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Dakota Clevidence went 4 for 4 with three home runs and nine RBI as the Heritage baseball team beat Columbia River 17-12 in a non-league game on Saturday.
Clevidence also picked up the victory with two innings of relief, striking out five Chieftains.
Tim Hergert went 2 for 3 with a triple, four runs and three RBI for the Timberwolves.
Oscar Golberg went 4 for 4 with two doubles and five RBI for Columbia River.
Stars of the day
- Baseball: JT Kaul pitched five shutout innings, giving up one hit in Mountain View's 3-1 loss to Thomas Jefferson of Auburn in eight innings. Kaul struck out six, and went 2 for 3 from the plate.
- Baseball: Jamison Beni-tez went 2 for 3 with two runs, two RBI and a double for La Center in a 12-2 win over Washougal. Benitez also threw two shutout innings of relief.
- Baseball: Chris Penner, Cody Seaman and Rutger Bialkowsky combined on a no-hitter in Stevenson's 10-1 win over Lyle.
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Red Raiders, Lady Raiders Appear in Week 1 Regional Rankings
Both Texas Tech cross country teams appeared in Week 1 of the region team rankings released Monday.
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Sept. 10, 2012
LUBBOCK, Texas - Both Texas Tech men's and women's cross country teams appeared in the Week 1 United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Associate regional team rankings released Monday morning. The Red Raiders made their first appearance of the season at No. 14 in the Mountain Region, while the Lady Raiders maintained their slot at No. 7.
Together, the Red Raiders and Lady Raiders swept the Aug. 31 Texas Tech Open in Ruidoso, N.M. to open the 2012 season.
Newcomer and Wayland Baptist transfer Kennedy Kithuka led the Red Raiders' sweep of the top four finishes while setting a course record in the four-mile run with a time of 19:40.89. The time broke the previous record of 21:23.30 set by former Red Raider Gilbert Limo.
Kithuka, a junior, comes to Tech after capturing two NAIA cross country individual championships.
Meanwhile, the Lady Raiders turned in a 1-3 sweep led by Madeline Livergood who finished with a first place time of 18:45.30 in the three-mile run.
The Texas Tech cross country program will host its only home meet of the season Friday with the Texas Tech Red Raider Open. The meet is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at the Meadowbrook golf course in Lubbock.

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College Hockey:Under The Radar
BSU's Murray Quietly Makes An Impact
Mention marquee players in College Hockey America, and the names Jared Ross and Barret Ehgoetz immediately come to mind — and rightfully so. After all, that duo is in an ongoing battle for first place on the league's all-time scoring lists.
But ask Bemidji State head coach Tom Serratore who he thinks is the best player in the CHA, and he's happy to nominate one of his own skaters, that being senior forward Andrew Murray.
"I don't know how many guys are better in our league right now, or even in the country. He's nationally a top-end player," said Serratore. "Andrew Murray is one of the top players I've ever coached, and I've coached some NHLers. There's no question. The only kid that I say might be as good if not better than him that we faced this year is David Backes from Mankato. Other than that, there hasn't been a kid on a team that we've played against that's been a better player."
Actually, if you go strictly by statistics, Murray has been the better of those two players this season, averaging 1.45 points per game (13th in the nation) to Backes' 1.00.
And it would be hard to find a hotter player during the past two months than Murray, who carried an 11-game scoring streak (9-14–23) out of a weekend series against Robert Morris. In fact, the only time Murray hasn't tallied a point in the past 16 games came during a 3-1 win against Wayne State on Nov. 22
To say that Murray has found a comfort zone might be putting it lightly.
"Yeah, I've kind of been rolling. I got off to a little bit of a slow start personally," said Murray, who had just two points after Bemidji's first four games. "It helps playing with the same guys for a year and a half in [Brendan] Cook and [Luke] Erickson, developing a chemistry with them. It's just been great, knowing where each other is on the ice. We seem to be finding each other right now, so hopefully we can keep that going."
Murray had totaled 11 goals as of mid-January, and none of those was bigger than the one he netted against Air Force on Jan. 8. The Falcons and Beavers played see-saw the entire evening, with Air Force never trailing during regulation. And as time wound down, it looked like the visiting cadets would get their first win against Bemidji in CHA competition.
Trailing 3-2 in the final minutes, Serratore pulled goalie Matt Climie in favor of the extra attacker. But that's when Murray stepped in, picking up the loose puck and beating Air Force netminder Ian Harper with less than a minute remaining.
"On Saturday it was sort of back and forth all night, they'd get up and then we'd get a big goal from a different person every time," said Murray, sharing the credit. "It came down to the last minute, I got lucky enough to get a bounce and put the puck in the net."
Jean-Guy Gervais capped the comeback in overtime, and moved the Beavers to within one point of Alabama-Huntsville for first place in the CHA. But none of that could have occurred without Murray's equalizer. Still, Serratore said scoring is only one of his star player's strong points.
"You can get consumed with points. Andrew chips in his share of points. But at both ends of the rink, how hard he plays, you notice Andrew Murray every shift," he stated. "If he doesn't bring it offensively in certain games, he's bringing it on faceoffs, he's bringing it defensively. He's got a presence on the ice. I wouldn't trade him for anybody."
Points don't seem to be all that important to Murray, either. He's more than gracious when discussing the dynamic duo of Ross and Ehgoetz, and points to Bemidji's team success as his main motivation.
"Barret and Jared are both good hockey players. I give them all the credit, the numbers they've put up are exceptional. They're both having great seasons again this year," Murray stated. "Last year we had team success, and everybody chipped in as a group. The same sort of thing is happening this year. We're getting contributions from all four lines, all six D and both goaltenders. "You know, I'll take team success any day over individual success."
But one seems to come with the other. Murray tallied two points during the opening game of the Air Force series, and his second period power play tally gave him his 101st career point, moving him past Marty Goulet for first place on the Beavers' all-time Division I scoring list.
"At the time of the point, nothing was really said," Murray recalled. "After the game our radio guy mentioned it, and I kind of went, 'Oh yeah, I forgot about that.' But it's quite an honor. I had the opportunity to play on Marty Goulet's line for two years, and he's one heck of a hockey player. So it's definitely quite an honor."
But the only honor Murray, a 2001 draftee of the Columbus Blue Jackets, is worried about now is a trip to the NCAA tournament. Bemidji won the CHA regular season championship last year, but was denied a trip to the tourney when Niagara's Joe Tallari scored in overtime to win the CHA tournament.
"We did experience a lot of team success, winning the regular season. But we had a bitter taste in our mouth about the playoff loss too," Murray said. "So that was more or less the motivation for this season.
"It's more about team success and winning championships here."
And if Murray keeps producing at his current rate, those championships should follow.
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The invites specified that costumes were "welcome but not mandatory". I decided to go all out and wear a costume that suited my physiognomy, here I am in full dress as Rowan Atkinsons silent comedian, Mr. Bean.
I brought the jacket and pants from a thrift store and the rest were things I had around the house, including the suitcase and Teddy. I searched all over the city to find a bear more like the one Bean has but couldn't. The one I used worked out actually, since it sat snuggly in my breast pocket.
Here's a novelty, a photo taken of me earlier in the year in another costume.
This is me dressed as some sort of villainous oil-baron. I particularly liked the double eyebrows. I think I look sort of like the bad-guy from 'There Will Be Blood.'
I didn't exepct anyone else would come in costume and I'd be the only turkey wearing one. But a couple of my friends came through, one dressed as everyones favorite internet boogeyman, Slenderman, and another dressed as the Mad Hatter. I wish I'd gotten a picture of us together!
The night went off with out a hitch, we gathered in the rumpus room with several sofas gathered around a coffee-table full of chocolate, chips, pizza, soda and beer with a big TV in the corner.
I played a DVD of Mr Bean to kill time until everyone arrived, at which point the program began. To start the night off, I played one of my favorite black and white and appropriately spooky cartoons 'Swing You Sinners'. I always think it's good to play a cartoon before the main feature.
The first movie of the night was a horror-cmedy I've been raving about recently, Mel Brooks 'Young Frankenstein'. Something Halloween related but with a screwball sense of humor to keep things light-hearted while the sun was still up.
Between one movie and another I like to play something fun and short, so next we watched Disneys short film 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' based on Washington Irvings novel. Which I've raved about previously.
The next movie we watched was the remake of the horror standard 'Evil Dead'. I liked the original evil dead and LOVED the sequel which dove headfirst into insanity, so this remake which recieved moderate praise was just what we needed, something a little more intense but still fun in a crazy, gory, blood-splatter way.
Surprisingly, the original Evil Dead, in it's entirety, is available for free on YouTube, embedded below.
For our next cartoon interlude, we watched The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror IV, which includes three of their best segments and some of the best animation The Simpsons ever boasted, courtesy of David Silverman.
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And for the last movie of the night we needed a movie that wasn't fun or silly. We needed something creepy and ultimately scary, so I picked C. Robert Cargills screenwriting debut film 'Sinister'
Cargill was a longtime reviewer for one of my favorite movie sites Spill.com and his since gone on to a very successful career as a writer of both screen and print.
Sinister was met with great reviews claiming it to be one of the bets horror films that year and showing a real understanding of how to play an audience like a piano.
It really freaked me and my guests out, that's for damn sure as mustard. So much so that to put everyone in a slightly giddier mood before switching out the lights before bed, we had an impromptu viewing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The perfect palette cleanser!
My only regret is that we didn't get ANY Tick or Treaters this year! Granted we're on a dead-end street but that shouldn't stop kids from walking up to the door. And I was really looking forward to using this Tony the Tiger jack-o-lantern to hand out candy to kids.
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Crystalline Polymorphism of Nitrates
Date: 1951
Creator: Shepherd, Jimmie G.
Description: The purpose of this study was to investigate the polymorphism of a group of related compounds. Special emphasis was placed upon the temperature at which transitions occurred and a possible correlation of these temperatures with other properties of the compounds.
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D-D and D-T Neutron Excitation of Energy Levels in Cs133
Date: January 1961
Creator: Dawson, Horace Ray
Description: The purpose of this experiment was to make positive assignment of the Cs133 energy levels excited by the inelastic scattering of neutrons.
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A Decay Scheme for 164 Ho
Date: December 1972
Creator: Guertin, James
Description: The present investigation was prompted by several considerations. In previous studies there was considerable variance with regard to the reported values for the half-lives of the isomeric and ground states in 164 Ho. There was also considerable variance with regard to the values reported for the branching ratios and the relative intensities of the transitions. Thus a further study of the problem was needed.
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Decoherence, Master Equation for Open Quantum Systems, and the Subordination Theory
Date: August 2005
Creator: Giraldi, Filippo
Description: This thesis addresses the problem of a form of anomalous decoherence that sheds light into the spectroscopy of blinking quantum dots. The system studied is a two-state system, interacting with an external environment that has the effect of establishing an interaction between the two states, via a coherence generating coupling, called inphasing. The collisions with the environment produce also decoherence, named dephasing. Decoherence is interpreted as the entanglement of the coherent superposition of these two states with the environment. The joint action of inphasing and dephasing generates a Markov master equation statistically equivalent to a random walker jumping from one state to the other. This model can be used to describe intermittent fluorescence, as a sequence of "light on" and "light off" states. The experiments on blinking quantum dots indicate that the sojourn times are distributed with an inverse power law. Thus, a proposal to turn the model for Poisson fluorescence intermittency into a model for non-Poisson fluorescence intermittency is made. The collision-like interaction of the two-state system with the environment is assumed to takes place at random times rather than at regular times. The time distance between one collision and the next is given by a distribution, called the ...
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Design and Construction of a Positive Radio-Frequency Ion Source for the Production of Negative Ions
Date: August 1958
Creator: Thompson, B. Cecil
Description: It is the purpose of this paper to present a detailed account of the design and construction of this positive-ion source and associated equipment.
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Design and Testing of a Coincidence System
Date: January 1961
Creator: Barnes, W. L., Jr.
Description: This paper is concerned with the design, testing and performance of a coincidence system, the proposed North Texas State College accelerator.
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Design and Testing of a Corona Column and a Closed Gas Distribution System for a Tandem Van de Graaff Voltage Generator
Date: June 1962
Creator: Gray, Thomas Jack
Description: The purpose of this study had been to design and test a corona column and an insulating gas distribution system for a small tandem Van de Graaff. The intent of this paper is to describe the gas handling system and to compare experimentally the effects of corona electrode shape on the corona current carried between adjacent sections of the column.
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Design and Testing of a Positive Ion Accelerator and Necessary Vacuum System
Date: August 1953
Creator: McKay, Vern A.
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Detection of the Resonant Vibration of the Cellular Membrane Using Femtosecond Laser Pulses
Date: December 1989
Creator: Jamasbi, Nooshin
Description: An optical detection technique is developed to detect and measure the resonant vibration of the cellular membrane. Biological membranes are active components of living cells and play a complex and dynamic role in life processes. They are believed to have oscillation modes of frequencies in the range of 1 to 1000 GHz. To measure such a high-frequency vibration, a linear laser cavity is designed to produce a train of femtosecond pulses of adjustable repetition rate. The method is then directly applied to liposomes, "artificial membrane", stained with a liphophilic potential sensitive dye. The spectral behavior of a selection of potential sensitive dyes in the membrane is also studied.
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A Determination of the Bothe Depression Factor for Discs in Water
Date: August 1950
Creator: Patton, Bob
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An abandoned propane tank was seen on the 1700 block of Park Avenue at 8:25 p.m. The tank appeared empty, the police said.
A vehicle reportedly backed into a speed sign along Evening Star Drive, knocking over the sign, sometime prior to the 8:19 a.m. report. The police indicated the downed sign was a traffic hazard.
A suspected drunken driving case was reported at 1:40 a.m. on the 1700 block of Prospector Avenue. Public police logs did not provide details.
A suspected intoxication case was logged at 1:27 a.m. on the 600 block of Main Street. The report was at a nightclub, the police said.
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At 6:50 p.m., the police received a complaint that a purse was taken while someone was unloading luggage along Park Avenue. The police classified the case as a vehicle burglary.
A tablet computer was reported stolen from a truck on Foxwood Court. The tablet disappeared in the afternoon. The police received the report at 6:38 p.m. The police were told the victim tracked the tablet to Park City.
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The questions below are the questions of the century which lead to many more questions.
Why has child suicide risen in the last half century?
What is making our children mentally unstable and physically challenged?
Why are children in elementary schools and high schools killing each other?
The answer to these questions may be a very simple one: diet
Could diet possibly be the answer to these questions? It is a very real possibility and if not the total cause of these problems it is contributing to some of the problems in today's society.
Chemicals and food additives are a real problem. The chemicals and the food additives used in our foods are dangerous to your health. Many have toxic effects on our children's small bodies.
These additives preserve food and enhance flavor. To see for yourself some of the chemicals that are added to the foods you buy visit The Center For Science In The Public Interest website. This site gives a list of safe additives, and additives to either avoid or cut back on.
Processed foods are killing us and those who live longer than others are getting fatter and more unhealthy day by day and contracting deadly diseases from the unhealthy lifestyle of eating processed foods and the lack of physical activity.
A few of the problems are allergic reactions, hyperactivity, pre-diabetes, diabetes, and cancer.
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Good read if you are concerned about your children's health:
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2007-2008: Had a 3-7 singles, 3-4 doubles record on the season ... went 2-4 in the fall playing in both the Baylor and UTSA Invitationals ... filled the No. 5 and 6 positions in four matches during the spring, including participating in the 2008 NCAA Championships ... went 1-2 in three-set matches, 1-3 in tiebreakers ... doubled with teammate Sinisa Markovic at the NCAA Championships in the No. 2 position, going 1-1 including an 8-2 win over Harvard's Evans and Hayes ... also played with teammates Ilya Babinciuc (1-2) and James Wilson (1-1) in doubles during the season.
2006-2007: Held a 10-8 singles duals record playing No. 6 in his debut as a Red Raider ... went 2-4 in Big 12 play ... tabbed a 5-3 record at home, 5-5 on the road ... was 15-3 in first set victories ... went 3-4 in three-set matches and tiebreakers ... played No. 3 doubles with Sinisa Markovic in two matches at the Blue-Gray Invitational going 0-2.
Before Tech: A sophomore transfer from Troy University (2005) ... 2004 graduate from Sredhja Ekohomska Skoala ... ranked in top five as a junior in Serbia in amature play.
Personal: Born Jan. 22, 1986, in Novi Sad, Serbia ...his parents are Miroslav and Mirjana ... has two siblings Marko, 21, and Mitar, 23 ... enjoys soccer and music ... majoring in international business.


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Adventures in Nano-scale Chemistry
This web site is intended as a resource for teachers and students, at both the high school and the undergraduate college level. Click here for a detailed description of our NSF funded project. Follow the links in the right pane to download laboratory modules.
Introduction to Nano-scale Science
From 2009 to the present our project has been to incorporate nano-scale teaching and learning into the curriculum at Russell Sage. In the first year, we adapted some of the materials posted on this University of Wisconsin website for our own use. A core group of students developed our starting set of lab modules (listed to the right), and in the process became very familiar with the chemistry and physics of some nanoscale materials, and some of their nanotechnology applications. These students introduced the initial modules to other students in a variety of undergraduate chemistry and physics courses starting in the Fall 2009 semester. In subsequent years, we have been developing our own unique modules (tied in with INVEST) and expanding the reach of this project to students and teachers in as many disciplines as possible.
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For a very short time the first track off Beyond Creation's sophomore album 'Earthborn Evolution' is streaming online for free. A tease of what is to come, "Elusive Reverence" is available via Lambgoat.com. You can check it out for yourself HERE. The track premiered today and will only be available through July 31, 2014. The highly anticipated second album, from Canada's Beyond Creation is finally available for pre-order, with a release date of October 28, 2014. In the meantime, the quartet from Quebec will be on Origin's "All Things Dead" tour with King Parrot, and on select dates; Abolishment of Flesh, and Your Chance To Die.
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8/13 Clifton Park, NY - Trick Shot Billiards
8/15 Quebec City, QC - L'Agitee
8/16 Ottawa, ON - Maverick's
8/17 Indianapolis, IN - Killzone Headquarters
8/18 Des Moines, IA - Vaudeville Mews
8/19 Omaha, NE - The Hideout
8/20 Winnipeg, MB - The Zoo
8/22 Red Deer, AB - VAT Club
8/23 Edmonton, AB - Pawn Shop
8/24 Kamloops, BC - Pogue Mahones
8/25 Osoyoos, BC - The Cauldron
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8/26 Kelowna, BC - The Level
8/27 Seattle, WA - Studio Seven
8/28 Portland, OR - Branx
8/29 S. Lake Tahoe, CA - Whisky Dicks
8/30 Fresno, CA - Frank's Place
8/31 Las Vegas, NV - Backstage Bar
9/1 Cottonwood, AZ - Main Stage (no Beyond Creation)
9/2 Amarillo, TX - Wreck Room
9/3 Oklahoma City, OK - Chameleon Room
9/4 Fort Smith, AR - Hero's (no Beyond Creation)
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Clean SMALL rooms. Exactly that. They are clean and small, the bathroom, well, for me it is easier to stand outside the bathroom and brush my teeth than inside but they are clean. But it is advertised as tiny so they are honest.
I've come to the conclusion there is no hot water here as well as a distinct lack of water pressure. At least in my, cheapest, of all rooms.
Within 2 blocks of 2 grocery stores and a row of what looked to be busy restaurants. The one's I went to were very good (and busy).
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Historical Traveler Reviews Belgrave House Hotel London
Une veritable excroquerie!
Tout � d�buter par le concierge qui a essay� de me soutirer les codes de ma carte de cr�dit sous pr�texte de pouvoir prelever les frais en cas de dommages caus�s dans la chambre. vu notre refus, comme par hasard il nous a dit qu'il y avait une autre solution !! lui donner 20� et il nous donn� un re�u pour recuperer cette somme a la fin de notre s�jour.
L'arnaque ne s'arrete pas l� ! nous avons pris possession d'un placard ! je ne dis pas une chambre car le taudis que nous avions pour dormir etait 1) minuscule et 2) DEGUEULASSE !!! (voir les photos)
La literie est totalement pourrie! les ressorts traversent le pseudo matelas et l'armature des lits est la m�me que des lits de camps. donc si comme nous vous n'etes pas des scouts qui veulent dormir � la dure, n'y allez pas !
pour continuer, nous avons decouvert que des dechets etaient sur le plancher certainement depuis un certain nombre de semaines. Les murs de l'endroit etaient couverts de traces en tout genre ( insectes �cras�s, nourriture, salet�, etc...), les meubles etaient tous explos�s (nous avons pris des photos par peur qu'on nous dise que c'etait nous qui avions abim�s les meubles pour vous dire a quel point nous etions confiants !). Et enfin concernant la piece, nous avions une douche ( pas de wc) et l� c'etait le comble : c'�tait immonde !!!(cf: photos).
La salle de bain commune etait dans une �tat de crasse et de d�labrement incroyable (cf: photos) et surtout comme nous ne voulions pas utiliser la douche de notre chambre, nous nous etions dit nous irons dans celle l�. Pas du tout !!!! le matin la fenetre de la piece est ouverte car elle est elle aussi cass�e et en janvier a londres ca caille !
Autre d�tail, lorsque nous avions command� nous �tions contents de trouver un h�tel avec petit d�jeuner inclus m�me si c'etait un petit d�jeuner intercontinental et non anglais. l� encore grosse arnaque! on vous avez dit th�, caf�, jus de fruit, c�r�ales, lait, oeufs, toats etc.. Nous avons eu du lait reconstitu�, 2 sortes de c�r�ales qui n'avaient aucun go�t, pas de jus de fruits, toasts qui etaient froids car les personnes qui servaient n'avaient aucune autre envie que de parler entre elles et surtout on les embetait quand on voulait quelquechose. Je me suis faite engueul�e car une d'elles car j'avais eu le malheur de suivre les instructions du panneau au dessus du frigo: lait dans le frigo! et enfin nous cherchons toujours les oeufs !!
Voil� pour une breve description de cet h�tel insalubre qui vous fera beneficier de tous les bruits int�rieurs et ext�rieurs a gogo gr�ce � son simple vitrage et bien s�r est il n�cessaire de pr�ciser que les vitres �taient tellement sale qu'il etait difficile d'y voir � travers?
Absolutely Disgusting
This 'hotel' is absolutely disgusting. We forfeited the money we paid for it and never slept a night it was so bad. We booked other accomodation close-by.
I booked this place for two nights (14th & 15th Dec 2006) over the web to have a few days to relax with my wife in London. We arrived just after 8:00PM to the very elegant exterior and extremely modern lobby only to be shocked beyond belief once we went beyond that. I just don't know where to start to describe it, but out of respect to prospective clients I feel obligated to.
Once you hit the bottom of the stairs, you meet the filthy old carpet which persists along all the narrow dingy hallways. All the doors to the rooms are old scraped cheap hollow office-type doors with outdoor keys to each.
Now open the door. (Room 302) My first thoughts were "Maybe I'm not really seeing this" as I looked at what looked to me like a tiny bedsit that hadn't been maintained in decades. The 'furniture' was not only cheap but falling apart. The bed was a metal frame with a thin matress and the sound of the springs underneath was just unbearable. There was a horrible old fermica counter with an old fridge underneath. I didn't dare to open the fridge or any of the presses for fear of what I might see. The curtains were falling off the curtain pole and wouldn't block out the light. We were told that we were lucky to be getting a shower. (Granted, I knew there were shared facilities) I wouldn't get into this shower in a wetsuit. I admit I didn't pay much for it, but I still was totally misled by their advertising of their 'new concept' in no frills accomodation and the photos they posted.
Needless to say, my protestations with the manager at the desk were in vain (He kept saying "This is a B&B, not a hotel" to which I pointed out the name of the "Belgrave House Hotel" sign hanging outside the door), but I'm just happy to have gotten out of this horrible place and make things up with my wife for such a bad mistake.
I hope I've saved you some heartache.
Cuidado con el Belgrave House Hotel!!!
Hacia 3 meses q teniamos la habitacion reservada y pagada y al llegar ahi nos dijeron q tenian goteras y q no nos la podian dar, mientras entre ellos se reian y decian q habia overboookig!! cuando vieron q les entendiamos se quedaron blancos y nos reconocieron q se la habian dado a otros! n la puerta habia un cartel q decian q habian habitaciones libres, pero el imbecil dl recepcionista decia q no, q solo tenian una doble (eramos 5 personas), mientras discutiamos con el iban llegando otros clientes con reserva y a ninguno le ponian problemas (ninguno era espa�ol...)
nos dijo q nos iban a mandar a otro hotel, q estaba a solo una parada d metro y q nos iba a encantar... q el nos pagaba la mitad dl taxi. Despues d mucho discutir como no queriamos perder mas tiempo le dijimos q nos ibamos al otro, al HOLLAND COURT HOTEL (q era de los mismos due�os) pero q el taxi lo pagaba enterito �l! nos dijo q eran 5 minutos en taxi, pues tardamos mas d 20! y n metro eran 6 paradas!!! con dos cambios d linea incluidos!! estabamos mas d 40 minutos para llegar a picadilly!!!! ademas el hotel q s supone q era un 3 estrellas era ASQUEROSO!! habia unas babosas n l ba�o grandes como mis dedos! Si quereis unas buenas vacaciones no reserveis n ninguno de los dos hoteles! son unos impresentables y unos mentirosos!!
Loved It!!!!
This place was great! From start to finish during my 4 day stay, my friends and I had great, simple service.
The hotel is very basic, but clean, modern and you really do pay for what yoy get. A simple room, simple amenities, and a good breakfast every morning.
The staff are not the friendliest, but informative and helpful to certain degree. But then again, for the price we paid, we did not expect anything else.
This really is an alternative to an Easy Hotel kind of place.
Would definitely stay again.
Do you like paying for rooms you don't get to stay in????
I would advise all travellers to avoid this hotel like the plague!!!!
I made a booking via Last Minute.com for this hotel in London for a city break on the 28th July 2006 with 3 of my friends. The booking was for two twin en suite bedrooms for two nights at the Belgrave House Hotel. On 26th July I telephoned the Belgrave hotel to confirm that they had received our booking and to inform them of the approximate time of our arrival (the timing of our flight meant we were not likely to arrive until after 10pm). I was told by the member of staff that everything was fine with the booking.
When we arrived on Friday 28th July at around 10.30pm, we attempted to check in to the Hotel but was told that the only rooms which were available for us was 1 room which sleeps 3 people and a single room for 1 person only, neither of which were en suite. The prices of the rooms he was offering us were also less than the rates for those we had already paid for. We asked if the difference would be repaid to us on leaving and were told it would not be.
Obviously we found this unsatisfactory as this was not what we had booked, and paid for, from Last Minute and asked for an explanation from the manager why we could not have the rooms we had confirmed with him. We were told by the manager that, although lastminute.com informs him that a booking has been made for his hotel at the time of booking, they do not state exactly what type of rooms have been requested until the day before our arrival. The manager showed us a printout from Last Minute dated 9th June 2006 which he said he had received by "fed-ex" the day before. We with were extremely sceptical about this response as we did not believe that an organisation such as Last Minute would operate their business in this way. We asked him for a copy of the printout, which was refused.
The manager also told us that he no longer subscribes with, or takes bookings from Last Minute due to the fact that "this sort of thing happens a lot".
While we were in reception attempting to explain our situation to the manager, two other guests entered who were also making complaints about their room not being what they had asked for; they had also booked a twin room but had been given a double room instead.
After much discussion with the manager about the situation, we were offered two choices: either take the rooms he had available for us, or he would offer us a full refund and we could find ourselves another hotel. Due to the lateness of our arrival and the fact that we were unfamiliar with the area we reluctantly decided we would take the rooms for one night.
We asked the manager if he would provide us with some paperwork to prove that we had not been given the rooms we had originally booked so that we could present this to Last Minute. This was also refused, he would not even give us a receipt. We asked the manager if he would ring Last Minute to determine exactly why the booking process had failed for us. He refused to do this as well. We then asked if he could give us a telephone number for the contact centre at lastminute.com so that we could try to fathom out why our booking had been unsuccessful. The phone number which was given to us by the manager was an international number and when we tried to ring it there was no answer.
When we were actually given the keys to our rooms, we found them completely unacceptable. Neither of the rooms had proper beds in them, only temporary looking camp beds. The bathroom was one flight down the stairs and was very dirty. Due to the fact that this was a shared bathroom with other guests, we encountered a man dressed only in a towel on the stair case. The hotel in general, once you got past the foyer, was very run down and dirty, not at all what the pictures show on the website.
After considering our situation, the sub-standard state of the rooms and the unhelpfulness of the manager, we decided we were unwilling to stay at the hotel for even one night. I was particularly concerned about the fact that one of us would have to sleep alone in the single bedroom which I was unwilling to let any of us do. We were forced to look for another hotel in the area which cost us �168. This was obviously very distressing for us as we are unfamiliar with the area and it was near midnight at this point. We also had to find accommodation for the Saturday night which cost us a further �150.
On leaving the hotel, we asked the manager if we could have the refund that he had previously offered us if we decided to leave. This was immediately refused.
Expérience épouvantable
Nous avons s�journ�, mon conjoint et moi m�me, dans cet h�tel durant 2 jours, et l'accueil autant que les chambres furent un r�el cauchemar.
En effet, lorsque nous sommes arriv�s � l'h�tel, le check in �tait cens� �tre fait, comme indiqu� sur le descriptif � 13h30, hors nous avons attendu au moins une heure de plus avant que le "m�nage soit fait" et la chambre pr�te.
A chaque fois que nous demandions au r�ceptionniste si notre chambre �tait pr�te, il nous indiquait "dans 15 mn", ensuite "dans 5 mn".
Je peux vous dire qu'apr�s un voyage de 3 heures dans l'Eurostar, charg�s avec nos bagages et ayant eu quelques difficult�s � trouver l'h�tel, nous �tions �puis�s.
A bout de force et de patience, nous sommes mont�s � 14h40 dans notre chambre, aucun m�nage n'avait �t� fait.
2 personnes se sont donc mise � nettoyer notre chambre en quelques minutes "nettoyage un peu l�ger � notre gout", en nous laissant certains d�tritus qu'elles pensaient �tre les n�tres.Nous leur avons gentillement fait remarqu� que ce n'�tait pas le cas.
Le tenancier de l'h�tel, suite � notre m�contentement exprim�, m'a fait gentillement comprendre, sans la pr�sence de mon mari bien s�r, que "si je n'�tait pas comptante, je n'avais qu'� changer d'h�tel".
Une mini serviette de toilette pour 2, un lit qui semblait tenir � peine debout, une t�l� avec l'antenne cass�.Une chambre surchauff� alors qu'il faisait froid � l'ext�rieur, en r�sum� un vrai cauchemar.
Nous estimons que pour une chambre � 90€ la nuit, m�me si Londres est une ville ch�re c'�tait inacceptable.
Le lendemain nous sommes sortis toute la journ�e, jusque 18h environ, le m�nage des chambres n'�tait m�me pas fait, la serviette de toilette inchang�e, �pouvantable.
Mon mari ne s'est m�me pas lav� dans la douche, n'a m�me pas pris son petit d�je�ner tellement qu'il �tait o�tr� par l'insalubrit� de cet h�tel.
Lorsque nous dormions la nuit, nous �tions oblig�s d'ouvrir la fen�tre, tellement qu'il faisait chaud et cela provoquait des maux de t�tes � mon mari.
Quant � moi, j'avais des rougeurs sur tout le corps et �a me grattait sans cesse.
Le matin, jour de notre d�part, lorsque je suis venue descendre prendre mon petit d�je�ner, beaucoup de francophones sont venus vers moi afin de se plaindre des conditions intol�rables dans lesquelles ils s�journaient, sans m�me que je leur dise quoi que se soit.
Si vous voulez un bon conseil, ne mettez pas un pied dans cet h�tel car vous serez largement d��ues.
There is better on the same street
In London for 3 days to attend a friends wedding. Then off to Paris and Spain for official holidays. Found hotel through Google maps. It's basically a bed and breakfast (continental) place on the popular street of Belgrave Road which has many B&B/hotels, 5 mins away from Victoria Station in the Southwest area of London. Which is close to many things like Buckingham Place, The Parliament houses and Big Ben.
As we were only there for 3 days needed cheap accommodation. Looking at the website the rooms looked cleaned and modern and the price was right at 40 pounds a night (now 45 pounds a night). Also very close to the Church the wedding was at Westminster Cathedral. Booked a double room with shared bathroom.
Unfortunately for me a week before my trip I fractured a bone in my right foot and had a cast and crutches. This hotel is located in the typical London house with 5 flights of stairs and our room was on the 4th floor :( The bathroom was a short flight of stairs away.
Not impressed with the room. The double was 2 singles pushed together. This is not uncommon. But it was so low to the floor and the mattress was rather thin and uncomfortable. The pillow was barely a pillow. The bed took up most of the room. There was open cupboard to hang clothes. Also in the room was a small TV with the basic 6 channels. Our room had a sink and a shower.
When we first arrived, we checked in and paid for the first night of the room. After 20mins getting settled in the room about to have a nap there was a knock on the door. It was the maid knocking almost in tears asking for someone to come to the reception with no reason of why. So my girlfriend had to go, as I with my cast was in no condition to go. We were asked to pay for the remaining night's accommodation. So my girlfriend said my partner paid and he will pay the next time he comes downstairs.
Our shared bathroom would not flush properly. And was erratic during the 3 days we stayed there. Flushing sometimes and other times not working. The shower in the room would take about 2 mins to get hot water and the water would be slow to drain so your feet would be under water.
Overall not a great experience. Recommended for those on a cheap budget and single travelers who do not care about the accommodation. Also great location.
We got sick and had to extend our time in London. We stayed at the Comfort Inn for one night which is also on Belgrave Road near Hugh St. at 90 pounds and it was luxury. We also stayed at the Dover Hotel also on Belgrave road near Warwick Way for 60 pounds in a room with 2 single beds and toilet and shower. That was lovely as well.
I will now stick to reviews on this site. This hotel had no review at the time of booking in June. I now see there are 2. Although there are genreally positive. I think being with my girlfriend and also being on cructches affected my review.
My first time in London on one of friday in august, and it was very difficult to find a room but, when I try in Victoria Central London, The Hotel called Belgrave House Hotel, one staff told me: "We are fully booked but you can try in the afternoon if there are some cancellation" This is the first time i saw one staff trying to help me to find a place to sleep tonight otherwise completely all the hotel say " We are full, no room".
After that, i came in the afternoon and lucky me there was one cancellation, so i take the room and I pay ONLY �50 per night, that's was very cheap for an hotel very very nice.
About the room, there are very clean and comfortable. Open 24 hours and free breakfast to start my journey, it helps me to start my journey in london to visit it.
I think if you want to visit LONDON, go for this Hotel, because it is in the heart of London.
Perfect for staying in London !!!
Best value for Money
Keep in mind the price of the room and central location when you are thinking about this hotel.
This hotel is walking (and also luggage hauling) distance from the Victoria station.
The rooms are in various stages of upgrades, so u will be surprised at what you can experience here. There are all kinds of rooms (I stayed for a week at last minute notice so I was shifted around in 4 rooms to accommodate existing reservations.) from basic bed/sink only to full family size with sleeping area, seating area, kitchen (oven/ fridge/ sink/ counter space) in suites. So ask specifically for what you need.
Customer service is basic no frills, but efficient.
The location is surrounded by all types of restaurants and bars, so you can eat a variety of cuisines at reasonable rates. The best part is the Sainsbury store which has a full service deli plus a pizza station, so if you are in mood for pizza don't stop by the Pizza hut, but go in the store and order one there for about 1/4 the price. Next best place to eat is in the mall area above Victoria, with McD, a all you can eat pizza and past joint, KFC among others.
Big Ben, Buckingham palace are couple of attractions which are within walking distance from here, and for the others, head to the Victoria station to catch a bus or an underground.
Overall I would say I got my money's worth while I stayed in this hotel.
Hotel vraiment tr�s inconfortable !
La propret� laisse � d�sirer et le mobilier est � renover int�gralement (lit horrible : les ressorts vous cassent le dos!).
Par ailleurs, il n'y a pas de toilettes dans les chambres et ceux situ�s sur le palier sont tr�s sales!
Enfin, il est tr�s difficile de dormir vu le bruit constant qui r�gne dans cet h�tel (porte qui claque, grincements, et autres bruits bizarres...).
Malgr� son bon emplacement, je vous le d�conseille fortement.
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Unlike the butcher counters at most of today's supermarkets, you won't find pre-cut slabs of ribeyes or T-bones sitting flaccid under the glass case at Park City Meat & Provisions. Instead, hunks of meat are wrapped whole at this new butcher shop and partitioned into desired thickness and size upon order. Even more, the selection of all-natural meats is sourced locally and void of antibiotics or hormones. Translation? A tender, juicy and flavorful cut that you'll never find at a grocery store.
The meats at Park City Meat & Provisions range from typical weeknight fare (beef, chicken, pork, seafood) to local specialties (lamb, bison) to borderline adventurous (rattlesnake, rabbit, ostrich; all of which are special ordered). While the variety is diverse, the flavor earns a consistent welcome. "I feel better eating [this meat]. My kids love it. It just tastes so much better," says co-owner Chuck "Chuckles" Lamb, whose name is purely coincidental.
As Park City's only true butcher shop, Lamb tells me that the shop's local focus is a big selling point. Sure, their all-natural, local meats (think Summit County Beef, Morgan Valley Lamb, Gold Creek Farms) and victuals fall under that category, but it's clear that customers also come for Lamb's candid humor that has developed over decades of living here.
"There are times when you're gonna hang out and hear a joke, shoot the breeze," he tells me. "We're trying to bring the service back and get people excited about buying their meat from us because of the quality service. We want people to feel comfortable. We're bringing that communication back."
For many longtime Parkites and younger generations, the concept of a butcher shop is a lost art. "You go to the grocery store, buy a $40 steak and the kid behind the counter can't even tell you how to cook it right," Lamb says. "That's a pre-req for anyone who works here. We go so far as to write the directions on the package and suggest menu options, too." It's a refreshing approach for trepid carnivores, such as myself, who are routinely perplexed when choosing the right carne asada for something as simple as Taco Tuesday.
The provisional side of the Meat & Provisions is stocked full of local and artisan sundries. You'll find shelves of spice blends and marinades for meats; gourmet cheeses and crackers for dinner parties; and an ample reserve of condiments and garnishes for a pop of flavor—many of which are sourced from purveyors who frequent Park City's farmers market. "A lot of our vendors have a four-month window to sell their product [at farmers markets]," Lamb says. "We wanted to give them year-round exposure."
Down the line, Lamb anticipates selling local, organic produce and including an artisan deli in the shop, with sandwich-thin slices of ham, turkey and roast beef. "Even high-end deli meat is still cured with a ton of salt and preservatives," he explains. "That doesn't make sense for a butcher shop. We want to do it right."
And that formula is the cornerstone of this butcher shop. "We're taking the right steps so we can be around for a while," Lamb says.
Park City Meat & Provisions is located at 1890 Bonanza Dr., #112, Park City. For more information, call 435-658-5394.
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The ice bucket challenge is officially a trend among famous people and sports personalities. Along with silent auctions, you can put this philanthropic dare on the list. Braving large buckets of ice water being dumped upon your heads--and the surge of interest in it--is proof that this ice bucket challenge, designed to benefit ALS research, is here to stay.
It reportedly started as a dare by a Boston College baseball player afflicted with ALS in 2012--and has blossomed since. In this month alone, the ice bucket challenge has reportedly raised over $4 million this month, according to the ALS Association.
Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham allowed his players to drench him on Friday, Aug. 15, all in the name of raising money for ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as amyotropic lateral sclerosis. Persons afflicted with ALS have a life expectancy of between two to five years, and gradually lose control of their muscle movements--stripping one of the ability to sleep, eat and eventually, breathe.
Whittingham put his reputation as a tough guy on the line Friday afternoon and fared well, as did Utah kicker Andy Phillips--while the other players he enlisted, namely Utah wide receivers Dres Anderson and Kenneth Scott, struggled mightily.
Phillips stood motionless, smiling as he basked in a pool of icy cold water that gradually trickled down his bare torso. Since Phillips used to fly down death-defying K12 slopes for fun as a US ski team member, a challenge of this magnitude was probably a walk in the park for him, as he exulted in this cool-down for a good cause.
Not so for Anderson and Scott who whimpered like babies, cradling their arms against their chests as they shuffled nervously back and forth, questioning aloud Whittingham's reasoning in including them in this challenge. That was how they felt before Utes teammates waited until the very last moment. Then one cold bucket of ice water was drowned upon the heads of Anderson and Scott who at that point had huddled together in fear.
The cold shock sent both Anderson and Scott lunging 15 feet forward, wailing like hyenas at the 1:45 mark of the YouTube video. Whittingham not only accepted the first bucket by barely flinching as it hit, he took on the second bucket that skimmed Anderson and Scott after they barely escaped getting nailed by it, too.
Whittingham also called on former Utes Eric Weddle, Paul Kruger, and Tony Bergstrom, now in the NFL, to take up the ice bucket challenge. According to the unofficial rules, the person who completes the ice bucket challenge then dares a minimum of three people to complete the challenge in the next 24 hours. Those three then have two choices: complete the icy challenge themselves or donate $100 to ALS research. Often, the person completing the challenge will also donate money.
Meanwhile, in Provo, BYU head coach Bronco Mendenhall's ice bucket challenge on Thursday, Aug. 14 didn't have near the entertaining outcome as Utah's, but BYU's certainly didn't lack in creativity.
Bronco, who was called out by KSL Television personality Rod Zundel, proceeded to call out scores of Utah media personalities to accept the challenge. Not only did Bronco dare them all to do the challenge, he also ordered them to donate another $100 to Thursday's Heroes, a foundation that Mendenhall and his wife Holly run--should they choose to decline Bronco's offer.
In true Bronco style, the BYU football coach then proceeded to have two giant buckets dumped upon his head by his players--then fell backwards into a children's swimming pool filled with more water.
Getting that many buckets of water dumped on Anderson and Scott? Well, even if this was all for a great cause, the ice bucket challenge might be the last thing those two would ever want to see in their lifetimes.
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Now that the 2014 Georgia Tech Football schedule has been released, it's time for my version of the token "anyone's best guess game-by-game" predictions.
With the recent departure of starting quarterback Vad Lee, the crystal ball becomes very foggy for the Ramblin' Wreck, and making predictions prior to spring practice is indeed a futile venture. But, as with all guessing games in college football, it's half the fun, so here goes:
Wofford - 08/30/14
The Terriers were a disappointing 5-6 last season, but broke even in difficult conference play. Also, for what it's worth, they were able to beat an option team in Georgia Southern 30-20 early in the season, but a very good FBS Baylor team hung nearly 70 on them in the season opener. The Jackets might be sloppy early breaking in a new field general, but won't even break a sweat past the first quarter. Prediction - Win (1-0, 0-0)
Tulane - 09/06/14
Due to concerns that its new stadium wouldn't be ready in time for the 2014 season, Tulane cancelled it's four game series with the Yellow Jackets earlier in January, then shortly after announced that the games were back on. New stadium or not, Tulane is not currently on track to beat many big conference opponents, but it will be fun watching these two old SEC opponents renew this series. Prediction - Win (2-0, 0-0)
Georgia Southern - 09/13/14
Paul Johnson protege Jeff Monkin would have returned to the Flats for the first time since leaving for the Georgia Southern job, but he just packed up for the Army job. Many in Statesboro might have considered the Eagles 2013 record of 7-4 underachieving had it not been for a season ending 26-20 stunning win over the Florida Gators in the Swamp. New coach or not, the Jackets can outmatch GSU at every position. Prediction - Win (3-0, 0-0)
at Virginia Tech - 09/20/14
The first real test for the Engineers will be a road match with the heated in-division rival Hokies. This starts a six game stretch of Coastal division matchups for the Jackets, and has a history of deciding one half of the ACC Championship game in December. VPI was 8-5 last season, with a 5-3 ACC record. With a new quarterback in his first big-time game on the road, it's hard to put much stock into Georgia Tech in this one until we see more. Prediction - Loss (3-1, 0-1)
Miami - 10/04/14
The Hurricanes went 9-4 last season, and 5-3 in the Coastal, and it appears as if they'll be able to hold onto Al Golden for the time being. The Canes have owned Tech over the past few seasons, so the Jackets are certainly due. In a series that never seems to have much rhyme or reason, throw the records out the window, and chalk up a home win for the Wreck. Prediction - Win (4-1, 1-1)
Duke - 10/11/14
Probably one of the biggest surprises of the 2013 College Football season was Duke. With their first 10 win season in school history, the Blue Devils only lost four games, including the ACC Championship game to the eventual National Champion Seminoles. With a 6-2 conference record, one of Duke's only two losses in the ACC came at the hands of the Yellow Jackets. This game will generally see Duke as a favorite in most pre-season predictions, but the Jackets win this one at home. Prediction - Win (5-1, 2-1)
at North Carolina - 10/18/14
It could be said that the Carolina are still in the rebuilding phase, and Larry Fedora has been steady thus far, but hasn't had his breakout season. Coming off a mediocre 7-6 season, and breaking an even 4-4 in the ACC, the Tar Heels are certainly hoping to bust through sooner rather than later. Paul Johnson seems to have UNC's number, but on the road that's not a given. Still the Jackets should still be able to put up more points than the Heels, until Fedora's style of football gets settled in at the big time level. Prediction - Win (6-1, 3-1)
at Pittsburgh - 10/25/14
The Panthers had a rough first season in the ACC with a 3-5 losing conference record. With an overall season at 7-6, however, it was certainly not as bad as it could have been. The future is likely at least a little brighter for Pitt, but there is still some settling into a stiffer competition level. Jackets roll in 2014. Prediction - Win (7-1, 4-1)
Virginia - 11/01/14
Mike London's Cavaliers had a tough season all around. After a Chick Fil A Bowl appearance just two seasons ago, Virginia has had two straight losing season, going just 2-10 overall. The Cavs didn't win a single conference game in 2013, and though they'll improve in 2014, they won't beat the Jackets in November. Prediction - Win (8-1, 5-1)
at North Carolina State - 11/08/14
Yet another disappointing team in the ACC was the Wolfpack of NC State. Like the Cavaliers, they didn't win a single conference game in 2013, and only managed three wins overall. One of those came against an FCS Richmond team, and the other two against lesser non-BCS opponents. There is some tweaking to do for Dave Doeren in Raleigh, but he has time to get it figured out. Just not in time for November 8th. Prediction - Win (9-1, 6-1)
Clemson - 11/15/14
The Tigers had a really good 2013 with an Orange Bowl win, washing away the pain of their last trip to Miami in January. Dabo Swinney just got paid, and in a big way with a long-term contract extention, and he deserved every penny. Clemson is good, and will be good again in 2014. They'll give the Jackets a taste of reality at home with a rare win in the city of Atlanta. Prediction - Loss (9-2, 6-2)
at Georgia - 11/29/14
Like the Jackets, Georgia replaces its starting quarterback. It'll be interesting to see how well the Bulldogs' new defensive coordinator handles Paul Johnson's option attack. Georgia Tech will certainly see this as a winable game, but until the Jackets throw off this albatross, it's safer to just go with UGA. The Jackets will have an off week to prepare, but will it be enough? Prediction - Loss (9-3, 6-2)
Be sure to comment, and come back to give me a hard time during the season as this list falls to pieces before our very eyes.


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Dinosaurs in Argentina and in what is now the western United States moved toward the equator due to increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere at about the same time. This is the conclusion of research conducted by Dennis V. Kent from Rutgers University in Piscataway, New Jersey and colleagues. The analysis was published in the May 19, 2014, edition of the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The researchers used magnetochronology to estimate the age of 52 sites in the fossil bearing Los Colorados Formation in Argentina. The researchers compared the age of the Argentinean fossil site with the North American Chinle Formation using the same technology. Magnetochronology estimates time based on the reversals of the Earth's polarity as displayed in the polarity of the rocks in fossil bearing strata and in the fossil themselves. The method produces a highly linear correlation with paleontological time frames that is superior to isotope comparison methods.
The fossils in the Los Colorados Formation in Argentina and the North American Chinle Formation date to between 227 and 213 million years in age. The methods allowed the researchers to determine the movement of dinosaurs in both regions over at least 30 million years in time. Dinosaurs in both regions moved in response to polar shifts, continental drift, and carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere.
Dinosaurs in both North America and South America preferred a humid tropical climate. Over millions of yeas the levels of carbon dioxide in the North American Chinle Formation and the Los Colorados Formation in Argentina forced dinosaurs and other animals to move toward what are now more equatorial regions. Similar movement in response to climate has been documented in dinosaurs in Iceland, Canada, and Europe. This is the first research that shows a congruent movement of dinosaurs in the Americas in the same time periods.


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June 4, 2009:
Issue 6 is coming together quite nicely and will be out in July, featuring hot fellows from New Orleans, New York and LA! To tide you over while you wait for the release, follow us on twitter to read all about the newest updates on our eternal search for the hottest man candy all over the world!
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Grab your ticket for Saints clash
by Stuart Vose
Secure your seat now for final home game of 2012-13.
Make sure you're at the Stadium of Light for Sunderland's final home game of the season this weekend.
The Black Cats take on Southampton in a key clash on Sunday (May 12, KO 3pm).
Both sides will be gunning for three vital points – so be sure you're amongst the red and white masses to cheer on the Lads.
Paolo Di Canio praised the fans' impact following the draw with Stoke and will be hoping for another cracking atmosphere this weekend.
Tickets for this game are priced from £27 adults and £12 under-16s.
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Richard L. Lash, 74, died Friday, Feb. 24, 2012.
He was born July 25, 1937, in Vicksburg, Mich.
He married Betty Doerfler Nov. 25, 1958, in Liberal. She survives.
He was employed at Tradewind Industries for 30 years and then worked part time for Abbott Construction.
He enjoyed fishing with his wife and grandchildren.
Other survivor include three sons, Bill (Mattie) Lash, Vicksburg, Mich., Mark (Tangela) Lash, Jacksonville, Fla., and John (Julie) Lash, Wichita; one daughter, Mona (Dennis) Holder; 10 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his father and stepmother, Cleon and Irene Lash; mother and stepfather, Dorothy and Bill Scarlett; two brothers, Dale Lash and Lloyd Siscoe.
Memorial mass at 10 a.m., Wednesday at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, 645 N. 119th St. W., Wichita, KS.
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AMD HD 46xx and HD 48xx users, shall be able to take advantage of the company's venture into GPGPU, according to this report from TechConnect Magazine.
Launching next month, as part of AMD's Catalyst 8.12 software package, ATI Stream will facilitate the use of Stream Processors, in a GPGPU environment.
From software such as the ATI Avivo Video Converter Utility, to applications from the likes of Cyberlink, ATI Stream will allow demanding computer tasks to harness the power of AMD's HD46/48xx SKUs.
Rival NVIDIA, has spent a great deal of resources and time on its own CUDA initiative and, AMD's move will undoubtedly level the playing field, that little bit more.


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I got the recent update for Snoopy's Street Fair, and the goal that used to be "jump in 50 leaf piles" changed to "jump in 50 snow piles".
I figured it would work like the leaf piles - tap them, Snoopy runs over, and hops in. Simple enough. However, when I tap the snow piles, Snoopy runs over, steps on the pile, and throws a snowball at someone.
I have noticed that the progress meter hasn't moved for the 50 snow piles goal since the update - is this related to the fact that Snoopy is throwing snow instead of jumping in it? Or is my game just bugged somehow?


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Dr. Ludwig von Mises said, "The preservation of private property has tremendous social implications as well as legal ramifications. If history could prove and teach us anything it would be the private ownership of the means of production as a necessary requisite of civilization and material well-being. Only nations committed to the principle of private property have risen above penury and produced science, art and literature. There is no experience to show that any other social system could provide mankind with any of the achievements of civilization."
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