Avalon Limited
- Report card: Rating the Avalon -- how does it compare in different ways, such as comfort, performance, and fuel economy?
- Report card: Ranking the Avalon -- how does it stack up for different types of buyers?
More from this comparison:
- Previous review: 2014 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SV (7th place)
- Next review: 2014 Buick LaCrosse Leather (5th place)
- Introduction
- Rating the ten large sedans
- Ranking the ten large sedans
- Quick summaries of the ten large sedans: Pros, cons, conclusions
See also:
Review: 2013 Toyota Camry XLE
Review: 2013 Toyota RAV4 Limited
Review: 2012 Toyota Prius v
Review: 2011 Toyota Sienna XLE
Review: 2010 Lexus RX350
Vehicle tested: 2013 Toyota Avalon
Vehicle base price (MSRP): $30,990
Version tested: Limited
Version base price: $39,650
Vehicle price as tested (MSRP): $40,670
Vehicle price as comparable (MSRP)*: $40,885
Estimated transaction price as comparable**: $37,006
Test vehicle provided by: Darcars Toyota; Silver Spring, Md.
Key specifications:
Length: 195.2 inches
Width: 72.2 inches
Height: 57.5 inches
Wheelbase: 111.0 inches
Weight: 3,461 pounds
Trunk volume: 16.0 cubic feet
Turning circle: 37.4 feet
Engine: 3.5-liter V6 with 268 horsepower
Transmission: 6-speed automatic
EPA city mileage: 21 miles per gallon
EPA highway mileage: 31 miles per gallon
EPA combined mileage: 24 miles per gallon
Assembly location: Kentucky
For more information: Toyota website
* "Prices as comparable" reflect 2014 models with leather seats, a sunroof, a navigation system, a premium audio system, heated front seats, and certain other premium features.
** Transaction price estimates are based on data from Truecar.com and dealer quotes.


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We talk a lot about scenarios, and clearly it's not universal about when it's time to fight back or whether it's better to comply when the BG gets the drop on you. But here's a case where it's obvious:
"He emptied the bullets to the gun, showed me the bullets, closed it back up, cocked the gun and said, give me the earrings,'" the student said. "From that point on, I gave him everything he wanted."
This is a quote from a news report from a robbery a couple nights ago here in Atlanta.
Keep in mind there were two robbers, and four victims. One of the robbers was 17, and the other was so young they're not releasing his name and picture. The four victims were college students.
It's four against two, and he just unloaded his gun. I think it might be time to fight back.
The story does have a good ending at any rate. Two victims were put in the trunk of their own car and driven to an ATM where the robbers attempted to clean out their bank accounts. The victims in the trunk did have the presence of mind to call 911, use the emergency release in the trunk to open it slightly, and pass their location information along to police.
The robbers were caught at the bank trying to use the ATM and the victims are fine.

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Besides being "in," yoga is an incredibly beneficial activity for all ages and abilities. The health benefits of yoga are great, and many people are much happier as a result of their practice.
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A study in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research found that after a bout of eccentric training (workouts that cause muscle soreness the next day), a single bout of yoga significantly improve soreness the the next day. While I know some people enjoy feeling muscle soreness the next day after a workout, some people do their best to avoid it. If you want to reduce your muscle soreness try yoga out. It may also be helpful for those who have a race or competition coming it. It is important to continue to train but soreness can hinder performance.
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The Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility and UA's department of telecommunication and film will host the third annual screening at the Bama Theatre in downtown Tuscaloosa.
The screening is the culmination of the International Documenting Justice course in which students devote two on-campus semesters and a study-abroad term to telling stories of international justice and injustice via film.
The event will feature two short documentaries filmed by undergraduate students in Italy and Morocco.
Admission for the event is free and open to the public.
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Nicole Massi, 62, passed away suddenly on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008.
She was born in Nuoro, Italy, on Nov. 4, 1946, to Giacomo and Maria Vincenza Sirca. In 1974, she met her beloved husband, Giulio, in Sardegna, Italy, where they were married. Shortly after, she moved to the United States. Nicole was very active in her church, where she was a Eucharistic minister and a member of the Bernadette Guild. She enjoyed taking care of her flowers and home, and always put others ahead of herself, especially her family. She loved hosting dinners, which were enjoyed by her family and many friends.
She is survived by her loving husband of 34 years, Giulio of Seville; son, Charles (Mary Steyer) of Seville; daughters, Ann (Nick) Fanelly of Green and Stephanie (T.J.) Bencin of Medina; brother, Salvatore (Amelia) Sirca of Italy; sister, Pasqualina (Mario) Naldoni of Italy; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family and friends in the United States, Canada and Italy.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Mass of Christian Burial: 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Bernard Catholic Church, 44 University Ave., Akron.
Entombment: Holy Cross Cemetery.
Visiting hours: 4 to 8 p.m. Monday at Anthony Funeral Home, Kucko-Anthony-Kertesz Chapel, 1990 S. Main St., Akron.
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The University of Wyoming men's basketball looks to return to its winning ways in the deep Mountain West on Wednesday when the Cowboys host Nevada at 7 p.m. in the Arena-Auditorium. The Pokes (16-7, 2-7 MW) earned a 59-48 road win over the Wolf Pack (12-11, 3-6 MW) on Jan. 12 in the first meeting between the two this season. Wednesday's promotion is Mardi Gras, as the first 1,500 fans will receive a Mardi Gras mask and the first 2,000 fans will receive brown and gold beads.
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Head coach David Carter and Nevada enter the week at 12-11 overall and 3-6 in conference play for seventh in the MW standings. The Wolf Pack has gone 3-4 since a 59-48 home loss to Wyoming on Jan. 12 and is 2-7 on the road this season. Most recently, Nevada earned a 74-69 home win over Air Force last Saturday. The Wolf Pack trailed 61-51 with just over five minutes left, but closed the game on a 23-8 run to snap a three-game losing skid. The Pack dominated the glass, outrebounding the Falcons 40-27 and 14-4 on the offensive glass. The Wolf Pack offense ranks sixth in the MW at 69.0 points per game, but is seventh in field goal percentage at 42 percent and ninth in three-point percentage at 29 percent. Nevada ranks second in the league and 30th in the NCAA in free throw percentage at 74 percent. On the defensive end, the Wolf Pack is seventh in field goal percentage defense at 43 percent and ninth in three-point field goal defense at 37 percent. Nevada's plus 0.7 turnover margin is seventh and its 0.9 assist-turnover ratio is eighth in the conference.
Each Team's Leaders
Preseason All-MW selection Deonte Burton is Nevada's top threat at 16.3 points, 2.4 assists and 1.6 steals per game. The junior guard ranks sixth in the MW in points, second in steals and seventh in assists. Senior Malik Story gives Nevada one of the best guard duos in the MW at 16.4 points, 2.3 assists and 3.4 rebounds. He ranks fifth in the MW in points, second in threes per game at 2.5 and fifth in three-point percentage at 35. The duo are the only Wolf Pack players to start all 23 games, as Burton posted 22 points and Story added 16 against Air Force. Junior forward Kevin Panzer chipped in a double-double of 10 points and 14 rebounds against the Falcons, but averages 4.5 points and 4.7 rebounds on the season. Junior guard Jerry Evans Jr. and freshman forward Cole Huff round out Nevada's probable starters. Evans pulls down a team-high 5.9 rebounds to go with 8.2 points, while Huff scores 4.5 points and made just his eighth start of the season against Air Force.
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Friday, January 31, 2014
As I mentioned, I reached 2511 fitness minutes during January...as of yesterday. So, today was a day off for me. (I do not do a rest day each week...I am afraid I will forget to restart.) I also decided that I would eat more 'relaxed' than typical.
My observations? First...I missed the fitness. I never felt totally 'awake.' I listen to upbeat music during my 30 minutes on the treadmill, and those songs seemed to be playing in my head all day. Yes, I play the same cd...I am Woman by Shania Twain. (I think that is the name of it.) Every time I came to my computer, I walked by my elliptical. Seemed strange to walk by, when I had not recorded a workout on it, but I reminded myself I needed a rest day. Steps on the tracker? It is after 8, and I have less than 3000 steps. No, not sleeping all day, but with no treadmill, elliptical, or stationary biking during The Chew or Pioneer Woman, the step count stayed way down.
Food? Well, breakfast was an egg and gluten free homemade hot brown rice breakfast cereal with raisins. Typically I would have that, plus a couple tangerines, so not bad so far.
Lunch? leftover baked potato and mixed vegetables...not bad. Dinner? Broccoli cheese rice casserole with honey mustard chicken.
Snacks? What happens on a rest day does not get counted in my world. Suffice it to say that I had peanuts for healthy fats and protein. And dairy in the form of ice cream. And homemade flourless peanut butter cookies. No, these things were not particularly good things to have. But, though I did not track everything, I measured and limited serving sizes. I planned what I ate, and when and where I ate it. So, I am OK, even though I certainly went over calories, especially since I did not have any workouts.
What did I learn today? I need my workouts to feel my best. I need my veggies, and the sense of control I get by tracking everything. (I did keep up on my water.)
But, my big lesson was just now, when DH brought up pellets for the stove. I went over and tried to pick up the 40 pound bag. I could just barely move it. Yet, less than 7 months ago, I was carrying that 40 pounds with me every moment of every day. I even notice how much heavier DH's footsteps are when he is carrying the bag, and know I must have sounded the same.
I am ready to start February with workouts and tracking back in place. And I will give 30 days each month to the Spark program...starting in March. I will take a rest day one day in each month that has 31 days, and if necessary modify other days. But no more will I not exercise, and also not track and stay in range on the same day. It just doesn't feel good.
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This power source LED driver plugs into any standard wall outlet. 18 watts. 12 volts DC. Black color. Will power 6 feet outlet of FL20 series and 27 feet of FL09 series. Output cord is 5 feet long. Used for dry location only. From TSM Associates.
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The sound of one hand clapping may still be a question up for debate, but in Fine, the story of a soldier's birth, life and death, Italian filmmaker Virgilio Villoresi has closed the book on what you get when one hand acts. An inventively entertain short is the answer.
Fine by Virgilio Villoresi from Virgilio Villoresi on Vimeo.
Although not strictly solo hand acting this time, (there are a few supporting players/props) I figured you'd like to see more of Villoresi's inventive filmmaking at work. This time his whimsical style provides the perfect accompaniment for Vinicio Capossela's Pryntyl.
Pryntyl (2011, music video: Vinicio Capossela, directed by Virgilio Villoresi) from Virgilio Villoresi on Vimeo.
MarBelle has a strange compulsion to watch as many films as he can get his hands on and find jobs that give him a legitimate excuse to drill filmmakers about their work. Directors Notes is the latest incarnation of this disorder and so much cheaper than film school. Twitter: @MarBelle
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College Hockey:Yale Season Preview
After a particularly trying season in 2011-2012 that saw Yale win but a single game, hope returned to New Haven, Conn. last season. That renaissance was fueled by an incoming class that made a difference immediately, and now, according to coach Joakim Flygh, they return as sophomores bigger, stronger, and faster, and he looks for them to have even more of an impact.
They already led the way as rookies. Four members of the class — Kate Martini, Jamie Haddad, Janelle Ferrara, and Hanna Åström — finished in the top five on the team in points. Martini, the points leader, plays on the blue line, as does junior Tara Tomimoto, the runner-up in points.
That glass could be half empty or half full. It's good that a team is getting offensive contributions from defensemen. On the negative side, one would like to see greater offense in evidence at the forward position. The net result is that the Bulldogs finished 10th in the league in scoring offense, mirroring their position in the standings.
The lack of offense puts more pressure on the defense and goaltender Jaimie Leonoff.
"She's going to have to be very good for us to be competitive in our league, and I feel she's more than capable of doing that," Flygh said.
Another obstacle for Yale over the past couple of seasons has been the quantity of injuries that have knocked players out of the lineup or hampered their effectiveness. Flygh said preparation is a must in staying healthy, "Just making sure that we're in better shape." He added, "and a little bit of luck," citing the number of concussions his players have suffered.
A number of things need to go right for the Bulldogs to get back into the playoff field, but at least this season, that is a realistic goal. It is made challenging by the number of ECAC teams that share that goal and are demonstrating improvement.
"Women's hockey in general is getting more competitive," Flygh. "A lot of teams are doing a great job of recruiting."
As Flygh pointed out, the fact that the ECAC was the best represented conference at Hockey Canada's U-22 camp over the summer is evidence of that.
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In the United States of America, most of us are under the impression that all people are created equal. Apparently, "created equal" means we all have rights granted to us through birth. After further inspection, one could come to acknowledge that this is not the case. In fact, there are a certain group of people among us who not only have the same rights promised to the average person, but also have rights some of us did not even know were rights to begin with! This group of people breathe how we breathe, bleed how we bleed, sleep how we sleep, blink, think, walk, talk, everything we can do, they can do... Only better! This group is known as "celebrities."
Celebrities seemingly can get away with anything! ANYTHING! If you're reading this article, you clearly have not committed any of the crimes many celebrities have committed-- or if you have, good luck avoiding getting caught-- and I'm sure most of us wouldn't want to commit these crimes-- or if you would, you need to get your life in order--, so it's beyond comprehension how or why these celebs get away with the same illegal activities that could land the Average Joe in prison!You might want examples, right?
How about that "Two and a Half Men" star who is known to do cocaine at various upscale hotels? The Feds can just turn the television onto TMZ and already have enough evidence to get any judge to grant them a search warrant, but they'd rather break into houses in the underprivileged communities across America, assuming everyone who is poor does drugs!
How about that creepy singer (R.I.P) who was accused TWICE of having sexual intercourse with young boys? Even a false rumor about a non-celebrity molesting children could (and definitely would) ruin his/her life entirely.
If those examples are not good enough to make this point valid, take a look at that rich, bratty chick who has been caught several times with possession of narcotics, yet she is not serving time in prison. Is it because her daddy owns overpriced hotels? Maybe her and the former "Two and a Half Men" failure should get together and set up a cocaine snorting binge at one of daddy's hotel rooms? Hey, they won't have to worry about the police. The cops will be too busy busting into "suspected" criminals' homes instead of actually nabbing proven law-breakers.
Guaranteed, "if the glove does not fit, you must acquit" would not be a phrase that would free you of murder allegations. It could work if you're a football player, but in the case that you're not, you might as well be looking at ways to prove that you were not home to murder your wife and her lover, instead of relying on evidence of a glove not fitting.
There have been countless incidents where known names have walked away without repercussions for their terrible decision-making skills. How long do you think it would take for a jury to find you guilty of stealing a $2,500 necklace? Especially when there's surveillance footage of you taking it! Do you actually think you'd be able to come to your court hearing late without even a "contempt of court" thrown at you by the judge?
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Below are quick results from Sunday's WWE Smackdown live event from the Sheffield Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield, England:
* Drew McIntyre, Jinder Mahal, Santino Marella & Ted DiBiase b. The Prime Time Players and Epico & Primo. After the match, The Shield brought the babyfaces to justice. Dean Ambrose got on the mic and hyped the show's main event.
* Fandango b. Ted DiBiase
* Natalya b. Alicia Fox
* Mark Henry b. The Great Khali
* Alberto Del Rio w/Ricardo Rodriguez b. Jack Swagger w/Zeb Colter in a no disqualification match
* WWE Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett b. Justin Gabriel
* Randy Orton b. Big Show
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Inception Movie Reviews
Release Date: Jul 16, 2010
Genre: Action/AdventureSciFi/Fantasy
Rating: (PG-13)
User reviews on Inception
This movie was confusing in the beginning but after I got into it, it was really good.
not bad until they had to add a car chase and way too many guns. what's with hollywood? I'm being generous with stars because of the decent acting, interesting concept and cool special effects.
To me, and my family, Inception was a great movie. It took me until the middle to actually understand what they were doing at all. So don't expect to understand everything in the beginning. The characters were great, they all played their part wonderfully! Personally I have a problem with people's accents when I'm at a movie, so in the beginning I was like, "What did he say." Which totally threw me off. So only say why they are going in the dreams a few times, so listen closely. Pay attention to everything, if you don't you'll get confused...... So the movie was okay, after what I just said that's what I think. The movie is good, you can't really find the plot when you need to, and I was confused... But if you like a movie with confusion, watch this one!!
Wow!!! An amazing two and a half hour thrill ride. Dicaprio and the entire supporting cast really deliver in this well written and directed new twist on the action thriller.
Not bad, but it seems there were a few slow spots, the slo mo stuff it seemed like to me could have been moved along, it added to the length of the movie but not really to the overall of the good or bad of it. Reminded me of something I saw a couple of decades ago.....
it was a awsome movie!!! id rate it 10/10 man i can watch that movie over and over it is definatly worth the time
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Fascinating and utterly absorbing. However, the experience was marred by poor dialog audio quality. I don't know if it was the theater's audio system or not, but quite a few lines were essentially incoherent, and I don't just mean Ken Watanabe's. With a plot line this convoluted, you really need to know what the actors are saying!
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Inception is one of my new "favs". I especially enjoyed Joseph Gordon-Levitt's performance. The concept of a dream within a dream, etc. was brilliant. A little hard to follow at first but after a second viewing the next day the storyline and flow became perfectly clear.
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FEATURES: pronounced as one of the most beautiful islands in the world, in 1969 also pronounced as the National Park, covered with lush vegetation
TO VISIT: a large number of resorts and wild beaches
EVENTS: Fisherman's evenings
CUISINE: fish, clams, wine.
ELAFITI (Elaphiti) ISLANDS
A visit to the Elafiti (or Elaphiti) islands could be the high point of your visit to Dubrovnik. The terrain is forested and hilly and the little villages retain the relaxed slowness of traditional Adriatic life. There are 13 islands in this archipelago northwest of Dubrovnik but only three Elaphiti islands are inhabited:
•Kolocep (pronounced Kolo-chep),
•Lopud and
•Sipan (pronounced Shee-pan)
DISTANCE: 20 km from the town of Dubrovnik
FEATURES: the oldest monument of garden architecture in Croatia
TO VISIT: the very location of the rich gardens and exotic plants
EVENTS: daily visits to the location are allowed.
DISTANCE: 50 km from the town of Dubrovnik
FEATURES: city with the longest walls in Europe
TO VISIT: the oldest salt factory in Europe, oyster and mussel farm
EVENTS: Fisherman's evenings
CUISINE: oysters, mussels, fish, wine, olives.
The town center is a maze of cobbled streets full of small restaurants with some of the freshest seafood in Croatia. The area is especially famous for its oysters and other shellfish. Your guide will show you around town and walk with you along a portion of the wall. You then have the option of stopping for lunch to try some of Ston's famous seafood.
DISTANCE: 40 km from the town of Dubrovnik
FEATURES: the second largest Croatian peninsula
TO VISIT: the ideal place for outings and holidays
CUISINE: fish, olives, wine (Dingach and Postup).
The Peljesac peninsula is known for its rugged terrain which provides great conditions for grape growing. It is these conditions combined with centuries of skill and tradition that help to create the region's wines, which are among the best in Croatia.
DISTANCE: 50 km from the town of Dubrovnik
FEATURES: the largest and most famous cave in B&H, a candidate for UNESCO
TO VISIT: the very location rich with corridors, lakes and waterfalls
EVENTS: daily visits to the location are allowed.
DISTANCE: 90 km from the town of Dubrovnik
FEATURES: One of the most famous Roman Catholic shrine, visited annually by approximately one million tourists
TO VISIT: Hill of Apparition, Križevac
EVENTS: Apparition Anniversary, Youth Fest
CUISINE: lamb, grilled dishes, wine, brandy.
DISTANCE:60 km from the town of Dubrovnik
FEATURES: statute of the city and the island of Korcula, one of the oldest legal documents in this part of Europe, built in the 13th century, considered the hometown of Marco Polo
TO VISIT: the old town, beautiful beaches
EVENTS: Fisherman's evenings, Knight's game Moreška
CUISINE: clams, fish, wine.
Korcula is one of the most beautiful islands on Croatia's Adriatic coast. It has lots to offer holiday makers including a historic walled town, great beaches, and locally produced food and wine. While visitors can easily spend 2 or 3 days on the island, those with less time can see the historic town of Korcula on a daytrip from Dubrovnik
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Bag, Lindbergh, King Collection
On May 20-21, 1927, Charles Lindbergh literally flew into history when he crossed the Atlantic Ocean in his Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis, thus becoming the first pilot to fly solo and nonstop from New York to Paris. This flight made Lindbergh a household name and catapulted him into fame and celebrity. The objects of popular culture in the National Collection display everything from ashtrays to wristwatches reflect the public adulation for Lindbergh and the powerful commercial response to his celebrity. More than 75 years after the Spirit's historic flight, Lindbergh's name still has the power help sell manufactured goods.
Gift of the Stanley King Family.
Physical Description:
A green clamshell bag with an image of the Spirit of St. Louis flying above water and land. A small sailboat is in the water beneath the propeller of the plane. Several birds are also in the sky. The stitching on the bag is yellow and connects a strip of fabric to the edges of the bag. A small brown leather band and a metal clasp are affixed to the top of the bag. The bottom of the bag features two hinges and 8 small metal circles.
- Location
- Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA
- Hangar
- Boeing Aviation Hangar
- Type
- MEMORABILIA-Popular Culture
- Materials
- Board, leather and metal
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Phone Booth, Mercury Capsule Shape
This phone booth shaped like a Mercury spacecraft came from the visitor center at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. The Bird-Adams Company of Doraville, Georgia, manufactured it in the late 1960s. Bird-Adams made novelty phone booths for children's hospitals, amusement parks, zoos, and shopping centers. Although this booth was called the "Gemini Model BA-20," it more closely resembles a Mercury spacecraft.
The coin-operated phone inside, like the pay phone that would have been mounted in the booth originally, has separate slots for quarters, nickels, and dimes.
Transferred from NASA Kennedy Space Center
Telephone: Gift of Patrick Conahan
Transferred from NASA Kennedy Space Center
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Manufacturer
- Bird-Adams Company, Inc.
- Type
- MEMORABILIA-Miscellaneous
- Materials
- Housing of molded fiberglass; framing of 3/4 inch marine grade plywood; interior of Formica with seat and head rest of Cycolac; aluminum tubing ladder; steel Phillips head screws.
- Dimensions
- Approximate (Overall): 134.62 x 114.3cm (4ft 5in. x 3ft 9in.)


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It's next to impossible to limit the list of top recruiters in the SEC to just five, but that was the assignment here. It's no surprise to see an Alabama assistant at the top of the list with the recent run the Crimson Tide have been on, but those who follow it closely enough also know there's some tremendous recruiters across the state at Auburn.
College football's matches for the Euro 2016 final eight
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Best SEC recruiting grounds by position: Offense
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SEC roundtable: Which new coordinator will have the most impact?
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Better know a nonconference opponent: USC
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The games where 10 players can cement their Heisman candidacy
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Downtown St. Paul, 1857.
Minnesota Territory experienced a boom period starting in 1855. Industry flourished region-wide and companies amassed incredible wealth. The Financial Panic of 1857 brought the good times to a halt and interrupted the growth of the fledgling state.
The K. J. Taralseth Company Building, 1915. Originally published in Warren Sheaf, September 1, 1915.
K. J. Taralseth Company Building, Marshall County, c.2002.
The K.J. Taralseth Company building is a physical reminder of the early commercial development of Warren. After moving from a brick store that was destroyed by fire in 1910, Ralph Taralseth built a new store that reflected the company's success. The new building carried a mixed product line for which the company became known. It also provided space for the professional services and fraternal organizations forming in and around Warren.
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David J. Cotney
Commissioner of Banks,
Division of Banks
November 2010 to Present
David J. Cotney has served as the Commissioner of Banks since November 2010. He oversees the supervision of over 200 banks and credit unions with total combined assets in excess of $400 billion. His office is also responsible for the licensing and supervision of over 8,500 non-depository licensees including mortgage lenders, mortgage brokers, mortgage loan originators, consumer finance companies, money services businesses, debt collectors, and loan servicers.
Mr. Cotney is an active contributor to consumer protection efforts both in Massachusetts and nationally. In 2015, Mr. Cotney was elected as chairman of the Board of Directors of the Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS). CSBS is a national organization which advocates for and is dedicated to advancing the state banking system. He serves as a member of the board of the CSBS Education Foundation and of the Board of Managers of the State Regulatory Registry (SRR), where he previously served as chairman. From 2013 – 2015, he served as chairman of the State Liaison Committee (SLC) of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC). The FFIEC was created by Congress to promote uniform examination standards and principles by state and federal financial institution regulators. Additionally, in 2014, Cotney was appointed to serve as chairman of the CSBS Emerging Payments Task Force.
Previously, Mr. Cotney served as the Division's Chief Operating Officer (COO) where he oversaw the Division's Administration & Policy Section which included the daily administration of a staff of 160 employees, an annual budget appropriation of over $17 million, revenue collection, information technology, financial and non financial internal controls, and all legal and legislative matters. Mr. Cotney began his professional career as an entry-level Bank Examiner with the Division of Banks in 1990. Over more than 20 years, Mr. Cotney rose through the ranks of management, serving in various operating units of the Division.
Mr. Cotney holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Tufts University, a Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Public and Nonprofit Management from Boston University, and a Master in Public Administration from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.


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Heather from Larissa Hill Designs spotted a great piece of framed crewel work while perusing a local flea market and purchased it for $8. Although a little yellowed around the edges, the crewel work was in great shape.
Heather took it home, removed the crewel work from the frame, pressed it, and made it into a pillow for her family room. I love Heather's creativity in finding a piece of framed art and turning it into a pillow. One key to finding treasures among secondhand items is the ability to look beyond the obvious!
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Memorial QB is done, but conference football season has only just begun
Senior Blake Kramer has decided to step away from football.
It's high school game day for Week 3 and the first full night of the conference football season is peppered with potential tone-setters.
First, a notable roster move at Elkhart Memorial where senior Blake Kramer, who pushes himself in the offseason toward a college track and field career, has decided to step away from football now and not risk potential injury. Said Kramer Thursday morning, "I spoke with coach (Bill) Roggeman yesterday although all parties were kept in the decision throughout the whole process. He agreed with the decision that I made. I have too many scholarships on the line with track. I faced the fact that I was not going to play football at the next level (college) and continuing to play was prohibiting my progress in running and taking the risk of obtaining an injury. It was one of the most difficult decisions I have made in my life. The teams performance had absolutely nothing to do with my decision nor did my roll on the team have a factor. I still believe that the team is going to have a great season despite the 0-2 start. The entire team is very hard working and motivated and bound to win the rest of the games they compete in this season. I wish the best for the entire team."
The Crimson Chargers are 0-2 heading into Goshen, a third straight road game. Junior Trevor Trowbridge, who had shared the QB duties with Kramer, will now take over on a full-time basis. Said Bill Roggeman, the EMHS head coach, "It's gotta help (Trowbridge). A, he's the quarterback and B, it'll make him more nervous. But he was fine with sharing time, but now he's the guy. It was where either one couldn't beat the other out ... both deserved playing time. We can tailor things to Trevor completely."
Roggeman said there is no ill-will toward Kramer or his decision. In fact, Roggeman said Kramer embarked on "a very mature process'' in choosing to step away from football. "He didn't quit," Roggeman said, "he chose to go full force on track."
Games To Watch: In the Northern Lakes Conference, three intriguing games get the ball rolling. Two unbeatens -- NorthWood and Concord -- meet at Jake Field, Plymouth and Warsaw continue their long-standing community rivalry and Northridge looks for its first 3-0 start since 1992 when it plays host to Wawasee. The results, and more importantly, how the games are played, may set the table for how the rest of the NLC shakes out this fall.
NorthWood, which is playing more two-way players than it has in recent years, knows it's got to keep Concord QB Trevor Wilmore in the pocket and not running free while the Panthers' offense has to spread the ball around and try to control some clock. Defensively, NW has been spotty in wins over Jimtown and CMA. The Jimmies gave the Panthers a full dose of run game while the new-look Eagles have dumped their hard ground attack for a spread offense. Concord is capable of doing both, but again, has not looked crisp.
"Concord has an offense that can do it all,'' NorthWood coach Scott Hoover said. "The thing we don't have that we've had in the past, we don't have that 12-play drive in us.We've got to have our share of big plays. Offensively, we need to get big chunks."
The Minutemen will be without halfback Jackson Marlowe and wideout Adam Glanders for a second week while they nurse injuries. On the heels of relatively easy wins over South Bend Washington and Memorial, Concord needs a 4-quarter game. "This is a great test for our defense. They present a lot of problems. They'll run from the slot, the veer, they'll have the quarterback follow. It's a good test."
Central @ Penn: Again, two unbeatens, but teams on different paths. The Blue Blazers, after a slow start vs. Memorial, opened up and worked over Goshen in the second half last week. That's two wins over struggling offenses and winless teams. The Kingsmen, meanwhile, have buried Valpo and Portage and QB Zach Oakley is a bear with speed. ... Remember, Central-Penn is a long series, not a great rivalry. The Blazers haven't won in 31 years. When it's all said and done, it comes down to whether Central can block well enough up front for QB Vinny Schnell and RB Joe Phillips. If ECHS can't hold off a typical attacking Penn front, it'll be a long night. Again. And then there's Oakley when Penn has the ball. "Great competitor, great leader ... he finds ways to win ball games," Penn coach Cory Yeoman said.
Levon Johnson, Central's coach, said that maintaining poise is the key this week. "Our message to the guys was about being patient, that 3 and 4 yards is a win. We have to keep drives going and don't do things to cost us a down." ... Central has a four-year starter in Isaac Barrios on the most experienced offensive line the Blazers have had in a long time. Their success is vital, pure and simple. Without it, Central has little chance to win.
Wawasee @Northridge: Another fun story line with Tom Wogomon, the new Raider coach, taking on a Warrior team he left last spring. All of the pre-game talk has been about Northridge's 2-0 start, but it's Wawasee who will have the game's best offensive player in wideout Clayton Cook. The Raiders don't want to get beaten by Cook and they can't beat themselves with pressure they may place on this contest. "As soon as the ball is kicked off, it's a football game and two teams wanting to be 1-0 in the conference," Wogomon said.


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A few weeks ago I picked up a Gen 3 Glock 23. Took it shooting and loved it so much I went back a couple weeks later and bought the same gun....Gen 3 Glock 23 to keep at home for my wife since she is pregnant and will be going on bedrest soon. So here I've got 2 identical guns and trying to decide which one should ride on my hip and which one should stay home. Seems like an easy decision, right? They are both Glocks afterall, and proven Gen 3's at that. But when putting them both through the paces, there are couple minor nuances between the two that have caught my attenion.
Both have shot great...accurate and no malfunctions. However...
Glock A has a slightly looser frame-to-slide fit. Nothing major, but noticeable. Glock B has a tigher frame-to-slide fit.
Glock A passed the "rattle test" to make sure the firing pin is free and not obstructed. Glock B passed the test as well, but Glock B had a much more audible rattle and more of a "ping" sound.
And to really split hairs, the slide on Glock has that more glossy look, whereas Glock B's finish isn't nearly as glossy.
So given this information, if you HAD to pick on to carry, which would you choose. Or if I'm being making something out of nothing and these differences are too nominal to even matter, feel free to let me know that too :smile:


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Writing Across the Curriculum Committee (WAC) -- Joe Law, Chair, no report.
University General Education Committee (UGEC) -- Jean Edwards, Chair, no report.
Undergraduate Academic Program Review Committee (UAPRC) -- Susan Carrafiello, Chair, the committee will meet on April 21 to review Liberal Studies program submission.
Course Inventory and Modification Requests
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Approved Inventories: EMS 201*, EMS 202*, EMS 203*, EMS 204*, EMS 205*.
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Program Changes
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Using Pictures to Capture The Diminishing Fear of Swimming
Summer is a wonderful time, school is out and the kids are ready to hit…
For some reason my four year old is really having a difficult time being alone anywhere. If he realizes I have left the dining room, he is on the mission to find me. He will whine because he is just so scared yet can not really formulate a good reason why he is scared to be alone. He is scared of his bed. Scared of his shadow. Scared of his bedroom. Scared of his closet. The list could go on forever.
I honestly have little problem with him waking mid night and sleeping in my bed or sometimes even he takes my recliner beside the bed. It doesn't really bother me, at this point, however, I know all too well how difficult a situation this will be to break once he is passed his "I am scare of everything" phase. That my friends, I am not looking forward to.
So in the meantime, I have a little one who takes over my bed almost every single night, except on the rare occasion he sleeps through the night in his own bed, in his own room. He shares a room with his brother, so it's not like he is "alone" per say, but his brother sleeps through everything, thank goodness! That means when the four year old wakes mid night yelling for Mama, the six year old is still fast asleep through it all.
For now, as I share my bed with this cute four year old, I will debate on how important it is for me to fight this co-sleeping mid night battle or not. I am not quite ready, nor have energy to fight this battle right now at this point in time in my life. Too much going on that is just making this the least of my problems. I enjoy singing "there were two in the bed and the Mama said .. get out, get out" I do that often to the little one and he just thinks I am silly.
Too cute!
My hubby and I have a queen and he's such a bed hog that there's barely enough room for me in there, but he has reserves once a month, so I love getting the bed to myself – that is until I wake up and find one of my kids in there. One of them always sneaks in there when he's not around, but I'm n complaining – I know they won't be doing it for much longer…..
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Something came up on one of our servers, the content.mso folder of the default user profile is getting filled up with thousands of temporary files. The folder size ends up in the gigabytes, son when a user without a profile logs in, it gets a copy of the default user profile. So the server quickly grows out of disk space.
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In this server we have a PDF printer (AmyUni) and a Asp.Net application running on IIS6 with a dedicated user, on the application we do Infopath Automation and send a document to the printer.
Is there any way, that either the the pdf printer or infopath (uses IE internally) are sending so many files to the default user profile?
Thanks in advance!!
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What causes skin to wrinkle?
Brenda LaTowsky, MD, is a dermatologist on staff at Banner Thunderbird Medical Center at Glendale, Ariz.
Question: What exactly causes skin to wrinkle and age? How can I maintain healthy, younger looking skin?
Answer: As skin matures, two things inevitably happen: skin loses its elasticity and its volume. So, when you make various facial expressions, such as a frown or squint, the skin doesn't bounce back the way it once did during youth. As a result, the lines that form during these expressions can become deep, prominent features on our faces. This can lead to a tired, old, and even angry look, which are common complaints from patients.
Of course, some people are fortunate to have good genetics that can result in less sagging and wrinkling than the average person. On the other hand, some people inherit skin that requires more tender loving care.
The best weapon to prevent premature aging is sunscreen. Most people don't realize sunscreen should be reapplied every two hours, including before every day activities such as driving to work or running errands. Even incidental sun exposure accumulates and can cause premature aging.
Along with regular use of sunscreen, depending on their skin type or condition, I usually recommend that patients use several types of skin products, including: Oil of Olay's Regenerist line (containing peptides); prescription products like Retin-A or Renova (containing tretinoin); and, products containing antioxidants, such as coffeeberry, ferulic acid, phytic acid, and vitamin C. There are also treatment options that can be administered by a dermatologist, such as botulinum toxin and fillers, which are often used to safely restore a youthful appearance.
It is important to note that it's never too early to begin a healthy skincare regimen. Many of my patients start a regimen immediately after coming to see me that will both help and prevent aging skin. Similarly, it is never too late to start a quality skin care regimen. Many of my patients have endured years of exposure to the intense Arizona sun, yet we have found healthy and effective skin treatment regimens that have produced noticeable improvements.


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Tyler Lauback is entering his first season as a graduate assistant on Mark Whipple?s coaching staff. He will work along side assistant coach Chris Malone, assisting with the Minuteman offensive line this season. Last year, Lauback served as an assistant coach at his prep alma mater, Weston (Mass.) High School.
Lauback is a 2001 UMass graduate, with a bachelor?s degree in English. He earned four letters for the Minutemen from 1997-2000, starting at right guard during his sophomore, junior and senior seasons. A preseason second team All-Atlantic 10 selection as a senior, Lauback helped UMass to the NCAA Division I-AA national championship in 1998, and an Atlantic 10 Conference title in 1999.
A native of Weston, Mass., Lauback is single and resides in Amherst.
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Steven Adler (drums; born January 22, 1965), Michael Andrew "Duff" McKagan (bass; born February 5, 1964), Darren Arthur "Dizzy" Reed (keyboards; born June 18, 1963), William "Axl" Rose (vocals, piano; born February 6, 1962), Saul Hudson aka Slash (guitar; born ...full bio
"There was something about the event itself where the thing that stuck out to me the most was when they had the Blue Caps and Crickets and the Fabulous Flames and Comets and all those guys get up there and get inducted. That was a heavy moment for me. I was like, 'Wow,' all these guys in their 80s and 90s, some in their wheelchairs, some not even there because they're dead, all lined up getting this honor, this recognition. That really pulled at my heartstrings. That sort of erased for me all the questions that I have. I was like, 'I guess everybody gets it in due time.'"
"It's just amazing that we're still here, and still alive. We had such wild times and we're still here to tell the tale. And all the boys are healthy… everyone's hope for the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame is that we get on stage together."
"It's become very prestigious over the years, and it's become a huge honor for anybody to be inducted into it – or even nominated, for that matter. It's a cool accolade, I suppose. Obviously we're in really, really great company."
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VMware and the Treo 650
By drapeau on Jan 29, 2006
I do what I can to avoid using Microsoft Windows, but right now there are a few things I don't want to do without: Quicken, and the Palm Desktop. (this is one reason that I want Jonathan to be right about volume being everything...when Solaris volume is great enough, both of these apps will have to be ported to the OS. Either that, or I'm buying a Mac. Been a while since I owned one --- can you say Macintosh SE?)
Anyway, my notebook computer runs the Java Desktop System (JDS), the version that is SuSE Linux-based. I run VMware Workstation and have Windows as a guest operating system. (Dual-booting just makes no sense to me; you tend to pick one of the operating systems and rarely use the other, so if you can run both OS's at the same time, why not?) And I just got a new Treo 650. So the first thing I want to do is sync it with Palm Desktop.
That didn't work. At least, not at first. This blog entry is a note to myself about what I did to make it work.
I tried connecting with the USB sync cable that came with my Treo 650. When HotSync started, the Windows XP guest OS didn't seem to do anything. It just sat there, and eventually the Treo HotSync app timed out. VMware's only solution that I could see was to add a line to the .vmx file like this:
usb.generic.skipSetConfig = "TRUE"...which also didn't work.
I gave up on the USB cable, and bought myself a tiny little USB-Bluetooth adapter, which somebody on some web site said should work fine. It was easy to configure, it's smaller than my thumb, and whaddya know, it worked the first time.
I suppose it's pushing my luck to see if I can try the USB-Bluetooth adapter with the SunRay at work. But for now, I have a solution that lets me marginalize Windows as an occasional operating system, and keeps JDS as my preferred desktop.
A Note to VMware, And A Comment On Virtualization
This is the second USB device that I've hooked up to Windows as a VMware guest OS that doesn't work, the other being a USB 2.0 Webcam. I wonder when VMware will be good enough for me to be able to plug in common consumer-electronics devices like this without having to hack? I hear a lot about how good VMware's virtualization is, but it looks like they've got some way to go.


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After weeks of anticipation building, the Saints finally got to see their prized rookie receiver Brandin Cooks at camp, though just in organized team activities. But the Oregon State product showed the speed and versatility the Saints saw in him when they drafted Cooks in the first round of the NFL draft.
In today's edition of Black and Gold Today, sports reporter Rachel Whittaker and columnist Jeff Duncan discuss Cooks - his role won't be limited to wide receiver, as the Saints need a fast, hybrid offensive player since the departure of Darren Sproles and Lance Moore.
Also, what stood out the most during OTAs and minicamp?
Black and Gold Today will resume July 22, two days before the Saints report to training camp at the Greenbrier in West Virginia.


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2009-10 (So.): Placed second in the 500 yard Freestyle (5:09.71) against Rice... Took second in the 1000 yard Freestyle (10:39.43) and third in the 500 yard Freestyle (5:14.14) against Houston... Was a member of the 1500 yard Freestyle Relay... Member of the C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll.
2008-09 (Fr.): Had a personal best 1:51.62 in the 200 freestyle against Arizona State... One of the top distance swimmers on the team, owning the second-best time on the squad last year with a 4:54.70 in the 500 free... Also competed in the 1000 yard freestyle against Georgia, her only appearance of the season in that event.
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Lillian Estelle Summers, 92, of Broadway, passed away Jan. 7, 2013, at Rockingham Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Summers was born March 2, 1920, in New Market, and was a daughter of the late Gilbert L. and Lettie Salyards Walden.
She lived in the Washington, D.C., area for a number of years and worked for the U.S. Postal Service. She enjoyed crocheting and cruising the mountains, especially during the fall.
On Sept. 25, 1940, she married Paul D. Summers, who preceded her in death. She is survived by a son, Gary Summers of Broadway; a daughter, Tami Lamb of Bridgewater; a sister, Beulah Miller of New Market; grandchildren, Derek Lamb, Steven Lamb, Jeffrey Summers and wife, Suzy, and Cynthia Kasza and husband, Dave; great-grandchildren, Ryan Kasza, Alex Kasza, Brittany Summers, Matthew Summers and Peyton Summers. Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a son and daughter-in-law, Ronald Eric and Marsha Summers and siblings, Zaner Moyers, Ruby Crist and Wiss Walden.
Pastor Jim Harrison will conduct the funeral service 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 11, 2013, at the Kyger Funeral Home Chapel in Harrisonburg. Burial will follow in Eastlawn Memorial Gardens in Harrisonburg.
The family will receive friends Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Memorial gifts may be made to the Broadway Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 666, Broadway, VA 22815.
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Well, as the rep of the PRC, what are your stated interests? What strategic goals do you wish to pursue in that region? Fans of "self-determination"? Wonder how Tibet feels about that, or Taiwan for that matter. You could try and pursue some kind of quid pro quo with the Americans in your scenario vis-a-vis Iraq and Iran. No reason to let the little guys (and how many of them are really on the part of the SC that matters anyway) have an upper hand. What overlaps do you share with your Russian counterpart? Remember, a sideshow for China isn't necessarily a sideshow for another key player. Use that, if possible, to your advantage. Try to extract a concession on any interests you have in Iran in exchange for help on Iraq. However, knowing nothing about what your current strategies are, however loosely formed, makes it difficult to provide anything really helpful.
Now, I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor, dumb bastard die for his country.---Patton
There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism.---Teddy Roosevelt
I never forget a face, but in your case I'll make an exception.---Groucho
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All lovers of retro girls enjoy this collection of stars of European and American cinema.Cute girls were before, and certainly not put on the makeup. There are not thin, there are healthy and they look beautiful.
Hard to understand your translated English. Are you seriously saying that they aren't wearing makeup?
For all you shallow, jidgemental snobs who hode behind health…Obviously women were held to a different standard as far as weight back them & they were certainly healthy. Wen do not have to be rail thin to be attractive or healthy. If I'm not mistaken, the average size in the US is 14.
I idolize a lot of these women, but it's quite obvious that they're wearing makeup. Some of them wearing plenty, others with perfect contouring, I doubt if any of these women had on minimal makeup nevermind no makeup, as these were glamour shots.
Thank you for sharing these beautiful ladies. A retro-sight for sore eyes!
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On Wednesday night, Alvin Community College got the first glimpse of Tracy McGrady, the baseball player.
In his lone inning, McGrady gave up three hits on one run, according to The Sporting News. Of his 15 pitches, nine were for strikes.
Whether or not you like the idea of McGrady getting this opportunity to participate, he's followed through on everything up to this point. Some people may say that he is using his celebrity to take a roster spot away from another worthy player, and they might be right. But this is independent baseball and the Sugar Land Skeeters have a knack of bringing the best out of their players, and bringing in huge crowds.
There wasn't a legitimate reason Scott Kazmir was on the roster in 2012, unless you count the fact that Sugar Land is located near his hometown of Houston. That move, probably done in large part to draw fans to the game, was the beginning of his return to a major league contract.
McGrady, in all estimations, is a long shot to make the Skeeters' roster. The odds on him advancing beyond independent baseball is astronomical. If McGrady, a seven-time NBA All-Star, makes the team, you better believe the fans will flock to the games.
The Atlantic League must cut their rosters from 34 to 27 by April 24. McGrady might get two more shots to make the grade between now and then.
I really want to see what he can do against professional hitters. And why not? He has a dream and wants to play baseball. Some other basketball player did this before, and it didn't work out to bad!
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Dear FQ readers,
this is Lynne from http://lilysquilts.blogspot.com/ and I need your help with a quilt that has gone wrong.
I had decided to make one quilt for each of my kids and the other quilts had gone according to plan. I had made this quilt for one of the twins:
This quilt for the other twin:
And this quilt for one of the boys:
But when I came to make quilt no. 4, it all went downhill.
We decided he wanted something a bit like this fabulous Natalia Bonner /Whitnee North quilt (http://piecenquilt.blogspot.com/):
But didn't want the cream fabrics or the green fabrics or anything with flowers or dots and also wanted some plain black. And now we've ended up with this:
Which we both think is just kind of blah or even worse than blah. I don't mind ripping it up and starting again, adding some more colour, adding in different strips, cutting it up somehow and re-piecing. I just need ideas of where to go next.
He's 12 and into football (Manchester United so red could feature) and guitars and he did like the big initial on the original so that's a possibility. He's keen not to have anything on it that might vaguely be interpreted as being girly (hence no flowers and no dots…!). HELP!!!


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Daintree Tours leave from Port Douglas daily, travelling to the Daintree National Park and Cape Tribulation.
Our experienced guides will take you to the best local rainforest in the Daintree National Park while travelling in our modern fleet including the latest Toyota 4WD Landcruisers and Mercedes and Toyota coaches.
Our day trips provide a unique Daintree Rainforest experience for all guests. The drive to Cape Tribulation offers scenic lookouts & picnic areas, emerald forests, golden sands and blue water views.
Guests experience the rich diversity of the Daintree Rainforest through various national park walks. The Daintree Rainforest contains 30% of frog, marsupial and reptile species in Australia.
The Daintree Tours' fleet consists of new 4WD '200 series' Toyota Landcruisers, Mercedes Sprinters, Vitos & Toyota Coasters.
Daintree Tours' guides have extensive naturalist experience and enjoy sharing these natural wonders with you.
daintree rainforest tour
- Luxury Mercedes with only 11 guests
- 1 hour crocodile cruise on Cooper Creek
- Mossman Gorge and Cape Tribulation
Explore the oldest rainforest on earth, the Daintree National Park, with our knowledgeable, passionate guides.
private charters
- Discover the Daintree Rainforest at your own pace
- Exclusive charters for two or more for families and Incentives
- Daintree Tours caters for groups of various sizes and requirements
Discuss the options with our staff for your small group tour.


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Women's Track and Field Places Third At Puma Invitational
April 25, 2005
Rensselaer, Ind. - University of Illinois at Chicago distance specialists Jenni Goebel and Lisa Petty each turned in first-place finishes to help the women's track and field squad to a third-place finish at the Fifth Annual Puma Invitational, hosted by St. Joseph, on Saturday afternoon.
Goebel won the 5,000-meter run with a time of 17:59.8, followed by Petty's first-place finish in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (12:30.5).
Saint Joseph won the overall title with 226 points, followed by Taylor (141), UIC (68), Indianapolis (42) and Northwestern (15).
Freshman Kerry Brennan captured a pair of second-place finishes in both the 800-meter run (2:35.94) and the 1,500-meter run (5:12.35). Sophomore Sarah Morrison rounded out the top-three finishers for the Flames with a third-place mark of 9.89 meters in the triple jump.
UIC will be back in action on Saturday morning, as they will travel to Bloomington-Normal, Ill., to participate in the Redbird Invitational, hosted by Illinois State, at 9:00 a.m.